"Thunderbolts" #27 gives readers a new shot at an old concept filtered through new writers and makes a strong case for those readers to stick around. Nothing is solved, but plenty is started in this issue. Now would be a great time to check this comic book out if you haven't in while. The Thunderbolts work nicely with Acker and Blacker, who waste no time finding a groove to rock out. Read Full Review

Thunderbolts #27 indicates that this title might have finally found it's stride, and given the appearance of an old school T-bolts character, I'm extremely encouraged the writers understand the history and potential future of the franchise. Read Full Review

Thunderbolts undergoes another creative team change in this issue, with Ben Acker and Ben Blacker taking over from previous writer Charles Soule. The new writers do a competent job with a book whose premise I've never quite connected with. Read Full Review