The art in the comic (Anime meets Calvin & Hobbes) is hideous. It completely distracts from the story. Each issue is a work of art and I love spending the time to analyze and enjoy every panel. If I was only concerned with the story, I'd just buy a book. I'm sure there are reasons of necessity that require the use of guest artists. However, there needs to be some consistency. They need to stick closely to the style already established for the title line. The complete roll of the dice on whether I'm going to get a comic to add to my boxes or throw in the trash is ridiculous. Marvel needs to maintain consistent art established by main artist for a title when I decided to start purchasing a title.

I know this is a similar review I gave to issue #20, however, my position still stands.... The art in the comic (Anime meets Calvin & Hobbes) is hideous. It completely distracts from the story. Each issue is a work of art and I love spending the time to analyze and enjoy every panel. If I was only concerned with the story, I'd just buy a book. I'm sure there are reasons of necessity that require the use of guest artists. However, there needs to be some consistency. They need to stick closely to the style already established for the title line. The complete roll of the dice on whether I'm going to get a comic to add to my boxes or throw in the trash is ridiculous. Marvel needs to maintain consistent art established by main artist for a title when I decided to start purchasing a title.