Stuart Immonen is a solid artist, and I'm delighted to see him back on a title that I collect, as he has a clean, visually exciting style that I enjoy. He certainly does a solid job delivering the key visual elements of the story, as Reed's twisting body makes for a striking bit of art, and I have to say I loved the highly expressive facial shots that we get from Sue as she studies the data she collects. As for the new look Doctor Doom, I have to say I'm not entirely sold, as it looks a little too much like he raided a thrift store hamper, though I imagine the look will become more refined. Read Full Review

The backstory of Doom wasn't interesting and I didn't understand why the hell there was Man-Thing, but it was fine to read about Reed's body. Ellis and Immonen do a good work here, however, Adam Kubert had a better art and I really see now where was the inspiration for the 2005 movie... This doom is something else.