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52 has been amazing so far but I can't believe that Waid, Rucka, Morrison, and Johns wrote this issue. Awful

Truly astonishing series. Comics would never be the same after this series. Each plot line is interesting and I can't wait to read more

The writers are trying so hard to make Renee the DC version of Jessica Jones. Charlie is by far my favorite character, and I dread the issue where something inevitably happens to Isis, sending Black Adam back to his villainous ways

Pope Lobo is best Lobo

No not Skeets!!!

Kory, Adam, and Buddy's storyline is quickly becoming one of my favorites

Loving the Will Magnus stuff

No way those women on the island aren't robots

weird

Renee and Charlie's storyline just might be my favorite

Incredible

Best issue yet. Last couple pages were incredible

Live the plot twist

I never thought I'd be this sad over the death of Charlie

Wasn't familiar with Steel before but he's now one of my favorite characters. I love this series

Adam and Starfire's space storyline is pretty bland, and probably the only storyline of 52 that I'd say I don't enjoy.

"Oh, Sobek!" Cue laugh track and closing scene

These 4 magnificent writers are playing with this readers heartstrings a little bit

I love how the scientists actually defeated Black Adam. 52 started slow but is having one of the wildest finishes in recent memory

Gotta love the mad scientists.

Extremely satisfying issue. Loved the full on battle with Black Adam and the JSA

One of my favorite DC comics ever

I didn't read the Secret Wars A-Force series so I didn't know how much I'd like this, but I was proved wrong. I already like Singularity as a character. I thought Wilson was going to force-assemble the team, but so far she's letting the team come together by itself and I love it! Outside of Adam Kubert on All-New All-Different Avengers and Russell Dauterman on Mighty Thor, A-Force may have the best art in all of Marvel

This series continues of a strong first issue and I love it, especially She Hulk

A dip in quality from last issue but still great nonetheless. Glad Marvel decided to bring this series back after Secret Wars.

I really hope they explain how Dazzler survived but a great end to the opening arc. The team came together fluidly and it didn't feel forced. I like Singularity and I hope to see more of her in the future. Unfortunately it looks like Antimatter survived as well. He was good as an antagonist for one arc but I hope he doesn't return for that long because he will get old

This was hard to finish. I will not be returning

I gotta say, I love the "continuity doesn't matter" approach. The first story is fun and interesting, but telling tales of Captain America from WW2 that we didn't know about until now plot device is used way too often. In the second story, Jeph Loeb only writes Hulk and Wolverine for half an issue and its already obvious he sucks at writing both characters. Overall, this opening issue suffered mostly from Jeph Loeb, but next issue is Chris Bachalo and Peter David so no worries

A huge improvement over last issue. Though Chris Bachalo's first story with Rogue and Black WIdow had, at times, confusing art, it was a nice and light story. Peter David's second story was funny and had beautiful art. A cool little team-up/anthology comic in the wake of Avengers vs X-Men.

I'm liking what A+X is doing by giving one story to a superstar writer and the other to an up and coming writer. This issue, superstar Jason Aaron writes the first story about Storm and Black Panther. The art is perfect and it's pure character development. Seriously though there is literally 3/4 a panel of action in the first story. The second story by up and coming James Asmus is about Hawkeye and Gambit, and how they argue with each other on who gets to save this smokin hot actor from some weird monster.

The beast and Spider Man short story by Kate Andrews was decent, but what stood out to me was the fantastic art, which Kaare Andrews also did. It's good to see Spider Man depicted as smart, because he actually is very smart but many writers dumb him down for humor, so props again to Andrews for reminding us that before Peter was Spider Man, he was a huge science nerd. The second story is a team up between Captain America and Quentin Quire by Jason Latour. The art was pretty good but the story was extremely boring and it seemed pointless.

The Iron Fist and Doop team-up was near perfect, and I've never even read a Doop comic until now. The Loki and Mister Sinister team-up has high expectations that it didn't live up to but still a great story nonetheless

Interesting that both stories this issue are just two characters sitting around playing cards. I liked the Gambit and Thing story by Mike Costa just a little bit more than I liked the Captain Marvel and Wolverine story by Peter David. Definitely better Comics out there but a kid series of your trying to get a kid into comics or if your trying to get into marvel yourself

The art in the second story is awful, and the first story is the only one worth reading.

I'm pretty sure Duggan's Spider Woman and Kitty Pryde story was written last second but it somehow manages to be better than the second story about Hawkeye and Deadpool. Still not worth 4 bucks but one of the better issues so far

Surprisingly, David Lapham's X-Kid story is better than Nathan Edmondson's Captain America and Wolverine story. Still though, skip this issue because it's not worth your money

I'm not gonna lie, this is one of the worst single issues I've ever read. The first story had mediocre art and was confusing. And the second story was some actual s**t. In the 2nd, I can never tell who the red character is (It's Scarlet Witch). That's how bad the art was. Wanda has ginormous boobs and an Asian face and like, new hair? In to the story though. That's the real reason this issue gets a 1. I was confused by page 1 of the 2nd story. Page 1. I had no clue what was going on, the dialogue was terrible, and it was just a mess. Adam Warren, please just retire while your behind

Instead of the Skrulls planting the seeds for Secret Invasion 2.9, the Skrulls are.......wait for it........infecting the cattle Industry!! Whoever called the shot for that one at Marvel is on some serious stuff

Sorta underwhelming for a creative team of this caliber

Perry in full Jameson mode

This felt cinematic. Ive read a solid amount of Geoff Johns and my only complaint is that he overdoes the violence and collateral damage, but looks like he even understood there was only so far he could push it on Superman

Some crazy interesting themes in play here. Not the most entertaining story but props to Nicieza for this

Aged like wine

A classic

Gary Frank the goat Superman artist imo

Incredible

Morrison might be the most versatile comic writer ever

That bit with the deformed calf was cool

Now this is the crazy high concept stuff Ive come to expect from Morrison

Gene Ha always been one of my favorites

Best issue of Morrison's run yet. Dont see why they thought it would be a good idea to make the backup story take place after next issue...

I don't know how I was expecting Morrison to write his way out of Clark Kent being "dead". But it definitely wasn't this. This guy is nuts

Art kind of sucked but the Sholly Fisch back up was great

Madness

I started this run, and even a couple issues in, thinking it would be a bunch of lighthearted stories of a young Superman😂😂...instead its all out peak Morrison and I love it

No idea what all that was with Ferlin but still awesome issue

Good but nothing exceptional. Cheap though, which is awsome

Lemire writes and draws a cute but light little tale

Bizarro is that one villain i just always love and feel bad for

Neat little plot twist but extremely boring before the last 3 pages.

Although probably easy to write, this was still a touching and wholesome Superman comic. Consider me impressed

Definitely a better issue than I was expecting. Shanghai is drawn beautifully even though I'm not a fan of how Aero herself is drawn. Aero 1 immediately sets up its main protagonist apart from most of the other heroes of Earth as Lei not only protects Shanghai but helps build it as well. The second story by Pak is also entertaining and more relevant to what's going on in the wider Marvel Universe. Not going to lie, this blew past my low expectations

I'm still not sure how I feel about this book yet. Aero has no personality whatsoever in the main story and the colorist literally only uses blue and grey colors. In the second story, the art is much better and Aero is drawn like an actual person. It's also much more interesting

Aero 3 was a waste of my money, and probably yours too. The first main story was super shallow, and barely anything happened. We got to see Aero in her personal life a little more, which was cool, but the story didn't progress at all. The second story progressed less than I thought too, but it had better art and solid action.

Well gang, it's looking like Agents of Atlas will be plagued with the same problems New Agents of Atlas had. There are way too many characters for each of them to get decent character development, but Amadeus and Silk did have at least some character moments. Pak doesn't seem to think this is a problem as he immediately introduces a brand new hero and brings Raz Malhoztra or whatever his name is into the fray as well. Parker's second story was much much more interesting and it was awesome to see the rarely used original Agents of Atlas once again

What a turn around by Pak and Leon. I sorta-liked Agents of Atlas 1, but issue 2 was extraordinary. The art was flawless. While I thought issue 1 was a little over the top, with all the dragons and the Pan-Pass stuff, issue 2 took it's time to explain everything and we even got a decent amount of character moments and development, which has been a rarity ever since Pak started this experiment back in War of the Realms. I love it.

Agents of Atlas continues to impress me. After a dismal start in New Agents of Atlas, Greg Pak rebounded with a decent issue 1 to Agents of Atlas and a stellar second issue to match. While I wish someone besides Amadeus and Luna would get to actually do something, Mike Nguyen seems like a legitimate villain and I'm intrigued on what Jimmy is up too. And that last page: of course Raz and Isaac are gay for each other. Just of course they are. Everybody is gay now

Woah ok. So the start of this issue is a VERY unsubtle transition to the climax, as Amadeus says something's up with Pan and this Mike Nguyen guy (Captain Obvious), lets check it out, and proceeds to send the members of Atlas on various missions. Raz and Isaac beyond awkwardly flirt, Amadeus sends Shang-Chi to find Woo (finally someone notices he's missing), Aero, Wave, and Luna stake out for dragon's, and Dan Bi goes to school. Agents of Atlas 4 was probably the worst issue yet, but it still does just enough to give Pak the chance to write a good and satisfying conclusion.

Greg Pak can dialogue me to death. So. Many. Words. On that note, Pak did write a fantastic moral dilemma that Amadeus has to face this issue, and it was actually masterly written. Unfortunately, that's probably the only highlight of this issue, besides some great art. I loved the last page twist because I love Namor, but yeah that's about it. I'm not coming back for the sequel

I'm definitely not a fan of the painted art and the play-like script for this issue. It just made it that much harder to read this issue and I think Alias 10 could've been something really special if it were in normal format. Nonetheless, this issue was still hilarious and J Jonah Jameson is pure gold

Wow. Alias returns to form with the start of an all-new arc and it was fantastic. The art was perfect by Gaydos for capturing that small town tone and Bendis writes every character perfectly, from Jessica to the cop, and from Mrs Cross to Mr Cross.

Bendis writes the small town vibe well, and this comic's element of mystery is one of it's strong suits

This arc is shaping up to be the best arc of Alias yet as Jessica investigates a small town missing persons case. Alias 13 is full of twists and turns and Gaydos' art is beautiful

Rebecca Cross delivers a message to Jessica, but that message was in fact meant for the real weird. Rebecca is a Mutant and she lives in a racist and stubborn town. She runs away and Jessica is hired to find her and bring her home. Jessica forcibly takes Rebecca back home and Rebecca complains why she runs away. She says life's too short to live in a town like her home town and she find who she really was when she ran away. It was a really powerful part of the issue and one of the most powerful moments of the series.

Bendis is showing off his mastery of dialogue. When you think about it, not a single action sequence has taken place in the first 15 issues, yet they were still entertaining thanks to Bendis' meaningful dialogue between his characters

The appearance of Mattie was surely a surprising, with big ramifications for future issues, though Jessica's interactions with other characters overshadowed Mattie's appearance in this issue

Scott and Jessica definitely have chemistry and are perfectly written by Bendis. Bendis gives J Jonah Jameson tons of depth which made me happy because he is one of the best characters Marvel owns.

I'm just not as invested in this case as I was with the small-town one. Like, Jessica doesn't even do any investigating: Malcolm's friend conveniently has most of the answers she's looking for about Mattie. This issue still gets a high rating though, because of course I enjoyed the dialogue between Jessica, Malcolm, and Denny's sister. There's just too much to love about this series to give it a low rating

Jessica's narration and dialogue give her so much depth and make her one of Marvel's most well-rounded characters. Jessica's confrontation with Denny and his gang is pretty boring but the narration, art, and dialogue make up for it

Yes! Jessica Drew! Jessica Jones! Jessica team-up! Anything Bendis writes with Spider Woman in it is gold, so therefore, this is gold

Again, I'm not really impressed with the conclusions Bendis has been giving these arcs. Also again, the art and dialogue art AMAZING and you should definitely read this series

Of course Bendis had to include a Spider Man retcon in this series. Of course he did. I know it was minor but God you know how much I hate retcons. And the art was awful

Wow. Do I just read a comic where 15 year old Jessica Jones fingers herself to a picture of Johnny Storm. Anyways, the art improves and I liked this flashback comic to the origins of Jessica's powers. And yes, that first sentence actually happened in this issue

An interesting yet inconsistent issue in terms of art and storytelling. Now that Alias is at issue 24, it's kind of unnecessary for all these cameo now that this series can support itself.

Alias 25 is a fabulous issue with a great conversation between Jessica and Luke on the horrible things Kilgrave did to her. It's a really powerful and well drawn issue

The part where Jessica quit being a hero because the Avengers attacked her after she attacked Wanda was just stupid. Like, I couldn't care about that at all. It was just all so stupid. The present day stuff with Jessica facing her past with Luke is good though

While Kilgrave is 10x less frightening in this series then in the Netflix show, the effect Jessica's meeting with Kilgrave had on her was downright horrifying and Bendis nails the dialogue and narration, as usual

Kilgrave escapes. Kilgrave comes back to Jessica. Thankfully, Jessica beats the shit out of Kilgrave thanks to the mental walls Jean Grey set up after the last time Kilgrave took control of Jessica. Those last couple pages between Jessica, Scott, and Luke were fantastic

The F word is said many many times. The N word is said once. Luke and Jessica do anal sex. Marvel Max really knew what it was doing lmao😂. Anyways, great opening issue which Bendis makes so realistic. Alias 1 feels like it could actually happen in real life, and there's a guy with unbreakable skin. The art is beautiful and the pacing is a little slow, but that's ok when you have perfect dialogue from Bendis

I can't explain enough how excellent Alias is. For a comic published in 2001 it was far ahead of its time. Gaydos' art makes this series perfect and that last page was crazy

Somehow I really enjoyed this issue when 80% of it Jessica was just sitting around in a police precinct getting interviewed. That's how good the dialogue is. Also, Matt Murdock is in this issue so of course I'm going to like it

99% percent of the time I like the TV show more than the comic (Daredevil, Punisher, Defenders, Agents of SHIELD, Runaways, Luke Cage), but Alias is better than the Jessica Jones tv show was, and that includes season 1. Amazing work by Bendis and Gaydos

A slow and talkative ending to the first arc that left me wanting more, but I think that's the point. Jessica meeting Steve was perfectly written and drawn by Bendis and Gaydos

Jessica and Carol's lunch was masterly written and absolutely hilarious. The last couple pages set up more cameos for future issues

The pace could be a little faster but Bendis' spot on dialogue and Gaydos' perfect art make up for that. Glad that Rick Jones is getting some love and respect

If you were expecting tons of action and violence, Alias isn't for you. Alias 8 is basically one long conversation between Jessica and Rick on how Rick's life sucks and what they can do to change that.

Not much of a conclusion for our Rick Jones wannabe but this issue had a really clever twist when the doctor Jessica was talking to about the fake Rick turned out to be the same guy Jessica had been hired to catch cheating on his wife.

Hickman and Ribic is an unstoppable duo

The Avengers jumping on points are well written and entertaining, and my only complaint is everything with the Squadron Supreme is unnecessary. Even more so because it turned out to be a terrible comic

This was incredible. The art is flawless, and I was entertained and intrigued each and every page. Mark Waid does not forcefully assemble his roster and lets them assemble fluidly. The back-up story between Ms Marvel and Nova is even better than the actual story, and Waid seems to understand his team perfectly. The future is bright and I just don't see why everyone is giving this issue hate

Issue 2 does not disappoint. I love Waid's respect for continuity with bringing in Warbringer from Nova. He writes the young the heroes (Miles, Nova, and Kamala) perfectly and I'm excited to see where this emotionless Vision stuff goes

What a great way for Mark Waid and Adam Kubert to end their opening arc. Instead of the usual 5 or 6 issue opening arcs that are all the rage these days, Waid sets a fast and fun pace with a 3 issue opening arc. The story wasn't draghed out at all and kept me wanting. I can't wait to see more of this team and definitely the best of the new Avengers line of titles

This is what every other team comic should strive for. Waid's All-New All-Different Avengers has great art, an intriguing roster, great character writing, great plot writing, romance, and humor. Basically, it's nonstop entertainment. The understanding and care Mark Waid puts into Nova and Ms Mvelel is outstanding. I had my doubts coming into this issue without Kubert but Masrar does just as well. And Ross covers are breathtaking as well. I can't believe the hate from the other reviewers because this is the best Avengers book right now. Here are the rankings: 1 This. 2 Uncanny Avengers. 3 A-Fiorce. 4 Ultimates. 5 New Avengers.

Another home run issue by Waid and Masrar that reveals Kang as the main villain for the first arc! Well technically it's not Kang because Kang and Gryphon were split in a time glitch. I know, time travel. Just think Savitar and Barry for all you CW fans. I enjoy the heck out of this series and I love the character writing so much. It's a shame this series only lasts 15 issues and 3 of them are wasted during Civil War II. This is a must read and the best team book Marvel publishes right now

This series really takes me back to the Avengers' heyday in the 60s, 70s, and 80s where stories with this much depth and character writing and humor were published every Wednesday. Ignore the comments that say this sucks because it really doesn't. At least give it a try you won't regret it. It's really amazing what Waid has done with Iron Man, Vision, a black Captain America, a female Thor, a black Spider Man from another universe, the second Ms Marvel who happens to be Muslim, and the second Nova.

Another great issue but this time as a part of a not so great crossover. The prelude and alpha issues were really good for Avengers Standoff but instead of tie-ins, this story would have worked really well as a OGN or limited series. It's a good story but Marvel didn't execute it well. This issue itself is great though

Easily the weakest issue of the series and the Standoff event. This issue was pure poorly drawn action and not a lot of dialogue in the slightest. It's not as much action as it is needless and confusing chaos. At times, I can't help but root for Zemo and his gang for what SHIELD did to them. I don't know if that's the point or not but this was a really poor issue

My only real complaint is I hate how Mark Waid writes Jarvis. Yes, that's the butler. He deserves so much better you know. Anyway, I like this new Wasp and I'm intrigued with what Waid is doing so far

I actually really liked this issue. Asrar'a art for the space and other planet parts wasn't that good but there was a lot more action. Best Avengers book around

Another fantastic issue by Waid and Asrar. Waid's writing reminds me of the golden avenger years with Roy Thomas and Steve Englehart and Roger Stern, among others

Could've been worse but I wish they found a different, more entertaining way to save Miles

The narrating sucked and this really shouldn't have been marked as a Covil War II tie in. I was very confused by the last page and a little sad as well but any issue with Kang is a read

I like Nadia but a really don't see a reason for this issue

This series should've ended with issue 12 because these last three issues have been a real step down

First of all, I want to say how happy I am that Ian co-stars in this comic, because after Remender's Cap run Marvel could have easily done nothing with him and he would have just sat in limbo. Anyways, Immonen's art is terrific and this is a satisfying first issue with a lot of action. I love Batroc's update costume

It's not that this series is mediocre as much as it's not as good as you'd expect from Rick Remender. So far, this series has a huge variety of villains and the only one who's written somewhat well is Crossbones. Lucas is very intriguing and his powers are terrifying, while Hydra infiltrating the superhuman community just seems like a tired and old trope. Shocking last page

This issue definitely started off a little slow and boring, the second half of this issue brings the rating up to an 8.5. The battles between Sam vs Sin was perfectly drawn and dialogued, while the battle between Ian vs Zemo was also spectacularly executed. We all know Ian probably isn't dead, and this issue made Hydra's plot seem more unique and threatening than it did last issue

The art is great by Immonen but Armadillo and Cobra were just so bland. The fight between Cobra and Armadillo vs Sam lacked any suspense and seemed extremely generic. One the other hand, Misty Knight continues to be the co-MVP of this series.

All-New Captain America 5 may be the best issue of the series yet. Sam, Misty, and Ian, who's alive again, attempt to stop Hydra from detonating there bombs that would sterilize millions. Zemo continues to be one of my favorite villains ever, and Remender can almost write Sin as well as Brubaker can

Somewhat boring issue and the last stand between Sam and Baron Blood, which was supposed to be the climax of the series, seemed pretty bland. At the end, Misty reunited with Sam and somehow has tied up all the loose ends, like recapturing Lucas. On the other hand, Misty convincing Taskmaster not to blow up his bomb by paying him more than Zemo did was by far the best part of this series. It was great. This issue ends with a cliffhanger that doesn't seem to be leading anywhere. Yeah, not a fan of that

What in the world did I just read. The last page is so absolutely absurd that I'll give this issue a 4.5 but up until then the story was overly confusing while being overly nothing at the same time. Lafuente's art didn't do this any favors

What a great first issue for this series. All-New Wolverine 1 was entertaining start to finish and the art was beautiful and unique. I love Angel co-staring, although I'm not a fan of Angel and Laura's relationship. Anyways, All-New Wolverine sets the stage perfectly for the rest of the series as clones of Laura (who's a clone herself) are running around the globe

Not as good as last issue but issue 2 moved the plot along nicely and introduced us to Bellanova, Gabby, and Zelda, 3 clones of Laura created by Alchemax. Can't wait for Taskmaster next issue?

First off a want to say how good Lopez's art is. Although the Taskmaster vs Laura fight was kinda disappointing, Laura's interactions between Gabby, Bellanova, and Zelda give her more depth as a character. I love how Laura seems to have learned from Logan's mistakes, as she promises to not kill during this Alchemax conflict. I'm intrigued to see if Laura's clones or Alchemax will be the main antagonist of this arc

I can't get over how good David Lopez's art is. This issue read fluidly and the pacing was spot on. I love the Doctor Strange guest appearance and Taylor writes Laura perfectly

Very good series and even though Alchemax, Captain Mooney, and Dr Chandler are pretty bland villains, Laura and her three clones plus a guest star (Wasp) carry this issue enough for it to be a great comic. I'm really loving Laura as Wolverine and Taylor is the best writer to write Laura since Craig Kyle

A great finale to the first arc of this series. Laura, Gabby, and Bellona finally get proactive in their fight against Alchemax. They win of course and it looks like Gabby will be staying with Laura for a while, so yay! That last page though: Kimura is back!

What a great issue. Squirrel Girl is hilarious and this was a tremendous filler issue. The Logan flashbacks were very powerful and I love the Laura Gabby friendship. Strange that Warren has disappeared from the series though?

While I wasn't as in to this issue as much as others, I love the idea of Laura and Gabby interacting with Old Man Logan

All-New Wolverine 9 seems like more filler but it's always cool to have Laura and Old Man Logan trying to escape Fin Fang Foom's belly. Great art, and oh yeah, FITZ WAS IN THIS ISSUE

Not a ton actually happened this issue but the character interactions between these 3 mutants makes up for it

While I'm sure we all know Gabby isn't dead, All-New Wolverine is proving to be one of the best Civil War II tie ins. It's intriguing that Ulysses' vision came true and I love Cap in this series as well

Wasn't really feeling this annual and the body swapped idea has been used wayyy to many times. Great art and great humor though. And Jonathan. He's just the greatest

Solid comic. Don't see why this issue is getting lower than usual reviews

Pace was a little slow but solid art and I'm glad the best character in the series, Jonathan, continues to play a role in the series. Yes, Jonathan is better than Wolverhampton. Fight me

Another pretty good issue but Enemy of the State II is nowhere close to as good as the Mark Miller original. Gabby is great

I like this arc I don't understand the horrible reviews

I don't have a problem with art, unlike others. The story itself is pretty good but the pacing was pretty inconsistent and it seems like Taylor was making this up as he went along

Not the worst issue but I just don't see where Taylor was going with this. It's great to see Warren again and bringing in Jean to help Laura was a nice touch but Remy is unnecessary. Wish Taylor would write Kimora and Bellona better

Strong conclusion to an admittedly lousy arc. Gabby and Laura are great as usual and it's good to finally see Kimura die

I found Laura and Gabby taking down a boat full of human traffickers much more interesting than Ironheart trying to stop an alien ship from crashing to Earth. That part was just dragged out way too long. Art brings from 7 to 7.5

It's refreshing to see Laura fight something she can't stab but this arc reminds me a little to much of Paul Cornell's Wolverine for comfort Imao. The art fits the tone of this issue perfectly. As usual, All-New Wolverine has a ton of guest stars but Laura and Gabby always shine through

It was awesome to see Laura, Gabby, Daken, Wade, and Old Man Logan team up but WHERE WAS FANTOMEX? He is a rightful part of the Weapon X family!!! Anyways, pretty solid issue and hopefully it will get this series back on its stride

Now the Guardians of the Galaxy are guest staring in this comic. Although I love the Guardians with all my heart, I wish All-New Wolverine would quit it with the guest stars and let this comic grow to be its own thing. Solid art at least

Found myself bored at times but issue 23 carries enough momentum from previous issues to keep me interested

Definitely one of the more boring issues of the series and I miss the old costume but at least this arc is over

First off, I love the little review wars happening in this issue I just love it know idea why. Anyways, Tom Taylor really gave us a quality issue for the start of Marvel Legacy in All-New Wolverine. The art work is absolutely stunning and the story is the extremely exciting compared to the last couple issues

This new Orphans of X story arc is a real return to form for this series and in my opinion the best since issue 7. Who knew Laura, Daken, Gabby, and Old Man Logan could hold up the Wolverine comics line so well while Logan was dead. My only complaint is that it seems like the Orphans of X are just basically the Red Roght Hand with a new name

Although I don't agree with Taylor's portrayal of Daken, he still writes Laura and Gabby perfectly and this issue had a great twist. I really hope that when Logan eventually comes back Laura will still have her own place in the Marvel Universe.

Ok ok I get it, Daken, Old Man Logan, Sabretooth, and Lady Deathstrike are a little underpowered but that's not the point and the reason for that is because the Orphans of X have Muramusa bullets. Loved seeing Muramusa again and it's good to see something like the Muramusa Blade become relevant again

I absolutely love that the leader of the Orphans of X is Henry Sutter. It's totally believable that he would want revenge on Laura after Laura killed his parents. He would be almost an adult now so he's the right age. Henry is a character from a couple years back in Laura's past from the original X-23 comic but he's a simple enough character that new readers can catch on easily. Smart move by Taylor. Great arc

Perfect execution by Tom Taylor and Juan Cabal. This was the best arc of the whole series and All-New Wolverine 30 is the best issue yet. Even the haters liked this issue. Phenomenal

Before this issue, All-New Wolverine 30 was the best issue of the series. Now it's second. I loved this

All-New Wolverine has been on a hot streak since issue 25 and it just keeps on rolling. Amber, co-leader of the Orphans of X, gets her revenge for her father with Laura's help on the man who hired Laura to kill her dad. It's a beautifully drawn issue

Old Man Logan was a violent, bloody, sad, revenge comic so you'd think Old Woman Laura would be something like that. Instead we get the most realistic future for the Marvel Universe ever. This Old Woman Laura timeline perfectly balances tragedy and triumph as the heroes of the world won, besides Dr Doom. I hate Gabby's haircut but that doesn't matter too much Imao. Laura is dying and before she goes out, she wants to kill Doom and save her long lost sister, Bellona. Oh, and Gabby's husband is named Taylor. Like Tom Taylor. I love that😂😂

I love this futuristic story arc and like I said in last issue's review, it's the most realistic Marvel Future yet. Beautiful art and Taylor just leaves me breathless with this wonderful comic. RIP Maria Hill. Plus what's with all the buzzcuts?

Fabulous final 11 issues. I'm gonna miss All-New Wolverine.

First off, this was not nearly as bad as I was expecting. In fact it was incredibly better. Miller and Jim Lee give us a fantastic first issue

While Bruce's characterization and dialogue is definitely off, the art and storyline itself make for an otherwise perfect comic

I find it disturbing how sex-centered this issue was as Frank Miller takes a considerable amount of time in this comic to write bar punks complimenting Black Canary's butt. The art is great as usual but this is where I believe Miller starts to fall off the rails. Batman is acting like a complete maniac, but that doesn't bother me as much as others because he probably seems like a maniac to everyone except Alfred and Robin

I'm very conflicted on whether I hate this comic or love it. Batman acts like a maniac and everybody is extremely oversexualized (Black Canary, Vicki Vale), yet on the other hand, the art is perfect, the dialogue is light compared to other Miller comics, and Robin is written pretty well

As always with jolly Frank Miller, this is simply and utterly ridiculous and crazy, and sometimes, I just can't help but love it. Lee drew the Justice League better than anyone ever in this issue and I love Miller's take on the classic team (Clark and Diana kissed!!). We still have some issues with Batman acting insane and literally everything with Black Canary but good issue

I got to admit that I love Frank Miller and Jim Lee's take on Batgirl so far and I can't wait for her to interact with Robin. All-Star Batman and Robin isn't for everybody but many Weill possibly find this enjoyable

Wow ok so in the past 6 issues Batman has been brutally beating criminals but not killing them but now he just burns them to death without a second thought. Seems to me like a leap that Bruce would actually do that and the random and totally out of place sex scene between Bruce and Black Canary was just horribly written. Seems more like Frank living out his fantasies through this comic

After last issue I've come to except this over the top Batman, and it made this series so much better? I'm not kidding, I really enjoyed this issue by taking it less seriously, and the scenes with Green Lantern were spectacular

Batman and Robin painting the room yellow for Green Lantern was pure awesome, and Bruce's monologue was also hilarious when he thought of Green Lantern. Like I've said before, this series is so much better if you don't take this maniac over the top Batman seriously

While I wasn't totally disappointed in this series' abrupt end, I was beginning to be invested in Batgirl's arc and I was excited for Frank Miller's plans with the Joker

I like the ending but this could've been way better

This was awesome. I'm a sucker for these type of adventures. Peter ditching Deb every issue and her falling for him continuously either way is getting really old tho

What a classic. Kept waiting and waiting for a typical barrage of bad guys to interrupt the wedding weekend but was pleasantly surprised that it never happened. All the homages to Gwen were great

Not that amazing but somewhat amazing how the writers managed to weave a Spidey-DD teamup, Speedballs debut, Kingpin plotting, and the High Evolutionary's Purifiers tie in into 1 cohesive story

Liefeld art sucked but it usually sucks way more. Marvels strategy of making the annuals all one big continuing story was a cool idea but it just doesn't work here. Still, the she hulk teamup was cool

Best annual in a long time. Never heard of Guang Yap but he killed it on art duties. The Venom backup story is awesome too

This was really good. New Warriors and Spider-Man make for a pretty natural team-up

Complete waste of time

Kinda corny ending with the Bolton guy but f it this was a great issue.

The Marla JJ dynamic is hilarious

One of the greatest plot twists ever imo. It wasn't amazingly obvious of a plot twist but wasn't too shocking that it was unbelievable.

Surely this will end well

I wish they would've showed May's and Harry's and everyones reaction 😭😭

The Plague😭😭youve gotta be kidding me..

What doesn't get May sick at this point

fuk that doctor

Great issue

Robbie is an all time great character

Great issue about dealing with your past. Kingpin is an all time great villain, he literally beat Spider-Man

Milestone issue done to perfection

Great 2-part arc

Art is great but everything else was lacking and lazy. Definitely the worst issue of this legendary series so far

Wolfman's run ends on a high note, but for the rankings of this series so far I'd still go: 1 Stan Lee 2 Conway 3 Len Wein 4 Wolfman

this is some generational daddy issues right here😹😹

Pretty bland issue. Still crazy tho...this is drawn by John Romita Jr. The artist on Amazing Spider Man ~45 years later in 2024?: John Romita Jr

Amazing story and art. Although I think it would make a ton more sense if KJ Clayton was Madame Web herself. I have a feeling that's what Marv Wolfman originally intended to do with Clayton, as there was that ending in one of his issues of Bushkin saying Clayton was right about there being more to Peter Parker than meets the eye

Wouldve never thought Hydro-Man was introduced this late

Pretty horrible story and inconsistent art

Story was rushed cause of the Aunt May backup but Moon Knight definitely gave this series a breath of fresh air

The stuff with pinky the neighbor was funny but there was too little of it to sage Denny O'Neil from going out on a dud. O'Neil run was extremely hard to get through at times. 1. Lee 2. Conway 3. Len Wein 4. Wolfman 5. Denny O'Neil

I do not remember liking Nathan Lubensky this much in his earlier appearances, my boy stole the show

They really do make Felicia use all 9 lives

Not as bad as a I was expecting. Unique tone and art

Never liked Mr Hyde

Way better than I was expecting. Glad these plots are starting to evolve from the ol' bad guy re-emerges from whatever defeated him last time and comes to New York looking for revenge.

That art is so clean on that page of Spidey in the air vent

Bob Hall with a great change of pace art. Solid filler issue with the king of filler issues himself Stilt-Man

Stern and the Romitas have hit their stride

I can definitely see why Roger Stern's run is so universally loved. He writes Peter Parker so well- I enjoy the parts of the comic just about his daily life then about his battles with the villains. Haven't been able to say that since Conway was writing, if not Stan Lee. JRJR with some career defining art the last couple issues as well

Prime JRJR. And prime MJ...

It was actually really said seeing Peter drop out

What a twist

Another solid twist. Hid Thunderball all issue, really had me thinking he was Hobgoblin

Would be 10/10 if based on just that 2nd half

Can we take a moment to recognize this as one of the greatest covers of all time?

What an ending for Stern's legendary run. Can't believe this saga ends without the Hobgoblin reveal. Now that's it all said and done I think I can comfortably say the Roger Stern run is better than Gerry Conway's: 1: Stan Lee 2: Roger Stern 3: Gerry Conway 4: Len Wein 5: Marv Wolfman 6: Denny O'Neil Sterns run was amazing but ultimately just didn't have the longevity that Stan Lee's did.

No battle scenes or anything yet still a fantastic issue

I loved this one. Art is great, the Rose was a much better villain than I thought, and I love the NFL backdrop of the story.

The Rose and Puma are both so cool

All time great prank by Johnny😂😂

Way better than I was expecting. Legendary issue for sure

Story and art are hitting on all cylinders

Honestly not a bad filler issue, just horrible timing coming after a crazy run of quality issues from DeFalco and Frenz

Amusing

He finally talked to May holy shit

Wtf Peter David😭😂

Nathan starting to get annoying

Shoutout Ron Frenz

So tired of the Beyonder

Theres no way Hobgoblin is who they are hinting him to be...

Explains where Peter was during Born Again

Another classic

Spider and Silver Sable vs Sinister Syndicate was cool, but as usual the scenes with Kingpin, The Rose, and Hobgoblin steal the show

Damn Silver Sable is the worst. Loved this 2 part arc

Spidey vs X-Factor was cool but Jonah and Robbie are easily the most interesting part of this comic

Last full issue by DeFalco and Frenz🥲🥲wish they had a ton more issues. Peter and MJ's lunch, Creel picking up the plane, Flash in the alley, and the Keating/Kingsley mystery were all highlights in this issue