The art was definitely the saving grace of an otherwise quite dull book. I get that this is only the first issue and the writer is trying to get the readers up to speed, but it took too long to finally shift into gear for me. I also disliked the increased use of slang for miles’ dialogue, but could probably get used to as it’s only a minor point. After a disappointing series in 2016, this is not really the fresh start this book needed in #1, but I’m hoping the following issue will hit the ground runnning more

I would love to rate this higher, but the art changes mid way through and it’s a massive quality drop, it looks like something you’d see in a web comic from an inexperienced artist, very disappointing. The story was otherwise very solid, but also very short and didn’t have much of a meaning to it, overall not bad for a one shot. This wasn’t much of a what if kind of story though, just felt like a more futuristic version of the x men (cable and domino at least) more

Not a massive fan of the art, but the story has been good so far and I would say one of the better mini series to come from marvel in a long time

Boringgg

What a waste of 25 issues. Peter David has clearly lost what it means to write a good comic because this series has been all over the place, with this by far being the worst. Awful art, dumb story and awful ending.
Don’t buy this comic, you’ll regret the minute you open up the book

This series does involve a lot more reading than some other comics, but it is a very interesting series that plays into the theme of conspiracy theories and what if they were real. It’s definitely worth picking up if you enjoy that kind of thing and it has a corgi in it too

I can feel this book building towards its end and this issue felt like it was just stretching the story to 25 issues if I’m honest. I won’t say this was a bad issue, just a bit of a dull one where the whole plot is basically a chase scene with the two scarlet spiders. This is hardly Peter David’s best work, but it’s still better than some of the stuff Marvel has been putting out lately.
The art work however looks very rushed, which knowing Marvel it could very well be the case and the artist was probably underpaid too which definitely doesn’t inspire great work.
Overall not really worth your $4, but as it’s so close to the end I imagine everyone getting this book now is just sticking with it to complete the collection. more

I’m very torn with this comic.
The art work is really really good and I will definitely be picking future work from the artist, but the story is average at best and just screams fill in. Now I know we all know that this is nothing more than a fill in and it seems even the writer feels that and has decided not to give this his full effort but just make it passable. This is a very Average story with above average art. more

Awful art.
#10 of Marvel 2-in-1 serves as a good finish to the series (even though there’s still 2 more issues left) and would serve as a good lead into Fantastic Four (if it hadn’t already been released and shown that it ignored all character development from this series), but it was also probably the worst issue of the series. 2-in-1 has been a very solid book from Marvel, at least for the first 6/7 issues, but as soon as Ramon Perez took over art duties the whole book went down in quality. It seems even Zdarskys writing went down in quality with the artwork, which is a shame because this had potential to be a classic, but it didn’t really stand a chance with Marvel rushing out the Fantastic Four relaunch. If you want to pick up this book I’d suggest get the first 6 issues and calling it a day. I personally made the decision to drop this book after this issue as I don’t see the future stories really holding any value or importance t the future of the fantastic four. more

A very missable tie in.
I think if you’re a massive stranger things you’ll pick this up regardless of quality, but for me this wasn’t very impressive.
The writing of the issue was decent enough, but the narration style used doesn’t really fit in with the theme of the stranger things tv show and so it feels out of place. This is also an issue where not a lot of new things really happen and a lot of it you could have just guessed by watching the show. The art is where this book really falls down because it’s nothing like the cover and is in fact quite poor. I can see the artist has tried to get the characters close to how they appear in the show and I can distinguish between the characters, but i don’t think they were the right choice for this book because the faces just look really odd and almost unfinished.
Overall, if you’re a fan of stranger things you’ll probably want this, if you’re more of a casual fan I’d skip this or wait for the collected edition because the paper quality of this comics is pretty poor more

Why is Ice Man back for another series? Who knows? Does anyone care that it’s back...probably not.
This comic was plain and simple not worth $3.99.
The artist does a really good job, but Sina Grace needs to learn how to write dialogue effectively, the actual plot was decent at least.
If you really enjoyed the first iceman series then this is just more of the same so you’ll probably like it, if not then stay away because it’s not worth your time or money. more

The artwork was very good and probably the best part of the comic.
I’m not enjoying this current storyline all that much and miss the involvement of wally West into the flash series.
This story will all the different forces seems like it could be a long one, but it just seems kind of dumb.

I liked the conclusion the first storyline, but it wasn’t my favourite issue of the series. This does set up some things for future stories at least. The artwork was very good but not as good as the previous artist.

I didn’t enjoy the first 2 issues of this series as they were just average and then issues 3-5 were really solid so it’s a bit of letdown that this final showdown felt a bit rushed. The artwork was really good as always

Solid origin story that was probably unnecessary and feels more like a filler issue more than anything.
The art is good but not Pichelli’s best work by far.

I liked the use of the terminals in this comic, it’s interesting how they can change their appearance and makes them a fun villain.
The art style won’t be everyone’s taste but I enjoyed it.
The story seems like it could go somewhere interesting, but I’m ready to move from it and get into something new.

I didn’t enjoy how nightwing was represented at times and he’s not a “gym rat”.
Some of the dialogue felt really out of place in a nightwing comic.

Overall I wouldn’t recommend this one, but it’s not the worst comic you could get, but it is $4.99 which the mediocre story a little more disappointing more

Too much camp and hamfisted dialogue.

The writing is so bizarrely innocent and ignorant of technology that I legitimately think it reaches the ridiculousness of a B-movie and is a fun read, despite it feeling like being funny was not its intention.

Good god, why do they insist on giving Nightwing such crappy shallow writers? Hes not a "gym rat" plase stop.

I know some people dig Otto, but everyone looks like an eastern European doll/tool designed to sit on an end table and deshell nuts, and I dont dig it.

I read rumors they are going to drop Dick off a friggen cliff or something, major brain storm there Mr King, but its gotta be better than this. more

This was okay and the art was solid. Really this story doesn’t feel 100% necessary but it does fit into the plot. I was disappointed that the silencer didn’t feature more in this issue considering it’s only a 2 part crossover. This current storyline has gone on too long and sacrifices certain parts of nightwings character to make work

The art was again very solid, but nothing special and the story was pretty boring. This comic didn’t really have anything to excite or interest me and will probably be the last issue of this series I pick up.

Pretty average story, art was pretty solid, but not something that would make me buy the comic just by itself. Worth continuing the story to see where it goes, but not a must have

Nice cover art, boring story

Maybe I’m alone here, but I took a shot at this after seeing the cover and I was disappointed. The art style inside may not be for most people, I personally thought it was okay and need some work and could use some more depth but was still acceptable especially for an indie comic. The main issue seems to be writing, not a lot happened here and for a $3.99 that’s a problem. It was all build up to a revelation that honestly could have happened 3 or 4 pages in and it would have been better as the story could move on and not waste time. I can see the start of what could be a solid horror story and I could definitely see this improving as the story goes along, but based on this first issue I wouldn’t give the 2nd issue a go and possibly wouldn’t read any comics from this writer. more

This kinda sucked. Art was awesome but the script by Tom King was dreadful. The only reason I hadn’t scored this lower is because it’s a essentially a what if storyline and everything will be back to the normal by #48, but I’m not even sure this will last in my pull that long. Also Tom King absolutely cannot write Booster Gold, seriously if you’re looking for a good recent booster gold story go check the action Comics story and avoid this pile of crap more

It was a typical Marvel Annual really with a bunch of inconsequential stories, most of which were boring if I’m brutally honest. I only bought this comic because I enjoyed Donny Cates’ run on Thanos, but this just served as a disappointment, especially since Cates only wrote one short story within the book. As for the art it was mixed,some of the art was really good (Geoff Shaw) some of it really sucked. I don’t recommend this book as it’s certainly not worth $4.99 and if you’re looking for a good Thanos story you could definitely one elsewhere with more value for money more