Tiger Division #5 provides an excellent conclusion and resolution to Taegukgi's past. However, the inclusion of Doctor Doom weakened the climax of the story. Read Full Review

Glad to say this miniseries stuck the landing. I agree with what Psycamorean said in his review, in that this did its job by making me care about and become invested in these characters. The writing and the art both delivered here and I'm glad that Doctor Doom's involvement didn't overshadow the main story going on. All things considered, I thought this was a nicely-done finale for this story and I would definitely be interested to read more stories about this team.

This issue ties a nice bow on the series with another serving of satisfying journeyman storytelling. All the character work spent on Taegukgi results in positive change, and there are strong hints that these creators could do the same with at least some of the other team members.

In hindsight, maybe I've lowballed my ratings throughout this series. I still don't believe there's anything in it that makes it a must read. But there's nothing in it that would disappoint a reader that takes an interest.

It's an average-to-good title. But in a positive way: This is exactly the sort of comic I'd love to see filling up the middle shelf at my FLCS.

This was a perfectly fine wrap up. I ended up liking these characters a lot after not really connecting with them at all previously. So this mini did its job, didn't it?