Thunderbolts #4
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| Writer | Collin Kelly, Jackson Lanzing |
| Artist | Geraldo Borges |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
THE WRATH OF DOOM! In his mission to eradicate every last trace of Red Skull, Bucky Barnes has located his true base of operations - and it's in the heart of Latveria. But when Doom denies their request for entry, the Thunderbolts have to get a little creative...
Rated T+
CRITIC REVIEWS Back to Top
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Nerd Initiative - Hopsgeeknews
Mar 27, 2024Four issues was not enough with this version of Thunderbolts. The way they came together as a team and the mixture of intense action sequences and beautiful, emotional beats fills us with an immense amount of joy. I sincerely hope we can get more from this squad in the future as many tales are yet to be told. Read Full Review
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8.7
The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally
Mar 27, 2024Borges delivers beautifully detailed art in the issue. The wonderful use of shadow throughout the panels perfectly captures the dark tone and danger the characters face. Read Full Review
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5.0
ComicBook.com - Chase Magnett
Mar 27, 2024It's strange and not entirely dissatisfying to watch a title that never quite defined why it was Thunderbolts play itself out with the pomp and circumstance of a series that lasted longer than a season. Read Full Review
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Plot
Bucky with his complete lineup of Thunderbolts made up of Contessa, Black Widow, White Widow, Shang-Chi, John Walker-US Agent, Red Guardian and The Destroyer, go to Latveria to find the Red Skull's hideout that has been in place for more than 80 years. that place right under Doctor Doom's nose.
The Thunderbolts enter without permission even though Doctor Doom warned them that entry was prohibited.
In Latveria he finally faces Red Skull, at his maximum power, he is a formidable opponent with his powers at their maximum, but Bucky only manages a distraction so that Doctor Doom arrives to solve all the Thunderbolts' problems.
With Red Skull finally defeated, the team is now thirsty for more, they want to con more+ Like • Comment -
8.0
Pretty good overall.
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7.5
This series ends just as absurd and audacious as it began, but the big difference is that it finally won me over with its shameless confidence and its clever scripting tricks.
The resolution is pretty easy to call in advance, but the writing is stylish enough to keep it from being disappointing.
The art sticks in my craw as a weak spot, though. It has some amazing moments of visual storytelling, but the shortage of detail provides an equal number of disappointments. The horrors of the Red Skull's mad science experiments, in particular, are undercut by vague visuals.
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7.5
Hm. Interesting ending here. I feel as though this really would have benefited from being longer. It didn't even have to be an ongoing. Even one or two more issues could have stretched this out a bit and made it all feel a little more natural, in my opinion. Though, that said, I still liked this a good amount for what it was. This, definitely, left me interested enough to read a follow-up to it.
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7.5
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