I want to like this but it was so confusing. There is just so much going on. As a jumping on point this will be a rough read. The art is ok, like a B, but could've been so much better, especially for one of Marvel's premier titles. It's like Marvel used their B artists to draw this X-men B roster book. It really brought down the experience for me.

For 8 bucks, I was hoping for one big story, got several short confusing ones. There are too many characters, too many plot lines, and too many forgettable villains. The art is fine, but a little plain and Bagley-esque for each of the multiple artists. I'm disappointed.

Great stuff.

This looks like it'll be a really entertaining series. There's not too much to this issue but it does introduce some interesting elements and ideas. Heavy emphasis on supernatural and obviously sci-fi. I'm in.

Really cool stuff here. World, atomsphere, characters, story, writing, and art are all top notch. Very cool comic!

So good! If you are just jumping on then you need to start from the beginning. This is seriously an amazing series. The previous issue was such a trip. Oh man. Enjoy.

The issue is ok. But I'm not really digging the artwork. It's too cartoonish and overly exaggerated. Stick limbs and stale facial expressions, I can go on. It honestly ruins it for me, though.

The Extremity team is back with an all new series. I didn't realize this was even a thing. I just happened to see Daniel Warren Johnson's name pop out from a sea of DC foil covers so I grabbed this comic. This book looks great. Fun, silly concept. Awesome artwork. I'm in.

Awesome issue all around. Best Marvel series?

Just read it. Nothing else to say really. This books just keeps surprising me...

It's decent.

I just wanna thank the Gods for giving me free will and for not allow other people to get into my head and form my opinions for me.
Because HiC #1 was very good! I think its funny that some people will say "ToM KinG iS BaaD WriTEr" just because of what he did here. Others will even say "this is nothing about PTSD" and for them i say: YOU READ THE WRONG BOOK! Also, this is the first of a 9 issues series. So, PLEASE, stop crying for NOTHING and wait to see where it goes! This is a SUPERHERO COMICBOOK! Crazy stuff happens! Let the story be written and developed before judging so much! Thank you :)

P.S: These people giving the book a 1/10 probably didnt even read the book. They probably saw spoilers on twitter and decided to hate it. more

"I'm here. I'm ready. I'm talking. Help me."

Heroes in Crisis. The new brainchild, of equally loved and hated, Tom King starts here. Some folks will love it unconditionally for "its character deconstruction" and others will hate it with a burning passion "because people don't talk like that". As for me, I'm leaning towards the first group. I enjoyed it. It's not without flaws but overall it is a good set-up for, possibly, a good and interesting story to come.

The book opens with Booster Gold and Harley Quinn enjoying some coffee in a diner while the Trinity discovers that the Sanctuary, the place of supposed healing and redemption, went to sh... Well, it's gone and it looks like all the patients and the staff are dead. We also see some patients' interviews, that give us some insight into their psyche, and some grisly images of tiny heroes being eaten by some birds... ugh.
All of this with a beautiful art from Clay Mann and Tomeu Morey. Seriously, they know what they're doing. Harley looks positively crazy and the look on Superman's face, when he sees what happened in Sanctuary, is just harrowing.

There are some Tom King-isms here, but there are few and far between. And even when you get one it doesn't make your eyes roll out of your skull.

A nice start. Definitely one that makes me wonder what is going to happen next. more