A fun little book that fits the mood of the upcoming spooky season.

Another solid issue of Newburn. It had a nice little heist type feel and continued to add tension.

Just your typical hero talking about saving the day while he's doing it. Nothing really wrong, nothing that makes it stand out.

A lot of flash to not really say much.its not horrible but I was hoping for a better ending to this series.

Wasn't bad but the way Thor's thoughts were used had some really cheesy inner monologue. It did however have a good concept, plot and art.

I didn't remember much from issue one. Which is never a good thing. It did kind of come back to me a bit. Even though it's lacking a lot emotion, it was decent enough to have me come back again.

I ended the book and initially thought it wasn't for me. Then I started feeling like this underlying want to know more and see what plays out.

It's pretty good I guess. It's a little worn out giving this kind of Steve story, but it also did it in an entertaining way.

Another really solid issue. This is the best arc of Spider-Man we've had in a while.

It's ok I guess. I like when Captain Krakoa is in it. Besides those parts it's pretty standard.

It's got good atmosphere, but it was just another issue that didn't really give a lot to grab me more.

Not super strong. It just didn't advance anything much. Still a good comic.

It wasn't bad. It just felt like it didn't really provide anything more than the last few issues. We get it. He fell for the humans. We knew that 3 issues ago it seems like. The point just dragged the last few issues and I feel like this series could have benefited from being shorter.

I want to really like this book, but I always come out of it frustrated it isn't more. I guess it's not horrible. I think it's overall, decent.

My main gripes are that the art doesn't really appeal to me for a DD book, and it felt rushed to have Matt become DD so fast. It did present a lot of good though. It had a good premise and an intriguing ending.

I didn't like this as much as the first one. There's not really anything wrong with it. Just didn't feel that exciting.

It has a alot of tropes, but it's very well executed.

A really nice and fun comic book in general. Al Ewing just knows his way around to make good comic books. Now I just need Ewing and Cafu on Fantastic Four and the Immortal Dr. Doom asap and we'll be golden.

Good.work on Talia. Gave me an appreciation for her character. As always there was some great art.

Might be my favorite issue so far. It's an interesting dynamic between the two main characters and it delivers good visuals even with the different artist.

It did a number on my brain trying to decipher the time travel explanations, but the book did a great job of keeping it the right amount of fun and serious. Doom was the star in this issue, but it did enough with Eddie to keep the issue flowing well.

I enjoyed it. It had some wild visuals in some parts. It was able to keep my attention. It just felt like it had potential to be a little more.

It's not very flashy, but I enjoyed this issue. I think next issue has to pick up the pace of the plot.

Some of the character work is decent, but it felt a little stale.

Another good issue. Really enjoyed it. It also set everything up for the last issue.

It's a fun little story that gets us back into the series and throws a nice ending that will pique your interest.

The first story was pretty decent. The second one had a good premise, but didn't quite deliver.