The art is great the plot is generic and the dialogues are cringe inducing, most likely an high school pitch made reality a decade later.

The art is good but there is a proper story yet. It feel like a prologue but the main characters are not interesting and without a personality. Kind of generic schlock.

Exciting beginning

Exciting still.

Forgettable issue with some awful short stories at the end. Waste of paper and ink.

Another waste of paper and ink. Useless tie-in.

Enjoyable enough nostalgia trip. Weirdly I found myself quite bored and I was relived when I finally turned the last page. I like the Kirby/Lee avengers, I found this issues enjoyable and pointless at the same time. Sadly just forgettable. I will still buy every following issue because, weirdly enough, it is the best monthly Avengers comic right now

I'm fighting with myself. I still think that this series is enjoyable and pointless at the same time. Mildly unnecessary. I will still buy every following issue because, weirdly enough, still is the best monthly Avengers comic right now

Cute

13 issues without a satisfying ending. Wasn't bad, cute but forgettable. No reason to buy a physical copy.

Imagine the worst vampire/action anime from the early'90. Now imagine that someone at Marvel went thrift shopping and found that forgotten anime script, added some "dialogue" some colours.. and here we go.

Weak issue. Throwback '80 avengers and wolverine poker night story.

Enjoyable space western. Better than expected.

Pretty good story beat this monthly format is damaging the enjoyment overall. The story feel randomly truncated without giving any pay off.

Art is stiff plot is dumb

Art still stiff and repetitive. Plot is dumb

Some really great pages to look at...but still boring dumb and stiff for most of the issue

Black and white gruesome dark story. The art remind me of the '80 underground Caliber Press / Mirage Studio comics. Good pacing and layout. Only issue I got is with the lettering, it's too big and sometimes it obscure the pannel.

I loved the first 2 issues but I would not read this issue again. The art is good but the story is weak and feel like a worker right awareness campaign issue wrote by committee. The subject matter should be treated with intelligence and talent.

It is interesting enough. There is an actual plot with well written dialogues. Art solid and a desire to see what's next.

It's interesting. A super simple ghost in the shell mixed with Sabrina the witch. The art is really good, the story is quite basic and been done plenty of time in Manga, in 2000AD and all over europe.

The dialogues are awful. A level on Megaman has more character development than this issue. Here you can observe a fight with a generic wolfman and enjoy the company of your annoying sidekick and some dumb kids. The art still good.

It's getting better. Some plot twist.

Great art intriguing story

Great fun. Great art

Extremely enjoyable. Art always good

love it.

Enjoyable slasher noir arc. Nice art

Nice noire horror flick.

I'm surprised by how much pop corn fun it is. Nice slasher horror demon flick. I'm glad to have finally tried to read some spawn comics.

Intriguing. Well written dialogues and great atmosphere. Great 48 pages format.

Pointless and boring first issue, good art but nothing really happened.

The Beyonder, again. This month we got the of The Defenders Beyond (with the beyonder), we got also All Out Avengers (with the beyonder in it) and so on.

Solid action and good dialogues. The art is so alive and vibrant, top class.

Great fun. Top visuals. Intriguing plot.

It is getting even more engaging.

The only redeeming part is Ramirez kinetic art. The protagonist is a lame moron and his friends are a bunch of demented loosers.

I'm in for the art and the bargain cover price. I wish to the main characters to be killed in the next few issues. I hope it is wath Millar is going for.

Please Millar kill the main characters,give us a nice payoff. Ramirez art is solid. I'm going to keep buying it just because of the low cover price and the visuals

Too cheesy and contrive as a issue.

Cross over issue. Skip it.

Part of the worthless fear state event. Just skip it

Part of the worthless fear state event. Just skip it is getting dumber.

Unbelievably good. The art is not amazing but it fits perfectly the mood and the story.

Wrong format for the content. Intriguing prologue, not enough reading material and visually muted. It may be a great graphic novel but as a monthly floppy it doesn't work.

Beautiful art and promising story

Still a great read and nice to look at.

Swamp thing / Sandman vertigo era DC vibe

Again and better Swamp thing / Sandman vertigo era DC vibe

Great overall.

Great ending. Fulfilling. I hope they are not going to ruin everything. It should just end like this.

It's ok

Odd writing.. not as good as the previous issues..lost some steam and urgency..

This issue could be easily contained in two pages. Nice slice of life moment stretched too thin that feels like parody.

Back to greatness again. Great art and intriguing promises.

Good not as great as the firs 6 issues but better than anything else DC is printing this past two years.

Massive drop in writing... the first 6 issues were amazing... it's been up and down since then...I just realised that it's been a year since I actually truly enjoyed this run... I'm done

Lazy writing, there is not enough material to justified these 20 pages. The actions feel forced and contrived. Art is fine.

I'm not sure. The art is fine but somehow lazy in his storytelling. The plot is similar to an arcade video game.

Again, the art still fine but the layout are boring. It feel like an adaptation of an arcade video game ( Marvel ultimate alliance style )

Here we are at the level 3 of the Marvel Ultimate Alliance 4 video game for your Switch.

Of course another multiversity plot.

Massive disappointment. The art is rushed and plain. The dialogues are laughable. The plot is so overplayed and lazy.

Great art and beautiful colours. Lazy story and strangely awkward dialogues.

Improvement overall.

Half baked issue. Beautiful art redundant fairy tale dialogues.

Improvement.

Messy first issue, it's more of a prologue for the things to come. It is not a satisfying read.

Great start.

A splendid return of Jack of Hearts! The art is great so are the dialogues

Nice slice of life plus mystery story

A really enjoyable fun series to follow

The story is getting really slooooow and repetitive repetitive repetitive. Art is passable.

Fun read. Nice art. We are getting some more world building and social interaction. There is some good potential.

Interesting slice of life and character building issue. We are at a tipping point.

Out of the left field. How does the scientist know that spider man got is power from a bite of a spider escaped from a lab? The art is flat, the plot is dumb.

I loved this she-hulk until the previous issue but clearly the artist had just 8 pages of material to fill up this particular issue. The art is rushed and small panels are enlarged to fill up pages. Even the captions are enlarged. I'm not joking, you can clearly see how small panels are used as full pages.

I like the romance and the interaction between Jen and Jack but the art is rushed and phoned in

It start to drag a little bit, of course doctor strange is coming back, I knew it already but there is no more suspense. Art still good, I just start caring less.

I'm not feeling it anymore. I love the first 5 issues still

Enjoyable but I should wait to read it on the Marvel unlimited app. I'm not going to keep the physical issues. Was an ok read but I would not read it again.

Big end battle but I could not care at all.

Promising sci fi surreal story. Blade runner meets Satoshi Kon's Paprika/ Paranoia Agent.

The art is serviceable but the panels are boring and static. As a first issue the story feel generic and pointless.

Promising story and great art.

Great arts by Jose Lus. Atrocious writing. Everyone on the Titans team act and speak like a 14 years old and the plot is contrived and absurd.

Jose Lus is a talented drawer. Cavan Scott is not a writer, he may be not a real person either. I'm almost sure that the plot and the dialogues are software generated.

Jose Lus is a talented drawer. Cavan Scott is not a writer, he may be not a real person either. I'm almost sure that the plot and the dialogues are software generated. (I'm copying and pasting my own thought at this point)

Blwhaaarg! Jose Lus is a talented drawer. Cavan Scott is not a writer, he may be not a real person either. I'm almost sure that the plot and the dialogues are software generated. (I'm copying and pasting my own thought at this point)

It is getting dumber and dumber, luckily I bought the issues on a heavy discount...

Waste of time and paper. It is not an opinion, just a fact.

Embarrassing. Scott Cavan doesn't know how to plot a story nor write human dialogues.