Spencer begins to land the unknowns placed, however many subplots continue that require more depth in this regard. Gomez offers a perfect art, she fills us with intense action scenes during this issue.

The controversial Black Label always giving issues to talk about, can greatly exploit this label since it is focused on the mature public. But in my opinion this installment fails to please, you cannot give an adult audience a mediocre narrative full of blood or senseless violence. The art is of high quality, a bad story, a narrative that leaves much to be desired, there is not much explanation and it does not even catch the reader.

It is very hard rate something like that, a great story and the other can go unnoticed, until Grifter who started in a great way and now he does not feel so good. RH 10 Grift 8 and the others 5

As always Bruce doesn't have the guts to apologize for the shit he's put Jason through. It was weird see Bruce fantasized about killing the Joker and why the hell they draw Jason shorter, damn he's only two inches shorter (6.0) than Bruce (6.2) and Dick is only 5.10. I was hoping that Zdarky would really see the value of doing something new, it surprises me sometimes Williamson did better in that field with Bruce calling Jason the son or Lobdell making Bruce hug Jason. But okay, I'll give it to him just because it seems like he has recognized a bit of Jason's abilities where he fell too short. It was a good story with some things that did not fit but interesting. Canary amused me reading it, but where did they get Tim Drake? of any AO3 fanfic with a Tim Drake / Original Character? That was disastrous and boring as it was. Well I done with this series.

I did not like this number as much as the previous two, the battles are good, B's doubts begin to buzz in his head, while his father's ambition has no measure.

This series is still solid, the new DD losing a bit of strivings, wants an answer and is going to get them. Matt Murdock needs to be more careful with the enemy so close, avoid being assassinated and be very careful with the mayor.

If I were to think about investing in this series, it would be exclusively for the art, since the story is completely predictable full of clichés, when it is not boring. I remember someone made a comment that this would happen, Bruce and Clark would do a medieval SvsB.

Tamaki's writing improved remarkably, that was good and it was about time that Mora was the only who can raised this comic. With respect to Hood's I'm undecided, the art is not good, the writing is mediocre.

It has potential, only that the writer needs to make a little more effort.

I liked this installment, if it has many failures regarding the follow-up, there are times when you feel somewhat rushed. The confrontation between Thor and Hyperion was the best, I had a lot of fun.

i love this issues,

A comic literally to see, lots of action, good art design, but empty in its history.

I really liked the development of this number, and although my bets are not with Rosenberg at the moment, he has done well.

Simply. Woow, this closing, this courier step was perfect, beautiful, emotional. The writers played with all of our emotions, it was fun, exciting, sad, every step they took to give us another venom in an incredible way. I want more of this.

Unquestionably this was the comic of the week, despite touching controversial issues, we see that the mutants are now making a new life away from the home that saw them born, it is not the first time and Magnus has done it and it ended in a complete disaster. Maybe they'll make it this time. Way of X mainly touches on the subject of religion, a subject where there is a lot of thread to weave. The delivery felt a slight deceleration compared to the previous ones, but it is still good for me.

Interesting delivery, good story, agile narrative, excellent art and color, character development not so great.