I really enjoyed this comic. I loved Chip’s ability to write the Fantastic Four. He gave Sue so much emotion, after almost losing her daughter, of course she’d be overprotective. I like how he connected the Red Hulk’s comic to the rest of the 616. I would have loved to have seen Deathlok or Machone Man fro his title. This was a terrific way to take Marvel forward.

I enjoyed this issue. As a longtime reader, I was surprised to learn the secret of the Impossible City/Camelot. Without spoilers, McKay brought back a concept from Busiek's run on the Avengers. I also like the Twilight Court, but I was hoping to get more of their characterizations that we got from earlier issues, the various love triangles, the angst, etc.

I enjoy a good time paradox, too. The Avengers had the Impossible City before it became Camelot, but after the Twilight Court lost it to the Ashen Combine. Timey Wimey Wibbly Wobbly Stuff!

I am a fan of McKay's run. I like his Avengers lineup, but I think it's fun to pull the focus away from the book and give it to the villains (like Kang), and the anti-heroes (like the Twilight Court).

P.S. I'd still love to see Cap (Steve Rogers), the Wasp (Janet Van Dyne), She-Hulk (Jennifer Walters), Quicksilver (Pietro Maximoff), or Hawkeye (Clint Barton or Kate Bishop) guest star sometime soon (McKay writes a terrific Steve Rogers, and my favorite arc was the pinch-hitters from "Blood Hunt"). more