Absolutely ideologically-driven propaganda. Completely ruins the fun of reading a comic. I would give it a 0, but the drawings are genuinely very good, appreciate the artist, massively disappointed in the writing. Do better Marvel. Comics used to be fun.

Ta-Nehisi Coates: becomes wealthy off of the idea that America is inherently racist and evil.
Marvel: Cool, want to write Captain America?

The fact that the writer made Red Skull be based on Jordan Peterson simply because the writer had a different political view is honestly hilariously bad. This is why I prefer DC Comics over Marvel Comics, because they at least prioritize good writing.

Iron Man
Volume: 6, Issue: 5 LGY: 630
“Bravest of the Argives”

Publisher: @marvel
Writer: @ifyoucantwell
Artist: @cafucomic
Colorist: @fgdcolor
Cover: @thealexrossart
Letterer: @joecaramagna

Korvac has returned in android form and is extremely powerful. After luring Iron Man and Hellcat into a trap and nearly ending their lives, Korvac is now able to connect with Hellcat telepathically. Korvac is also holding James Rhodes hostage and will kill him if Tony raises the alarm. In an attempt to keep things quiet, Iron Man and Hellcat assemble a team of not so popular heroes to stop Korvac’s plan to travel to Galactus’ worldship, Taa II.

This was yet another slow pacing issue. Iron Man and Hellcat’s team is nothing to really get excited about either. However, I am a fan of the Scarlet Spider but his role as well as the others was nothing to write home about. This Iron Man run really has not been fun or interesting. Additionally, Cantwell is not doing any favors for newer reader of Iron Man as well. Korvac is not very well known amongst newer readers and in my opinion it’s harder to keep their interest in the character. The extremely slow pacing of this story just leaves me bored. I know this is probably an unpopular opinion but this run has been boring. With the exception of the amazing artwork, there’s not much here that keeps me interested.

Rating: ⭐️⭐️ (2/5)
Reviewed by: @mcruz2189 of The Comic Book Club of Instagram
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I just feel nothing for this book. I hope I get to see Cafu in another book down the road.

This book has been, at best, enjoyable, but not much more than that.

Since issue 100, I feel this series has lost its way. Boring at times, hope it improves soon.

I enjoyed the first issue but the second made me cringe a few times. The whole" have you ever had to look past your own privilege" and what followed after was a real turn off. It really felt like Cantwell was peddling his own political agenda. I really hope this does not continue as I was initially stoked over the series and really do not want to drop it because of this SJW crap, as if we don't already have enough of it.
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Reed Richards: Dick

And we're back to another skip worthy issue. Super corny second half

Captain America
Volume: 9 Issue: 25 LGY: 729
“All Die Young: Part VI”

Publisher: @marvel
Writer: @tanehisipcoates & Anthony Falcone
Artist: Leonard Kirk & Matt Milla
Cover: @thealexrossart
Letterer: @joecaramagna

In this special 25th issue of Captain America, or should I say “The Daughters of Liberty”, we are gifted two stories. The Daughters of Liberty are trapped in Madripoor and it is up to Captain America and Sharon Carter to rescue them. However, that won’t be an east task as the reincarnated Red Skull is waiting for them.
The second story written by Anthony Falcone, has Captain America speaking at a funeral of a civilian friend. He delivers a riveting speech about what he stands for as well as America as a nation.

This is NOT a Captain America comic book plain and simple. What was once a promising run following the events of Secret Empire, has now turned into a boring story of Marvel’s attempt to launch an all female team through the Captain America title. Don’t get be wrong, there is absolutely nothing wrong with a female super hero team. As a matter of fact, that’s pretty awesome. However, I didn’t buy a Daughters of Liberty book. I hope this book can get back on track soon. Maybe a new writer and direction is in order. The second story was well done and despite no action, it absolutely felt like a Captain America book. The artwork continues to be the only highlight of this title as each panel is a delight to look at. I truly enjoy Ross’ artwork as well. This cover is stellar, which is what I come to expect from Alex Ross.

Rating: ⭐️⭐️ (2/5)
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Everything Bendis does is vastly overwritten. It’s his biggest issue for me.

How is it that Superman was facing a dude who could/would not communicate him, and still this issue had so much text?

A pleasant surprise.

This was pretty fun, actually!

Hopeless. Absolutely hopeless.

Almost there... Just one more

I'm done with Batman until Tynion is gone, one of the most underwhelming and lethargic stories I've seem come out of DC lately. Good art though...

Just when you thought Bendis' storytelling couldn't get duller, you get this issue. This Parasite from another reality could've been more interesting, but nah. Then it's more of the same crap at the planet that's been going on the last few issues and even less resolved than before. I don't think Bendis knows what he's going to write in these issues till he writes it. I hope, but highly doubt DC has learned from this, that a big name at Marvel doesn't mean he'll be the same with them. more

That opening splash page.......no words (unlike Bendis).

In each and every single issue of this run there is always a summary of what happened, I don't know if Bendis thinks that people don't have enough memory to remember what happened in the previous issues or if he just wants to fill a page. He always emphasizes that he is writing LOSH, the fight is anticlimactic and the invisible mafia is not as interesting as he thinks it is

Bad.

I’m not sure this could have been worse.