Uncanny Avengers #4 is a deeply satisfying superhero comic. There's action, big reveals, and plenty of character beats to enjoy. Read Full Review

Garron delivers some powerful art throughout the issue. The imagery is filled with great action and detail and the final reveal at the end was visually stunning to see. Read Full Review

Its almost the end of the mini, and the big reveal came up falling flat, and was telegraphed from the first page of this book. The characterization of some of the characters has been a delight, but with the lackluster reveal, and the romance that doesnt seem to be going anywhere justdoesnt land. The art has been doing the heavy lifting thus far, but beautiful art can only go so far. Hopefully the ending lands, making this mini mean something rather than being just a cash grab. Read Full Review

Writer Gerry Duggan plays his hand here as well with a major reveal that will have Marvel fans reeling. Time will tell if it's a storytelling choice that works or not because right now it's just baffling. Read Full Review

Uncanny Avengers #4 did not give the time to the subplots I wanted, but that doesn't diminish the book's strong writing. Read Full Review

This was a pretty decent issue. I really like that Captain Krakoa was the obvious but best choice. Really liked that character.

Art: 3/5
Story: 3/5
Total: 6/10