Fantastic Four
Volume: 6, Issue: 29
“Soul Boond”

Publisher: Marvel @marvel
Writer: Dan Slott @dan.slott
Artist: Zé Carlos @ze_carlos_art
Colors: Jesus Aburtov @aburtov
Letters: Joe Caramagna @joecaramagna
Cover: Mark Brooks @markbrooksart

With their conflict with the Griever now concluded, the Fantastic Four rebuild while Johnny and Sky take the opportunity to get to know one another better. As Johnny begins to realize how much Sky sacrificed to be with him on Earth, their peace is shattered as Knull has begun his conquest over the Earth. Johnny buys Spider-Man time to escape to Reed’s lab and unbeknownst to Sue, falls victim to Knull’s influence. Due to their bond, Sky is taken by the symbiotes and unleashes upon Sue. Barely able to escape, Sue reconvenes at Reed’s lab and the two contact Ben to regroup, unaware Ben too has been assimilated into the symbiotic hive.

Something about this issue didn’t read right with me. Sue was not written as her normal strong and confident self. To me, Sue has always been that pilot of a strong female character but I didn’t see any of that here.

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ (3/5)
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so uhhhh...if you know Dan Slott, he occasionally throws characters under the bus for the sake of his story.

RIP Sue Storm

It was pretty good. Nothing to complain about but nothing too great either. I kind of like the sky character so I hope she sticks around and this was a pretty good tie in overall.

I liked parts of the issue. It only kind of fits in with everything else, which is annoying. And Sue comes across really bad here, even though I feel like the essence of what she's doing - trying to protect her brother - is on point. The way in which she's written is very off.

It was alright. I dont necessarily think its was bad but it was definitely not needed. It did have some good parts but overall it really didnt even wrap itself up it just ended the king in black part abruptly.

I didn't like Carol's cartoony faces. Once is fine, not throughout the issue.

Carol getting with Strange is out of left field but what bothers is it happening the next issue after breaking up with Rhodey. Also Carol struggles with a drinking problem so kinda baffled she went to a bar.

Captain Marvel
Volume: 11, Issue: 26
“The New World, Conclusion”

Publisher: Marvel @marvel
Writer: Kelly Thompson @1979semifinalist
Artist: Lee Garbett @leegarbett
Colors: Antonio Fabela @antoniofabela
Letters: Clayton Cowles
Cover: Jorge Molina @jorge_molinam

Brigid’s transformation into Thor gave Carol the upper hand needed to turn the tide of battle against Ove and Enchantress. However, Enchantress learns the truth of Magik’s teleportation spell and sacrifices her own life in order to successfully transport her son into the past. Life in the future slowly returns to a sense of normality but Carol’s peace is shattered when Jessica sacrifices her own life to return Carol to her proper place in the timeline. Upon her return home, Carol deduces Ove to have been responsible for her escapade in the first place.

I don’t really care about Ove, so I hope when Namor meets him he just instantly kills him. That is something Namor would totally do. But I guess that would kinda make this whole arc meaningless and that’s no fun. I’m sure sooner than later we’ll see Ove pop up in the prime timeline.

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ (3/5)
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Writers should be forbidden of using alternate apocalyptic future storylines. So it’s just another mediocre Alternate Future saga and the ending of the issue is ridiculous.

This is a classic Spider Woman and there are not many of those.
Karla Pacheco created a brilliant suspenseful story and she put all of the elements that make Jessica Drew matter into play: her origin related to Hydra and the High Evolutionary, the fact she is a mother now, her troubled relationship with her criminal parents, her role as an Avenger and her friendship with Carol Danvers.
Highly recommended. more

I seem to be in the minority here but I really enjoyed the Phoenix issues.
I think Aaron’s Avengers lost their way around 20 issues ago, I mean who cares about Moon Knight? But he delivers here on some of the storylines he teased when he began the book and it’s epic and entertaining, there are dramatic revelations and some underused characters are utilized like Shanna, Black Knight and American Eagle,
There are still issues: Blade and Ghost Rider still don’t fit in and add nothing, and the Phoenix choice of host feels underwhelming, but all in all the book recovers the fun and the epic scope it started with. more

Eh, this is not off to the best start. Why is Armor being trained by people she is more than capable of commanding? Also isn't she with S.W.O.R.D.?

Muddled and irrelevant. The New Mutants acting as teachers for third rate characters.
The art is interesting but bad in many places. Mirage behaves stupidly. Some interesting stuff with Rahne. Not worth your money

The pay off it's not that interesting, really underwhelming, feel like I was reading ''X-Men Black Emma Frost'' all over again with Kate on it, move on writters. Now this plot it's over, hoping to see others characters like Bishop, Iceman, Callisto, Pyro and Christian get to do something beside being background.

The whole storyline is shallow, just like three kids fighting each other, or three Donald Trumps since they also run a country.

This series is cute. But it’s really a comic book for kids. Shades of the Jason Aaron X Men Run in which Wolverine was headmaster. Sale cutesy art and light storylines. Entertaining but not much more.

I'm just glad it's over. Namor looks so weak coming out of this book, this tie-in really should have been scrapped. Boring & had 0 to do with the main arc. This was a miss.
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