I like the monthly countdown and introduction of every character like this. I like Juan Frigeri's panels, composition, angles and level of details. Nice work! It's clear CAP took it easy on "Hawks Eye" lol because he didn't land a blow until it was time to get the kid to wake up and take on the mercs.

It's nice when writers can do this. Great job Deniz Camp and NOTO!

Great layered stories so far and the fact that we have a countdown month by month adds to focus and direction and urgency of what's to come. Great planning by Hickman and great execution by Deniz Camp. Frigeri on art is too good.

A great start to this universe. Kept my attention and I wanted to see more. Deniz Camp layered the scenes in this script in such a manner that it just kept working. Juan Frigeri's art is a perfect match or this book, detailed and feels fresh with some very nice colors by Federico Blee. This Ultimate Universe looks more promising.
Lastly, this just bothered me: if a god needs to pray to another god then simply they're not a god. Simple really even in make believe land. It made that whole scene collapse on its own. more

It's a decent attempt by a former CIA officer at making sense of his time in Baghdad during the first year of the illegal invasion of Iraq in 2003. It comes with characters who lost and will lose their souls fighting for and against the invader. Chris is the closest thing to a good guy here but by the end lines are blurred and he can't escape from the cesspool. Saffiya/Sofia being the lady who has a foot in both worlds and pays for it dearly as she navigates both sides. But it's Nassir who pays the heaviest of prices as a former cop who served Saddam's regime and trying to find meaning after losing all of his family and his country. Many things are spot on and others are not accurate but is also what somebody would have learned as a foreigner invading a country. Many small details can be mentioned like how Hassan the Kurd leader calls Saffiya with her American name Sofia speaks volumes and works on the many layers of this society. Bob is the epitome of the arrogant guy representing the core of the inherent racist ideology of the way the US behaved after 9/11. Will he even get what he deserves? Those panels in green/night vision say so much. This brings me to Mitch Gerards on art who makes this book work. The scenery is great and the way he makes characters drive the emotions with their bodies or what they're holding along with their facial expressions is spot on. more

The story was rushed and serviceable although Blackman does a good job keeping me interested but the art from Sanchez should have never been in this book. Luckily Del Mundo returns and makes it all look spectacular. The compositions of the panels and depth of perception, lighting and colors all should be studied. Nobody is like Mike unique SO HE GETS A 10!

This book is a great Elektra read with an intriguing story from Blackman but the packaging in a phenomenal way by Del Mundo takes the cake. This art right here is career defining stuff.

Very well done story by King and even better art by Bilquis Evely and awesome colors by Matheus Lopes. It kept me invested the whole time and I will recommend this one to anyone I meet. The only thing I didn't like was the switcheroo at the end. It doesn't really work because life in prison for a genocidal maniac that savagely killed 10s of thousands and took part in the genocide of millions deserves death no less. more

Very much an enjoyable ride and I do like the narration boxes from king. The art is what makes this book hit all the right angles. No artists could recrate this world in this fashion. Hats off to Evely and Lopes!

Very good comic-booking!

Well done from Tom King and Bilquis Evely. I never thought I would enjoy a fantasy/sci-fi/drama Supergirl comic this much. This has many real life influences and is illustrated hauntingly and beautifully by Belquis Evely and Matheus Lopes.

Fantastic issue that hits hard and out of nowhere from King. So many life lessons thrown together in one issue. That last page showing Ruthye broken and lost in a massive world full of evil and injustice not comprehending how seemingly normal people commit genocide and get away with it. Bilquis Evely's stunning art makes this book shine and I can't stop staring at all the delirious colors from Matheus Lopes. more

I liked it and it kept my interest. Bilquis Evely is the star here with exquesite colors from Lopes.

Nice start with intriguing parts. Not sure why Supergirl is out getting trashed and want to see the background to justify that. The alien story girl and fantasy elements are great. Bilquis Evely is magnificent as an artist. Just beautiful especially the colors from Matheus Lopes. Let's see what King does here.

It works but barely and so many questions that I ultimately don't care enough to think about. Read it and forget it as soon as you close the book. At this point I'm consuming recycled material that looks amazing thanks to McGuiness on art who is outstanding!! Wells man what in the world was this?? 2 years of this is insane. I liked almost everything he wrote for Marvel since the late 2000s but this was a big miss. more

while I do like how spidey breaks free of the sins on who spidey is, the lead up and execution could have been better. It's not bad, but it feels hollow and empty.

The two-page spread is amazing. McGuinness once again showcases how good he is as an artist.

This arc, like this book has definitely been uneven. Not sure if this ending is deserved, but I'm satisfied with it. Interested to see what happens next.

As far as conclusions go for Zeb Wells, this is one of his better ones. The bouncing back and forth of the Goblin between Norman and Peter, Peter and Norman got really annoying and we could have seen an inner struggle for Peter longer than a single splash page but what we got was decent. Exploring more of those pivotal moments in Peter and Spider-Man's life being slowly poisoned or stripped away by the Goblin would have been more interesting and now it's just... gone. Poof. We're going to get more of a resolution soon I'm sure. Wells loves his epilogues instead of just giving us a fulfilling conclusion but with what we got here I don't hate any of it. more

It is just bad and stale and recycled over and over. Nothing new or exciting in this book. The art from Nauck and McGuiness is the only thing that delivered.

spider-man getting corrupted by sins 3 times in this run in 20 issues is getting pretty old and stale.

I'm more confused about this story than disappointed. Nothing here is bad, but it feels too overcrowded to be concluded in the next issue. There are so many characters here and this story tries to conclude so many plot threads that it hurts the pacing. I have more questions than anything.

The cliffhanger is not as exciting as it tries to be. This is the second time ASM issue ends with Peter getting sins and the third time (second time in this story) where ASM issue ends with Peter going Goblin. more

Art is great and holds the book up a lot for me. An ending we’ve already had a few issues ago? A questionable choice, which seems to be a theme of this entire run.

This is not great but passable as an ASM story but the art is phenomenal, I just wish the story matched it.

After the strong start, I wasn't ready for the tone to switch this much, or for anything really. It's a bit disappointing, but let's see where it goes next.

Also, how does the goo work again?