This was a pretty cool book. Art was fantastic. Nothing extraordinary plot wise, but it was engaging.

Probably my least favorite issue. I still had some fun, but little apprentice is starting to be annoying.

It was fine. Decent plot continuation.

Good action. Wild Hulk fight. Pretty good origin for the new Shang Chi.

A good issue. The book is a little repetitive in its nature. It's still entertaining and fun.

This wasn't too good. Only one of the stories really grabbed me.

This was a cool backstory issue. Art was fire. I liked this a good bit.

So glad to see anything other than JRJr. The story itself was ok, with a cool ending that has me somewhat intrigued.

Let's be for real.. it has some merit. It's just ok, but it's not that good. We need a new writer and new cover artist. That cover is horrendous. The interior art was actually pretty good.

I'm glad we finally have an end in sight. This issue wasn't as corny as some in this series, and it felt like it had some meaning to it.

It keeps getting harder to review this series. It's just the same type of issue every time. Talking while fighting, talking while fighting. I really wish we had more depth.

Another great issue. This series delivers some really provoking and entertaining reads.

Was almost perfect until the end. It wasn't bad by any means, just a bit of a let down for me.

I really wasn't feeling this arc in the future. I don't hate it, but I didn't find it as interesting as the main story before it. I felt the same about most of this issue.... Until the end. The hook has me very interested. Too bad it's taking a tynion break and who knows when it will be back.

This was interesting. It doesn't give a lot of premise away, but it does intrigue me.

It's setting up for some kind of monumental moment. At least that's how it feels. It's not very action oriented, so if you like that I can see why this book might not be for everyone.

It was a fun issue. I didn't think it had some corny dialogue in a certain part, but it was entertaining.

Besides the end, it s a pretty uneventful issue.

I'm enjoying this series. I'm doing my best to ignore the new timeline, but it's a well told story. I like the dynamic between the caps.

It was a good enough ending, but nothing spectacular. I thought it was a good series overall. Not sure if I'll be rushing to reread it anytime soon, but it was fine for what it was.

It was pretty solid. It wasn't what I was expecting. I missed the FCBD issue so not sure what that added. Even with all that, it was entertaining and I turned on the cartoon for the first time in almost 30 years.

It's a shame how different this is than the Pepe issues. I thought this book was just ok. We just dealt with mopey Pete in the 8 deaths. I was actually more interested in him actually working at his job, but that's clearly done with after this issue.

I liked the first series, even though the first few issues were better than then the last. This gave me the feeling of those good issues. I liked all these stories. The Ann Nocenti one was my favorite.

I liked the art. I liked the first 3/4 a lot. I'm not saying I didn't enjoy the last 1/4 it was just a little confusing. Did they show us a twist? Is that really what's been happening the whole time? Questions to be answered I guess.

There were moments that shined... And moments that felt generic. I think it was a solid issue, that just felt a little lackluster in some parts.

I'm not the biggest fan of the minimalist art style, but I do like the story. I think this one did a fantastic job of ramping up the tension.

It's just a silly book with how the action scenes play out. It is entertaining though. I did enjoy the ending.

What an issue. Might be my favorite. Really did a solid job with the character of Simon, had great art, and told a good story.