It's... depressive.

It's okay, definitely better, than the original story arc. A series of what ifs related to first Astonishing story arc of Ellis. It just lacks depth or something. Could be better. But it was great to see Adi Granov, by the way.

It's not that bad, but quite chaotic to really enjoy it

It's quite boring and the dialogues are really weird most of the times. Some cyke faces by this artist are extremely comical too.

After 2 and a half years I decided I wanted some more Astonishing X-Men. And... This was a very weird issue. I don't even know why. If it came out today, I'd think the dialogues were AI generated. The flow is strange, but the second half of the issue was okay. I just hope the next one is better.

An enjoyable sequel. I'd read more if there were.

Super gory issue and a fine way to end the series. Man, it's a shame this version of Foolkiller is forgotten. Even though Sickle Moon survived, it doesn't matter since that's the end. Maybe one day there'll be a nostalgic new limited series. But probably the book will forever be a relic of two thousands...

Some could be triggered by this.

Okay, it's a team-up and a nice one. Also our boy grandpa moon knight is back! By the way, it's a surprise Foolkiller didn't kill that Bootleg Jack guy. Maybe the author's real opinion about these social and political issues might be not that simple as I thought previously.

Man, I just noticed.... This is the same author who wrote that first Punisher Max story arc after Ennis left. There was a similar pack of murderers with bags on their heads. The funniest thing is that this Foolkiller volume was releasing at the same time as that Punisher arc... Such a lazy ass writer... His ideas are really original and unique.

Anyway, the issue was fine in terms of action. And it also had a fine take about immigration. All Americans are immigrants by definition. But anyway, the problems voiced on the radio broadcast made me check the release date of the comic once again. It really feels like something that should have come out recently. Years go by - nothing ever changes, at least not for the better. The facts and numbers speak for themselves. An uncontrolled immigration is a problem for literally any country and it's not about the race, even though racists like to make it about it. The problem with the bag head guys in the comic is that they are racists, nazis, murderers and anti-imigration by definition, which is obviously and unquestionably wrong, as they are, as Americans, are immigrants at some point anyway. It's just funny how such comics make a message that might make some people feel like being against uncontrolled immigration means being anti-immigration and racist. There's a reason we have so many different countries, languages and cultures in the world. But who cares...

And yeah, the Punisher appeared indeed. But it's kinda weird he's after Foolkiller. I expected more like a team-up. more

So another Ku Klux Klan it is... I wonder if such a story could be released today... But anyway, so far it feels promising. I just don't think this artist is better, than the one before. Can't say I enjoy the style. But looks like the Punisher is going to appear, so it should definitely make the book more entertaining.

It feels a bit rushed, but not a bad comic at all. It's cool how the father-daughter storyline played out in the end. He really did give his life for her, even though not that intentionally.

All in all, not everything was well-executed in the book. The writer could make many elements different and better, the artwork sometimes made me wish for something else too. But overall it was an enjoyable enough read. At least for one time. I wonder if the sequel is on the same level. more

Ugh... A coughing old guy with Moon Knight's weapon. How cool can that be...

Some action-packed issue in the best traditions of Marvel MAX.

The comic itself was fine to read, but the origin of this Foolkiller is comically dumb. And as a character he's not in any position to judge other people... So yeah, definitely not a Punisher. I hope he gets better as a character in the next issues.

A slow introduction to the new version of Foolkiller with hints to the mainstream one. Hm, he sure feels similar to the Punisher here. I wonder if he's actually an interesting character or not. Not a bad start, anyway.

I don't think I'd like to read it again soon, but for a one time it was a fine book.

It was a pretty weird story, but I think I enjoyed it more, than I should have been. This is a pretty fine comic, even though it deceives you a couple of times. I really want to read that Max version of Foolkiller now...

I'm not a fan of Pool and it's not like his guest appearance made the comic any better (if not worse), but it was still okay. I don't think the part where Melanie leaves Greg was necessary. It would be better if she was a better written character and actually a good partner for him. But we got what we got... The way she was written it's not a big loss.

It gets more intersting. God, the Shit King! Such a great villain killed so early... I hope one day Marvel makes a limited series "Untold Stories of the Shit King". Lol.

Not a bad introduction of a pretty old character for any new readers. Like me, for example. That's really the first time I see Foolkiller in comics. I found out about this series after watching the last season of Jessica Jones. So far the comic is not bad at all. Not a masterpiece, though... It has a vibe of those comedy Marvel Now comics like Ant-Man and Superior Foes of Spider-Man, but it's not that great as they were. more

Okay, I think it was ok. Visually it's great by the best anime standards. There's a minimal story which is enough to justify everything. The book is perfect for an evening after a hard day. You can just turn your brain off and enjoy the action. But it's too short and it reads too quick to really leave anything in your heart. I really can't imagine buying this as a trade paperback... Just money wasted. But as a digital book it deserves at least one reading. more