Five similarly-worded 10/10 reviews from accounts that were all created today and have only reviewed this comic and nothing else...hmmmmmm. Nothing suspicious going on here.

Finally getting around to this. Solid start! Mora's art is stunning, Gillen's writing is sharp. This creative team is sure to be a match made in heaven.

Snyder & Dragotta are Killing It!!! I really like the story. I like how new it feels, but also feels like Batman. The story is sound, and it feels like a Batman story. As I'm reading this, all I can see in my head is Alan Ritchman as Batman in this. Let's talk about the fantastic art as well. It works so well! I'll be going over this in my podcast, Lunchbreak Reviews," and probably talk about as much as I can. more

This was really good. Daniel Acuña has always been an artist whose work I've enjoyed, but he outdoes himself here and has, in my humble opinion, never been better. Zdarsky's script was well written, and the story is interesting. Dystopian superhero futures are nothing new, but this manages to feel fresh and exciting. Looking forward to more.

I don't know man...the writing is just a bit too hoaky for my taste. The art is good at least.

Kate seriously blamed Cap and the other Avengers for the death of Teddy's Mom? Maybe it was the Young Avengers' stubborn refusal to listen to good advice that got her killed...just a thought. Jeez...I feel so bad that Jim Cheung's fantastic artistic ability was wasted on this terrible comic. It truly is the only silver lining here. There aren't very many books that I dislike this strongly. I have the Avengers: Children's Crusade sequel to this run, but I honestly don't think I'm going to be able to bring myself to read it. more

Ugh...I'm finding it so hard to care about what happens to any of these characters.

Nothing remarkable about this issue at all. The story is so bland...the only thing keeping it from being a complete and utter dumpster fire is the art.

While it's nice to have Jim Cheung back on art, not even he can save this painfully boring story or make Heinberg's lackluster writing any more tolerable.

Everything we've seen up til this point has reached its zenith in this issue. The main players of the story come together and the issue delivers on the impact that should have after so much boiling tension.

The script is stark and blunt and doesn't overexert itself, it lets the artist work. And my do they work. Action sequences like this arent always present in indie books, but Sacrificers remains a book unlike any other.

Rick Remender is the master of endings that keep you on your toes, hotly anticipating what may come next with a shocking reveal, or an unexpected event. This issue is no exception. You simply never know where this series will go, but you always can be certain it will he an enthralling, moving read, and with Max Fiumaras visuals it will be gorgeous to look at.

10/10 for this fantastic issue more