In this comic, thing simply happen with no reason at all. Stormcaster enters in the narrative without any previouse plot, it just enters. And the villain is extremely obscene.

While still somewhat interesting story with the return of Aaron, the Sinister Six tale feels like it is running on fumes. The snappy banter between members is still there and there a few fun surprises to give you a smirk. Overall the tale has still gone nowhere with premise that has already been set many issues ago. The art when it comes to character looks great. Again we see double page spreads with no real purpose behind it. This includes the end cliffhanger where the majority of the panels are empty space which hurts the tension overall by not directing the focus properly. The books as a whole feels a little sloppy. There are some good moments and I am sure if you read this in a trade form then you will not be as bothered by the flaws making it a much more worth while read. As a single this issue could be a pass. more

I am not a regular reader of Two-In-One. I actually picked it up because I read Kamala Khan in All New Wolverine and Spider-Man. Then I saw her in this issue and wondered how she ended up in so many books this week. While I did not get my answer I did get a surprise in this book. The story of a Galactus-Doom threat and an alternative world where Reed has given up had my interest. The version of S.H.I.E.L.D. in this world really had me. With Exiles coming up as multiverse jumpers it would be cool to see this world return...if it survives. What does that mean? You will have to read the issue to find out. See doesn't that sound like something you would want to pick up? That is probably while I will go back and read the full Fate of the Four story arc. You got me again Marvel! more

There is a break in the chaos here to explore what it is to be an Avenger. Banner is sulking about how he is not an Avenger because he is a cursed monster when Jarvis gives him some words of encouragement. He reminds him that it is not the fails and mistakes that made him an Avenger, but the ways he atones for it. This could be a hint at Voyager's future now that they have discovered she lied. If she could help save the world that could change the members minds on her. Many of the members were introduced as villains at one point after all. We also get Wonder Man talking to Living Lightning about how power is not what makes an Avenger before reminding him of Hawkeye's abilities. It is an interesting look back at the past of the Avengers and what makes up its members in an interesting way. There is not much here in terms of reveals and action, but again I think the weekly format makes that easier to tolerate. The art uses the page space well. There are no excessive panels to take up space. There are a few panels that are memorable. The cliffhanger hints at more action to come so the next issue should be interesting. more

I was not looking forward to this issue because the Old Woman Laura idea seemed strange. If you can get past the idea that this is probably thought up as a gimmick, it is actually pretty cool. First it is nothing like the brooding Logan who denounced violence. Instead we just get a look at where the characters could possibly end up if Tom Taylor wrote Wolverine as long as Claremont wrote X-Men. Taylor has some fun playing with the future hinting at things that happened without explaining it all. His choice in President makes sense. As well as Chief of Staff. There are some fun futuristic designs. He even creates a controversial cliffhanger. Much like everything before it is a story that is just meant to be enjoyable. It is exactly that. The cover is not my favorite but the art within makes the character designs look much better and works well. This is a series I am going to be sad to see go. more