I was a week late reading this. I pretty much have phased DC stuff out of my pull list, but after Metal and reading all the reviews for this book, my interest in Hawkman has been at an all time high. So I went out and got this book. All I can say is that I knew very little about Hawkman and this issue really was a good jumping on point. It was easy to understand and beautiful to look at. I'll definitely be sticking around. more

While this might be the best champions book to date with some of the best art coming out of it as well, this is sadly my last Champions book. I like the idea and it has gotten better, but it's still not what I was looking for.

Honestly, it wasn't horrible, but the whole idea is pretty dumb and the series is a going a direction a should really stay away from. Soule was doing really well, but this most recent arc is really dumb in my opinion.

Another hit in the Spectacular series. This was equal parts fun, serious and silly and it all works great. I enjoyed this a lot more than most annuals and proves once again why the JJJ identity reveal was the best thing to happen in a spidey mag in years.

Another solid installment. It's going the slow build method, but it works and I am enjoying this book a lot. Really interesting way to end it and I am interested in what's coming.

It wasn't bad, but I'm giving it a lower grade due to no Captain America. It's not like I didn't enjoy the arc. I thought it was a lot of fun, but if there's no cap, why I am paying 4 bucks for a cap book with no cap??? Kind of disappointing, other than that a pretty cool eleworlds type story.

Classic read. Yea, it wasn't the greatest thing I ever read, but the heart in the book sure made up for any faults. This was awesome and really well drawn.

A really good issue that really gets the plot going.

This was a really cool book. It was pretty much all dialogue, but it was done so well and creatively that it was fun to read throughout.

This continues to be my favorite Spider-Man book out right now. Just so much fun and heart that you can't go wrong at all.

Great book. Lot's of interesting ideas and everything was executed seamlessly. The only gripe I have is with Hawkeye. I get it, he's the funny one, but he just kind of quipping like Spider-MAn as soon as he enters the picture. A little overdone, but it's definitely not horrible. Should be an interesting next few issues.

This was a really solid book. I was entertained throughout, I was caught up on recent events and got treated to a backup story I didn't know I wanted. The art, while vastly different than the last artist. still does a great job and makes the book look really nice. Overall, a really good book.

Really good stuff coming from Venom right now. If you are even remotely interested, pick it up now! The art fits the book perfectly and the story is making Venom into a very interesting character.

This was a pretty solid opening issue. I like the concept even though I feel like it could have been executed a little better, but hey I'm not the write and I'm here to enjoy. Overall, great art and an interesting plot take this issue in the right direction. The next few issues is what will really make or break this series.

I actually kind of like this story unlike some of the others on here. The only gripe I really have is that if Captain America doesn't return in the next/last issue, this whole thing to me is kind of pointless than. Who wants to read a Cap book with no cap? I've been a fan of Romero's art since Hawkeye so I'm pleased as well on that front.

Probably the best King issue since I am Gotham. Although some of the ways Batman gets caught is kind of whack considering with prep time, this is the guy who could beat anyone. Anyway, the art is good as always, but the story for me was way better than that Booster garbage we got.

This series was very unique. It really is all over the place, but somehow makes sense. The art is not for everyone and it really didn't have the best ending. Despite all this, I found myself entertained and engaged the entire time. Solid read for someone looking for something different.

I really like the concept of the heroes coming for Frank and him showing off his skill. He clearly is going into somewhat villain territory so it is very interesting seeing the dynamics of that process. The art remains solid and I am looking forward to the conclusion.

I know it's comics but since when did planets grow giant magic trees of emotion, only for random space beings to eat? The realm of impossibility is endless in comics, I get it. But I just couldn't wrap my head around this outlandish plot. Things went too far over my head to care about what was going on.

Wasn't really a fan of this issue. The hand takes over the city, Matt Murdock, who is the mayor, must have any enforcement possible at his disposal and he chooses to let those people put to solve his problem??? Also, the end was kind of weird. I know some people don't like Henderson on art. I think he is good, but this story really let itself go.

I was just talking to a friend the other day about things I don't want to see happen with this story coming to end. The last page of this issue is a game changer and was exactly one of the things I didn't want to happen, but I have such faith in Ed Brubaker (Possibly my favorite writer) that he will pull this off in an interesting manner. This issue was awesome and really brought a lot of interesting pages to the table. Again, Im skeptical about what transpired on the last page and how that could really hinder how this all ends, but Im hoping that the last issue does the series right. more

This is a good read. Although there feels like some lost opportunities on certain things, there were plenty of great moments and a true display of how great his supporting cast is. It flowed well, had lot's of action and a death that I was actually shocked by. The art was pretty good in most of the book. On a side note, I am far from an expert, but Humberto Ramos art is really not for me whatsoever. The book was good. The conclusion was good. It's definitely worth the read if you've been following along so far. more

Unfortunately, as much as I liked the first three issues, this one did not meet expectation, especially for the finale. My fears came true, as in the resolution to this whole ordeal is pretty corny. I don't like to spoil things to much , but the way they stopped the threat was kind of anticlimactic and in all reality cheesy and uninspiring. And while Metal left with an ushering in of some really cool concepts, this introduces some cool ideas, but it didn't quite resonate with me like Metal did. The art was really top notch and don't get me wrong the story is far from horrible, just wasn't all for me. more

A really though provoking and interesting series. One where the 1st book is really good, the 2nd confuses you to no end and the 3rd wraps up everything you were confused about. There is one issue I have keeping it from a 10 involving the reveal at the end. Either way, it is more of a book in a way, so if you are looking for worded pictures, this is not the book for you, its a lot of reading, but definitely worth it. more

If some of these ideas stick with future creators and canon this will probably warrant a better grade, until then it just seems like Bendis was throwing all the ideas he didn't have to explore at this book in hopes someone decides to do things with them. He's been toying with Tony Stark Sorcerer Supreme for a while, he pretty much continued a little of Miles' story as well. Overall, it was not horrible, but really makes you wonder what the whole search was for in the first place. It's almost like everything wasn't needed. This whole arc wasn't needed. And I personally loved the Doom/ Iron Man idea and it really came to a lackluster end here. more