Enjoyable albeit an abrupt end to this run. High promise and potential that slowly went away as the story progressed but JMS knows enough to still deliver a good story with weird elements.

Cap doing Cap things in whatever environment he finds himself in but the antagonist is an else worlds being that has no meaning in 616. Fun and engaging but nothing spectacular. Magno is good even if some of his figures are a bit off and puffing their chest a bit too much but the details are nice.

It's not anything special but the art is wonderful from Jesus Saiz as always. Straczynski isn't writing a once in a lifetime tale but a run of the mill Cap/Steve Rogers story that reads nice.

Just enough by Johns to make you keep reading. While full of plenty of cliches this still needs to be a TV series. Gary Frank makes it all glow with special coloring from Anderson.

Great origin story with enough interesting angles and storytelling to suck you in. Gary Frank is fantastic as always. The facial expressions alone are splendid.

The writing is just done in a manner that even when you know what's coming it reads well. I need this TV series adapted Netflix come on. Paul Pelletier's art is great and detailed and a worthy fill-in art until Gary Frank comes back.

Solid issue. Geiger never lets you down. I really didn't like Nate at first, but every issue has improved his character.

Nice good Geoff Johns writing here. Paul Pelletier and Drew Hennessy on art are great but nobody like Gary Frank.

Even with the different artist, Geoff Johns writing and dialogue really keeps this series engaging.

This reads like a good TV series.

The best issue I've read in a very long time about Afghanistan and its people and the immeasurable disaster that interventions have brought upon its people. The CCCP and the US get equal and fair treatment in their 20th century imperial madness while still being relevant today after what the Taliban and the US have imposed on that beautiful country and its people. Yet Camp still infuses hope of a better tomorrow that will always rise again. Camp delivers an almost perfect issue. That spread splash page of the special interest groups and bankers and military complex groups (including a literal pig in a suit lol) surrounding the corrupt president celebrating a Russian nuclear missile dropping on Afghanistan is poignant and is something I can believe would occur. Stipan Morian on art is fantastic. Perfect on all front from compositions, physical structures and physiques to shades to colors and moods that I can't imagine anybody else delivering as he did. more

This series catapults to another echelon very quickly. Finally the hammer falls and Camp delivers a damning exploration of humans and their war machines while showcasing the hope that always lingers on. Morian's art is impressive and beautifully haunting.

It comes fast but this one is all about the crazy wars between the Americans and Soviets narrated and commentated on by both sides and neutrals through the sequence of attacks. It truly shows the madness of the war machines of the CCCP and especially the US and their the impact upon the Afghan people. No matter who wins the Afghans lose every time. Morian's art is truly spectacular!

War is hell and these characters are swimming in it.

It is an interesting read but very fragmented into multiple corners and different art pieces. Great to look from Morian who crushes it on art at but like a shattered board by Camp to be assembled later.

This series has enough to make me interested from the alternate history beats to familiar wartime dynamics all illustrated with amazing art by Morian but Camp has this spread out over too many angles and I'm not sure what is going on or where we're going?

Artistically beautiful from Caspar Wijngaard. Kieron Gillen does enough to make this pyramid stuff stick but it's a bunch of arseholes that I just don't care about.

This is the issue we should have started with but we're here finally and we have some good development of Valentina juxtaposing her to Etienne and all the other characters. Caspar Wijngaard is phenomenal and his choices of frames and colors are fantastic.

How to save the world by not using your powers except when you do. It makes you think but I'm hoping for more here from Guillen. Caspar Wijngaard is very good and his art delivers the calm and intense very well.

Interesting and good looking but what's really going on?

A nice sidequest/setup for an event that I'm not sure I'll follow but Ryan North does his twists and turns nicely but I wish the art was better. No offense but it was a bit rough.

Props to Ryan North for using Slott's addition of N'Kalla here. Nice story that could have been better with better art.

Aside from the weird alien romance angle I believe the story was a great dilemma to have the F4 go up against. Ryan North is a good here but sometimes he goes into weird and bit creepy area. Carlos Gomez is always tight and makes it all look fantastic!

It's what the FF are about: fun adventures with questions of dual hopelessness and hopefulness for the future. Ryan keeps the sciency mumbo jumbo going at hyper speed while Carlos Gomez delivers some of his best art colored nicely by Jesus Aburtov.

Enjoyable F4 issue with questionable pseudo-science from Ryan North but very fun and gets you interested. Carlos Gomez on art is very sharp and makes the F4 look good.