CIVIL WAR II TIE-IN!
• With the Inhumans taking on the Invincible Iron Man, Maximus the Mad enters into the fray to make matters worse!
Rated T+
Seeing how the Inhumans are the center of Civil War II, it's good to keep up on their side of things. I feel that if I wasn't reading this series or the other Inhuman titled comics, then I would be missing out on key points in the Civil War. The story hasn't been stale for me since issue 1. At the beginning things were a little pushed onto me as a reader to get caught up, but at issue 12 things easily come together. I have no intention to stop reading this series. With everything that I read, this is in my top 5 comics to read first every month. Read Full Review
The Inhumans have taken center-stage inCivil War II in a sense, so it's good to see what they're getting up to when the Avengers and superhero community aren't involved. If you miss out on this comic, then you're missing out on some of the finer storylines in the entire event – there's no chance you'll even consider not reading Issue #13, we promise. Read Full Review
"Uncanny Inhumans" continues to be one of the better highlights of "Civil War II" Read Full Review
Charles Soule undoubtedly benefits from his cast playing principle roles in Civil War II, but even still, he does a solid job of utilizing the unfolding events in a way that benefits his story rather than detracts from it. Read Full Review
If you want to see all the potential in the world be blatantlywasted, this is the issue for you. It blows my mind that the same person whowrote the previous issue also wrote this one. I was so blown away by theprevious issue and it may be a little unfair to hold this issue to thatstandard. That said, even if this comic existed in a vacuum, it would still bebad. This issue has certainly earned our very special rating. Read Full Review
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