"CAUGHT RED-HANDED" STARTS NOW!
Operate in the shadows long enough, someone is going to shine a light on you. Bucky didn't think that person would be his best friend, Steve Rogers. Captured and separated from his team, Bucky is on his own. Where do his loyalties lie? Steve wants to know. Only Steve has secrets of his own. Plus, an original Thunderbolt returns! How will Songbird react to the reunion of her former team?
Rated T+
While the character of Kobik is becoming a grating presence to the rest of the team, Thunderbolts #7 is nonetheless enjoyable for what it is, and if your pull list isn't too crowded, it's certainly worth a read. Read Full Review
Thunderbolts #7 is possibly the best issue so far of a series that began slow and is only now harnessing its momentum. One can only imagine what could have been with a more sure-footed Zub and Izaakse's art from the start. At least the ship is finally moving in the right direction. Read Full Review
The second decent issue of the run. Izaakse was a much better fit than Malin, and compensated for some of Zub's many shortcomings. It isn't a great issue but had it stayed at this level and actually followed up the few interesting plot threads that had been set-up, it would have been a bearable run.
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