The war is nigh and the suspense keeps getting stronger every issue now. It's about time to let it all go.

How can a seemingly another superhero story be such a fun read? There's a lot of stuff going on and it still works amazing. Snyder, you crazy bastard.

I've absolutely loved every single issue of this miniseries/countdown to the main event/call-it-whatever-you-want. This issue was another great instalment, especially the scenes with Hank Pym. I really hope the main event will be as good as this was.

Great closure, even if not as scary as some of the previous issues were. This was a great miniseries and I definitely recommend everyone to read it - it tackles a lot of issues you would not expect from a horror book.

What the hell, man... Is there a better book out on the stands these days? I honestly doubt it.

As expected, King and Weeks once again deliver a very good issue of Batman. The story is very well-written, and the artwork works here very well as well. You would expect a story about the wedding aftermath. But Bruce Wayne did not had a wedding, and his world continues to go on. This is his own aftermath and it's been great so far.

This book has improved a lot and is continuing going all-in on this epic storytelling. There's a lot of lore surrounding the main story, and the last page was absolutely amazing - it's one of those that make you remember why you fell in love with comic books in the first place.

Just finished reading the three issues that are out and I must say I am very impressed. The book has a very strong narration, interesting plot and great artwork. This issue was the best out of the bunch so far. I really hope it stays this way as I am very enjoying it.

I've been really enjoying the story so far. While the main villain is not too significant, there's quite a lot happening which makes the book a lot more enjoyable. Not to mention the artwork, which I absolutely adore.

So far Black Lightning is a very welcome addition to this book. Brian Hill definitely captures his voice very well, as well as the overall team dynamics and other story elements.

Simone writes a great Plastic Man. Even if this is your first time reading the character, pick this book up as it's an incredible read.

As expected, this issue was a huge improvement from the last one. There's some great characterisation and the overall mystery in this issue, and I am very excited about things to come next.

Plenty of comedy, while still being dark and gloomy at some points. Combine this with incredible Guillory's artwork, and you get a very good first issue. If it continues like this, this book will go very far.

A surprise release is always welcome, especially if it's done by a team like this. This is a very brutal and bloody story, and the first issue introduced us to what's the premise of the story. Worth picking up for Burnham's art alone.

Good read, did anyone notice the change in paper stock or was it just me ?

Oh god. Not only that the story is an absolute mess, the artwork makes it even more difficult to follow. This wasn't a good read. The previous team worked a lot better, whereas this one is just boring to read. This was only a first issue in the arc, and I really hope (and actually believe) that the book will improve.

After reading the Infinity Countdown tie-ins, I wanted to read more of the Champions. I've caught up on the issues that Jim Zub has written so far, and I must say it just keeps getting better, with this issue being the best so far. The team dynamics are great, along with strong individual characterisation. Not to mention that this issue is also directly following the events of such series as The Vision (one of my all time favorites) and Avengers: No Surrender (which I really liked), which was a very welcome surprise. more

It's going well and the story itself is quite consistent, but it feels like that whole clone drama has been written so many times before. Nonetheless, the last page suggested that there will be more than just that coming soon and I am quite happy about it.

Incredible start. Spencer and Ottley delivered a Spider-Man book that I wanted for such a long time. The writing is strong, the humour, as expected from Spencer, is incredible, and the artwork is great as well - Ottley has a very distinct style which works very well with superhero stories. And that twist at the end of the first story? This is something I've been waiting for such a long long time, that I just cannot explain how happy I am to finally see it again. more

I was promised Rocafort on the art duties, but Di Giandomenico will do, even if it means it will not be even half as good. Anyways, it's a very good issue, which will probably end up being the turning point in the series. The feeling that something terrible is about to happen keeps going through the whole book and when it finally happens, it really stuns you.

Great closure to this miniseries which was a lot better than anyone expected it to be. This is a must-read not only to the fans of Darkhawk (all four of them), but the anyone interested in the Marvel cosmic. Last page shows that the story is far from over, and I am very happy about it.

A lot has happened and it was a great ending to the first arc. This was a strongest issue so far and this is what the series should've been since the beginning. Hopefully it continues like this.

Ahmed continues to deliver a very strong characterisation to the main issue, as well as the background ones (if you can even consider them characters).