If this issue is any indication, "The War of the Realms" will be a can't-miss event. Read Full Review

Mike Del Mundos art is gorgeous both in character rendering and backgrounds. Every panel looks like an amazing piece of art and his depictions of Rozs facial expressions is great. Del Mundo captures so much in these panels that they force the eye to take everything in. Read Full Review

Aaron builds his characters so well, it seems like he could give just about ANY of them a solo adventure and it would work without incident. This is yet another well paced, well scripted, well-drawn masterpiece that completely makes the case for Aaron's time on this book deserving Hall of Fame status. Read Full Review

In Thor #9, the Odinson cedes starring honours to Roz Solomon, freshly-minted Agent of Wakanda. Roz flourishes in the spotlight. While the character work is impressive and the superspy action is thoroughly satisfying, the biggest accomplishment might be expanding the scope of the War of the Realms even further and reminding us that Thor is not the only hero fighting it. Read Full Review

Despite the titular hero being reduced to a cameo in his own book, the issue works great as it gives a supporting character a chance to shine. And shine she does. Read Full Review

The War of The Realms is coming, and Thor isn't the only one doing his part to prepare. Enter old girlfriend and newest member of The Agents of Wakanda; Roz Solomon. It may be her first week on the job but she is more then ready to prove herself anther worth to everyone. Read Full Review

Overall, I enjoyed my time with Thor #9, the departure from focusing on the title character works, for the most part. Aaron continues to build (slowly I might add) elements of the looming War of Realms. It won't surprise me if fans who came seeking Thor in a monumental battle are disappointed. Another minor gripe is that the Thor book feels like a precursor to the War of Realms Event, rather than a title with its own identity. If nothing else, Aaron continues to place all the pieces on the board before unleashing hell. Read Full Review

This issue's beautiful art and stellar plot are tarnished by some rather insidious sexism. Reviewed by Bethany W Pope Read Full Review

Overall, Thor is still a series I find enjoyment in, but much less so lately as it feels like it's just been stalling until this ‘war' finally arrives. The art really hurts the story progression and at points even makes whats going on completely incomprehensible. The lack of Thor in his namesake title brings things down a touch as well but Roz's journey this issue is still some fun. Read Full Review

This was a fun Roz-centric issue.

Del Mundo’s art isn’t as bad and it was great chatching up with Roz Solomon. The War of the Realms is coming and I couldn’t be more excited. The last page is my favorite, BECAUSE CUL IS BACK, B*TCH.

Roz Solomon, freshly-minted Agent of Wakanda, takes the wheel for a kickass super-spy adventure. It's long on action and awesome character insight, too, and the art does an especially good job of sticking to the story here. Granted, Thor's role is a little anemic for an eponymous book, but Roz's story is just too damn good for that to be a serious fault.

Still amused that Thor was pretty much not in this.

Roz Solomon pulls off something crazy. That's one way to handle a frost giant.

This comic is awesome.

A great spy story with some nice looking art. But Roz implying Thor's spending to much time with She-Hulk and not taking the impending war seriously enough is kind of inconsistent with the last issue, where everyone's concerned he's burning the candle at both ends.

A somewhat filler issue thats entertaining but doesnt really do anything except move a few pieces for the war of the realms.

If this was a Roz Solomon book I would give it a higher rating, but its not, its Thor minus Thor. Aaron is still pushing the "unworthy" theme, I really hope that somewhere in the near future he regains his status in a big way and his book can finally be about him again. Roz gets things going quick, she's inducted into the new double secret Agents of Wakanda, then promptly jumps right into the middle of Malekith's plans. It seems like she might have bitten off more than she can chew so who does she call? Jane Foster....of course. Although I think it was obvious that Roz was going to come out on top, regardless. This issue seems like its just laying groundwork for the upcoming War of the Realms, while at the same time promoting Aaron's previous story arc lest you forget that Jane was Thor, and Thor is off cavorting with She-Hulk instead of doing "worthy" things. Good action and I love the art. more