This truly feels like Steve Rogers stepped into battleworld or an alternative universe where he is shoehorned into a life full of exposition using him to build something I have no clue where it's going. Sure it reads nice and makes you think about life or death and having a choice or being thrust into action. Rogers is old school and he at least would have his own opinion based on his faith that is nowhere to be found.
Jesus Saiz delivers some really fantastic and clean artwork. It's very good and only enhances the story wherever that's headed. Hollingsworth colors are almost perfect. more

Jesus Saiz's fantastic art is the saving element here for a story that won't be remembered a few months from now. The way this arc just spent all the great will from the first arc baffles me. Not bad but this feels like the 3 or 4 filler episodes that don't matter in a 22 episodes season.

This heads back in some sort of direction but still a weird direction for a Cap story. Jesus Saiz helps a lot in delivering some nice art to help the story hit the notes Straczynski is going for but this is way off for me still.

Straczynski tries too hard to have Cap drop some heavy knowledge and quotes but just doesn't work well. Cap seems out of place in a story that should have Dr. Strange at least in the mix...weird. Magno is delivery some very detailed art but just seems off to me in places. I can't really put my finger on it.

This arc starts in a promising way but still not as intriguing as the past one. Magno's art is not bad but is off from his best. Plenty of detailed work but the figures and faces seem off to me.

Good ending albeit rushed but it delivers an enjoyable read with promise for a future event worth following. I have to give it up for Pepe Larraz and Marte Gracia they were fantastic on art and made this average story look beautiful.

This series moves way too fast and I am missing so much by not reading the tie-ins so it's not as enjoyable. Pepe Larraz is killing it on the art just fantastic stuff.

It's a fun read if I don't think of it as an event because the Avengers here could be substituted with another team and it wouldn't matter. So it's fine but the art by Pepe Larraz instantly elevates it to great.

Not bad but not great either. I want to like this but the twist didn't work for me. The art from Pepe Larraz colored by Gracia is phenomenal as always and worth the fee. It makes it at least worth following.

It's been a while since I read a Marvel event that got me hyped. But I will reserve my thoughts for the plot twist in this issue

It's fine. I can't give it a 9 or a 10 because there are no meaningful stakes*; will anyone who matters die (and stay dead)? No. Will the status quo change in an interesting way? No. We're just fighting vampires, which is okay if unspectacular. The designs on the vampire mini bosses are cool even if their dialogue is a little 90s. The whole thing is a little 90s, actually. I don't mind that.

It is, at least, much more interesting than the recently ended Blade comic.

*also literally more

Nice tie-in done right.

Very enjoyable FF book that fills me with joy like the OL' FF books did. Ryan North knows these guys and keeps it simple yet hits the mark when it needs to. Plus all those small tidbits like the tabloid page were ridiculously hilarious. Gomez is great as usual and I like the consistent artist on a book. Gomez and Aburtoz work well together.

This shows that North doesn’t need a high-concept science plot to make this run work. He understands the characters, and that’s the heart of the book. This issue was a lot of fun, though inconsequential. Which is a reason why I like it! Sometimes I need a break from universe ending threats and need to be treated to the mundane. Also, Gomez’s art is growing on me.

Great issue! The Film noir angle was done almost perfectly by North and Kudos to Gomez on the amazing art that made this shine especially with Aburtov's perfect coloring. Ryan North continues his one and done take lately and it works since it slowly moves the backstory along. This could have been stretched but why overstay your welcome.

Great story with Ryan North messing around with his pseudo science explanations but enjoyable one and done nonetheless. Gomez delivers great art with pretty good colors by Anburtov.

This is has officially went off the rails because there are too many messed up moments happening that I could do without but I get what they add to the portrayal of these barbaric, self indulgent and greedy cannibals. Only Hickman can marry Wall Street, the federal reserve, colonial Spain and demons among many others all chasing that elusive mammon sacrificing many in its path.
Dumas is still not really the good guy here. He uses black magic of other demons to guide him and wants to join in but a price will be paid no matter what. Nobody enters or uses that realm without losing everything including himself at the end. Coker and Garland are a great art team! more

A super dark story that's a great metaphor for what is really happening in today's society. It's quite clear that Mammon is not THE main devil but one of many. Coker's art and Garland's colors are fantastic!

Methodical and deliberate in every word and panel. Hickman and Coker put the work in here. I'm fully onboard with the unfolding world and the tale told of the dark forces. My only gripe is that no true essence of light has been brought in yet because Detective Dumas is not a true agent of light but merely playing a different dark force tapping the same well (as of now).

Hickmanesque comics at its finest. The driest world building of a Wall Street noir drama where I fill in the blanks as I go within such great dialogue. This is well done. Tomm coker is perfect for this dark story. Well detailed with a mix Deadoto and Alvaro Martinez styles.

Great series with a zany ending! Zdarsky and Quinones delivered.

I'm onboard with the shenanigans by Zdarsky and Quinones. Quinones has gone from delivering 110% on art for a very long time to a mix of great stuff with rushed pages but nothing that bad. This book is stupid funny and I like it.