Thor #33 continues the journey as the God of Thunder finds himself in Latveria to face Dr. Doom. Unfortunately, the comic's actual story isn't as exciting as the synopsis makes it out to be. The comic tries exceptionally hard to show how epic and dire things are in the story, but they fall a little flat due to the art, character dialogue, and narration. Hopefully the next issue brings things back up a notch. Read Full Review

The good stuff here begins and ends with Nic Klein's cover. Everything after that is, at best, a lifeless mess. Read Full Review

There's plenty of middle ground between obvious and obtuse; I wish Grønbekk was better at finding it. And the art is not doing such a hot job of supporting and/or enhancing the words.

This was a bit of a step-up from the previous issue. Sure, I liked most of the stuff here, but the multiple stories going on feel somewhat scattered and a little disconnected from each other. Hopefully that changes soon, as we only have two more issues left of this run.

I like some of the ideas, but I just feel little let down with how everything unfolds.

It's starting to get really hard to enjoy this. It feels just messy. And a bit boring.

Probably gonna drop it. Say what u want about donny cates but he at least had a vision