The best of the best when it comes to super-heroics, and I've not just saying this to get myself quoted in the house ads. This truly is the comic that has captured the blockbuster feel that I wish all comics would strive for, but unlike most summer films, this book is also populated by a fully developed cast of characters who are absolutely fascinating. These are characters who have been tossed into the role of a super-hero, but they lack the sense of righteousness & self sacrifice that has long been a staple of the super-hero archetype. In fact what makes these character so much fun is that their unheroic tendencies will have them veering off in unexpected directions, and it doesn't hurt that Mark Millar is a masterful storyteller when it comes to thinking big. I mean with Bryan Hitch providing the art, this arc is off to a rollicking start, as the villains manage to deliver the first, utterly devastating blow. The only black mark against this book continues to be its unpredictable ar Read Full Review

I like what we are doing with this Alien threat. It feels very current and a great re introduction to all things Marvel. This is a great comic for anyone that is interested in Marvel and honestly the title I would recommend to anyone who finds Marvel to be too cheesy..Villians are great..Heros are like modern celebrity A-Holes. I love it.