The Unstoppable Wasp #6
| Writer | Jeremy Whitley |
| Artist | Elsa Charretier |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
This is it! The clock is ticking and both Nadia and Ying's lives are in the balance.
Can the geniuses of G.I.R.L. come up with a way to outsmart the Red Room, or will Nadia's adventure be cut short as she's forced to go back to the bunker?
The conclusion of our first story comes to a head. You can't miss this!
Rated T+
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7.5
AIPT - Russ Dobler
Jun 07, 2017It's good, but not as good as it has been. Let's see where the creative team can take it from here. Read Full Review
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5.5
Weird Science - Branden Murray
Jun 12, 2017In summary, I expected this issue to push onwards and upwards after a rather stagnant last issue. Instead it undermined the expressly stated goals of the book in two ways. The science angle was turned into a bit of a joke (way beyond suspension of disbelief) and the crackpot G.I.R.L. team was bailed out by a dude. I still hold out hope for a title which had shown itself to be a lot of fun in the first 4 issues; but it needs to start doing better again, and fast. Read Full Review
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7.0
Both Wasp and the GIRL Lab triumph, but a surprise cliffhanger spoils the happy ending. The GIRL group removes the bomb from Ying's head by jury-rigging a pair of Vision hands - and the actual on-page story is a lot less impressive than that summary. In this issue plotting, art, and colors are all struggling a bit, but the core characterization that makes Nadia and her friends easy to empathize with shines through. This title's racked up a lot of goodwill with rock-solid storytelling in previous issues; the rather weak effort made here burns up some of that credit.
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6.0
Sadly, this Wasp is all too stoppable.
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