Wrath of the Eternal Warrior #7 is an exceptional issue that like its antagonist gets right to the point subjecting Gilad to brutal experiments while making the goal clear with its story. Sovereign's introduction is impressive and his calculating demeanor makes the issue more intense and the overall story arc more intriguing. Gilad is less impressive this time around but ultimately fits into the story at this point. And the surprise ending raises this story arc to another level so I hope the remainder of it is just as bold. Read Full Review

"Wrath" has been quietly building itself up to great effect. Read Full Review

Wrath of the Eternal Warrior #7 is a masterfully written story that is artistically crafted in such a way that gets better with each consecutive reading. It is entertaining, interesting, and surprisingly strong in such a way that the future of the title appears bright and inviting. While some fans and readers might have initially been taken aback with this title,Wrath of the Eternal Warrior appears to have found its stride and has evolved into a finely crafted product that provides fans and readers a completely entertaining story. Read Full Review

In terms of the story itself Robert Venditti sets a solid pace, while simultaneously revealing relatively little about the motivations of the antagonist (although this being the opening chapter, I'm quite alright with that). While Wrath Of The Eternal Warrior #7 wasn't as enjoyable as the previous two issues, I honestly never expected it to come close in terms of it's quality. To be clear; this is far from a bad comic, and it's one I think you should definitely read, but I suspect this arc will have a slower pace that the prelude, with the machinations of the antagonist slowly being revealed over the course of the next few issues. Read Full Review