The final deathtrap of Dr. Silk!
Ninjak's ultimate enemy has drawn his web tight around X-O Manowar and the rest of Valiant's unbreakable all-star superteam...and now they're about to find out how the globe's most brilliantly
depraved mind doles out revenge. "Trapped by Webnet" cuts to an actionpacked conclusion...and no one will escape Dr. Silk's grasp unscathed!
Kindt dishes out a masterfully fun, exciting and engulfing issue. There's plenty of action but his set-up and delivery moving into the next issue as well is just as exciting. This is one of the single best issues of Unity where this team is finally making moves as opposed to reacting to the them. It showcases all their talents and brings the team closer together as a whole. Unity #7 is the team book that Kindt has really brought to the forefront of the Valiant universe as the team grows by leaps and bounds since issue #1. Read Full Review
Unity #7 shows exactly why Valiant knows how to spotlight their big heroes. Matt Kindt obviously knew what he wanted to get out of this story and has plans for more to come from it's conclusion. From here as we go into Armor Hunters, I am very curious as to how Bloodshot will join the team and what the future has in store for them as a whole because the sky is the limit for them at this point. Read Full Review
Overall, Unity #7 delivers on all fronts in terms of execution; this execution encompasses its lacking ending. The thrilling storytelling captivates and puts readers into just such a classic and quality experience. At the end of the day, the ride to the end of Unity #7 is the biggest payoff, and I love it. Bring on the Armour Hunters, Valiant! Read Full Review
So, a good enough issue this month, although I was indeed looking for more substance here. Read Full Review
When the stakes are this high, it's tough to really feel the tension or suspense because you know the worst-case scenario could never possibly happen. However, Kindt is still able to create an incredibly gripping and engaging storyline. Sure, the exposition hinders the pacing a little bit, but overall, this is a thoroughly enthralling chapter. He's able to deliver plot development, character, and really good action in just this issue. Throw in a visual team that clearly gives it their all on every page and you've got a great issue. Read Full Review
Artist CAFU proves a highlight, his pencils expressive and fluid. Characters shift and move with real weight, making sequences such as Ninjak's airfield assault feel fast and exciting. The artist also has a great sense of scale, his locales and set pieces well tailored to the scenes at hand. Next month sees the beginning of the Armor Hunters event, so here's hoping Unity has an important role in it. Read Full Review
Im rating this as highly as I am because of how outstanding this series has been to date. The Dr. Silk story line as a whole is closer to a 9.0 out of 10. They had to wrap up the issues presented in Dr Silks plan with a big action episode, and lets face it, Ninjak stealthily fighting mysterious agents in the snow looks great with Cafu drawing it. I expect Unity to pick things right back up, meaning this is a series you want to check out. Read Full Review
Italia - bello vedere il team affiatato collaborare anche a distanza. Sembrerebbe che webnet sia stata smantellata, eppure nelle pagine finali l'originale Silk si trova in una cella criogenica, con in mano il probabile frammento alieno!
None of the tension that was built up in the previous issues translated to this one, it all seems to go over easily for the characters. I think maybe Matt Kindt had to quickly put a pin the story to make way for Armor Wars. I'm also confused as to how this girl Dell is branded with the virus; she describes herself as "A living carrier of the infection," but I guess that doesn't mean you can catch the biological virus from interacting with her? Because Gilad does this and then reads the activation code, but nothing happens. So she was just talking about a literal branding of the activation code on her back then? Clarity please.
First misstep of the series.
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