Screaming Enigma's Profile

Really good conclusion to this first arc in what might have been the best issue since the first one. In any case, I really enjoyed this. We got enough to make this a satisfying ending to the arc, while also maintaining a lot of interest going into the next one. Dell'Edera's interiors continue to be strong, also. Really looking forward to whatever comes next.

Not as strong as the first issue, but definitely an improvement over the previous one. A lot of mystery here that I'm really intrigued by. Dell'Edera continues to be a highlight of this book, by the way. I don't think I mentioned him in my review of the previous issue, but his work continues to fit right in with this series.

Each issue has gotten weaker than the previous for me, unfortunately, but I'm still pretty interested in this. I just wish more was actually happening. Perhaps this getting extended from a miniseries to an ongoing right before #1 came out made Tynion decide to stretch some things out a bit, but I'm hoping this can, soon, reach the level of quality I thought the first issue did. That said, though, I still really liked this for what it was.more

A bit of a slow issue after all of the establishment in the first issue, though I still really liked it. A few more things are introduced here, and I found just about everything to be interesting, once again. Gonna need a follow-up on that final page, like, immediately, though. Super weird, in a good way.

A pretty strong start here. Very intrigued by the premise established by Tynion, and I felt that Dell'Edera's work fit right in with it. He's a good choice for horror, but I think this, specific, story seems to be good for his style, as well. I don't feel that there's much else for me to say about the book right now. Just super interested to read more.

Condon & Montos decide to give us the best issue of the run to close it out. Really, though, this was a step above everything else Condon has done in this run, and all of that has already been really good. How great this was makes the cancellation of the series all the more painful. Just a fantastic one-off story from Condon here, accompanied by the always awesome art from Montos. This is what sup erheroes are all about.more

Strong conclusion to this arc. I say "conclusion" since it seems the next issue will just be a, sort of, aftermath issue that will, likely, act as one final story before Condon's run is over. In any case, this was really good, as per usual with Condon & Montos working on Green Arrow. High drama in a way I thought was done well.

Another really good issue. It's a shame that this is ending with #31. Condon's run hasn't been the best book I've ever read, but it's been consistently good, which continues with this issue. One of the run's weaker issues thus far, but still really enjoyable and well-done. Super solid villain reveal, as well. Hoping this ends up closing out nicely.

Another really good issue for the run. I don't feel that there's anything I can point out about this book that I haven't already praised in reviews of past issues. Still invested and very interested in this story. Glad we're finally back to Noyce, as well. Condon and Montos continue to be good at their, respective, jobs here.

The best issue of Condon's run on the character, in my opinion. It's not the biggest or anything, but there's a lot to like here. Of course, Montos continues to do a great job on the interiors. He should really be someone that's consistently getting work for a long time. Though, Condon does a very nice job here on the story. Ollie's investigating and, eventual, confrontation with the Crimson Arche r was well-done, though, what stood out was Roy's conversation with Lian. I found it to be pretty well-written and emotionally resonant. Really interested to see how the rest of this arc plays out.more

Even better than the previous issue. I felt that both Condon and Montos stepped up their, respective, games here a bit, which resulted in a stronger issue. I do still think Condon's dialogue and pacing here could be improved, but there's still a lot I liked about this issue. Definitely looking forward to more.

Super solid issue to kick off this new arc. Montos continues to put out some, genuinely, awesome work, and the story from Condon continues to be intriguing. Some of the dialogue wasn't my favorite, but the story, itself, is, definitely, working for me. Condon's voice for Ollie continues to be fantastic, as well.

Another solid issue to close things out. Nothing absolutely spectacular, but still enjoyable for what it was. Hall's art was, once again, fairly strong, and I felt as though Stern had a good grasp on the characters. This was, largely, about what I expected it to be, and I thought it was executed fairly well.

Anther solid read. With the next issue being the last, I'm interested to see how the fight against Graviton get wrapped up. Furthermore, I'm intrigued to see how much we get into the, respective, internal conflicts of the team members, if at all. In any case, I'm hoping #4 sticks the landing.

Glad to say that I liked this a bit more than the first issue. Really nice art from Hall continues to be a highlight, though I felt that Stern's story this time around was just stronger. The Blank is, certainly, an intriguing villain, and I'm glad that he wasn't tossed aside by the end of this. Nice character work with the team members here, as well.

A solid first issue that primarily acts as an introduction and establishment of the team going forward. A little weird, though, that Shroud gets the upper-hand on them in this issue, with him not even really being stopped until Wonder Man just runs through him. Intrigued to see where this goes, though.

A pretty strong issue that ended up being another of my favorites of the run thus far. This one ended up a lot more somber than I really thought it would, particularly with what happened to Metamind. Though, things ended on a more positive note with the return of the Baxter Building, and I really liked Reed sending Doom the photo. Also, I'm wondering if Metamind will return and/or become relevant in some way again, considering the final page.more

Another super solid issue. The Fantastic Four confronting a pro-AI billionaire is certainly an interesting scenario, and it goes about how I'd hope it would. Nice art from Coello as well, and I began to expect how this ended as the issue went on. I'm intrigued to see where it goes, though. Surely it'll have something to do with who was tampering with Metamind, considering that North made a point t o mention that the team never figured that out.more

Doctor Doom is the greatest straight-up comic book villain ever, by the way. Anyways, yeah, this was another really fun issue for the run. Definitely looking forward to the return of the Baxter Building, and the rest of the family, in the next issue. Having just the original team, plus Alicia, has been fun, though.