Not quite as good as the first issue story wise, art is excellent.

Another very solid issue.

A nice finale, some of the dialogue seemed a little "eh" though. Art is great and I didn't realize until later but one key frame appears to be a homage to the original AOA storyline. :)

A nice way of introducing these upcoming post Secret Wars series.

I enjoyed "Spiral" overall but this finale left much to be desired.

Not bad, just nothing to write home about.The art, especially on Spider-Man, was very nice.

What a fun issue! Unlike #1, I was prepared for the humor and the somewhat campy feel this time around, which made this second issue much more enjoyable. The dialogue shines! Even the lowliest of henchmen have character.

Hopefully Slott keeps up this type of writing for the post Secret Wars ASM, and I wish Kubert was drawing it.

Great so far, makes me wish Williams was drawing the ongoing TMNT series...

I'm happy to see this series looks like it'll be more focused than Batman Eternal was.

The exchanges between Batman and The Joker make this book. The story is good also as is the art (especially the use of color).

Loved the throwback style of writing along with Captain America's narrative. The art fits the story well too. Good start!

I haven't been disappointed with this series yet and this issue doesn't change that. The art, setting, and dialogue(especially Cap's and Fury's banter) are great.

Continues to be one great ride issue after issue.

This issue is mostly the beginning of a build up for what's inevitably to come, and it's done pretty well. I expect the next issue to really take off.

A solid ending to a good series. To go along with what Supercoolyeah said, I must have also missed the explanation about Wolverine becoming the Hulk.

An improvement over the first issue(which was ok at best). Dialogue heavy but was an interesting read and I'm now looking forward to the next one.

The art's nice, but the writing is a mess.

This book was in my "B"(i.e. might get) list of new Marvel titles to collect, and I'm really happy I picked it up. Aaron's writing is on point as usual and the art is fantastic with a story matching surreal quality to it. The atmosphere reminds me of the new Constantine: The Hellblazer series, but better executed. Great first issue.

I don't know what had my attention more in this issue: the art or the writing. Both were excellent and work so well together. I like where this story is (probably) going.

A nice startup issue. It's both well written and drawn (some great full page art).

I'm glad to see they're sticking with established X-Men for the team and not throwaways I had no interest in caring about like in recent series. Great writing and art!

Better than the first 3.

If anything, this issue makes me want to check out the Martian Manhunter series (mission accomplished DC).

Once again this book peaks my interest with its art but is somewhat of a let down with its story. It could have been better overall if it began by focusing more on only a few locations than consistently having the Old Man bounce around and meet and leave familiar characters in what seems like the blink of an eye. I'm looking forward to the ongoing series this fall.

Nice finale to this mini series after a few issues with excellent art but iffy story.

Great ending. My only little quibble is it feels like this could easily have been a 5 or more issue mini series considering the changes they mention having happened between #'s 3 and 4.

The action really picked up in this issue.

With everything going on it's pretty chaotic, but manages to not be a big mess. I'm eagerly awaiting the final showdown.

The "weakest" story of the series so far: shock without substance. It just seemed too generic and hollow for what Aaron is capable of, and what we've seen so far. Then again, maybe the point of this issue was to show us just how empty and lost Esaw is, and that he's just a bad guy without any twist or understanding behind it. It was entertaining none-the-less.

I enjoyed this look into Ben Kenobi's time on Tatooine and his struggles over acting as a Jedi would versus keeping his identity hidden in addition to watching over young Luke Skywalker.

Aaron, Immonen, and company continue to make this series a well paced, fun, and enjoyable read with great visuals.

This series (and the Darth Vader series) has been a consistent stream of great writing and art.

Wow, great start to this miniseries. The full page artwork is flat out gorgeous (as well as the rest).

The execution of this issue definitely had a classic Star Wars feel to it and that's what made me love it. I agree with some reviews where they state inconsistencies in how Luke's face is drawn, and that some of these story elements could/should have been introduced earlier.

Fun issue!

Very different and unexpected tone than the first issue, but it was still pretty good.

Not horrible, but not great either.

Better than the first issue. Art and writing are equally nice. The whodunit murder mystery story does its job of keeping the reader on edge for the next page and issue.

I've never been much of a fan of the art style, but the story keeps me wanting more.

I think I turned a blind eye to whether the ending was actually good or not mainly because I just wanted it over.