I'm gonna miss this book when it ends. I'm gonna miss grant morrison writing DC. This issue was so awesome, recalling so much mythos from green lantern's lore. And as always, Liam sharps art is worth the price of admission alone

Bored. Love jorge jimenez art though

this issue was awesome.

Really bad. Some of the cringiest dialogue/inner thought bubbles I've read in modern comics. Plot is borderline nonsensical, art is middling at best. I've tried to defend this series since I love Captain America and am a fan of Coates' writing. But Marvel if this isn't a sign to relaunch the title, idk what is. Iron Man got the relaunch, please give Cap the team he deserves.

Not trolling when I say this is my favorite issue of the run so far. It's fun, it has great dialogue and character moments, and has a better jaw dropping moment than any issue before it. Extremely excited to see where this goes and what is happening with Thor

At this point in Hickman X-Men, you're either all in or you're off the bus. I've been all in, and just upgraded my seats to first class. I love what Hickman has been doing w the X-Men, and I'm beyond excited for X of Swords

A pleasant surprise. I don't have a lot of expectations whenever I see an iron man comic since there's never really been any good runs besides Fraction and Busiek, both of which were just fine. This was surprisingly very fun and interesting. I haven't read Doctor Doom yet but the thing that stood out to me early on in this issue was just how well written Tony is. He's not the standard MCU version which every writer writes him in modern Marvel. He's grown up and is confident in his actions and words, which was a nice change of pace. The art is awesome, Cafu really reminds me of David Marquez, and the colors and inks really make the art pop with a realistic feel. I highly recommend if you are wanting a good iron man series, this is a fantastic start more

Starts great with rlly good stories but ends really poor with teases that don't excite me. Art was really good though

I'm of the opinion that this event isn't as good as dark knights metal. It's gotten way too bloated and has lost focus. It's perfectly adequate, it's not terrible or a bad book, but it probably is the low point in Snyder Capullo teamups. That being said, this book is a breath of fresh air in this event. I usually hate tie ins, but this was a nice little book to revisit all the crisis events and have a critique on them. The story was fun and at points pretty jaw dropping. The premise is the trinity visiting the dark multiverse earths to siphon Crisis energy (comic book shenanigans), and each of them go to different earths, crisis on infinite earths, infinite crisis, and final crisis. The small gripe I have with it is that superman and Batman should have swapped earths, Batman should have gone to final crisis since that event means more to him and superman means more to crisis on infinite earths. The art was also really good, francis manapul is amazing and a breath of fresh air from the main book art, which is still amazing but a change of pace is nice. Hopefully the events can build off of this issue's quality. more

Not as bad as I thought. I still don't know why I put myself through Bendis Superman, but here I am. The only highlights of the series so far are whenever Ivan Reis draws and the character interactions. Unfortunately the plot is so nonsensical and bad that each issue is a pain to read. This issue was ok to read because of the cute moments Superman had during his interview, which felt pretty in character. But the overall plot is still dumb and I hate Bendis for doing what he has done to Superman. more

Came back for Bagley art and boy was I surprised. I still don't care about the ongoing story, but Spencer really gets the character dialogue right and knows how the interactions should be. The only thing I don't like is that Bagley isn't drawing the next issue and that this overall event isn't very interesting.

Nice little wrap up and things for the future. Dumb event, but I'm excited for Ewing on an X book if that is what the tease is at the end

Hopped back on just because the cover looked cool and surprisingly enjoyed this issue. I'll continue, maybe brisson can continue the quality

This cover sucks, but the book itself is good to warrant reading the next one.

I always liked these kind of issues (except when heroes in crisis does it for the entire series). A character being interviewed and replaying the events is fun. It harkens back to Abnett and Lannings early issues on their GotG run. I love that this series has brought back Nova as a leader, he seems to have taken a back seat at Marvel for a couple years now. I also like that it addresses the former romance between Nova and Gamora, which I like and buy a lot more than Star lord and Gamora, movies not withstanding. The slight problem id have with this issue is it just stays in place, nothing really happens, but it's just a slight problem since the characters are written well and the dialogue is fun. more

Eh. The event started off well enough, but it was too short and lost a lot of focus, partly due to the missing tie ins that affected the story greatly. Thor and black panther have tie ins that would have affected the story in a major way and instead they just show up at the end like a huge ex machina, it was very bizarre. As for the ending itself, nothing really major not universe changing happened, it could have been an avengers arc or fantastic four arc. The only lasting consequences that this would have an effect on would be the guardians of the galaxy, which should have tied into this event also since it was written by Ewing. All in all, it's just a strange event, and even though it's not as convoluted and stupid as civil war 2 or the glut of other events Marvel has put out since 2010, I can't recommend it. Pretty disappointed after seeing everyone hyped up for this event more

If DC does a reboot of continuity again, they should keep Jeff Loveness on this title. I understand that these kinds of stories tend to lean towards being pretty good, but I think Loveness has a good take on character interactions and has what it takes to write from these past two issues.

This issue kind of pulls the gut punch from issue one out from under, but in the context of things it's fine. I love this world and all of these characters, and the way Taylor writes these characters is just great. There are awesome moments in this issue, but this issue is just a moving along issue, nothing really major happens.

Wow, zdarsky is amazing. What a set up for hopefully a major conflict for matt. The story itself is also pretty emotional, especially if you had a twin growing up. I've heaped so much praise on this series, I just hope everyone goes out there and buys every issue of this series because it is amazing.

I get why DC has to cancel some of its series, but boy am I sad that this got put on the chopping block. I hope that Taylor can finish out the series in the next 3 issues with a satisfying conclusion.

It's just refreshing to see Wonder Woman get a good ongoing again. Wonder Woman Dead Earth was the only release for wonder woman fans recently, it's so nice to be excited to read Wonder Woman again

It's just one issue and I already love it more than doomsday clock. This feels like Johns had something to say and had a clear vision for where the story is going to go rather than just writing a watchmen sequel. It is dark, it is mysterious, it is crime noir at its best. I can't really talk about plot points a lot due to spoilers, what I will say is that this first issue doesn't go the way I expected it to and in a very good way. The art is also amazingly good. It's a welcome return from Fabok who seems to be solely working on this for the last couple years. The detail in every panel, the layouts of the panels themselves, and the coloring by Brad Anderson all deserve huge shoutouts and praise. It's an achievement, this is the best work of everyone involved. Amazing, get out and buy it now (staying safe with a mask of course) or just get it on digital, any way to read and support this book. more

PEOPLE, please continue supporting this series. This series is one of the best indie comics out there. It has an amazing premise, and it's supplemented with some of the best looking art in any comic book.

Oooo, definitely an interesting start. It's awesome to see Peter David go back to one of the characters he's written best. This story is an interesting premise, basically starting off as Old Man Hulk, but combined with some sci-fi. It definitely has me intrigued, and the art by Keown hasn't worn down at all. Looks great, reads great, good start

Liking this run so far. It's dirty and violent, perfect for a Wolverine series. It also is bringing something new which I was hoping for this new X-Men status quo, leaving Wolverine more and more alone away from the X-Men. Some of his best stories come from his solo series, I think he works much better as a solo character than as part of an ensemble. The art is also fantastic, Bogdanovic really mirrors Greg Capullo, and not even in a bad copy cat way, in a way that it similarly evokes the great details and action that Capullo draws with also. more

Sigh, is it bad that I wish Nick Spencer was writing Captain America again? Spencer's run was divisive, but at least it was telling an interesting story throughout. This just feels so barren, and it does the one thing I'm starting to hate, which is use a line that came from the movie. It's lazy writing and only exists to please the dummies reading the book. This is a book that definitely needs a new fresh team, and I hope Marvel does reboot the series similar to what Iron Man is getting this fall with Christopher Cantwell and Cafu. more

Awesome stuff, better than the main event by far for me. Just a nice little self contained story away from all the big nonsense that knows how to be fun.

It's a fine ending to the arc. That last reveal page doesn't really have me feeling excited though. It's just more eh running through the motions again. What was up with the Black Winter? Thor just ran through him without any real qualms or problems, just stole Galactus' power and dispatched of the Black Winter pretty easily. For an arc that was supposed to be an epic start, it all feels by the numbers and pretty pedestrian, which is strange for both Cates and the Thor character in general, both of whom usually have epicness connected to their names. The redeeming quality of this series so far has been the art, Nic Klein is drawing his heart out and the pages he draws are some of the best art Thor has seen, no faint praise after artists such as Kirby, Coipel, Ribic, Del Mundo, Dauterman, and so much more. I sound super negative but this is by no means a bad series, it still is quite good, just not as good as I was hoping from Donny Cates. more