An interesting story about Kylo Ren starts. Art and action look good

The action isn’t anything special, the characters (apart from Vader, of course) are completely uninteresting, and the story is rather boring.

Easily one of the worst Star Wars comics I read in a while. No story no action only good thing is that Vader was in the comic.

A nice conclusion to the story for now, Conan’s journey comes to an end, with some solid action along the way

It’s definitely enjoyable, but I didn’t connect with the story or the direction it seems to be heading.

A very good issue! The plot moved the story forward and left me eager to see what happens next.

Enjoyable issue looking forward to the next one!

A good fresh start that respects Conan’s mythos

Enjoyable at times, but ultimately doesn’t contribute much to Conan’s mythos

Honestly, I found the story very weak, almost nonexistent. I finished the comic wondering, what did I just read? The artwork didn’t help either; the scratchy style felt more like caricatures than serious comic art, which just didn’t work for me. Overall, a disappointing Batman comic.

Boring from start to finish — I couldn’t wait for it to end. It just reintroduces characters with no real payoff. The sketches are rough, the dialogue is flat, and the whole issue feels pointless. Easily one of the weakest so far.

Visually, this issue looks fantastic — the inks and artwork are top-tier, and the action scenes are genuinely exciting. But the story and dialogue? Pretty awful. Clunky, awkward, and poorly written. Great fights, wasted potential.

This issue tries to build mystery and aims for a poetic tone, and while there’s potential, it just doesn’t land. The dialogue feels forced, and the whole thing falls flat. A miss after a promising setup.

Really liked this one. The villain stands out, the story moves in a strong direction, and it sets things up nicely for what’s coming next. Solid issue — simple as that.

One of the worst comics I’ve ever read. There’s no action, the plot is barely there, and the dialogue is boring and pointless—it doesn’t add anything to the story. A complete waste of potential for a character like Thor.

The second issue picks up right where the last left off, continuing the intense battle between Thor and his surprising foe. The pacing remains strong, with each confrontation pushing the stakes higher and leaving readers eager for what’s next. The conflict is not only physical but also layered with emotional and strategic depth, making the clash all the more compelling.

What makes this issue so good is its ability to maintain the momentum while adding just enough intrigue to keep you hooked. It doesn’t give away too much but teases enough to make you want to learn more about the enemy and Thor’s evolving role in this larger narrative.

Overall, this issue is a solid continuation, building on the strengths of the first and keeping the reader eagerly anticipating what’s to come. more

In this issue, the reintroduction of Thor takes a fresh and bold approach that’s both engaging and surprising. The narrative brings in a formidable foe, one that adds layers of complexity to the storyline, keeping readers on their toes. The build-up to this reveal is well-executed, blending suspense and action seamlessly.

What truly stands out, however, is the artwork. The visuals in this issue are nothing short of stunning. Every panel feels meticulously crafted, from the detailed character expressions to the dynamic action sequences. The use of color and shading heightens the dramatic tension, making each scene feel larger-than-life.

Overall, this issue delivers both in terms of story and visuals. It’s a thrilling chapter in Thor’s journey, one that fans won’t want to miss. more

The final issue of this Iron Man arc is a bit of a mixed bag. While there are some dull moments that drag the pacing down, the action scenes scattered throughout provide enough excitement to keep things moving. The battles are decent but not particularly spectacular.

On the positive side, the story wraps up smoothly, tying up loose ends without feeling rushed. It’s not the most thrilling conclusion, but it gets the job done. Overall, a satisfactory end to the arc, even if it could have been more engaging. more

With the story nearing its conclusion, I was expecting more intense and engaging action, but this issue fell short. While there are a few moments that hint at the high stakes, the overall execution of the action scenes feels underwhelming, especially given the approaching climax.

The pacing is a bit off, and the lack of impactful, memorable battles leaves this issue feeling like a missed opportunity. It’s not terrible, but given how close we are to the end, it’s a bit disappointing. Hopefully, the final chapter will make up for it. more

This Iron Man issue delivers a solid dose of action, featuring some well-executed fight scenes that fans of the armored Avenger will likely enjoy. The battles are dynamic and showcase Iron Man’s impressive array of tech and combat prowess. However, beyond the action, there isn’t much in terms of story or character development.

If you’re looking for deeper plotlines or emotional stakes, this issue might feel a bit lacking. But if it’s some classic Iron Man brawling you’re after, it definitely delivers on that front. more

This latest Iron Man comic delves into a chapter from Tony Stark’s past, but it doesn’t bring anything particularly groundbreaking to the table. The story itself is fairly standard, with no major twists or deep character revelations to elevate it above being just another entry in his saga. That said, there are a few fun moments—classic Stark quips and a couple of cool action scenes—that make it an enjoyable read for casual fans.

Overall, while it doesn’t offer much in terms of fresh material, it’s a decent enough nostalgia trip for longtime Iron Man readers. more

Enjoyable but not something special

Didn’t like the story and the art.

This issue of the Iron Man comic series tries hard to delve into deeper emotions and character development but ultimately falls short. While the intention to explore Tony Stark’s personal struggles is clear, the execution feels somewhat forced and lacks the impact it aims for. The storyline feels more like a filler, lacking the excitement and intensity of previous issues. While there are moments that hint at potential, they don’t quite land, making this installment feel more like a bridge between major events rather than a standout entry on its own. Here’s hoping the next issue picks up the pace and delivers the punch fans are looking for. more

The action is there but the story gets worse

Some good action but overall the story is a bit boring

The latest Iron Man comic kicks off with a strong start, setting an exciting tone for the series. The story captures the essence of Tony Stark, balancing his sharp wit and formidable intellect with the challenges he faces as Iron Man. The plot unfolds smoothly, with engaging dialogue and well-paced action scenes that keep the reader hooked. The artwork is crisp and dynamic, perfectly complementing the narrative. Overall, this is a great addition to the Iron Man saga and a promising beginning for the series. Looking forward to seeing where it goes next! more

This issue is both enjoyable and brutal, keeping readers hooked with its intense action and gripping storyline. The narrative is compelling, and the brutality adds a raw edge that makes the story stand out. It’s an intriguing installment that sets up some interesting possibilities for where the plot might go next. I’m excited to see how things unfold in future issues!

This issue delivers a brutal yet highly enjoyable short story that packs a punch. The pacing is tight, and every panel is filled with intensity, drawing you into the narrative right from the start. Despite its short length, the story manages to make a strong impact, blending gritty action with compelling storytelling. It’s a quick read, but one that leaves a lasting impression. Definitely worth checking out for fans of darker, more intense tales. more

This issue features three different stories, and it’s a bit of a mixed bag. The first story is incredible, delivering a gripping narrative with engaging characters and fantastic artwork. However, the other two stories fall flat, lacking the excitement and depth of the first. They come across as quite boring and don’t add much to the overall experience. It’s worth picking up for the first story alone, but don’t expect much from the rest. more