The story is naturally progressing. And you know it's going somewhere good. The art of Molina is good nothing to write home to mama about. This is just an issue that leads into bigger and hopefully better things.

Yes we knew who the traitor was once we saw the full assembly of characters, but it still doesn't make this comic issue horrible. The story by Wilson is solid and the art of Martin is strong. And that twist at the end of it makes it seems like the next issue is going to be a slugfest. I can't wait!

It was an awesome ending!!! The last fight with the various grouping were awesome! Bennett produced a tear jerker ending with a twist to the end. The art of Wilson and colors of Molina were on point. Just an awesome action packed ending. Everything an action comic should be!!!

When you go, AWWWW that's it, you know two things. One, that the story was short, and two, that the story was really good. It's action packed girly fun. It's not hardcore macho I'm gonna beat your face in, which is refreshing. Wilson does an awesome job mixing the women of Marvel and action. And the art of Molina is on point! Can't wait for the whole team to kick some butt!

It's awesome fun. The whole scenario wish Nico is a straight up delight with some kick butt action. The art of Molina is on point making each woman unique and bright. Thompson and Wilson do a great job giving each individual their own quirkiness. I can't wait to see what happens next. Awesome issue!

The art of Caldwell and the coloring of Herring has to be commended. It makes this issue even more livelier. Thompson's story is pretty cool. I love how she gives each lady their unique voice. The new enemy is pretty sweet too can't wait to see what happens with that.

It's still a fun romp. Thompson keeps everything lively and upbeat. The Art of Caldwell is cheeky and fits this book well and Coloring Of Hanna and Herring is on point. I just don't understand where Singularity just poped up and I love the Countess. She's a cheeky, fiesty villainess.

Bloodstone needs to be on this team! She's sooooo awesome!

NOOOOOO!!!!!!! It can't end like this! I need more Elsa Bloodstone in my life. What a great character to add. I just hope after the chaos of Civil War II has ended we can see a new A-Force team. Because it is just plain fun to see such strong characters in action. And P.S. add Bloodstone into the line up. Siqueira, Bennett and Rosenberg also do great job with the art and color but it really was Thompson's writing that made this book shine. Hope to see a line up of A-Force again real soon.

I loved the color it's vibrant and fits the serious tone of everything, so kudos to Curiel. I just don't like the seriousness of the book. I know it's a dire time but it just seems a little too over dramatic, kinda like watching a Latin novela. Also Nicieza tries to fit a little too much into the first issue. Like the whole wildchild/Creed thing is soooooo unnecessary. I'm waiting for the next reviews on this one to see if it's worth picking up.

Really was going nowhere fast.

Meh. Nothing really super spectacular. It's just Peggy what she does best, running around in pearls and a sensible pair of heels. If you miss this you aren't going to die.

What??? How is this like the TV show? I mean they are the same characters but their demeanor is so different. Fitz is the most dramatic of all with an attitude shift from nerd to cool guy all of the sudden. I don't know I was expecting TV show characterization and I didn't get that at all. I feel unsatisfied.

The vision story and Deadpool story are great. The others leave you with a zuh feeling. Like what the zuh is going on??? The America Chavez one especially was like ok. . . . and. . . lol. If you miss this book it's ok.

That was short. . . . really short! I mean we didn't even get the whole team together yet! Though I did like the Ms. Marvel/ Nova vignette at the end. It's going to be awesome seeing all their stories intertwining together. Hopefully there is more awesomeness next issue.

It's getting there. Waid is slowly building up the team and it looks like the main baddie is going to be awesome.I just don't think the coloring of Oback is doing justice for the book. But that's just me.

This story is just tragic. Thor's live large attitude is waaaaay different from her main book. I don't know Things just don't come together. Asrar's art is just too cartoonish for an Avengers book. And Waid's story here is just boring and cheeky. I hope Standoff isn't like this or Im taking a break.

Why all the high scores???? I don't get it. The art was ok. The story was sub-par. The only saving grace was the big reveal at the end. Other than that it was just filler to the reveal. Kinda weak.

It is what it is. Kang just never did it for me.

Gosh you're making me agree with Solomon. LOL It was a pretty terrible issue.

it's just pretty stinky. The story is just clap trap. The Art of Asrar is on point and the McCaig is commendable. But when you have a story like that. . . . gag.

I guess. I mean it picked up from a the last few issues but it still isn't the greatest. Asrar's artwork is point and the coloring of McCaig is ok. It just lacks spark.

Ugggh sad way to end. the story was very trite. Art was not good. Everything about this last issue was just sub-par.

The Hawkeyes are back but are they together? This comic explores the complicated relationship between Clint and Kate. It's difficult but it is AWESOME! Lemire shines bright in this comic and Perez's art is on point. I didn't like the comic-y looking art at the beginning but it fits the story to a T. Can't wait for the next issue.

Story was kinda predictable but nice. But the coloring of Herring and Perez is absolutely stunning.

Kinda a cop out ending. Plus this is kinda foreshadowing the doom for one of the Hawkeyes. I don't know I was left disillusioned.

Crystal has been around the block and back again and it shines in this issue. And I like the little nod to Agents of Shield on the first couple of pages. I hope it goes somewhere exciting though. And who knew Swain would be so funny.

Wow I'm really liking Swain. She may be proving her merit. I thought she was just for comic relief. Which was a nice surprise. I really like where this story is going. The nightmare inhuman is pretty cool and it'll be interesting to see where it goes. The art isn't anything to write home about but the story of Soule is strong and makes me crave the next issue.

Ending was a tiny bit of a cop-out but all in all a very good read.

I don't know. Kinda slow paced. I just wished something happened. Great work by Caselli and Mossa but Asmus needs to push to make me feel something for these characters.

I don't know this whole story arc has not been a good one. Asmus's story is weak and kinda contrived. The art of Caselli is not interesting. The only good thing in this book is Kravinoff.

OH well one good issue doesn't make up for a grip of bad ones.

There's a reason why this series was cancelled. LACKLUSTER-ed

I wanna like this book I really do. But damn Laura is no Logan/James. I don't know the Wolverine was always about a bad ass guy. But now you add a possible love interest into the mix and it just gets too girly for me. Wolverine has always been the man's man comic and I just don't feel it. I think I'm skipping #2.

Ok I admit it, I got this comic solely based on the SHIELD variant cover. So Spider-Man is part of Battleworld in the section called the Regency. In this part of the world Peter is married to MJ and has a beautiful baby girl. He will do anything to protect them both. Even stuff you never ever thought Spidey will do he does in this book. It's a nice little twist. I mean how far will you go to protect the ones you love and for Peter that means doing things that are very unlike him. I'm excited where this story is going. I'm excited to see what the regency is going to be up to. #1 is just a set up for the next story. So hoping for bigger things the next issue.

Whenever you have Beyonce, taco Tuesdays and lesbians you know it's going to be good and Angela Queen of Hel is representing!!!!! I love the mix of Asgardian mumbo jumbo mixed in with pop culture references and just the banter between Angela and her peeps. Bennett is someone to watch because her writing style point is on point for this story. The only thing that lacks a little is the art of Jacinto I just felt it could be a little cleaner. Over all the best story coming out of the ADAN Marvel line up.

Wow what love can do! I'm so happy that there is some LGBT realness in Marvel. It's awesome to see Sera's soft and girly side mixed with Angela's directness and tough demeanor. I CANT WAIT!!!!!!

OOOOH I'm loving this book. The lesbians, the blood and undead!!!! What's not to love! The art of Jacinto and Hans is sickening, in a good way. This makes my little gay heart pitter patter! Can't wait for the next issue.

A solid ending. Hope it continues with awesome fights!!!!

Love is Love and I'm glad this story leaves on a positive note. Bennett proves that it doesn't have to be atypical characters to make a great adventure romance comic. And Jacinto and Hans do a good (nothing great) job on art. And I so want me a Thori!!!!!!!!!

Ok Archie was on point this issue. Mark Waid's twist on a classic was just what this comic needed. Archie is now a youthful teen of the modern ages and it's refreshing to see. Don't get me wrong, it's not a bad episode of Beverly Hills 90210, which I was expecting, it's a legitimate trip to Riverdale that everyone should take. The Art is on point. Fiona Apple does justice to every character shown here. Kudos to the new, revamped, and just straight up awesome Archie. I really can't wait for the next issue.

It's Riverdale and it's awesome! Waid keeps up the pace of the story with a little Jughead origin and a glimpse of Veronica! I just love the mix of high school drama mixed in with Archie all American shtick. Staples is matching Waid's words perfectly with awesome art. I really can't wait for the enxt issue and see where it goes.

Veronica is now in Riverdale, and she is as pretentious as ever!!! From the very beginning you know Veronica is present when she drives up in her limo and uses Archie as her personal butler. What happens to her throughout the course of the day though really makes you love to hate the girl. Which I really have to give props to Waid for making the readers have feeling towards this great cast. Staples art is perfectly fresh for this comic, and she will be missed!!!! If you're not reading this book you are missing something spectacular!!!!!

I miss Staples her art was concise, crisp and melded well with Waid's story. But alas, we have Annie Wu and she does a good job. But Waid's story, man it cuts deep. I feel for both Archie and Betty and what truly happened with the lipstick incident. Plus Veronica, gosh, the original bad girl.

Waid + Fish = AWESOME!!!! Art and story on POINT! Loving it!

What did Reggie do??? Porn??? I'm guessing porn.

I'm not digging this new artist at all. It just looks haphazard. The story though is grand and the feud of Blossom and Lodge is great.

Why not focus on Cheryl??? I love a good villain. And the Dilton storyline was good-ish but you know he never has a chance with you know who.

Sometimes you need a villain. And thank god we have Cheryl to spice things up a bit.

It's just classic, cheeky, B movie fun. AvS starts off slow but by the third page the sharks a flying and the Chaos ensues. It has the classic Archie looks with amped up blood and gore. And the story is kinda solid. Well as solid as a hurricane shark movie can be. Do not miss this one shot. It's a blast.

LOL ok ok I know you're buying this out of straight curiosity (cuz gosh know I did). But this comic is actually a very solid read. Spring Break has arrived in Riverdale and the kids go on a trip to a beautiful beach resort. And like with any high schoolers, drama ensues with the original Riverdalers. But this time their is a scary threat with the Predator stalking the kids of Riverdale. Art is solid, even the gory page is drawn with that comic camp, just a lot of bloodier. Lettering is solid and the story leaves it to be more interesting. Give it a gander and enjoy.

LOL, the people who complained there wasn't enough blood in this series has not seen this issue of Archie vs. Predator. It is oozing sangre!!!! When you get a head explosion within the first three pages you now you are reading something special. The story is centered about a predator determined to kill Veronica and all the Riverdale youth has rallied to stop the blood thirsty alien to no avail. The blood and gore in this issue is awesome. Ruiz has really camped up the blood and made it disgusting yet charming if you can imagine. De Campi does a great way of sneaking in sex and violence in Riverdale with subtly and tact, something you appreciate as you go through the book (I.E. Veronica in only her undies, oh my!). I really can not wait for the next issue, it's sure to be a hell-raiser.

So with most of Archie's friends DEAD it's up to the core group to fend for themselves. In this issue one of the core members falls victim to the Predator and the way that character goes is very justified. The art is always very campy with a campy frame of mind. The little camp factor and quick quips added to the story is also very charming and Super Archie is just. . . . . CREEPY lol. How will it end??? Hopefully great. Again great job to De Campi and Ruiz for keeping up their superior work.

A solid ending to a great story. I seriously enjoyed the campiness of Archie meshed with the graphic horror of the Predator. The story is a little hokey at the end but it IS a true Riverdale ending. I really give kudos to DeCampi and Ruiz for a great series.

I love a book that has potential and this has potential. I know the beginning is a little predictable but what isn't. I have high hopes for this series. We shall see. BTW love the coloring. It's very dark and rich Esther Sanz great job.

It's a slow burn that is true. But the mystery of why the suits are being worn is about to be revealed and chaos about to be let loose. The action scenes were very short and sweet. The emphasis in this issue dealt with lost and character development. I really love the dark coloring of Sanz it just begs for you to look at the page over and over again. I'm ready to delve deeper into the next issue.

This issue is just leading into the big fight next issue. In this issue it focused more on Kiri's grieving and Rhodes' uncovering of what happened to the city. The epic battle between Stark and Arno could have been awesome but ended up in a huge testosterone cool down. The art is on point. And the coloring improved on the last issue. Takara and Sanz need to keep up the good work.

We finally know who cursed Technopolis forever and it wasn't a surprise to anyone, and if it were you should really stay outta the detective game! It just was a so so ending. Nothing really to write home about. I guess you get to see how much a jerk really is, but if you read the Superior IronMan you already know. Ok to everyone but the stand out has to be Sanz with her amazing coloring. Let's all hope after Secret Wars is over Ironman gets better.

woooow confusing. but finally some action. The pay off better be damn good cuz if not they are just going to just leave everyone with a bad taste in their mouths.

I'm like what????

I love Del Mundo's art and coloring with D'Alfonso but I don't know it just doesn't fit for this book. Del Mundo belongs art is beautiful for like a fantasy read but in a high impact comic it just doesn't gel well which is troubling. Also, Waid's story is serviceable nothing to spectacular. I love the roster he chose but I don't know it missed a little pizazz. Though way way better than All New All different Avengers it still doesn't have that edge I expected.

I just don't think Del Mundo is right for this book. But Waid is doing a good job at explaining paradoxes upon other paradoxes. LOL

I just never find Kang an interesting concept. I guess it's cool he can come back any time any place he wants but it also makes him annoying. It's just the mix of the story and the art of Del Mundo that just doesn't keep me enthralled. But as far as action goes its just ok.

Del Mundo's art actually pulls through this issue. The double spreads are just so well put together. Kudos to him. The story is just a tad bit cheesy but so is Kang. But that last page is everything. Next issue should be interesting.

Just I love Del Mundo but I don't think his art fits the context. He would be epic like let's say Scarlet Witch or something like Dr. Strange but on the Avengers it's a little hard to swallow at times. And this whole Kang deal you were expecting to get the living crud get kicked out of him this issue but nothing. Waid needs to pick up the pace just a tad.

I said it once I'll say it again. Del Mundo is a very talented artist but this book isn't his calling at all. It just seems wrong art for the book. And Kang is just someone so full of himself that I just wanted the story line just to end already. Hopefully next villain is someone more interesting.

Can we keep Phil Noto???? PLEASE!!! I love his art for this book. Way better than Del Mundo's wacko art. The story was very simple. But I really do like what is coming.

I really liked Phil Noto on art. It's kinda of the lighter version DelMundo and I appreciate that. It is a right fit for the Avengers. I really enjoyed the villain in this one shot and wished there was more chances to use the villain but I know Secret Empire beckons so maybe later on. I also enjoyed the addition of Doom he actually fit in really well and paired with Wasp the two actually fair very well together.

Beautifully written and drawn story. For once Del Mundo's art fit into the Avenger story line.

This Valkyrie is the high light of this issue!

I don't know it just seemed kinda lame. This comic just feels like an Orwell Bradbury love child that is just not as good as their parents were. I don't know but hopefully Standoff picks up fast. I know their is going to be an awesome cast of returning good guys and really bad bad guys but I just wish it had a little more umph. Plus the art of Bagley is just too underwhelming. I was hoping for the best but got a bad sci-fi movie.

Since when has Maria Hill been funny? It was weird seeing her like that. I don't know the characterization just seemed off to me. I know Spencer was trying to make Hill charming to try to convince Rogers of the Kovic issue but it was spread really thick and really badly. Plus I don't know Saiz's art just didn't pop for me. I'm not really forward to this event.

Is Zemo always cheesy like that. They just made the villains so cheesy. I did however love the Maria Hill scene at the end. It was satisfying. LOL

Ok I give you this, the storyline must have been a grandslam back in the 80's when Barb first came out. Though with Feminism and equality amongst ll this storyline does seem a little dated. And this is where I'm torn. It's because the story is a little dated and the fact that a blond with a baseball hat is kicking ass is still awesome to me. The story is left wide open and I just wish it had a tiny bit more direction but there is hope for the future with this one. The Art and the color is on point and just wish for a tad bit more bloodiness but that's just a personal preference.

I love who the narrator is. The old story is being replayed. I like the "censored words" that's the modern edge it needs. But I don't know it feels like the gang isn't soooo current. It's needs to be a little bit more edgy.

It's just my type of comedy. Cheeky, playful and at times dumb. Hughes does have great comedic chops and the art of his and Villarrubia is awesome. You can tell he cares about this comic.

I love that Disney is giving an new image to Big Thunder Mountain. The art and the lettering is crisp and it does deserve recognition. The flaw lies in the story. It's just feels used. It feels like we have been told versions of this story over and over again and it's not making for a captivating read. Hopefully the small cliff hanger leads to more excitement. Though in the end this is kinda of a snooze.

It's a family fun romp in the old west. Abigail is put to the test to protect herself and her dad's fortune. With an action packed comic full of horses, explosions, trains and a feminine heroine. This book has it all. A solid read for any cowboy lover.

An overall good story. Not great but good ol' wholesome Disney fun, and this nothing to snuff at. The art is tight and gives you that western feel so kudos to Walker. Overall a good series but if you missed it, it's ok you aren't missing anything extraordinary.

Great. It's like Orange is the New Black mixed with Star Trek with a dash of Hunger Games. Should be fun to see how this comic develops!

I love the art. Valentine De Landro and crew does a great job with the art and the concept. The storyline is good. I wish there is some light that can be shed on some items but maybe its just me. But really can't wait for the next issue. This comic is something special and you know it's going to go somewhere new and exhilarating.

Penny Rolle's backstory is pretty cool. Something totally different from what I expected. I love how they gave her a motive for being the way she is in this story. Though I gotta admit the story was kinda predictable it was still a great story to read. And that line about loyalty will linger in my head for a long while. The art is awesome. It's always nice to have another person's vision of Bitch Planet and Robert Wilson the Fourth does just that. Looking forward to another great read soon.

A very solid piece or art and coloring. Samnee and Wilson do a great job. The lining and the coloring is a perfect fit for the moody environment. The story is a little of a throw away because it is very action heavy. But that only leaves you wanting more and the motives that made it such an action oriented first issue. Overall a solid first issue.

Don't get me wrong. This comic is still a full throttle action packed ride that will thrill you. But It's just a tad bit predictable story wise. Samnee and Waid do add there little twist, let's hope it pays off. The art is great. It's gritty and fits naturally for this fast paced ride.

The thing about this book. It does make you go wtf and want more. I'm intrigued in what happens next. I just hope it's something good because this build up is killing me. Also the opening street scene is pretty special. The art is on point and the light writing is good. I just hope this is building up to something good.

The art of Samnee is on point. He ages people pretty well. Finally, some story we can get into.

It always seems short. But damn what a story. I love the weeping lion he adds a fun element to the mix. the art of Samnee is fun with the past sequence pages that leave your mouth watering for more. I really can't wait to see what's next.

Damn good action packed ride!

It's just so fast paced and sumptuous that it's a sight to behold. The art of Samneee and coloring of Wilson shine through. It's so fitting the fast paced fight scenes and the bitter coldness of certain scenes makes it great eye candy. Can't wait for more.

The last fight secene by being shredded apart is pretty tight. I like where this story is going. Too bad it ended that way for some people. I would have liked to see more. And the art of Samnee was very retro this issue I don't know what to think of it.

Last issue was a miss. But now we are back to the high velocity action packed Black Widow we come to expect. I love the ending and I can't wait to see how things pan out!!!

And just like that it's over. It was one heck of a roller coaster and really hate to see this series end. Samnee and Waid did a great job with the little bit of writing they did and Samnee hit it out of the park with his great art.

It's futuristic, time hopping and weird weapon wielding fun! I love how quickly it changes from one era to the next It's what I expect from a Cable comic. It has everything I needed. the art of Pacheco, Fonteriz and Aburtov really works well. It looks like something directly from the tv screen and that is a nice touch. I just can't wait to see who the bad guy is!

Meh. What's going on? A hint would be nice.

It's a great first issue. I love that Wilson is so different from Rogers and isn't afraid to admit it. Plus I love how Wilson is kinda picking and choosing his fights unlike Rogers being instructed to do a mission. The art of Acuna is slick and colorful and grounded for this comic. It's sleek, current and unafraid The new Capt. is rocking!

Captain America is different. Now in this issue he defends himself and does a good job of it. I really like the way that Spencer makes Sam Wilson an unapologetic opinionated person. Acuna's art is beautiful as always and I love where this story is heading too. I really do love the added twist of Misty Knight she has a unique energy that breaks up the tension. Continue the awesome work!

monolouging to the max on this issue. I was screaming just kill him already!!!

it was a great ending. You gotta love the line up. Of Misty knight, The New Falcon, credence and the whisperer. It makes Capt. not be so boring surrounding him with a dynamic cast. Plus the fact that people are treating them like stock is just funny, sad, but funny. Art is nothing to write home about and the dialogue can be dull drum but just the mixture of comedy brings this story up!

All these stories are pretty solid. You just wish you had a little bit more Sam Wilson and Bucky because they had a bromance you wanted to see for the 75th Anniversary Issue. The art is on point and frankly it's the only Standoff book worth getting.

The aftermath issue. I totally feel for Sam. Are you truly Capt. America even though Steve insists that you are????

Bye Rhodes Bye!

Ok great action sequences. You can see why US Agent is a crazy bad ass, and why Sam has the name of Captain America. I like how the writer doesn't choose sides quite yet but finds a solution to ends tensions nicely. I really cant wait for more. And I'm appreciating the artwork of Acuna more and more as the story continues.

I don't know this issue just felt very ho-hum. Nothing really shocking I expected from a first issue. It feels like they are just kicking down Sam as much as they can. I don't think that's very characteristic of the main villain. Even the art and coloring of Renaud and Rauch seems ho-hum. The cover of Martin though is pretty sweet though.

Glad to see what team D-Man plays for. (Which is nice ;)) But just a bland issue.

Im glad this issue was actually heading towards a purpose. I thought it was going to be another dumb one shot but it wasn't. Also happy to see more of the Falcon and Rage in this issue and that they are not treated like kids. The story is a little cheap but it's headed towards the right direction and I can't wait to see what happens from this. The art of Renaud and Rauch is good and so is the story nothing really spectacular.

We are finally out of bull shit one shot deals and into the deep with this issue. A great story with big steaks for Cap. The art of Acuna is on point and the story delivers. I just hope it doesn't fail.

Pretty much a reflection of what is happening in today's society. It's sad but true. I'm happy to see the direction of this book is being taken in new and interesting directions. Everything was on point including the art of Unzueta and Prianto. Can't wait to see more.

Spencer knows how to weave an emotional story. I know Wilson represents us all but it's pretty hard when half of those people he is trying to represent are trying to destroy the other half. Renaud's art is also great. But this story is relevant and poignant and is awesome, plain and simple.

Damn good series right here!

Well I liked it. I'm happy that the pity party is over and moved on to something else. After reading this and Secret Empire #3 I can't wait to they run into the villain. Spencer always grabs me in and hooks me. Izaakse and Woodard do a good job, nothing out of the ordinary.

Meh. That was a very long winded explanation about how Sam smuggles people. I'm like ok I don't buy it. lol I like Spencer just this issue was lacking. I'm hoping for better later on.

I'm on edge on this one. It's a little too outlandish at times for me. Love the surprise visit by an unexpected guest. Art is nice and big. Just the sci-fi thing isn't for me. But I really do love Brand and her snark.

Meh. It was kinda an introductory issue of sorts. Team was split up and seeing them as a team it's really kinda weak. The plot is tight and nice. I loved the ending it's just weird. Fazekas and Butters do a decent job. The art on Anka is on point. She does dark dank and creepy pretty well.

Everything about this issue is solid. Nothing groundbreaking but just solid and concise which is pretty awesome. Butters, Fazekas, Anka and Wilson do their jobs very well. The story is good nothing ground breaking I just can't wait for Civil War II to begin.

A good solid ending to a great frist arc.

I was actually expecting this title to be immersed in the thick of it. And it barely is getting it's feet with with Civil war II. I mean I would have liked to see this title current with the events of civil war right now not before. But the story is good and the art and coloring is on point.

I love the art. Lopez does an awesome job on the Rosie the Rivertor-esque feel. I just felt that this issue was just pure redundancy and nothing new was introduced. The girls refer as the Baroness as this evil woman yet we have yet to see it. I hope this comic picks up next issue.

The story finally got out of the I wonder about what's out there phase and into actually exploring. Lopez and Loughride are doing great on the Rivert-esque art. And finally the cool evilness of General Cochren is showing. It's all building up to something great (I hope).

DeConnick's swan song for Marvel was a fantastic ending to an otherwise mediocre arc.I always find it a cope out when the first three issues wasn't as good as the last. This last issue had everything a good fight scene, sentiment and hope for the future. The art of Braga and the coloring of Loughridge was on point, too bad once again it wasn't consistent the who arc. Great ending though and hopeful for the future of Capt. Marvel.

Re-freaking-Freshing!!!! Everything about this comic hit the spot. Waid wrote a terrific script which kept it young but empowering at the same time. And Ramos' and Calazaba's style gel well with a younger hero book. This book is leaving me to have great expectations. And I'm hoping for more awesomeness.

This comic is just a breathe of fresh air. Ramos does a beautiful job with the art. It just feels new and refreshing. Nice departure from all the drab dark covers on the shelf. The story is simple and it pays off with adolescences mixing in with heroism. I'm really enjoying this series so far.

I don't see why the hate. Champions does break the monotony of comics. Come on how many Kang books do we need???? It's fresh and new. Waid and Ramos do great reviving a comic book with ingenious ideas.

Still working out the kinks on the team each character vies for the leader position but only one is truly meant to lead. Plus next issue should be pretty awesome. Art of Ramos is amazing as always and fits this comic perfectly.

Seemed a little cliche this issue like we've seen this already. And I don't know Ramos's art of Gwenpool just seemed a little wonky this time around. Hopefully next issue gets better because all comic book readers really do want a little action sometimes.

Those freelancers are major d's. And I guess they decided to abandon the horrible Gwenpool story arc? Good choice!

I love Waid's story. It brings a little reality into the super hero mix. The ending was so blunt and cold it made me a little queasy, but a delightful queasiness, if there is such a thing. The art of Ramos, Olazaba and Delgado is just a breath of fresh spring air. It's the correct art for the correct book and bring on the new issue already.

A great ending to the arc. The fallout of the marketing debacle continues in this issue. I'm happy to see that someone was smart enough to do something about it and not just sit and weep. It was a delight seeing the characters be young and not all mopey, depressed adults. Waid has a knack for vibrant teenage character development and it shines this issue. The art of Ramos continues to suit this series and I'm really loving that robot's can have time outs too lol.

A new fighter has enter the ring. And she's lucha-tastic!!!! I'm going to love the new Champion, she's smart, honorable and adorable!!! I'm also super happy to see Viv in action more. She is a very interesting character and I'm glad Waid took an opportunity to highlight her more. Ramos's art really can't do no wrong. A nice easy breezy fun issue.

Charles Soule is getting ready for a huge set up as you can tell. The fight to come in the next issues are going to be amazing. The Art of Yu is on point. It's nice seeing an aging Tony Stark and a still kind of young Gen. Rogers. It's really nice seeing the differences of the two nations and how both are so drastic yet both promote peace. I really can't wait.

Nothing super exciting this issue. The last issue left the door wide open for some action in this issue, but unfortunately it doesn't. It does show the contrast between the two societies and it does show why each side does what it does. But this time I want some more action! Hope the third issue picks up this story quickly.

Awesome. This book is slow churning but it's exciting at every turn. We get to see the two teams infiltrate each others territory. It's interesting mix of how some characters are losing their humanity and others are seen to gain some sort of human emotions. The art and the coloring was on point this issue. A solid story can wait for more.

I love a good twist and this book offers it. If you read the last issue you know someone back from the dead has entered the fray. You see everything in this book Cap doing his best, Stark doing something stupid last minute and a big fight! The art was on point. I loved the whole two page spreads it's really needed and you appreciate the detail. I can't wait to see how this story ends.

Ok so the Civil War is finally over and not the way you expected. It was kinda a silly ending without nothing really being resolved. It does leave you with some questions like where the hell did all these Skrulls come from and why does the Hulk have claws??? Other than that it was a decent ending and it made me smile. Yu's art, btw, is awesome and the of Gho and Milla were on point. A solid ending.

I am so pumped for Civil War II and the prelude book was an awesome start. It really does give you all the information going in. It's super heavy on exposition, but that's ok It'll pay off later when all you really want to see is the fighting! The tone is bleak and cool. Everyone is setting up their motives and the foreshadowing is kinda sick. Bendis does an awesome job and Copiel and Ponsor do an adequate job (I mean there was nothing really major art wise in this issue). I'm ready for more war next issue!

Ok you really have to get everything in. That mean you have to get Ulysses, Iron Man, Captain Marvel and everything else. I really would have liked to see where the giant came from that would have been interesting. And I would have liked to see the Thanos fight again for those who didn't go to FCBD. But oh well. Bendis does a great job at condensing everything and making sure there are moments. You feel for Tony. I guess you feel for Carol at the end of the book. Marquez does a decent job the only problem he makes everyone look so tired. It's weird I guess. Posnor is on point with his coloring. And I really can't wait for the next issue.

LOL I'm going to get hell for this but I actually liked it. Bendis really does know emotion. I really can sympathize with Iron Man and with Ulysses. I really loved the quip Iron Man said with Hawkeye since everyone was predicting that. I loved how they showed Medusa is powerful and so are the Ultimates. I really love how this is going I really like emotion and Bendis puts it out there plain and simple. Marquez is on point. I just with they still gave me Capt. Marvel's Mohawk. It's looking a little limp lol.

Woooooow what an issue! Bendis does some weaving in this issue. The lines are becoming more and more clear as to what happened and where it's leading to. I don't understand how people are hating on this. It's a great twist and I'm glad it happened now Marvel can move on to more interesting things. The art was on fleek and the story is just easy going. You really feel for Tony as everything is crumbling around him.

LOL I look at the last page and see what Capt. Marvel says what she says I just start chuckling. Yeah like that's gonna go smoothly. LOL

I felt like this issue was the bright point of the series, so far. The characters feelings and reactions seem organic. You can see that Carol is standing by her convictions while others are starting to question Ulysses' power. I love that this story is heading to the right direction. Is it the block-buster action packed event of the year? No, and probably won't be but it is doing a great point of giving the newer heroes a voice and important role to play in this universe. Plus, the art of Marquez and Posnor is something to behold because it is a beautifully drawn and colored book.

I liked it but I also put vasoline of toast so there's that.

Wow what a let down! It was like this event had no consequences whatsoever. Everyone kinda got a way freely. Iron Man, Capt. Marvel and the rest kinda just went on normally. The only one whoever suffered was poor Banner. The art of Marguez and Ponsor was awesome. But that storyline of Bendis was just super weak. If you are going to do an event make it meaningful and unfortunately it just never did.

Very realistic. . . . .well besides the aliens and super heroes thing. But the reactions are accurate.

Question 1 Does Carter know about Cap's plans? If anyone can let me know that'll be grand. Woooow what a monologue. That twist in the end made me feel like I was reading the Trump manifesto! The art of Reis is ok nothing notable but that ending monologue was something to savor over and leaves the window open wide open to the next big event. Spencer did a great thing tapping into political trust. I can't wait for this event to start.

Do you need to read this to feel that your Civil War II experience is complete??? NOOOOO Not in any way. It's just a bunch of little vignettes pasted together. The best story was the damage control story it's cute and cheeky fun and the art of Romero and coloring of Mrva are on point. Everything else is just weak.

The whole Goliath story was horrendous. It didn't make sense til the end. But the art of Rudy on the Goliath story is beautiful. Too bad the story couldn't match the art. War Machine story was interesting good to see how the other superheroes of color take the loss. And the Fury story is interesting I gotta love the nod to Moon Knight. Overall you ain't missing much.

I guess it's nice to get the viewpoints of the Marvel characters who aren't really involved but sometimes it's just dumb.

Very slow set-up. Just ok nothing spectacular.

It's just soooo slow and dull. The best part was the super cheesy opening. It just feels like Bunn isn't putting any love into this work. Unfortunately not even the art can save this comic. If you are thinking of skipping this event you probably wouldn't be missing much.

It's getting better. . . . kinda. . . .

This series didn't do very much. Hopefully Death of X is better.

Another book with promise. The Old Beach gang of female misfits is an interesting story of women gang members doing anything to protect their families, city and themselves from the crime and drug that has filtered into the city. I love the concept of a mainstream hood gang. It's a refreshing twist from seeing mostly guys in these kind of stories. Plus it exploits the fact that women can be just as vicious and cunning as any man can, if not more. The dialogue can be a little rough at time and the art can be a little crisper. I mean it's pretty hard at times to distinguish Machete Betty from Daisy Chain at times. But I'm totally looking forward to the next installment, you cross-fit, hormone induced peeps! lol

The storyline is nice. The women of Old Beach are trying to protect their small piece of land from the two gangs who surround the city. The events start right after the first issue. Dumbstruck and angry at the events that took place beforehand, The Fever now have to counterattack. All seems fair until someone spills the T on their plans. The only major gripe I have with this comic is that art. Sometimes it looks like no effort is done to differentiate the girls. But over all a solid read.

This art is killing me. This story is killing me. But why do I stay???? Because it's careening quickly to the end and I want to know how it ends. The story leaves a lot loose. Like what does the governor really want. What is really wrong with Mary's mom? What happened to Derby? Who is really the gang Derby hails from? So many dangling questions and I fear I will never get them answer. Neogi, the artist, just seems a little sloppy for my liking I wish the art was tighter, and I wish the plot didn't hit so many points that it can not possibly solve. But who knows, maybe there is a bloody light at the end of this four part series.

Wow, what the heck did I just read? A horrible concept. When you have a title named Deadpool you expect him in the story and be somewhat funny. You get neither with this book. I really think Daeadpool being an Avenger is hurting his storylines. Duggan needs to do something drastic while the art of Hawthorne is good, nothing to write home about. I'm scared for Deadpool now. I hope he hasn't jumped the shark.

It's kinda confusing. But it makes sense but it doesn't. But at the end who cares. It's Thanos and Deadpool trying to bring back death to the marvel universe. Both are true to the core with the mannerism and art. Bondoc does a good job in bringing a cheeky art style to a lighthearted action packed book. The writing though took a little bit too long to kick off everything. Hopefully it picks up next issue.

It's just light-hearten fun to see Deadpool and Thanos work together. I was negative the first issue but seeing action and how things finally work is very cool. The art is very retro which is fitting since this story is supposedly way back in Marvel history. I'm just glad to see this story actually going somewhere and hope that this comic continues to progress.

the campiness of deadpool mixed with the gritty punisher is just an odd but interesting mix. Oh yes, it's hell of bloody and a butt load of people did and will continue to die each issue. It's just so odd it's like eating french fries and soft serve. It shouldn't work but it kind of does. Lente makes the crossing seem legit and the art is fitting. It's something to follow just for the sake of oddity.

I love how Frank's reactions are when he meets up with commmon Deadpool criminals. This is an interesting and gory mystery story with great cameos. And I love the villain who is coming up next. The art of Perez and Redmond are spot on and the writing of Van Lente is perfect of seriousness and zaniness.

Can we talk about the art and layout of this damn book. The two pages where it's Frank, Taskmaster and Deadpool at it is absolutely beautiful. It makes sense with the little hints of Taskmaster's glimpse into fighting styles is lovely. Perez and Redmond out did themselves and that ENDING UGGH!!! Awesome sauce!

Pretty solid. Classic Deadpool mixed with Punisher. Honestly the best of both worlds and hopefullly one day they'll cross paths again.

Your a mutant and no you are a dying species. Now you find out this new species comes to your planet and brings something that is dangerous to you. Yeah you freak out. You understand Scott's and the rest of mutant kind tough spot. I really can't wait to see the reaction on the inhumans. Lemireand Soule are great writers and I can't wait to see where they take this story. The only thing I have a problem with with is the art of Kuder. Seems a little primitive and gritty for my taste and the coloring of Hollowell leaves me feeling the same way.

The art and coloring isn't suited for an X-Men title. A little too dark and real for the X-Men Kuder, Leisten, Smith and Hanna are good but it just isn't sitting well with me. But the story is hitting every ping with me. You can start seeing why motives are the way they are. Why Uncanny X-Men are all about jumping into action and why Storm's team is more peaceful. It's just a cataclysm of events that are getting mixed up. I can't wait for the next issue.

This art is killing me. I just think everyone looks ugly here. Kuder and Garron can be a little bit more detail focused and Leisten and Garron can be a little bit more subtle with their palette choices. Besides the art Soule ends a pretty slow story with a good ending. I can't wait to see what happens next. I mean we know the end game but why is it the end game?

The only gripe I have of this event is the art. I don't think Kudar stepped up to the plate at all. He missed a great opportunity to make something epic but kinda just fell flat like a fifth grade art project. The story is strong though. What a way to go out. Frost made her man a legend and I wonder if she's ever coming back. She does look like she is going to go loopy though.

One thing about Taratino - he likes to overextend everything. Sometimes it's bad, but (like this comic) it's ok. I think we needed to see the heritage of treachery that this upcoming villain came from. It just leaves you thinking man I can't wait to see how the main protagonists are going to interact.

A solid read. Tarantino builds characters and that is what he does this issue. We get to know Diego, Django, and the pack of treacherous villains that awaits justice. I loved how you see how each character exacts revenge, Diego subtly and politically; Django quick and brutish. I really can't wait where this story takes me next.

Nothing special this issue. The writer is delaying a little too long for my liking. We know the workers are oppressed we don't need to see it again and again. It is nice though to finally see zorro in action. Hopes the next issue ramps up the intensity.

If you enjoy Weird World Dr. Strange is right up your ally. The first couple of pages is kinda weird and it just took me out of the story. Though after the first battle you got to see the human side of Strange and it brought me back to reality. The art and color of Bachalo is strong. Suitable for this book and Aaron is a great writer. I recommend it if you like the odd.

It was alright. Nothing spectacular until the ending. It was a cute tour of the Sancto Sanctorum.

The art and coloring is on point! I just don't like how they make Strange the dumbest guy in the whole dimensions not figuring out something is way wrong.

Thumbs up to the artist and the colorist. Bachalo and Townsend do a great job in this issue. Everything about this story is on point. Aaron does a great job of making Wong more vital than just a super powered butler. Everything is on point in this story. I honestly think Marvel should have just chosen this story as a major event. It would be great seeing all the sorcery at work against a villain. Can't wait for more.

I don't know it just didn't feel gratifying as previous issues. It's just that the villain they have made isn't as evil as I thought. The origins of the Imperator just seems like he has mommy and daddy issues. Bachalo's art though is nice.

You feel for everyone in this comic. The sacrifices that Strange is going to have to make. The compassion of Zelma and the bullheadedness of Wong. The art of Bachalo is awesome and the coloring of Thompson is on point. I can't wait to see how this ends.

You want action??? Blam by the third page action. You want wittiness. BLAM! Right there! You want Mcgyver-esque action sequences BLAM!!!! Dr. Strange is back and he's pretty terrific. The story of Aaron is on point and the art of Bachalo and the inking team is on target for such a great comic. And can we talk about this cover and the mix of color by Bachalo and Townsend???? Absolutely beautiful. Dr. Strange is probably one of the best titles out there right now.

Everyone smells blood in the aether and wants a piece of the doctor. Nightmare scares up this issue with a very sexy and fun nightmare. LOL. I really like how everyone sees how weak Dr. Strange is and does their best to be the one who ends him. I can't wait to see what the next villain is going to do. The art and coloring Bachalo, Fabela and Tartaglia are precisely what this comic needs. Overall a sharp issue and can't wait for the next edition.

The demons love me the devils love me!!! Everyone wants a piece of the Dr. and in this issue they all get a shot. I love how this story is turning out. You can see how sick and twisted each of the Dr.'s villains are actually nut cases. The art of Bachalo, Fornes and Fabela are on point. There is nothing not to like about this series.

A solid ending for a great arc. I love the art of Bachalo and Smith and the story of Aaron. Plus the other arc looks just as promising.

Mr. Misery is one sick individual and I can't wait to see where this next arc leads us. The story of Aaron seems like a great one. But let's talk about Irving and how beautiful his art is in this book. It's really is stunning and I hope to see more of his in the Marvel Universe.

A really great team up. I liked the explanation the Dr gives Thor about knowing who she really is. And I love the art of Bachalo. So much to appreciate. I can't wait to see what Aaron brings us next.

Wow a great way to end the story. I never actually would have thought about that. I'm happy the story ended with a dramatic flair. But I am sad to hear that Aaron and Bachalo are leaving they made the stories really entertaining.

Wong was the Dr's right hand man. And now things have changed. I love to see where this goes and I hope it goes in the right direction. The art of the team was phenomenal. The only thing is I expected more from the other dimension. I wanted more color. Hopefully the new writers keep up the work.

I really like the assemble of characters this story arc. Everyone is in a tight situation and have to work together if they are willing to see results. I like the re-introduction of Doctor Strange. Many readers are probably thinking he' still some kind of magical bad ass and unfortunately this time around it's not. But this story is heading in the right direction and so is the art.

Clea love the character. But Like everyone has forementioned, skippable. The second story though makes me hungry for the new series. Can't wait.

Kinda really not necessary. They have some low rent mages. I really wished they would have focused more on the big names like Scarlet Witch, Illyana and people of the like. And art is low budget. But overall kinda cool. Love the Wu and her story line.

A solid first issue. Merlin collects a grip of sorcerer supremos to right the wrong that has been don in the past. In the group is some of the strongest sorcerers ever. It's pretty awesome to see a younger mystery guy and an older version of another Avenger. And having some new blood in the mix i also pretty satisfying. With that mix of team mates pasts can brew stories develop and the excitement can increase. Art wise Rodriguez, Lopez, and Bellaire go the old school route, which isn't bad especially on some beautiful two page spreads just not what I expected. But overall a great story and great artwork leads to a happy reader.

A pure delight. An action-packed issue of magic in motion. I hope this series continues because I really am enjoying it.

I really love how each individual character has a voice. I also love how everyone has a story and it all intertwines with one another. It's not just connected to Doctor Strange. The art of Rodriguez, Lopez and Bellaire is very comicesque and fits the brand very well. I can't wait for more.

Sad that nobody is reading this. I think it's the embodiment of a great comic. Interesting characters, a controversial villain, a top notch story and beautiful classic art. I really do hope more people become interested in this comic.

It's just a good solid story. You get Newton's background this issue and some progression. You can see why Newton is motivated to get what he wants. Selfish but understandable. The art is on point and so is this story. Give this comic some love. You'll be pleasantly surprised.

It was a fun nod to the choose your own adventure path. And apparently I got it right the first time too. LOL I'm kinda sadden that this book doesn't get the same respect to the other big titles. It's actually a very good series. The art of Rodrigues, Lopez and Bellaire is fitting and the story of Thompson is just good.

It's sad that this book is getting ignored very badly. Newton is an interesting villain. I love how the sorcerers play off the avengers very well, especially with Spider-Man's jibs. The art of Rorigues, Lopez and Bellaire is authentic comic book feel and nothing is wrong with it. Sad that next issue may be the last.

I really do like Thompson's writing. He gives everyone a moment to shine. From Howard the Duck to Kushlah everyone has a second to react and it's actually very fulfilling. The art of Rodriguez, Lopez and Bellaire is something surreal. I'm hoping this ending is a good one cuz I'm loving the ride so far.

Donald Duck is back and it's QUACKERS!!! Lol, The first issue is a collective of four stories from the past written by Scarpa and then translated. Very much what IDW did to Uncle Scrooge they are doing for Donald, the only problem is that Uncle Scrooge was successful. Donald Duck does have a few stumbles on the way, one being the long winded set up for the first story. It took a lot to get the story going and just felt it needed a jolt of caffeine. Another thing it's missing is the gung-ho attitude of Scrooge just makes the story an adventure Donald just seems to stumble upon adventure and it just doesn't feel right. I really hope next issue it picks up.

good story. Great art and colors. Can't wait for more.

It's a fast paced sfi-fi action romp. It's pretty cool. I mean it has people busting out of random areas and the King Morax is just so daunting. This story is an instant classic and the art of Immonen is perfect for this comic. And the Deodato variant cover mmmmmm mmmmmm mmmmm.

Action, Action and more action!! I love how the kids had a moment to shine for a bit before the engine of action revved up again. I'm loving the Art and Coloring of Immonen and VonGrawbadger. It's sleek and bright what a universal trot should be. And Millar just knows how to make a story exciting. Can't wait for next issue.

Art awesome. Action awesome. Characters awesome. This series was bomb.com.org.net.couk! Read it look at it and love it. Can't wait for season 2.

It's good to see the crew getting back together. Storm is in charge this time and it looks like she is corralling up the best X-Men out there to, once again, save mutants from disaster.What I'm enjoying is the art of Ramos. It's exaggerated but totally believable. He makes the men broad shoulder and the women delicate. While Lemire is building up an awesome story line. I can't wait for more.

The search for Nightcrawler and an X-Men team continues. I really do like this issue. If you didn't read the last issue knowing where X-Haven is located is a complete shocker. Plus I enjoy the sibling banter of Magik and Colossus, reminds me of my family. If you are a hardcore X-Men fan you're going to enjoy the story. Especially the first villain they come across. The Art on Ramos is on point but in this issue you are starting to see a bit of the cracks on the details, such as huge jawlines. I really can't wait for issue three.

I don't know why all the hate. I'm loving this series. Maybe I'm attached with the characters or maybe I just like all the giant action scenes, but I just am digging it. Come on the heart to heart with Logan and Jean was awesome. And seeing Iceman and Storm rally made me see how these characters have come so far! I really can't wait for the next book. Ramos's art and Lemire's story is epic!

Just the start of this issue is awesome. The team's reaction going into reaction is awesome and on point. The action is pretty cool. We see an old school maneuver that hasn't been done for a while and is totally gratifying. The scenes with Magik and Sapna are heart-warming and the interactions between Wolverine and Iceman are cutsie. Plus I love the way Storm is taking charge. Can't wait to see what happens next issue. The only little issue I have was with the art. I kinda miss Ramos but Lemire picks up the slack with a great starting point.

Everybody has issues. And that's what makes a great team book. Lemire adds personal struggle with a mission and it plays out well. I just don't want to see Jean going cray cray again. Ramos is on point as always too.

Everyone had a page or two dedicated to them and it was awesomely intense. I like how they are not treating Kurt as a flower anymore. I can't wait to see how they get out of this. Lemire does a great job making you want more. And the art team of Ramos, Olazaba and Delgado work together wonderfully. Everythign is popping with color and action.

Ibanez is doing a fantastic job on the art department. I think he grabs the essence of the team very well. And the coloring is getting better. Ramos though still does such great cover work that I do miss him drawing the whole book from time to time. Story is solid noting really awesome. I mean I doub the plan b that Iceman and Kurt has is going to work AT ALL but it'll be fun to watch.

Things getting cray cray! Lemire is making this arc extra action packed with the two complete different stories crashing into one. Can't wait til I see how this turns out. The art of Ibanezx and coloring of Ramos though still needs a little bit of a twist to make it feel fluid.

Wow a really action-packed ending. I loved how fast paced everything was. Each character had a great moment in this issue. Lemire did everyone justice by having a whiplash action sequences. Ibanez proves he does have the chops for an X-Men title. Can't wait for what is up next.

Storm has always been a peace maker so seeing her choose to fight in a war needed to be explained very well, and this is issue that does it. The motives of why the X-Men are very apparent here. Lemire makes you feel for the mutants and their motives and the art of Koda, Palmer and Hollowell fit the story very nicely especially that double spread scene. Let's keep up the great story.

About time Forge gets some damn recognition.

I know one shots are supposed to tie up loose ends here and there but it just seems like I didn't care about Sapna. Sucks and she could have made a great addition if they kept her alive but they didn't and now it's just blah. I hope the next and final issue goes out with a bang. Art of Koda and Hollowell is on point though.

I still think this was the best X-Men series out of the three that were out there. I'm happy to see that the X-Men are still important in the Marvel Universe and I can't wait to see Kitty return! This is a good closing chapter and cant wait for blue and gold.

It's the core. The X-Men are heroes. And the story of Moon Girl I think is going to lead somewhere very big for the X-Men

I would have destroyed that piece of exercise equipment too Flash. Great ending btw!

I really like this issue. It had the present mixing with the past, dad mixing with son and the hatemonger!!!! LOL I wish this was a longer story though it had a lot of potential!

Let's face it the art is really wonky. Pinna and Sobreiro made Jubes and Kitty look ancient while the others looked like they never aged a day. I really do like the introduction of all the characters. I only got confused with one minor character. I really thought she was Jean Grey for a second. Strain is writing a fun, action packed issue and I really do hope she keeps it up!.

I'm glad you got to see that they aren't really a team yet. Quintin is still doing dumb moves and the others just don't have the abilities to take down even the Purifiers. I like Jubilee's little speech in the end and we all know there is going to be more than just everyday mundane activities. I also love the self sabotage thing she tells Quintin. The art of Pinna could be a lot more cleaner, like Jube's teeth. But overall a nice solid story!

Alright finally mission time! I love the mix of characters in this group. Each voice is very unique and entertaining. The art is ok nothing really to pine over. I am excited what Strain is going to do with the new old "villain."

I really like this story. It has progression. The villain is pretty bad the heroes are putting up the good fight. The art is great except it does become a little messy towards the end. I can't wait for the next issue.

Ok the mysterious blue warrior was kinda a cop out. How can you go from one threat to another from issue to issue? I don't know. I do like what Gamora's role is in this book. She's left questioning what else is out there and she'll eventually find out what. It's actually a solid read. and deodato is on point this time around. I can't wait to see Battleworld unfold.

Ok it was a cute campy holiday spectacular!

This book had everything. Violence, great fight scenes, soap opera realness and it never strays for the original heroes. It a very well written and well drawn book. It makes you feel from Ian from the first page and his work on trying to survive this craziness. Another book people will probably pass up but the story and the art is totally worth your time.

Wow what a story. It has everything. Comedy, Drama and Action!!! Nomad has one final plan for Zola and its a dozy. The story can be a little too melo-dramatic at times and a bit wordy but what Zola isn't wordy and melo-dramatic? It's a solid read. The art can be a little uneven at points but overall Boschi is doing a solid job. I really can't wait to see how this ends. :)

Weak ending

I expected high hopes with this thing. But I guess because I really am not a believer nor an atheist I guess this just didn't hit me where I wanted to hit me. It's a unique, original story that will probably get a few bible thumpers upset but hey freedom of press! The art is blah and there isn't a lot of dialog. Just a unique read at best.

The artwork has gotten better and just the fact that you have so much god booty on these pages is just funny. I also really appreciated the little crayola pictures drawn by Satan that was just cute and dumb. The storyline is still nothing special. It's just god kicking ass. YES the holy people will be upset but really it is just a normal story about Jesus killing gods. LOL

The art of Maleev and the coloring of Hollingsworth is just a pairing made in gloomy art heaven. It's just so broody and dark and very well expected for a book with Doom in it. the story is still a little bit of a mystery though, since Doom is always switching the book on the reader. And if Bendis was going for vagueness he hit the mark. I just really want a taste of what Victor really wants and I think that's what this comic is missing. But overall a solid issue.

I love the art of Maleev and the coloring of Hollingsworth. They seem to understand each other and the art seems bleak and understated like a Doom comic should be. The story has its charming moments with Doom coming back to clean up and the interaction with Amara. Though the story is slow it seems that The Thing will forcibly push the story along to an action-packed climax.

The art of Maleev on those few pages explaining why Doom is now Iron Man is pretty sickening. Crisp, sharp and just lovely to look at. I'm glad that Doom's explanation for his heroics is not a sappy ode but very straight forward. I'm looking forward to the next issue.

You gotta love to hate Doom's arrogance. It makes for interactions fun and interesting. I'm glad he finally saw what is happening to Latveria and is going to do something about it. The art of Maleev is impeccable and you can see the difference in effort he put in. While in SHIELD it was very bland and bleak and in Latveria kinda more full of life. I really can't wait to see what happens next.

What a twist!

A solid entry. I'm curious to see the rivalry of Reed and Doom turns out to be. Also I need to give credit to Maleev. His artwork is flawless and the coloring of Hollingsworth is a accompaniment.

Why is Doom doing this? Well for whatever reason, he's doing a kick butt job at it. I loved the interaction with the mob and how everything went down. I also loved the interaction of the wrecking crew with the Thing. It's kinda cool seeing that Doom is kind of human and it will be awesome when Reed and Doom cross paths soon. Bendis and Maleev are doing great work here.

You know when you are at lunch with two co-workers and they go off on a tangent on a subject you have no real interest in so you just get bored. That's how this issue felt. It needed to have some kind of hook for me and it really didn't. The art of Maleev and Hollingsworth is great as always but the story didn't leave me excited. Hopefully it picks up next issue.

I loved the Ben Johnny grouping.

Im interested in what Max said to Black Bolt. And I am really hoping that the Royals series continues to progress and keep up the action.

There are a couple of things that irked me this comic. First, let's get things out of the way, the art and color of Maleev and Mounts is stupendous. Maleev has always been a quality artist and Mounts has proven himself so, my beef isn't with them. Bendis just didn't hit the mark. This would be a great filler issue for Iron Man but this doesn't warrant a new series. The whole google remark just made me feel blah when you read it you'll know why. I don't know I think I'll be skipping this series.

Bendis proves his writing prowess by giving us great character dynamics. And Maleev's art is as always dark and on point. A huge improvement from the first issue. But is it too late?

All this for a name? Damn Tony is determined. And I don't know it just seems this issue is beating around the bush. I love Maeev's artwork. He's truly talented and just a simple scene of Tony jibber-jabbering is on point.

Trying to catch up and this book caught my attention. A great way to see an origin story. WAAAAAYYY better than it started.

The art and coloring is nice and sleek, and this is what you expect for an Iron Man comic. So good job for Marquez and Posnor. The story is cool. Not heavy and broody and not cute and whimsical something in between and it's very refreshing. Bendis has a lot going on with all the new and old characters and it's going to be awesome seeing them interact.

I'm liking this new Tony. He's charming, charismatic and a slight douche. And I'm liking how they are straight up with the connection with Madame Masque. I can't wait to see where this is going! I'm loving Bendis' storytelling. It's on point and not sluggish and I'm enjoying the Art of Marquez and the colors of Ponsor. Can't wait for issue #3.

Props to Bendis for making Stark relatable again! Before he was just a rich guy acting like a kid with a suit of armor. Now, he just seems more human and likable. Yes, he's still rich and snobbish. But he has a vulnerable side, which is always nice to see. And props to Marquez for the art. It's sleek and sophisticated. I really can't wait for next issue!

Solid story. Im just glad they aren't making Madame Masque the crazy ex-girlfriend. It's beyond that now. And who doesn't love MJ?

I don't know about this issue. Nothing was spectacular. I mean Doom is pulling off the Magneto fake good guy act. Tony is just blah. And Rhodey. . . . uggh Rhodey has always been dull. The art was off seemed rushed. Only saving grace was Amara and her restaurant gag. Other than that. MEH!

It's going somewhere. We are finally introduced to Mary Jane this issue. And she's the new Pepper Potts accept a little less annoying. Tony has a great cast of people around him and Mary Jane fits in very well. I really hope they do good and use her well.

I mean something has to happen eventually, right???? It just seems like a very long winded exposition with nothing really coming from it. I just hope the pay off is big.

I just wish it ran with the same timing as the summer event. Like why is Rhodes still alive??? Uggh but whatever. Kind of an awkward ending. Nothing was really resolved. I'm loving Deodato's art this time around it's more precise.

I mean the low key confrontation is an interesting twist. But I know it can't be an all out grudge match but I expected something. It just felt like an awkward epilogue. What's worse is that I think this story would mean more if Civil War II was actually on time. It just didn't hit the mark. Plus the art on this kinda felt like the whole storyline. Awkward. Like the last page with Friday and the guest just seemed sloppy.

The art of Caselli is great. All the characters are drawn to perfection and they seem like you're in a good TV pilot. Kudos to the coloring too. Bendis is introducing us to Riri who is a super genius. She is encouraged at a very young age to use her talents coupled with being enforced with a positive attitude. The result is a brainiac with a heart of gold. I really love this direction this is going and I really love being at the base level with the young hero on her journey to greatness.

This is finally going somewhere. I love the mix of old and new characters. It's great to see international Iron Man is in play with this and that Pepper, Mary Jane and Friday are still an integral part of this story line. Caselli and Gracia do a great job on art too. I love that you can tell iron man is now a woman in the armor.

I love Riri's mom's monologue. It's true what she says and I feel bad for her.I really love the ending of this book and I love how Riri has the guts to call out people who need to be called out and give props where props are due. Bendis is doing magic here and I hope he doesn't lose it, cuz let's be honest he kind of does towards the end of things. I just can't wait for more.

Everyone wants a piece of the Riri train. It's going to be interesting what direction she is going to choose and how this is going to play out for her.

Finally, not everything is going to be a W for Iron Man. Bendis is just adding and adding great content for Riri that i just get immersed in this series. The art of Caselli and Garcia isn't anthing to sneeze at either.

Emma gone cray cray. And I like it!!!! Can't wait to see what comes of this. Rocafort does a great ob making Emma look cold hearted with a tinge of cray.

EPIC EPIC EPIC!!!!!!! Everything about this book was spot on. I'm sooooo happy to see the X-Men finally doing something about that damn cloud! Story-wise Lemire and Soule hit it out of the ball park by showing that hey the X-Men are small but they are mighty! The art of Yu is on point and the coloring of Alanguilan is on the spot. Especially during the whole Black Bolt scene (pretty colors). Read this, love this, kiss it and name it!

A solid setting up piece. I wish the writer showed how all those people landed up where they did and if they put up a fight or not. I loved that Medusa page with her crown and ready to pounce. The art of Yu, Alanguilan and Curiel is great and makes me appreciate great comic book artist. Really hope they go in with more fighting next issue.

Wow I'm really surprised things are going down the way things are going down. It leaves you wanting more because you just want to see what is going on with the events. It's nice to see that the tie-Ins are going to actually tie-in lol. The are of Garron is kinda sloppy this time around and the coloring is getting a little muddy.

Come on none of the psychics knew Mosaic was around???? I call malarky. LOL And of Garron and Curiel is just getting sloppy. On the story front. I just want a little more action. Hopefully the next few issues pick up the action.

Wait why are the Cuckoos with the main group? Weren't they with Jean and Fantomex in the World? I also liked the whole Havok part. I just really wished they were have called out Emma's manipulation. Also would love to see how this is all going to end. Kind of excited. Happy to see some action this time. Art though is still meh.

I don't understand what people wanted. Did they seriously think all the X-Men were finally going to die? That's kind of dumb if people thought that. Both sides had to win and lose something, and ultimately that is what happened. I'm interested to see how the new Royals handle the pressure and to see the X-Men shed their whoa is us storylines. Plus you get the White Queen being bad and who doesn't love a bad sexy??? The art of Yu was gorgeous and it was sad we didn't have him throughout the series. But I love where this series landed us. Soule and Lemire did good for new stories to open in the horizon.

I just like Melody she's just so off beat I love it!

There is a difference between nice and good. Kind of blew my mind.

Needs more Melody. LOL

Melody's Frozen riffs were cute and everybody played their role swell. I loved how Alexandra is a bi#(% but she does it with love. Everybody had their moment to shine and they do so very very well. Bennett and Deodio write great together and the art of Mok and Fitzpatrick is clean and pretty. Overall a good story.

Karnak is gritty, ugly and pompous, and I absolutely love it. Everything is on point in this comic. Ellis is non dramatic with Karnak and blunt as any pompous man should be and the eerily dark art of Zaffino is absolutely perfect for this comic. Read this you'll be pleasantly surprised.

It's a nifty 50's flashback with gore. :) A dark tale about a housewife who also is an assassin for hire. Josie balances her feminine mystique with her thirst of a kill quite well. This story is cute, quaint and also extremely dark at the same time which makes for a great read. The art is also very fitting for the era it's pertaining to. It's cute seeing a mix or retro fifty ads mixed with sinister modern thinking. A great read.I'm recommending it to all!

I love the art in Lady Killer just the nifty retro art feel is reason enough to thumb through the issue. The story, on the other hand, had some awkward pacing. I just didn't enjoy the fact that all the action was right off the bat and the story was towards the end. I know why they did but I don't know It just seemed like a little anti-climatic having the problems resolved so quickly. But at the end I'm still looking forward how Josie is going to handle the next situation.

Lady Killer's art is exceptional. Just the colors and the retro environments makes for just a classically and beautifully drawn comic. The story though teeters on predictable and unpredictable. Predictable because we know the outcome of her next assignment just by looking at her target. And Unpredictable for the new conflict the arises at the end of the book. It's a good book. I love the art the story teeters on dull but usually leads to a twist which is what most readers want.

Quick paced and action packed. This issue has picked up a slightly shlumpy (if that's a word) previous issue. Action the whole way. I loved how Josie gets out of the situations she gets caught up in with grace, beauty and tact. This issue you also see that she isn't the only lady killer out there but the only one with great style and panache. I can't wait for the conclusion. :)

Wow, what a bloody great time! Literally!!!! LOL I loved the Artwork of Jones she really does bring the nifty bloody fifties alive. The story is a little cliche but we all are just in it to see Josie kick some major ass. Also major props for the coloring. I love that the vibrant colors are seen and enjoyed on each page. I really hope there is a second arc to this masterpiece.

the art the story the richness of the cover is EVERYTHING!!! I'm loving every issue of this series.

I give props to Madsen. She made those colors pop. I loved turning each and every single page and just see those lux colors pop out right at you. Jones does a spectacular job with the story and the art and I'm hoping this story gets more and more complexed.

This issue had corgis so that's a big plus. It's a solid read. Once you read the writer's thoughts after the comic you go ohhhhhh and suddenly like it. Well that's what at least I thought that and the need for a corgi. I hope the story continues at this awesome pace.

Yes the writer does what she promises. She makes you go back to the first issue to make a connection and that's pretty cool. She forces the reader to be involved and kudos to that. It's a great little story with Lance Hunter (Who's shirtless!!!!!!!!) and it's pretty cool. Light-hearted, action packed a story worth investing in.

It's a great story. I know I'm missing a few clues on how this is fitting into a larger puzzle box. But it is fun to fead. Cain is on it! Niemczyk does great art and the coloring of Rosenberg is nice especially in this issue. Can't wait for more!

It's hard not to like Bobbie: She's beautiful, she's smart, she kicks major butt and she's witty to boot. I can't wait to see the culmination of the puzzlebox and see how everything fits together perfectly because right now it just looks like randomness. I like how Cain keeps the reader involved with clues, witty dynamics and just the overall story. And Niemczyk and Rosenberg do great jobs in art and color. Look at that cover it's just stunning. I can't wait for more.

It's just soooo quirky. How can you not like it. It's fresh, funny and interesting.

I'm sucker for high school angst comics and this is just brimming with it. Kamala is dealing with her new fame and something has to give. And what gives will surprise you. ANNNNND OH YEAH mechanized frog and killer rats are in this issue. But come on no one is into that nowadays! lol.

I gotta agree with Joe on this one. Kind of on the stale side story wise. But that art is on point. Miyagawa knows how to draw!

I loved this story. And I'm glad I can 3-D print the cure for aids. LOL

Wilson writes Ms. Marvel so well you really feel for her. Unfortunately for he she really needs to decide what she wants in her life and I think that's where it is leading. Wilson makes you feel for Kamala but also makes you think that sometimes you can't have your cake and eat it too. Leon's art and Herring's color keep this book just a bright shining gem that it is.

Wow kinda awesome. You need to be you and you need to be where you really need to be! Wilson hits it outta the park with this cheesy, campy ending and the art of Leon is on point. Really good.

I don't know it's like trying to be heavy and light at the same time and it's a deeper metaphor for something but It just I don't know, the gravitas wasn't impactful.

Solid story. I don't know where the prologue is leading to but it's going to be an awesome arc.

I feel for Kamala. Her best friend pretty much told her to f-off and now she just needs some breathing room. I liked Wilson's writing you really do feel bad for Kamala but she's in the position that she has to mature and move on and she finally realizes that. The other story just seemed ok. I don't think it was a good placement for the story. You read Kamala's heart wrenching story to only go into Red Widow's journey??? It just doesn't compare. Art is on point and coloring beautifully done.

It was pretty bad. I guess.

Kind of a clunky start. I would have loved to be introduced to the villain at this point. But it looks like a promising arc. Miyazawa and Herring's art is crisp as always. Just that the opening was a little clunky.

It's been a while since a good Ms. Marvel comic. I'm glad to see things are coming back to normal with an excellent story and the art of Miyagawa and Herring to boot. I like seeing how social media can deeply impact someones life. Hope the great story and art keeps up!

I'm just sooooo glad what Doc X made Kamala's friends do didn't end up like hey guess what so am I!!!!! Nakia's words were poignant and the way to handle the situation correctly. I also enjoyed the Bruno interaction. Miyagawa is flassleww as usual.

I would have given it a lower score if not for the opening scene. It was so great to see everyone come together in form of support.The art of Miyagawa and Herring is perfect as always it was just the ending that was lacking. But I'm glad to see a usual face is making a re-appearance.

FILLER ISSUE!!!! So we all were wondering how Bruno was doing in his new local, well we found out the answer. Very meh-ly Bruno is one of those guys who has the smarts to change the world but can't get over the fact that the world screwed him over. I wasn't a of Gaston's art but Wilson carries the load with a good FILLER story.

Not everybody is PC. Some people are still stuck in this archaic mindset that your color makes you superior over others. And it's more than you think. I really hope that Wilson pulls this story off right. It could mean a lot in getting people to see that everyone deserves fair treatment.

I never read any of their books but I'm aware of their genre. And it's a very well written comic. I just wished the art and coloring could keep up with such a great story.

It's just a damn good story and with the art to boot!

Ok I really don't understand the hate for this comic already. The New Avengers has always had it's collection of odd characters so I really don't see how this is any different. I really do love the mix of really no name characters taking up one of the highest team mantles. It has heart with Wiccan and Hulkling, comedy with Squirrel Girl and grit with Hawkeye and Songbird. It's really campy fun and the art of Sandoval and Almara is on point. Looking forward to the next read.

Great art. Great story. I don't know why the hatred. People get over it Squirrel Girl is here to stay! LOL Squirrel Girl is a thing! lol

It's setting up for the new arc. So it was pretty good and the whole pod thing and songbird thing is just going to lead into more grandiose actions later on.

I guess. A decent ending kinda sappy, but awesome nonetheless.

Ok I guess. LOL The Maker always makes things very interesting and the mirror match and the result was pretty cool too. I can't wait to see what happens with White Tiger now with the events of STANDOFF taking place.

Currently the best of the three Avengers books out there.

Godzilla vs Avengers. This is going to be fun. Ewing keeps things fresh and To does a decent job. Can't wait to see what's up next.

Nothing really happens. I mean the most important thing is the last scene with the shield guy. Everything else is just filler. And as always this comic is just witty and has chuckles thrown in. Ewing could have delved in a little deeper but Sandoval and Vlasco are on point.

Anything with Tippy Toe talking about equal labor union rights has to be good, right???? LOL New Avengers continue the cheeky butt kicking fun this issue. The fight scenes are drawn out very nicely, kudos to Medina and Vlasco for that. And the story is tight. I give Ewing props for everything streaming so well especially with a huge cast of heroes and villains. A great read.

Really? I'm the only one reading and reviewing the convoluted mess, I guess. Convoluted and silly this is still a fun comic to read. Just the grandiose action sequence and how the writer gets out of tough situations is kinda of a guilty pleasure to read. The art and coloring of Medina, Vlasco, Aburtov and Almara work well and just hypes up this colorful story.

Seeing how this had no reviews for the final issue. I can understand why this is the final issue. It's ok nothing to special. This series was over the top but sometimes you need that in life. Nothing wrong with some grandiose events.

Ok first off the Cho variant cover is absolutely divine! It's hard, gritty and blends in with the story perfectly. The art of Pacheco and Fonteriz is fitting for this book and the coloring of Oback is on fleek. I love the story of Walker. He gives Barton real human emotions. He knew he did bad but what can you do? You have to move on and that's what he's doing and with the badassness of Red Wolf just makes this story more sumptuous quality. Read this you'd be pleasantly surprised.

A solid read with great art. Pacheco does a great job. I like how Walker can go in with Hawkeye and Red Wolf and totally customize it without having a character dumb it down.

I appreciate the obscure characters coming together to solve problems. The mix of Nighthawk, Hawkeye and Red Wolf is a great combo. The art of Pacheco, Fonteriz and Oback is sharp and clean. The twist in the end makes you want more.

Yes Nightshade someone is going to write a story about you, we know, we know. LOL Good story and I'm glad to see where this is going. I'm glad the team is fleshing out pretty well rounded. I can't wait to see the next arc and who they pick up next. Plus I really enjoy the art of Pacheco, Fonteriz and Quintana. Simple but good.

If you are a long time comic fan you are happy to see this story line because it hasn't been explored in a while. I really can't wait to see what comes next. The only slight problem I have is with Bellaire's coloring. It could be a little less subtle. The colors could have been amped up a bit.

I agree the art of Walta and Bellaire is below average on this issue. But the writing of Walker is a delight to read. The paneling and the breakdown of words is great. You can see everyone's authenticity in each page. Tilda's killer instinct, Red Wolf's debonair fighting style and Hawkeye's special p.o.v. I'm waiting to see what happens to wheels. Honestly, If you aren't reading this you are missing what I'm considering the best Avengers group so far!!!!

I mean we all see this ending coming from a mile away really. And that's ok. Sometimes familiar just fits right. I do really wish that they connected it to Secret Invasion somehow but it didn't. The art of Walta wasn't fairing so well this issue and I hope he cleans it up before their Secret Empire run.

I really really really wanted to throw myself into this comic and be absolutely in love with every single page, but I just couldn't. The story is seriously slow going, yet action packed. There is fighting and there is blood and cheesy one-liners, but it's kind of doesn't progress; the story at all it just a little stagnant for my liking. What does make it unique is the art, Sorrentino does bring that harsh western feel back and makes you feel oh so good about it. My hopes is that the cliffhanger the story left on PAYS OFF and the art remains exceptional, and then and maybe just then I can fall in love again with Old Man Logan.

I have giving this comic a bad review, because I was really hoping it would be a smash success. But the art and the colors are just a jumble mashed up mess. I expected more from Sorrentino and Maiolo. I mean really you know you have a problem when you can not distinguish Sabertooth from Wolverine. And just because this book really does rely heavily on the visuals it's a disappointment. And I'm sorry it's really complicated, I mean where the fudge did this jungle come from and stuff. I just hope the art is more polished because the storyline relies on the art to work.

Forgetting the horrors of what was issue #2 Sorrentino and Bendis are back with a CLEAR picture and a understandable storyline. The art this time is awesome, crisp and graphic. The story is now coherent with actual dialog and not just blank panels. This story is going somewhere and it's awesome. I can't wait for the next issue.

It's a rocky roller coaster for Old Man Logan some issues are super strong. And other issues are just muddled. This issue unfortunately was the latter. It's just the coloring and shading of Maiolo and Sorrentino is just so murky at times it is a distraction. Don't get me wrong you do have a few cool scenes at the beginning but towards the end it's just meh.

Ugggh I wanted to like this series and I guess I kinda did but not really. With a name like Old Man Logan I just expected more and unfortunately my expectations were met but not exceeded. I did like the conversation between Logan and the X-Man character but I don't know the ending just seemed like some sort of cop out! Plus the shaky art and coloring just didn't leave me thrilled. I don't know I'm like meh at the end of the series and meh is never a good thing.

This book I can totally be in love with or it just pisses me off because of Sorrentino and Maiolo. Thankfully this comic is a totally awesome romp in Marvel Universe Prime!!! Logan has a chance to fix things before things get tragic and he's not starting off slow at all!! Pretty exciting from the beginning. Sorrentino and Maiolo worked together well with the beautiful art and color. Every page is a stunner. I can't wait for the next issue!

Old Man Logan is on a quest to change his future. But the thing is you can start seeing things not adding up correctly and that is what this issue revolves around, when two parties are not agreeing about certain things. Lemire's writing is awesome with so witty bantar between Logan and Hawkeye. And the Art of Sorrentino is awesome and finally the coloring of Maiolo is shining through. I really can't wait for next issue.

Good action, good story and solid art. Overall an awesome story told by Lemire and Sorrentino. Just sit back and enjoy the read you'll be happy you did.

It's going to be a great story. I love the fact that Wolverine's world is very similar to his world, so he does have that chance of redemption. Something, quaint about that notion. Lemire does a great job at making Wolverine have a heart and you see why this issue. The art of Sorrentino does go unnoticed due to the fact that there is nothing extravagant going on but it's on point. Can't wait for the next issue. :)

It really didn't follow the contrived plot points. It came at a wonderfully delightful and chaortic twist. Lemire is a really great match for Wolverine. And Sorrentino and Maiolo when focused on the task produce remarkable pieces of art.

It would be awesome seeing a series like this of events of how all the heroes went down.

This is a gosh damn good story!

You feel for each character in this arc. For Logan, Maureen and even the antagonists. Lemire pours in the sympathy for both sides and makes you understand Logan even more. This arc is leading toward a successful conclusion soon. And the Art of Sorrentino and is on point and Maiolo's habit of getting muddy at times doesn't seem to be a problem this issue. A very solid comic.

Lemire keeps you on your toes with anticipation in this issue. Love the back and forth and the confusion. The art of Sorrentino is perfect for this series and the coloring of Maiolo is bleak yet fitting. I can not wait for more.

This art of Sorrentino has been the best it has ever been. Those double pages are SICKENING!! The gladiator and surprise guest at the end are BEAUTIFUL!!! Do I know what's going on NOT A CLUE!!!! Am I loving every page ABSOLUTELY!!!! Best comic of the week.

A simply awesome ending. Every was on point. The story of Lemire was awesome, the art of Sorrentino and the color of Maiolo was simply gorgeous. And I really do hope we get to see more of that hulk. His art is just sickening tight.

This arc is connecting to the other arc so fluently. Lemire is on a good roll with Old Man Logan. I'm just really sad he's going to be leaving us in a few issues. The Art of Andrade and Boyd is different but still good. I just want more Old Man Logan plain and simple.

This was the fill in the holes issues and it was good for what it was. We got the plot and what to expect later on in the story. The art of Andrade and Boyd was ok nothing special. I really do hope the story gets amped up next issue.

I don't need a historical review of Logan. I need a good story. And this was just not it. And the art was pretty bad. I do love Sorrentino's cover though. But Nguyen's work is meh. Hoping for more next issue.

I mean do we really need to go through Wolverine's history like this. I did think the kiss scene was a little heart felt but I don't know I just feel like something is missing.

I love when a comic book gives me the feels. The last two pages hit hard and I love it. I just wished the whole story was a cheesy clip show montage. I didn't really care for Nguyen's art either, I felt that he couldn't match Sorrentino if he were trying to do that. Well it was a great send off for Lemire and looking forward to see what the new writers have for us next.

It's cute. It's light, airy and refreshing tid-bit. Granted the writing isn't going to change the Marvel U but it's not meant to. In the world of comical comic like Howard and Squirrel it's nice to get a little change. The art of Williams is cute and at moments her little chibi-inspired art is quirkishly a delight.

LOL it's cute! It's not for everyone obviously but I'm glad it's not. Sometimes it's good to stray away from the common core of comics. Good job. Art is cartoonish,storyline is childish and the interactions between characters is on point. A solid read.

It's lighthearted, cute and cheeky fun. What's not to like? The story is cute nothing game changing. And the art by Williams is on point for this comic by keeping it alive and bubbly. I just wished they had a little bit more of the Villain. But the ending has gotten that covered.

I love Williams campy fun art. she makes all those serious characters fun. And Leth's story is so realistic to a point that it's scary. I see many people act the way they do and for a cartoony comic it hits reality on some points. And oooooh Hedy is evil!

Allegri did ok but I miss Williams lol.

Yay!!!!!! Brittney Williams is back and her art is on point as usual! Coupled with Wilson they aare a great team. Leth ended this arc in cute, cheeky style and hey next issue is gonna be drastic. Can't wait!

It's a tear jerker. She Hulk wasn't important in the major line ups or even on the streets. She was more aligned with the comical group. And she was usually the straight man to a lot of the zaniness. But now that's she's outta the picture how does Patsy take it. Not well but hey life needs to move on and that's what Jen would have wanted. It's actually great to see that Civil War II affected everyone in the universe. The story is sweet and Williams is on point as always. A great little nod to She Hulk.

It's a cute story of trying to deal with your past. I just see this issue leading into bigger things. And I'm just in love with the cheeky art.

Black Cat is back and with that she's bringing the chaos! Black Cat has some secret motives and kinda wants to get Patsy Walker out of the way, it's just easier and better for Black Cat's thieving ways. I like this issue because it brings more depth into side characters Ian and Bailey. Brittney William's art is as always fresh, vibrant and perfect match for Let's writing. Can't wait for more.

I really am happy how they treated the Zoe/Ian thing it could have gone bad pretty fast and it was treated very well with respect on both ends. Overall an ok arc nothing too wild. It's nice seeing the commitment Walker has to her friends and all. The art of williams is flawless for this type of series and should totally keep up the great work.

Funny story line. I love what they did with Jubilee. SOOOOO CUTE!!! The art of Williams always on point and the story line is going to be fun. Only thing where are the guys???

Good ending. I like what they did with Hedy. That relationship can go in any direction and i love it. Hopefully We see Hellcat kicking but next issue too.

I gotta admit the She-Hulk references made me shed a tear. But overall a great comic to just read for a few harmless and delightful chuckles. Williams art was a breath of fresh air in a land of realistic art. I really do hope something like this pops up again because it really was a hidden gem.

Awww after I finished reading that I want more!

These boys and their boats. . . . The art of Mutti could be A LOT cleaner.

How did you do that???? I don't know. . . . . really, really???

the art of Capullo, Glapion and Plascencia is awesome. The guts, blood and body parts flying everywhere is amazing. I loved how everything wasn't solved in one issue and they make it known that they have to fight their way out of the gauntlet. Hoping to keep up the bloody good work.

What a great story with such warmth. Millar does do a great job making Bonnie and her dad have a real connection. It's so genuine and much appreciated. The art of Capullo and Glapion is fantastic and the coloring of Plascencia is nothing to sneeze at either. Can't wait for the final issue.

I mean yes the ending is predictable but that art is beautiful. Capullo does an awesome job with details ad the colors are vibrant. The story line everybody saw that coming from a mile away but the major question hasn't been answered and that leaves me wanting more. MORE I SAY!!!!!

I'm sorry story wise this story is quite boring and repetitive. I swear they try to drill the message of patriotism in your head a little too much. I'm an intelligent guy but you do NOT need to refer to patriotism on every gosh darn page. Art wise it's very pretty to look at and the protagonist is super beautiful. But I'm sorry this book isn't for me.

It's actually a very cute story and I'm glad to see some love for the villain. I hope to really see him win one day.

I like how they try to give Reggie a human quality that we can like. I also like that he's a schemer and I can't wait to see what happens next.

I really like this book. But I really do hope Reggie does his plan that he sets out to do and does it well. Sometimes, a bad guy is just a bad guy.

A fast paced start. I love the interaction of Swain and Panacea. Everybody needs to find the origins of the Inhumans and they are going to find it. I love the art of Meyers. Very current and fresh. And the coloring of Kinnaird is just pretty as well. I can't wait to see where this story is headed.

But Medusa is DYING!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Did you not hear her the first ten times. SHE'S DYING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lolol. I love Meyers art it's refreshing from the standard super hero art. But the story could have progressed more quickly with out Medusa saying she's DYING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And that little twist in the end was awesome.

Wow this is a pretty amazing and fairly huge cast. We got Jubilee, Cloak, Dagger, Molly, Pixie, Bucky, Amadeus, Frostbite and Gorgon all rolled into one comic. This comic is centered around Doom High where the elite succeed and the rest just get dropped by the wayside. Imagine if Hunger Games were in high school and that's what you get. I loved everything of this book. The cheery deposition the tension of final exams and the art. This book is a must read for me.

I don't know. The Art of Greene is on point. It's youthful and everyone looks on point. I just wished that the colors were a tad more vibrant since they are kids. Another thing that irked me was when the children found out what type of school they were in. It kinda seemed a little too mellow dramatic. I just felt that Stevenson didn't evoke emotion on that part. Other than that I really can't wait for the next issue and see how the team measures up against the bad guys.

Finally some substance! It's nice to see Delphyne doing some consoling. Last issue was pretty deep stuff but Stevenson was such in a hurry to like resolve any on the problems. It's nice to see some form of emotions from the characters. I like this book and I'm hoping for the best but Stevenson either needs to slow down or just get to the fight already. BTW the art of green was on point this issue. So kudos.

A great ending but it felt a little forced and a little too melodramatic. It felt very much like a modern day Shakespeare story with a twist. I don't know I was left hungering for more and hopefully I'll get it. The art was waaaaaay better this time around so good job for Greene and the colors seemed less muted so kudos for Rauch.

Ok first off hats of to Del Rey. Her art fits perfectly with Robinson's concept. It's gritty yet stylish. And lets face it her outfit while walking in downtown New York was HAWT! The story felt like a tease for things to come. Not awesome but also not sucky. And you gotta love the dynamic of Wanda and her counterpart. It's refreshing. All in all can't wait for #2

EYE CANDY TO THE MAX. Rudy does a great job of making it a labyrinth. Seriously just a stunningly beautiful issue.

With such a stunningly beautiful previous issue you kinda get taken back by this issue's visual clunkiness. Robinson's story is a start of what could be an interesting story. The ending is awesome. I just don't think Dillon or Martin didn't do anything spectacular and only held back the story. On the other hand Visions' work is absolutely breathtaking and hopes he stays for the next issue.

I feel for Chris Vision's art. It was a lot of panels he had going on this issue but his art just felt a little inconsistent, not horrible, just inconsistent. But Kudos to Vision's for taking us such a daunting task. Robinson has a flair for the dramatic and the way the story ends just has you savoring for another issue. A solid issue all around.

The art of Pulido was kinda just blah. There was nothing really special about it. And the story was ok and to be frank the art needed to be on point to carry the story better.

Come on he's gonna be earth's greatest hero. . . . Yeah and I'm gonna win America's Next Top Model! lol

I'm glad to see The Wu come out of The Last Days of Magic arc.

The art of Lotay is absolutely gorgeous. It looks like a comic from the 30's. It's just so stunning absolutely fab. Robinson's story is strong. I'm happy the direction this story is going. And props to Aja with another masterful cover piece.

Major props to cover artist Aja. He is just crushing this cover artwork. An absolute stunner every issue. Also props to artist Del Duca and colorist Sobreiro. I was doubtful at the beginning but as soon as you see those flashback panels you understand all the work they did for this issue. Story was solid I just hope Wanda finds some solution soon to her ever changing past.

I don't know something was missing. I'm glad to see the connection at the beginning of the story and at the end. Everything and everyone has a purpose in life. I really do hope Robinson's story arc ends with a bad assery fight. I'm also enjoying Barravechhia and Rosenberg's art.

First of all. I hate what this artist did to Agatha. She reminds me now of Streep's character of the Devil Wears Prada. They really should have kept her croneesque that was part of her charm. And you can hosestly tell the art got wonky on the last page and the color artist, Brunner could have eased up on the red on the final page. Story wise I loved it. And I love the outcome gives Wanda more power to go all out on her hexes now.

Im sad the series is over. It was great to see all these artist leaving their impressions on Ms. Maximoff. The artist and colorist of Del Rey and Bellaire was great. Just right until the last page with the portaginist just looking wonky. I'm going to miss this series but I'm happy to see a fully loaded Scarlet Witch back in action.

it just seemed rushed

Ok I don't follow cap in my usual reads, I'm mostly an X-Men/Avengers junky, but damn that was a well thought out story. He effectively neutralizes all the big players from the game and gives the lesser knowns a moment to shine. I'm interested to see how this puppy turns out. Spencer's story telling is way above par on this issue and hopes it continues to stay up there and the art of Acuna is pretty good. I can't wait to see what the new cannon is going to be after this event!

There was two sections that were super slow to me. The A.I. scene was kinda dull and the Hydra meeting seemed to drag out a lot longer than I would have liked it too. But everything else was golden. Spencer's art can get a little dull at times like the Carter/Cap dinner scene where there is nothing really to look at. But then you get those first few great pages that make you just want to delve in to this great story even more. People are whiny that their Capt could NEVER EVER DO THAT!!! Duh, that's kinda of why this story is even more awesome. Sam Wilson is the new Cap and once the haters can get their heads around that I think they would actually love this story and appreciate the art.

Well that was a twist! Sorrentino should stay and draw the other issues. His work coupled with Reis's help is absolutely breathtaking, that Kobik page is just gorgeous. I love to seeing Black Widow stand up to the other big dogs in the group and the page on her is just bad ass-ness. This twist just is keeping me going and I am hungering for more Secret Empire.

Super slow for my taste. I am happy to see some new HYDRA agents are shown. One thing I didn't understand is the Champions with the Widow. It's just an odd set up. As for the first major spoiler. Damn I'm happy to see that baddy. It should make for an interesting twist. And what's up with Emo Sam Wilson? I swear I'm like really, don't act stupid just do what they ask for already. The best best best part of the story will have to be the first part of the story. The monologue about asking for help was hilarious. Sorrentino and Reis were perfection with the art. I just wished there was a little bit more gusto in this issue.

If you could mash up Roseanne with like Melrose Place you have the fourth issue of Secret Empire. It touches on everything. The weird dream sequence, check. Black Widow and the crybabies, check. Nasmo and the Atlantians, check. But the main story was with Ultron's dinner party. Those monologues were epic!!! I'm glad someone brought up the issue!!!! And that mini fight scene beforehand. NICE!!! The artwork of Yu wasn't as precise as he usually is but that story of Spencer carried it away. I seriously can't wait to see what happens next. A complete departure from the third issue Secret Empire comes back strong with the drama!!

Is it long???? YES!!!! Does it have pacing issues???? YES!!!!!!!!!!!! Is it a gosh darn good drama with twists??? YES!!!!! Spender brings it to you in this issue of Secret Empire. It gives you quick answers to questions that arose last issues (mainly surrounding B-Man and Odinson). It also gives light to the dome people and Black Widow. On top of some resolution there is still mysteries to be uncovered and new twists at the end that you want. The art is sketchy. . . literally. LOL it could use polish, at one moment I thought Black Widow had a Yarmulke on, but that story carries it. READ IT LOVE IT and enjoy the show!!!!

Wooooow those Sorrentino action pages are gorgeous. The Carter and Capt. page is gorgeous and the Black Widow's last panel is so beautiful and tragic. The story was super strong. It is time to be ramping down and you see that things are in motion for that. You just don't know what is up with those dream sequence story line. But I'm sure it'll be explained soon. Just an awesome story with a twist that is leaving everyone hungry for more.

Really? I don't think Natasha would deal with that non-sense. If the kids can't handle the red room why dumb it down? It was an interesting story but to see Natasha act like a mother and not like a leader seemed out of character. I really did like the little twist they added and I love seeing how people are conforming to the new world order. But I think this story was kind of pointless.

I mean we all know there are certain people in Hydra who are always going to be tools and the ending the way it turned out was not a real surprise. I mean I am really surprised that New Tian is ran by a certain character. I think that was the biggest twist in the whole book. And I'm also really super glad to see a return of some super old characters such as Sunspot, Marrow, BoomBoom and Strong Guy. But I just don't understand why poor Magik is considered a low priority character she is honestly top rank. But that's just me. I like how Zuh is slowly showing up a crack in the Hydra nation and the return of an X-Men villain. The art is just so basic nothing new to write about.

Light-hearted, action packed and full of gusto Secret Empire Underground was a great side story. I was wondering how the hunt for the shard was going and apparently it's going forward. I like the little bit of foreshadowing you saw and just the one line zingers are all great. The art from Koda and Fabela is good its just not my style but for this fast paced action you need something like that. Overall a great addition to the story.

It's always such a hit and miss with these short stories. The first one about The Invaders is actually the best of the set with the art of Level and Boyd and story by Allor it shows Namor in a very tight spot to be in. The art is very comic-esque and what you expect from old school characters. The second one about the Giant Man I found completely pointless and only important if you followed the AntMan story. The last one with Gwenpool you know from the beginning was going to be comedic trash and it was. But It was funny and what I expected The writing and art of Kocher, Ford and Rosenberg grabs the essence of Gwenpool very well and just funny.

The Patriot story by far is the best story out of the three. Is it great?? No. It's decent and it was a a character that I was wondering about. The Invaders story which was a hit last chapter was a total miss this issue. The art was odd but I think next story things should pick up. And the Hydra Bob?>??? It's Hydra Bob it's cannon it should be read at all costs. LOL

I was expecting a big flop. So I was very very surprised to see that this comic book actually worked. I love how Quake has grown into this cool agent. Ms. Marvel and Moon Girl add some youthfulness and Karnak is just all around awesome. I can't wait to see if this comic keeps up the momentum. Rosenberg's story gives us a glimpse of U.S. Hydra. and the art of Garron and coloring of Silva is very refreshing. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!!!!!!!

Ummmm I don't understand the need for the back and forth. I guess it's a contrast of then and now but still it was an odd combo.The art of Garon and Silva is actually really good and I love what they did to differentiate the past to the present but it was kind of just a meh issue.

I'm five years behind on my marvel comics (barely finishing up Siege). So I know I jumped a lot of back story and it shows. If Marvel was looking for new readers it's going to be a daunting task for the new reader because you don't know what the hell is happening. BUUUUUT what makes up for it is the amazing and jaw-dropping events that happen. OOOOOOH the people they have killed!!!!!! lolol I just wish it was more beginner user friendly that's all. Or maybe it's an ode to the people who went through all the history. Either way there is something for everyone to enjoy!

So we found out who created this new battle world planet in this issue and how this planet is ran. It's pretty freaking cool. This is the jumping on point issue for any new reader for sure. The first issue was kinda fan service which was hard to comprehend but here in issue #2 it leaves you breathing room because EVERYTHING is new to veteran and newbie comic fans. I really can't wait how this story pans out. If you were confused the first issue relax and read this issue and you will be enthralled and intrigued in this new world.

Secret Wars has peel another layer of mystery into it's world and it is a DOZY! Of course, this chapter wasn't as mind-blowing as #2, but you do get to see the survivors of former universe in action and Doctor Strange freaking out in his own self controlled way. You also see a very vulnerable side of Doom. I'm guessing the writers are trying to make him feel human, but trust me he still has a a prick mindset. The art is superb. The details of what is underneath the mask is beautifully horrid. It's just a great read and makes you anticipate more because this book was seriously left on an AWESOME cliff hanger. It's going to be raining Thors next chapter and I can't wait. And FYI Do any of you guys have the image of the teletubbies sun when you hear Johnny's story??? Good night Tinky Winky.

OMG they all meet in this issue. The good, the bad and the ugly all cross paths and it gets pretty ridiculous. In this issue you see the gall of Doom and the righteousness of Strange. The art is on point as always and the story is written to perfection. I really can't wait to the next issue.

A slower chapter but the dialogue between Doom and the others is pretty spectacular. It's finally nice how this world is created and see why Doom is still a bad ass. He's so bad and evil that he is even willing to threaten his own family in the efforts to find the missing life rafters. And the end OMG the end looks like all hell will break out soon.

Who says the FF are dead? Apparently, this is their swan song and damn it's a long but interesting song. Doom's world is literally crumbling around him with the barons about to stab each other in the back, Valaria's questions and oh yeah Thanos' speech to a lost FF member. But the best part of the story happens with the hamburger scene to give some brevity to an intense book. Props to Hickman and Ribic on their work now only if we can get the schedule down I would be happier.

I gotta admit I was a little underwhelmed this time around. Action is great but there are some gap9s in the story. The art is on point Ribic is magic and that whole Sinister scene with Goblin Queen is awesome. Hope this story goes somewhere next issue.

Wow. Giants everywhere. It's like the Royal Rumble, someone dies and a new contender enters the arena. It's truly well orchestrated chaos and Hickman does a superb job navigating us through it. The art is crisp and that last scene where Doom shows off his power is CLASSIC! I just wish we could get #9 already and roll with the All New All Different drama!

Dude, seriously dude, It was an awesome ending. It had everything fights, epic dialogue, and satisfying endings. Ribic and Svorcina were on point in this issue. That one page with the checkered art was simply beautiful. The Hickman quotes from Doom and Reed were classic and really to the core who they are. Even The molecule man who was ignored had a great role with him and the Reeds meeting up. The only little gripe I had was the end scene with Black Panther. That really didn't make sense unless you read the beginning beginning of the Avengers. If you don't like this you be cray!

I really have hopes for this book.

This IS THE BEST Secret Wars tie in, yet I know little to no one is reading this. The acts of Agent Brand working her hardest to save civilization from mass destruction are intriguing. It's not just Brand the company she surrounds herself with just makes for a great story. Gillen and Andrade are awesome. YOU NEED TO READ THIS TIE-IN

I really love this book. The art is on point, most of the time. The story is a kooky concoction of adventure and comedy. The whole thing with Unity was just adorable and campy fun. But the most poignant thing is that this book directly links to Secret Wars with the whole Thanos being at the edge of the wall. Gillen and Andrade are doing a great job and I can't wait for more.

I guess I'm a sucker for Gillen's writing. Because this series has left me with nothing but a huge smile on my face! What a way to end!!!!! And the fact that this series is HEAVILY tied in to the main story is even more awesome! Gillen brings Brand, Thanos, DaVinci, Kang, and America Chavez to life with his witty but action packed banter! And props to Andrade and Choo those full color pages are epic especially the last page with Brand's final thoughts are epic!!!

Funny sexy cool. What's not to like?

It's simply that good.

Wow very unique set up! I loved how the story flowed Ribon knows how to progress things uniquely. And the art of Fish and Peer is delicious.

I'm loving this duel life thing. It's a great to see two perspectives. I love the ending though that would be so me. And the art of Vish and Peer were made for a book like this. Read it. You'll enjoy it.

Friends have fights but at the end of the day they are your friends. I love Fish's art. It's a perfect fit for Ribon's story.

Lottie Person is unique. I don't think comic book readers really saw this side of the world and it's interesting. O'Malley's writing is off beat and fits Person's personality to a tee. Hung's art is popish and graphic perfect for a first issue. I can't wait to see what happens next.

It's a fashion blogging murder mystery???? I just love the art the story and even the lettering. I can't wait to see what happens to Lottie.

There is literally no action here. But the story is just superb. Miles finds himself in a jam with his family and it's pretty funny and serious at the same time. It's lighthearted and full of gusto. The art of Pichelli is on point and fits well with this story. Can't wait for the next issue.

Deadpool is all fun and hi-jinks but you also see the intensity and the skills to get what he wants. It's actually a very well written book for Kelly. And the art of McGuinness is awesome. I love his mix of comical and aggressive art style.

it really is a damn good comic. Kelly reveals a little more about Deadpool and Spider-Man every issue that makes you respect them a little more every issue. I still hate the Mercs for Hire but at least they were actually funny and not forcefully funny like most of the times. The art and the coloring of McGuinness and Morales is on point. Just overall a solid read and that makes you like both characters a lot.

Good fun, great art and twist makes this comic a must buy. The cover art does not lie it's pretty much what it looks like and Thor as a guest star just makes this comedy more crazy. Deadpool has a plan and you see it in action here. Just read it and enjoy the artistry of dance.

Makes you miss the main writer. LOL But nice quips.

Much better than last month's horrible issue. Duggan and Koblish put a stylized retrospective in this comic. The art is campy the story is campy it makes me want to go back to campy all is good.

Itsy-Bitsy is going to be an oddball character that will give the duo trouble and I love the point of that. And I'm loving beautiful deadpool. He is still a jerk giving me life. Kelly and McGuinness are on to something great. I love the art of McGuinness and the of Morales and Keith it just keeps it old school yet fresh. Great job and can't wait for more.

I love how the narrator re-mentions ALL of Deadpool's favorite stuff. LOL You feel bad for him when the wreckage starts. Itsy-Bitsy needs to meander her way into the main time stream because she is an awesomely put together character. The banter, the witty commentaries and the art of McGuiness, Morales and Keith were on point this issue. Hardly a flaw. Super read.

It was comedic, action packed and bloody wrapped up neat for the holidays. What is not to love. Honestly, it was a great read. Scheer and Giovannetti have a knack for this comedic action adventure writing and should really consider taking up the helm of Spider-Man/Deadpool. The art was decent it could have been a little bit more graphic but it is what it is and it was nice. Read it you;ll love it.

So the tables are turned this issue. Spider-Man and Deadpool are at an ethical crossroads with Itsy-Bitsy and it's being handled in the best way it can. I really enjoy Kelly's writing. He makes a serious topic into something pretty funny and then getting to the final page you realize the grave situation that the duo is in. I can't wait for more McGuinness, Morales and Keith entertaining art and awesome story.

Dumb but funny. I can't wait to go back to the regular story line. I could care less about Shiklah.

Itsy-Bitsy is one hell of a villain and I really do hope we get to see more of her in the regular series because let's face it she's evil, melodramatic and just an over all badass. The art of Mcguinness, Morales and Keith shines bright in this issue and Kelly knows what he is doing.

Itsy Bitsy was a bad character??? I really thought she was pretty awesome. I really do wish to see more of her. She's sick and sinister and plays off Deadpool and Spider-Man very well. The last story for Kelly, McGuinness, Morales and Leisten was a biggy. The ending was pretty serious. With Deadpool questioning Spider-Man's morality choices. But over all it was action packed fun. I kind of had to repeat the ending because it was a twinge confusing but after my blonde moment passed I was like "cool." Now hoping the new team can keep up the great work of action buffoonery.

Tet is a beautiful story. It's war mixed with love and suspense. An overall great journey. Allor hit it out of the park with Tet. And even though I wish Tucker's art was a little bit more clear its gritty disposition fits this book! A must read for war romance junkies!

Wooooow what a beautiful and painful story to read. Allor is an artist in his craft and hope to see more of him soon. Tucker's art is crude, rude and unapologetic, a perfect fit for this haunting tail. READ THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The plot is intriguing, would you get yourself infected with an STD that makes you beautiful? Haun and Hurley has created a sci-fi mystery that makes you think how far people go to obtain perfection and at a heavy cost. The story is solid all the characters are fleshed out and feels solid. The art is hauntingly beautiful. The B Cover by Frisson looks like an Italian Vogue cover. The only little gripe I have with this book is the action scene. The characters should be looking like they are running but are drawn like they are taking a power walk. But overall I'm digging this comic and can't wait for more.

Detective Vaughn and Foster deal with the fallout with the last issue in a fast paced and emotional kind of way. How Vaughn reacts to what happens is awesome and heart-felt. It's also awesome to see how far this STD has spread and what is happening to all who are infected. I'm a sucker for great covers and Jeremy Haun and Rauch do a great one this time around. Everything is on point for this issue and I just can't wait for more of The Beauty!

So this issue the detectives are introduced to a very important man who will save them from the beauty. The only thing is a new villain is in town and he's hired only to bring them down. This was a very wordy issue but interesting nonetheless. I'm loving this comic and can't wait for issue #4. BTW the art of Rauch is on point on this issue. Not only can he draw beautiful people he can draw uglies as well lol. And OMG the variant cover from Chris Mitten is awesome!

Is it a one off issue??? I really really hope not. This is an awesome new arc. The whole fight scene is grotesquely grandiose. The art of Huddleston fit perfectly into this issue. Blood spewing every which way and the stomping is just perfectly violent. Haun and Hurley know how to tell a story. I can't wait for the beauty!

I love the direction this is going. Mature, witty and intriguing. Can't wait for more!

this book is being ignored by critics and its a damn shame. It's a great arc and I want more. Weldele's art can get sloppy at times though. But that cover is EVERYTHING!

I'm happy to see the beauty is back on track. The second arc wasn't as eventful as the first. So I'm glad to see some fresh blood with new characters. Hoping for some good stories and art ahead.

Imagine an older Clint Eastwood taking a bargain from the elves of LOTR series and bingo bango you got the hit comic The Dying and The Dead. A mysterious object has fallen into the wrong hands and it is up to Col. Edward James Canning's job to restore the order and get aid for his ailing love. This comic book has promise and the extra long comic made use of setting up everything for a great adventure to come. The artwork was crisp be it from a wedding scene, a sad hospital room to a city of eternal light every page is packed with crisp artwork. The writing is also great. Hickman makes you feel for this man who is doing this not only for himself but for his loved one as well. And Hickman makes us believe that this man was and still is something special. I'm expecting big thing from this series. We shall see.

A story of monsters and gods. This issue is giving you the story of the weapon the men are on the hunt for. The art and coloring is on point. The story is a little slow churning but the pay off at the end is great.

Empty has potential. Will it live up to the potential??? We will just wait to see. Tanoor lives in an Apocalyptic world where poisonous roots are killing all life around her and her tribe, including her children. Looking for a way of survival on this dead land she finds a floating body in the Ocean. Lila is her name and doesn't know how she landed up in such a place. Tanoor finds out Lila has a unique ability to bring life to the land around her. Tanoor siezes this opportunity to take Lila to the poisonous roots to see if she can heal the barren land and save the people. Tanoor is stoic and cold in nature but you see this glimpse of hope in her when Lila shows up. Lila is innocent full of life (pun intended), that it is cool to see the difference in not only the story but in the art too. This story is going somewhere. Where? Who knows but I hope it lives up to my hype for this book.

This book has substance. It's simplistic in both art and story. It's nice having a straight forward book that has adventure and substance, and it's refreshing from other books at the moment that rely on parlor tricks on every single page. This story is playing out like a role playing game. You have different peoples across the land forming an alliance to solve a major issue. This issue has put some substance behind it, and I simply can not wait for more. Jimmie Robinson is on to something unique, special and authentic. :)

Gorman is an interesting writer and he keeps this comic on a little bit of the dry side. Really not my type of comedy but pretty good. The art of Robson and Bonvillain is on point though. I don't know it just isn't my cup of tea but I'm glad to see Marvel is giving different options out there.

Art is just odd for a Captain Marvel series. It feels a little too after school special for me. I know it's the writer's influence on the artist to make Capt. more human but having her run around in boy shorts is just silly. The story is ok nothing out of the norm. We know Capt. is going to have struggle after the event of Civil War II but still seems a little obvious. I really do hope that Margret Stohl pushes a little further and that Laiso and Rosanas adult a few things up and Rosenberg the color artist take it easy giving everybody a rosy cheek.

It's just so hum drum and routine for Carol that you get tired of reading the same issues over and over again. The art of Rosanas and Garland is just as basic as Stone's story. I don't know it just feels like a deja vu with been here done that kind of thing.

It was kinda just fodder, no real value. All this stuff could have been condensed and more fast paced. I really don't know about Stohl's pacing. But the comedy of the show and the cat is cute. I just wish there was more substance.

This series is just soooo not what it could be. Stohl's explanations are so convoluted it's just pathetic. I'm seriously thinking of giving up this series so early in.

I really do hate giving terrible scores. But this, unfortunately, comic had it coming. The story is HORRENDOUS! There was no real emotional connection between Captain and Bean. And you would think they would not let Carol on the spacecraft after she finds out that she is allergic to Bean but no come right on in. LOL The art of Schoonover, Stein and Brandt is very sub-par no one really looks like anyone. Just bad.

OMG!!!! It's not pure crud like the last story arc. The story had a point!! A major victory for Stohl. It was a great first issue I just wished it had the same emotional impact as Secret Empire #0 did when you read that scene between Cap. Marvel and Cap. America. But damn it I'm just happy this story actually was ok!!! Keep it up!

Yeah its still bad.

Sooooo I'm a little confused. I never read a Thor comic. So, NO ONE KNOWS about Jane Foster being Thor not even Asgard??? That's the only gripe I have with this comic. OH YEAH Loki looks hot btw! lol

You gotta love Loki. He's just an all around manipulative bad ass and you gotta give him props for that. I liked the fact that Aaron has got ridden of Loki's daddy issues because it was getting very repetitive. The art of Dauterman is good, nothing to write home about. What you really stay for is Loki and his wicked, wicked ways.

Wow Aaron writes a great issue. The twists and turns AND THE EPILOUGE, it's damn good.Dauterman's art is on point and Wilson's coloring is good. But damn just when you think things are going your way. . . .

A solid Thor story. With the original Thor. I love the artwork of Garres and I love the writing of Loki. Aaron makes Loki sound so sinister. I love it.

The art of Garres and coloring of Garres can be brutal at times. And the story can be convuluded, but look who's telling the story. LOL

Aaron knows how to write drama and it's great to be back to the main story!!! This issue is just ripe with drama! If it were anymore drama it would be ESCANDALO! Dauterman does good and so does Wilson but the star is Aaron this issue.

Good solid ending of an Arc.The Art of Dauterman was on point. And the story of Aaron is also on point. I'm glad to see that you can see the differences in style of Foster's Thor and the Original Thor. And I really do hope they decide to use Exterminatrix more. Every one loves a sexy trashy villainess.

I wish they gone more into KURSE and her deal is. And what actually happened to the queen at the end. And why are they ending this arc without completely finishing it to jump into another one. Though the story overall was excellent and i honestly believe Aaron, Epting and Martin know what they are doing and I should just enjoy the ride.

You know it was a great comic when you finish within 10 minutes and crave for more. And this is what you got from this issue. Aaron writes an action-packed quick start to what seems to be an epic arc and Dauterman and Wilson bring in awesomely drawn fight scenes. CAN'T WAIT for more.

Wow Shi'ar gods are jerks. I won't be praying to them anymore!! I like where this story is going and hope to see more. The art and coloring beautiful and I really do hope to see more action next issue.

Man I love how the twist in the middle of the arc makes this story so gratifying. And just the fact you actually see Thor in Goddess mode is awesome. Aaron is one a great arc and Dauterman and Wilson are joining in with their art and color.

That was an awesome story. Aaron is on top of his game and Dauterman and Wilson are art perfection. I gotta admit that issue had everything in on tight bundle. Plus there is more!!!! CAN'T WAIT!

Damn what an ending. I'm glad to see the team up. And happy to see that Aaron didn't shy away from making Quire the douche he really is. The art of Dauterman, Wilson, Schiti (HAHA what a last name) and Lopes is ALMOST seamless but very well done.

#SHOOK