First off I have to say that I loved this issue's cover shot, as it's a very busy piece, but it also does an amazing job of selling the big idea that opens the issue. The art is also in fine form during the opening sequence where it's called upon to deliver what is essentially the super-powered invasion, and how can one not be impressed by the big impact moments of this opening scene, from Quicksilver's quick escape scene, to the arrival of the Giant Men. Scarlet Witch's disarming spell was also well presented, as was the little moment where Captain America orders a local to enjoy his new-found freedom. There's also a highly enjoyable smugness on display during the scene where Janet and Hank spend a little time together, as the panel where Janet removes her sunglasses is a great little character moment, and it's nicely contrasted on the next page as we see another woman mirroring Janet's pose. The impact of the final action sequence is also largely due to the art, as how can one not be Read Full Review

Theres a way out of what I see as the crass nihilism of this issue, and if Millar uses it Ill rethink my judgments here. Ill still have access to the issues, and Ill check in to see what becomes of Thor, but after last issues gallows humor and this issues excess of ultra-violence, this is just not the book for me. I like my heroes heroic. Read Full Review