I'm not buying into this story. It just feels like yet another thing I read before. I must be getting too old for these crossovers. Still early so we'll see if Ewing turns it around.

interesting idea of Dr. doom joining the Guardians, but honestly i have no idea what the hype is about. Plenty of other marvel stories that are better like Chip Zdarsky's Starlord run, or the classic Guardians of the Galaxy

Writing is incredibly inconsistent, as it has been for this run. Characters don't make any sense. Art is quite good.

Just when it seemed Dan Slott’s run was improving, he comes up with a storyline so mind bogglingly stupid that it makes you doubt there is an editor or an editor in chief at work.
Slott’s knack for gimmicks has always been a problem, but with a fun character like Spider Man, gimmicks work, but it’s entirely another thing where you have characters like Dr. Doom and Reed Richards act like idiots to adapt to a pathetic, ridiculous soap operish gimmick.
Embarrassing. more

Já deu né Marvel. O tempo do Jason Aaron continuar a nos torturar já passou, essa revista precisa urgentemente de um novo roteirista.

The Savage She Hulk continues through its inevitably ludicrous end.
I mean, who wants to go to all this trouble to use She Hulk as the ultimate WMD? Who cares.
Aaron’s run has totally collapsed. The Avengers hasn’t had a good writer since Bendis left.

Mind boggling mediocrity and irrelevance. There was some interesting stuff along the way, but very little.
But there was no narrative momentum and no sense of urgency or reason why this story had to be told.
And do we really need a council of Mephistos? The art by Ed McGuinness was great. Issues and issues on, Blade and Ghost Rider still don’t seem like Avengers.

We don't even get an origin story on how nighthawk got his powers. Nighthawk personality is bland, the fight scenes are lame, the art is mediocre, and we don't even know how captain America is finding these heroes. Terrible issue.

I thought this series was off to a good start and I was enjoying it, but this issue was awful. Uneventful story and horrible, horrible art just don't do it for me.

This issue is basically filler. The art is bland and not consistent. The dialogue feels clunky, and I dont care for Blur and Silver Witch. Literally, this could be a tie-in, why is this in the main title? I understand its to build up characters, but at least make them likeable.

this number was terrible

Strange that there want really a connection to the first two issues.

This is why people now pirate comic books . Your charged $4.99 for a lazy rip off of a DC character with three actual pages of story which is an after thought at the end of the issue.

There are few interesting points in this issue, like the appearance of Captain America, but it feels somewhat empty.

Really bad. What happened to Jason Aaron’s plotting skills?
His Avengers run pretty much collapsed around issues 15 to 20.
The Squadron Supreme story was seeded pretty early and this is it? There is no plot but one shot issues featuring members of the Squadron.
Awful

Well, we can be thankful this awful run is finally over and hopefully Marvel will do something more interesting next with X-Factor without Leah Williams on board. Tons and tons of cringy meaningless dialogue don't make up for a good book, sorry. And that convoluted Prodigy mystery murder... yeah, totally unnecessary. I do find it weird though that they chose to add those last two pages in such a bad book, weird choice from Marvel. more

Series is ending at #10. Instead of writing a story that makes sense, everything is thrown against the wall and the results smear down as expected. Unnecessary data page between Northstar and Mirage. They barely know each other, now they're long lost besties? Mirage being thanked especially for doing...what exactly? Shatterstar simply going in and killing the baddie. No conflict, just a sloppy resolution.

There is a germ of something good here but execution is lacking. As crazy as comics are, they should make a degree of sense and not feel quite so frantic. more

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)
Reviewed by: @meanadam of The Comic Book Club of Instagram
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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.