Wow, I didn't expect it to be this cool, honestly.

Well... Wow? I love how poetic it is. Plus Echo is a super charismatic and promising character + Fisk's plan is actually pretty clever and it's definitely his style, which is cool. Amazing issue.

What I thought were gonna be a mediocre couple of issues before Bendis took over has pleasantly surprised me with the arrival of Maya Lopez

Wow, it's the first appearance of Echo. The real Echo. The cool one actually and not that MCU joke of a character. So far it feels pretty promising, even though the issue iself wasn't much eventful and interesting.

I think it's a well deserved ten. The issue felt really good. And when you start to think it was the best it could show you - a next scene follows and it's even better. Awesome conclusion of the story and beginning of a new DD era.

I didn't really want to see Matt snaps like this, but it was pretty emotional.

It's kinda cool and I still can't remember what was the reason for all of what's happening in the issue.

Not a bad beginning of the arc, but could be better, I believe. All in all I didn't read this story since I bought it like 8 years ago, but now I'd like to go even further and read the Bendis stuff from here. I hope it's cool.

Better, than the previous volume, but still not really interesting. But again, the artwork is great and it's pretty epic all in all. A very action-packed book, I just with there was more... I don't know... Suspense to it. I'm not really looking forward to read more.

I don't know, I thought it would be cooler... I saw ratings like 9.8 on manga sites, so technically it's one of the best mangas of all time. And yeah, the art is great, even though it's too messy sometimes and... well, manga. But the story is kinda lame for now. A cool "tagged" guy walks here and there and cuts monsters. He's sooooo cool and also such an asshole. But of course there's always a sob story why he's like that and it's his way to protect his mental health, blah, blah. I don't know, for now it doesn't seem like such a great of a character and this little elf is pretty annoying. But at least I've read it fast and wasn't really bored at any point, so let's see how better it'll be further. more

Man, I swear I'm reading it this long not because it's bad. It's really cool, I just don't really have time for comics now. Well, actually I do. At least I think I'd love to finally finish this book already now.

Well, at least it closes the main arc of the magazine about the portal...

It was a bit chaotic and it's actually only the first part of the story, while the second one is in the next issue... Well, I didn't expect this series to have such multi-issue stories, but anyways, it was just... meh.

It's a good comic, but I've read Yellow and Battlin' Murdock not long ago, so it feels like I already saw it a hundred tumes. Nevertheless, it's still cool enough.

Marvel zombies had way too many retcons and I barely understood what this story even was.. But it wasn't that bad. I wish it was less complicated. Also would make sense to know about those monkeys, I never tried to read anything about them. So technically maybe some people may find it really satisfying. I had enough marvel zombies and it was rather mid for me.

Leader is the greatest Hulk villain and this time both stories were okay, but the writing is sooooo boring...

Uh... Technically the story could be good, but it's pretty chaotic and boring (somehow). Wasn't really interested in Captain Kerosene's origin as well.

You know, when I saw that Ant-Man's story was only 12 pages, I thought the Hulk finally got 2 more pages in his story. No, it's still 10 pages. But anyway, at least there was a Hulk pin-up. And I wish these stories were 6 pages. It's definitely not Stan's best work.

Ant-Man's story is just plain idiotic. It's a combo of dumb writing decisions and it humiliates Pym in a way MCU couldn't mock any of their characters. It's just... I mean, I could write a huge essay, but I don't actually want to spend my bad grammar on this. It just doesn't worth it. You can open the comic yourself and you'll see everything with your own eyes. I think the story is 4/10, at best.

And the Hulk story wasn't that bad. It was cool to see the Chameleon in the Incredible Hulk and overall it has some fine decisions, but the pacing is just not really Hulk-ish. I wish the stories were more action-packed. Also how fast could Rick fly back to the army base? I mean, it would take at least some significant amount of time, wouldn't it? It's a mystery how Hulk could stay Hulk for so long, but anyway, these old Hulk stories just can't really define the character once and for all. I also hate that Hulk thinks and speaks pretty clever, not the Professor Hulk level clever, but still...

I don't know, the story is basically... 6? So it makes the whole issue 5/10. Yeah, pretty bad... more

Somehow Hulk's story even being 4 pages shorter still feels longer, than Giant Man's one... But anyway. Hulk is Hulk. Again, not really bad, but the writing is pretty boring and Ditko is definitely not my favourite Hulk artist. But Giant Man's story could even be okay if it wasn't idiotic. I mean, there's again this typical plot Stan used a lot of times - someone decides to make a film about some superhero and thus lures them to a trap. Meh... And Egghead had a really weird plan. I mean, if you already trapped your foes in a room with limited oxygen, why not just leave them there? Do you really need to make them fight some mannequin? And Pym wasn't more clever, than Egghead. Didn't he think, that Egghead could just black out BEFORE letting them free? Nah, it's just a really poor writing. All in all it's not THAT bad, but pretty boring and dumb overall, not a level of ASM at all. more

Looks like the authors decided to write more fan-fictions about JMS ASM era... It doesn't really look that organic in this magazine, but the story was okay. Not really bad.