Josh Allen Comic Reviews

It's a solid issue that has a good story that sets up for an intriguing follow up, but it's real impact is yet to be felt. And we'll have to wait for issue #19 to possibly feel that impact.

The issue is good, and a fun read if you've been keeping up with the story to this point. But if you're just jumping in, you might be a little confused at what's going on. There aren't any huge stakes or a cliffhanger ending with the issue, and to be honest it feels like an interlude between stories, or a prelude to what's to come with the inevitable end of the Zeb Wells run. Regardless, there are some interesting plot threads brought up in this issue that I'm interested to see where things go from here. And the next few months should be VERY interesting.

The ending of the battle is a little lackluster to say the least. You'd figure that with as much history as Peter & Norman have with the Green Goblin that the battle would be a little more extravagant, but that's not the case here.

If you're thinking of picking this issue up because you haven't read an issue of Spider-Man in a while, don't. The only reason I could say to pick this issue up is that you're a collector who's looking to collect the whole run. But even then I would question why you would want to collect this run that is going to go down as one of the worst runs in Spider-Man history. You'd be better to spend your hard earned money on anything else at the comic shop this week, because this issue is 1000% skippable.

Overall, this issue is a nice 180 degree turn from the debacle that was the last issue. It's a great start to the final story in the Zeb Wells run. And while most of the run has been incredibly suspect, this seems to have some promise. Time will tell if the story will be worth remembering, or best forgotten ASAP. But for right now, it's an incredibly strong issue.

This issue is easily the best issue of Spider-Man in recent memory and is an incredible first step forward for the series overall. It's a bold story that's hit the ground running from the start and it's an issue that's a MUST READ for not only Spider-Man fans but all comic book fans. Considering where this story could be going, it's going to have massive ramifications for the entire Marvel universe.

The issue is solid enough but doesn't have the same punch that the last issue did. It feels like the creative team backed off the gas pedal. They might've accelerated the overall plot a little too quickly. It's an issue worth reading if you're a Spider-Man fan, or if you're intrigued enough to see where the story goes. And this story is going to have implications for the comics universe in the new year. But for now, this issue feels a little bit like filler.

Justina Ireland pens a fantastic issue in place of Joe Kelly, and it's one that sets up a lot of interesting possibilities going forward. The issue is a lot of fun to read, and is also an emotional one that will pull at your heartstrings a little bit. Between the writing, the artwork & the color it makes for an incredible issue. And it's an issue that I would definitely recommend reading sooner rather than later, because you are NOT going to want to miss the next issue.

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Joe Kelly pens a very compelling issue that pulls at your heart strings from the get-go. Additionally, a twist at the end makes for an interesting development that should keep readers coming back for the next few issues. This is definitely an issue you're going to want to pick up this week.

A great issue & great artwork blend together for an issue that hasn't been done in quite some time where Peter is not the driving force of the issue. Just how things will continue remains to be seen. But for now, the entire creative team behind The Amazing Spider-Man are doing some of the most incredible work with the title in quite some time. This is an issue you're not going to want to miss!

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What did you think of the issue? Be sure to comment your thoughts below, or reach out to me on social media!

What did you think of the issue? Be sure to comment your thoughts below, or reach out to me on social media!

What did you think of the issue? Be sure to comment your thoughts below, or reach out to me on social media!

What did you think of the issue? Be sure to comment your thoughts below, or reach out to me on social media!

It's a solid issue that has a great battle, and some intrigue for the future of the storyline. Together with tremendous artwork, this is an issue that delivers on all fronts.

It's a good issue that has a great battle, and some intrigue for the future of the storyline. Together with tremendous artwork, this is an issue that delivers on all fronts.

Justina Ireland does an incredible job of taking Spider-Man, a character that has been around for nearly 62 years, and putting him into a story that's compelling and interesting. And one that feels different than some of the stuff you might've read the last few years, and Spider-Man has been run through the ringer the last couple of years for sure. It's a read an issue every Spider-Man should check out, because it's a ton of fuin and an interesting read that looks like it's building to a very interesting boil. I for one, cannot wait to see how things play out next.

As I said before, this issue has something for absolutely everyone. And it's honestly the most well rounded issue I've read in recent memory. The actions sequences are great, there's a confrontation readers of the series will have seen coming but it's still shocking to see it play out, and the ending is very intriguing. I won't go into spoilers, but let's just say I don't think this is going to be "happily ever after. But we'll just have to wait and see.

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It's a solid issue that has some heartfelt moments that fans are sure to enjoy, and the artwork is spectacular. It was just missing something impactful to make it truly memorable.

Straczynski and co write a compelling issue that while it might not be the most action packed issue, it does certainly raise the stakes for what Captain America has to go up against. It is perhaps his most daunting, and powerful foe yet. Will Cap be able overcome death? Or will he fall victim to it's sweet embrace? Only time will tell.

This is the final issue in the story of Cap vs Death, and it's a fitting end to a good story. It's been a fun one that has been a real pleasure to read with each release. And the tease at the end of the issue is very intriguing to see just how it plays out and what it could mean. This issue is a fun read, and one that I think is worth picking up for any fan. It's a story that's pretty straight forward and is stellar from start to finish.

It might not be the most action packed issue you've ever read and that might be surprising considering the issue involves Cap, Thor and Spider-Man. But it works REALLY WELL, and the mystery told in the issue is an incredible one. It's a compelling issue that is going to be interesting to see play out in the next few issues. This issue is definitely one you should pick up and read as soon as you can if it isn't in your pull list already.

Straczynski caps off his run with Steve Rodgers in a nice way that is a great bow on the series. It's an issue, and a series that every Marvel fan should read at some point. It's a story that won't be the most memorable of all time, but it took some chances and hit some home runs in the process.

Matt: 10/10 Captain America #2 takes what we thought would be a regular story and turns it on its head in the final moments, leaving us with a massive, breathtaking cliffhanger.

It's only 3 issues in but already this series is one that you don't want to miss. Chip Zdarsky is writing an absolute masterclass of a story, and Valerio Schitti & Frank Martin are right there alongside Chip with some of the best artwork you'll see this week! This issue is absolutely a can't miss issue!

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As far as starts go, this one is off to a roaring start. This is already shaping up to be a storyline you're not going to want to miss out on, because it's already one of the best this year. Together with stunning artwork, I can't emphasize enough that you should put this series on your read list ASAP.

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This issue truly is an incredible dream come true & feels like a crossover that I was waiting to see back when I was a kid. Greg Weisman & Tad Stones have penned a tremendous story that is a joy to read, and the artwork from Ciro Cangialosi & Agnese Eterno's artwork is done in such a way it feels like it was lifted right from unused sketches for the shows.

The issue is a fun read for Gargoyles fans both new and old. It's a nice read if you have to do some traveling or are just looking to pass the time. It's an issue that's definitely worth picking up and one that is very easy to get into, even if you haven't been keeping up.

This is an issue anyone can enjoy, and is easily accessible even if you're not a fan of Gargoyles. It's a perfect message and story for the holiday season and one that everyone should read ASAP.

This is a series you're NOT going to want to miss. It's an incredibly strong start to what should be a fantastic series. If you haven't kept up with the other series that have come out, that's fine! This series is very accessible no matter what level of fan you are. This is a series you should NOT be sleeping on, and should add to your pull list (if it isn't there already)!

Frank Paur & Robby Bevard both do a tremendous job with the artwork from start to finish in this issue. The med-evil gothic feeling is VERY strong in this issue. It's very dark, mysterious and with a hint of familiarity when it comes to that classic Gargoyles look. There are so many pages in this that would look great as a full sized poster.

Greg Weisman has shown me a side of Demona I didn't know she had in her. It's a beautiful story that will appeal to some of the most powerful emotions. It's a series that every Gargoyles fan should read, and needs to be at the top of their list. The artwork is just spectacular & the story is just top notch.

It's going to be very interesting to see where things go from here. Because once you get to the end of the issue it's so unclear where things are going to go. Will it spell doom for our heroes? Or will they grasp victory from the jaws of defeat? Only time will tell, but for now it's a great issue that sets up a very interesting next few issues and they're absolutely cannot miss.

Greg Weisman has written another story that all fans of Gargoyles will enjoy. And it's one they should read as soon as they can. It's action packed from start to finish, and is an issue you do NOT want to miss. Because the next couple of issues are going to be action packed and incredible to read.

Al Ewing & Tom Waltz have started off this series with a serious bang that is sure to have everyone talking. Together with artwork that is simply superb, this is an issue (and a series) you cannot miss out on!

If you're going to do a comic series based on an animated series as beloved as Spider-Man, you HAVE to nail the artwork. Jim Towe & Jim Campbell absolutely excel at that and capture the look & feel of the series to absolute perfection. The artwork captures that nostalgic feeling you get from rewatching a beloved series years later. You can really tell how much care, love & effort went into their work and it really comes across the page.

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It's a great issue that continues the familiar look & feel of the animated series that we all know and love. J.M. DeMatteis' story is one of the best ones at the comic shop right now, and the artwork is right up there with it. This series should be at the top of your reading list.

Erik Larsen continues to pen a fantastic story that is a nice change of pace from the usual Spider-Man comics on the stands these days. Together with artwork that really helps set the tone, this issue is one that should be at the top of your list this week!

Charles Soule is one of the best storytellers in Star Wars right now, and this another entry is another feather in his cap. A compelling story that gives some backstory, and fleshes out one of the more unknown figures in the Star Wars franchise in Mon Mothma.

Charles Soule tells another fantastic story in his run on Star Wars that is a nice change of pace from the usual action packed stuff you might expect. I won't spoil the ending because yes we do know what ends up happening, it does fill in a little bit of interesting info about how things progressed with Lando between The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. This issue is definitely a must read for Star Wars fans!

Charles Soule continues to shine in his Star Wars work, and this issue is a fantastic jumping on point for fans looking to get into the mainline comic series. It's the start of a new story, and one that looks like it's going to be very interesting. And since it's Charles Soule, it's going to be about as can't miss as you can imagine. This is one that all Star Wars fans are going to want to read.

Charles Soule does an incredible job setting up the final issue of this incredible series by weaving together a fantastic story that is new but at the same time feels like a classic Star Wars story you might've seen someplace else (in a movie, tv show, video game, etc). And with the tease at the end, the finale is going to be very interesting to see what happens with the issue.

Charles Soule pens what I consider the greatest Star Wars comic ever written, and it's a story that took a big chance with the story and it connects in a big way. It's quite possibly the best work Charles has ever done, and it's under strong consideration for making it onto my Mount Rushmore of favorite comics of all time. This is an issue you CANNOT miss, and is an instant must read for all Star Wars fans. If it's not in your pull list, do yourself a favor and go pick up this issue ASAP.

Matt: I can confidently say that Phil blew me away with how detailed and accurate he was in bringing Carrie Fisher's Leia to these pages. It looks as though they simply put a portrait of her onto the pages and it instantly took my breath away. Phil also has some fun artwork such as when he shows an X-wing explosion showing the pieces breaking apart and the ball of fire within. The art was a standout for me returning to this fun world visually. Clayton is working magic on the letters and the tones and inflections within the voices are captured perfectly and immersively within the panels.

Phil Noto might be my favorite artist in all of comics right now. I'd really have to sit down and write that list down, but when it comes to Star Wars absolutely nobody comes close. He does an incredible job capturing the likeness of Luke in a 2D format. Every panel in this issue is immaculately drawn, and Clayton's letters compliment the artwork so beautifully. Clayton & Noto are an incredible tandem, and are perfect for this series.

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What did you think of the issue? Be sure to comment your thoughts below, or reach out to me on social media!

What did you think of the issue? Be sure to comment your thoughts below, or reach out to me on social media!

There isn't a whole lot that goes on in this issue story wise, but that is made up for with a spectacular battle with some strong nostalgia for The Clone Wars. Phil Noto steps up in a big way, with some of the best artwork you will see in a Star Wars comic on the comic book stands right now. This series is an absolute, must read for every Star Wars fan!

It's a solid issue that fans who've kept up with the series should enjoy, however if you're just jumping in or you've missed an issue or two you might be a bit confused. It's still a decent read that fans of the series will enjoy.

A New Legacy is a very promising first issue with stories from three of the best writers in comics today. It has a serious amount of potential that I would love to see more of, and I can't wait to see where it goes from here. This is a issue you DO NOT want to miss, and should be at the top of your reading list this week.

The issue is a fun, quick read that all fans will enjoy no matter if they've seen the show or not. It's an incredibly faithful adaptation that follows the source material to a T, and is a fun way to revisit the show in a different medium. You should absolutely pick this issue up if you're looking for something different at the comic shop this week, or you haven't seen the Ahsoka series in a while.

Regardless of if you've seen the episode or not, the issue is a fun read that goes by very quickly. It continues to be a faithful adaptation, and the entire creative team deserves a tip of the cap for that. This is definitely one to pick up if you haven't seen the show in a while, or are perhaps looking to introduce someone to the series who hasn't seen it yet.

The issue plays out overall like the episode does, and that is a great thing. You know the story, or are at least familiar with it, and it serves as a great companion to the tv series. Rodney Barnes does a phenomenal job adapting one of the better Star Wars television shows onto the page, and the entire creative team does a brilliant job of bringing the story to life in a different medium. If you haven't seen the show for whatever reason, this series is the BEST way to experience it. And if you have seen it then it's a great way to experience it in a brand new way.

While there isn't much action-wise for this issue but it is a promising start. We're going to see fan favorite characters in Luke, Han & Leia and a villain that it appears might be on a level of Grand Admiral Thrawn. Segura has big shoes to fill when it comes to Star Wars comic storytelling, but if he keeps this up he might be able to be among Charles Soule and Cavan Scott as great story tellers in Star Wars. So far, it's a great start and I'm very excited to see where this goes.

The slow start this issue has started with is really hurting this issue and the series overall. While I'm sure the series is going to be great by the end, it's hard to get excited for the next issue with things starting as slowly as they are. But there is promise with the last few pages showing a pick up in pace.

This issue feels like the ending of the first act of the story and the set up for the next one. The pieces are set on the board, and now the chess game will be played. We know how the end result will be, and that's the Rebellion wins and the Empire is "destroyed. Sorry if I spoiled that for you, but we've known that for almost 10 years now. But for as much as we know, there's an equal amount we don't. And that's going to be the interesting part in this series. And man it's setting up to be a fun ride.

Overall, the issue is a good one. It's one that you'll enjoy if you've been keeping up with the series. The mystery & intrigue continues to build to a battle where we already know what the outcome is. Just what the finer details will be are unknown. This is an issue you definitely should pick up when you get the chance.

Despite some bumps along the way, Alex Segura is setting things up very well for the final two issues of the series. The tension is increased a few notches with this issue and should make for a very compelling read in the final two issues.

Alex Segura pens a very compelling story heading into the series finale next week. All of the chess pieces are in place, and the proverbial powder keg has been lit. As I've said before, we know how the battle is going to play out. We've known this since 2015, but we don't know the finer details of how this will play out. And that's where the intrigue lays heading into the final issue. This is a fantastic issue that you do NOT want to skip this week, especially with the series finale coming next week.

Despite all the ups & downs the series had it ended up being a fantastic read that really paid off in the end. This issue is a fitting end to the series, and a great launching point into the next series set in the New Republic Era from Alex Segura. That series is one you're not going to want to miss, and this series is one that you should absolutely read. If you've been waiting for the end of the series to read it, you're going to binge-read the whole thing. It's a fantastic series, and the entire creative team deserve a round of applause.

Alex Segura pens a great story that picks up where the last issue left off, while simultaneously raises the stakes for our heroes. It's a story that's barely just begun and still has so much further to go, and it's going to be a great read. This is an issue you should definitely pick up this week!

If you've been keeping up with the issue, it's worth picking up. Other wise this isn't an issue I'd put very high on the MUST READ list for the week. Nonetheless it's still a solid read from start to finish.

This issue continues the run the series has been having of not feeling overly important, and just another slow burn build to a conclusion we're already aware of. If you've kept up with the series, you'll want to read it. But if you're thinking about jumping in, than I would suggest waiting because this series thus far has not fell very high on the MUST READ list. But it's still an enjoyable read.

I had high hopes for this series, and up to now it hadn't lived up to those expectations. But this issue lived up to those expectations and it's given me hope for the final four issues. It's an action packed issue that really takes the overall story and flips it on it's head. It sets the stage for what is sure to be an explosive final arc. We obviously know the overall outcome, but it's the finer details that are going to be interesting to learn. This is a great issue from start to finish. It is one that you're going to want to pick up and read this week.

The Black, White & Red series from Marvel Comics truly is one of the most unique series you'll read at the comic shop. Benjamin Percy crafts a PERFECT Boba Fett story, and the artwork from Chris, Craig & Rachelle is tremendous! This is a series you do NOT want to miss out on!

Saladin Ahmed & Ramon Rosanas both bring their A game for a fun, exciting read that is also a real treasure to look at. This is a very accessible story, and series, to get into as you don't need to be a super diehard Star Wars fan to enjoy it.

This is the quintessential Boba Fett story of our time. It's Boba as we've come to expect from him with all the years of comics, books, tv, movies And that's helped by an incredible story from Ethan Sacks & artwork that is out of this world from Juan Jose Ryp. It's an easy story to get into, no matter what level of Star Wars fan you are.

If you want to read a classic Boba Fett story, this is the story for you. It's a new story, but it has a classic feel to it that works so well. Together with artwork that is some of the best on the stands, you don't want to miss reading this issue.

This is a fun issue to read, and is an easy pickup for all Star Wars fans. Do you know who Darth Maul is? You're good to go! That's all you'll need. Mark Russell does a wonderful job of showing just dangerous he is and why you really cannot underestimate him. And given the ending of this issue, it's going to be interesting to see if maybe that plays a factor into the story going forward. I HIGHLY recommend this issue to all Star Wars fans.

Much like pervious issues of the Black, White & Red series (Maul & Vader) this issue is a fun read. It's an easy pickup for any Star Wars fan, no matter what your level of fandom is. From the most diehard to the fan who might have only seen the films once. Like I said when I reviewed issue #3, do you know who Darth Maul is? If the answer is "yes, than you're good to go! I HIGHLY recommend this entire series to Star Wars fans.

It's a great read that any Star Wars fan can get into, and it's one that I think every Star Wars fan should pick up this week. And that also goes for comic fans, you don't need to be a diehard Star Wars fan to appreciate this story. Do you know who Darth Maul is? Well then you're good to go! I cannot recommend this issue enough!

The end of the issue is another example of the incredible storytelling, and jaw dropping moments that the series has become known for. And it will leave readers wondering how Vader is going to get out of the mess this time. Only the Greg Pak knows, but readers should know that it's going to be incredible and a moment to remember.

The issue ends on a cliffhanger, but it's not entirely surprising. Because it's a moment that has been building for some time now. And what happens next is going to be awesome to read, and a story you're not going to want to miss if you're a fan of the prequel and/or original trilogies.

This is a great issue from Greg Pak and the entire creative team. It brings together the prequel & original trilogies in a really fun and interesting way. It also teases some information that Luke doesn't know but is obviously curious about on some level. Where things go from here is anyone's guess, and not everyone might like that but I do. I prefer to be surprised and shocked by what I read, and I know Greg Pak is going to do just that.

Greg Pak pens another INCREDIBLE issue in his fantastic run on the Darth Vader series. This issue, and the last few issues are about as can't miss as it gets. It's one that Star Wars fans are going to want to pick up at their comic book shops and read ASAP. If you haven't been keeping up with the series, do yourself a favor and jump on now! You won't be disappointed!

FINAL POINT: Greg Pak has crafted an absolutely AMAZING finale to one of the best Star Wars comics ever done. It lives up to the hype and leaves me wanting more. It's a must read issue for all Star Wars fans, no matter how big of a fan you are. Greg Pak has certainly cemented his name in the list of the great Star Wars authors. If his name is on something Star Wars related, you are NOT going to want to miss reading it.

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What did you think of the issue? Be sure to comment your thoughts below, or reach out to me on social media!

What did you think of the issue? Be sure to comment your thoughts below, or reach out to me on social media!

Kieron McKeown & Mike Atiyeh both do a great job with the artwork in this issue. The color is really vibrant and jumped out to me when I was reading the issue. Also the fight sequence in the issue was impeccably drawn & it's a fight I would like to see again sometime!

Cherish Chen takes Doctor Aphra in a direction that brings new depth to the character, and opens up a new path of possibilities for the character. Together with incredible artwork, this is an issue that Star Wars fans should absolutely not pass on!

Ramon Rosanas & Guru-eFX do a fantastic job with the art in this issue. Han Solo, Lando & Chewbacca are captured incredibly in such crisp detail. Speaking of crisp, every panel is so crisp and detailed that it really sets itself apart from other issues you might read this week. It really does a wonderful job & compliments the story incredibly.

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Rodney Barnes is adding some incredible depth to one of the most beloved characters in pop culture history, in a story that is filled with heart, emotion & action from start to finish. Rodney Barnes has perfectly captured a deeper side of Han that all fans are sure to enjoy. All that along with some artwork that has a familiar look make this a series you shouldn't be skipping!

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Marc Yarza, Joser Marzan Jr & Nicola Righi are all incredible with their work yet again in this issue. They do such a great job of translating Poe Dameron onto the comic page. Plus, they do such a good job bringing the action to life throughout the issue.

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FINAL POINT: A fantastic story together with incredible artwork mix for a can't miss issue if you're a Star Wars fan. And if you're a fan of The Clone Wars and/or The Bad Batch than this issue HAS to be at the top of your reading list this week. It's a shame this is only going to be 5 issues in total, because I would LOVE to see a full series.

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This series continues to be a fun read for even the most casual of Star Wars fans. The stakes aren't galaxy wide, but just large enough to be extremely intriguing. An action packed story together with incredible artwork make this an issue you don't want to miss.

George Mann closes out a really fun series that felt like a fun callback to some of my favorite episodes of The Clone Wars. It's a story filled with twists & turns that is sure to keep you turning the page right up to the last page. Along with some artwork that is really stellar, all fans of Star Wars should check this series out!

It's a fun read, that every Star Wars fan should check out when they get the chance. You might want to wait to read this series once it's over. It's halfway through it's run, as it's only going to be 4 issues long, and it's hard to see where it's going to go. Maybe it will end with Vader facing Tensu, but maybe that's too predictable. Regardless, the series thus far feels like one you might want to binge-read once it's all over.

Rodney Barnes delivered an epic conclusion to a fun mini-series that I honestly went into with no real big expectation. Each issue surpassed the previous one, and it's a series that will appeal to a broad range of fans.

This issue is a fun read for anyone who's a fan of Star Wars, no matter what level of a fan you are. It does a great job expanding on a character that's so integral to the story, but one we admittedly don't know a whole lot about. The action sequences are spectacular, and the story is very memorable. I highly recommend this series to everyone!

Marc Guggenheim pens a phenomenal first issue in a brand new Star Wars series that is sure to delight all Star Wars fans. It's a great start to a very intriguing story that is sure to keep readers guessing right up to the very end. That coupled with literally some of the best artwork I've seen in a Star Wars comic make this an issue, and a series, you are NOT going to want to miss.

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What did you think of the issue? Be sure to comment your thoughts below, or reach out to me on social media!

What did you think of the issue? Be sure to comment your thoughts below, or reach out to me on social media!

Madibek Musabekov & Luis Guerrero again do an incredible job with the art in this issue. They do such a good job capturing the look & feel that I get when I watch The Phantom Menace. Also they do a fantastic job at giving things a dark, mysterious look that the story conveys. Not everything is as it seems, and the colors do a great job hammering that home.

Madibek Musabekov & Luis Guerrero continue to blow me away with how good their work is. They have some of the most crisp, detailed work you'll see at the comic shop each week. I love the colors used and how distinct everything is between scenes. The battle on Mina-Rau really stands out as a highlight for the issue.

Madibek Musabekov & Luis Guerrero continue their amazing work with the artwork in this issue. It continues to be one of the most sharply drawn Star Wars comics on the market today. Aayla Secura & Mace Windu look identical to their real life counterparts in the films. I also love the look of the Kaijura because it looks so much like something that the Toho company would have come up with for the Godzilla films.

This is easily one of the most unique issues I've ever read, and it's definitely one of the most fun ones I've read recently. It's easily accessible for every Star Wars fan, and should be a MUST READ.

Marc Bernadin tells an awesome story that weaves together multiple facets of the Star Wars universe and leaves it open ended for more to possibly come. While this appears to be the end for this series, I hope it isn't the full end. Because I truly feel there's a lot of room in the current universe for a Mace Windu story. So Marvel, please continue this story!

The issue isn't reinventing the wheel when it comes to telling the story of Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace. It's a film we've all seen at least once, and are pretty familiar with the finer details of the story. But it is undaunted by the task of retelling the story. It breeze's through the scene's from the film & fleshes out some moments that happened off screen. It's a fun read for anyone who's seen the film, no matter how big of a Star Wars fan you are.

Soo Lee does an incredible job with the artwork from start to finish. He does a great job capturing Anakin & Obi-Wan's look, despite the fact we don't really see them in this way very much (if at all) it still looks incredible. I also love the other worldliness and how creepy & spooky the artwork is. It's unnerving and off putting, but it looks so spectacular & really helps push the comic to the next level of how good it is.

The artwork in this issue is simply spectacular, and the story is another tremendous one from Cavan Scott. If you want a heartfelt story with a little bit of suspense, then this is the issue for you!

If you're a fan of the supernatural or interweaving stories, Cavan Scott has penned the story for you. In a franchise as big as Star Wars has become, there's absolutely some room for a little bit of spooky storytelling in it. It's a story that is truly page turning, together with artwork that is some of the most unique art I've ever seen.

It's not the most earth shattering issue in recent memory, but it's still a fun issue to read regardless. It adds some great depth to a character that didn't get a lot of screen time and it's a great exploration of one of the newest characters in Star Wars. It's worth the pickup if you're looking for some light reading or just looking to pass the time with a fun read.

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If you're passing on this series for whatever reason, you're truly missing out on one of the best Star Wars comics going today. If you're a Clone Wars/Bad Batch you're going to love this series. The writing is incredible, the artwork is incredible. And it all blends together into a issue, and a series, you don't want to miss!

The entire creative team puts an incredible bow on what is a fantastic series that is as must read as it gets. If you're a fan of The Bad Batch you're going to LOVE this series. Thank you to the entire team for one of my favorite series in recent memory.

If you're a fan of The Clone Wars or The Bad Batch, you have to check out this issue. It does a great job capturing the look & feel of those shows that fans are sure to love it.

While the issue is a lengthy one, you certainly get your money's worth with the quality of stories from each of the writers. Each story is a joy to read and well worth the time to check out. And it's certainly an issue you should check out this week!

It's a great start to this story, and it's going to be interesting to see where George Mann takes this story and how crazy it could get. It's a very solid start and definitely one you're going to want to keep an eye on. It's got a lot of promise and should be very good going forward.

The issue isn't the strongest work that Cavan Scott has ever done. But that's okay, not every issue can be a hit. The issue largely feels like filler and more than half of the issue is focused on an event that won't have any impact on the story going forward, but the parts that do have an impact on the story will be interesting to see how they play out going forward.

The issue is a strong return to form for Cavan Scott after a brief hiccup in the last issue, and it's an issue that pulls at the heartstrings a little bit. The issue feels like the first step in the next chapter of this story, and it's going to be interesting to see where it goes from here. It's a great read and one that I think Star Wars fans should give a chance and read. If you're a newer Star Wars fan you might not want to jump in on this issue specifically, but if you're a seasoned Star Wars fan you'll definitely want to read it.

Daniel Jose Older is a phenomenal story teller and I would definitely put him in the category of "can't miss anytime a new project of his releases. And the story Older tells in this issue is a great one. I've said it before and I'll say it again, the storytelling the entire crew are doing with The High Republic series are phenomenal and some of the best storytelling being done in Star Wars today at any level. This issue is a great jumping on point for new readers young or old, and gets a story going while also catching people up on things.

The artwork is as great as ever, and kudos to the whole team for that. The issue is a fun read for fans of The High Republic new & seasoned. It's an easy jumping in point since it's the start of a new story, and while you might not be familiar with all of the characters right away you'll learn them over time. I'm also very interested to see where this story goes, because the ending is very interesting and the possible routes this could go are doubly interesting.

This issue is another feather in the cap for Daniel Jose Older with a great story, and a feather in the cap for the entire creative team. They really hit it out of the park in every facet of the issue. The story is awesome, the art work is top notch and it all blends together for a great story set in a fantastic time period for Star Wars.

Daniel Jose Older crafts another SPECTACULAR issue that is quickly becoming a MUST READ issue each month. This issue especially is a wonderful blend between some exposition between characters and plot development. It's going to be especially interesting to see how the heroes respond to the new challenges. If you haven't been reading the series so far, this issue is a great jumping on point. And you do NOT want to miss this issue.

This issue feels like a bit of an interlude, and on the surface you might think it's a filler issue but it's not. It's adding a new wrinkle into the story that is sure to make things even more tough for our heroes. The twist is one of the best ones I've read in recent memory, and it's honestly one that I should've seen coming. So kudos to Daniel Jose Older for hiding it so well. I'm even more excited to see where things go from here, because things are not going to slow down and only speed up from here. And I absolutely cannot wait to see where it goes from here!

It's a fun issue that is an interesting setup for the next few issues to come. An action packed story that feels like a story straight out of The Clone Wars, it's definitely an issue you're going to want to pick up this week.

We see the issue ends on a bit of cliffhanger, and it's going to be interesting to see where things go from here. We do know that The High Republic will be coming to an end at some point in the near future. Thereby you would have to figure that there's going to be a climactic battle taking place across all of the books & comics.

Daniel Jose Older crafts a masterful story that is worthy of the Star Wars name. The issue is fast paced and part one in a major battle that's going to have ramifications for the High Republic. It's an issue that you won't be disappointed in if you pick it up at the comic shop this week. And it's one that you're going to want to pick up this week.

FINAL POINT: Daniel Jose Older pens a good story that fans who've been following since the first issue will enjoy, but casual fans who might be looking to pick it up on a whim might not. The artwork also doesn't enhance the story like I'm used to and takes away from the experience in certain panels. Overall, it's an issue that I wouldn't put high on your must read list.

The issue is a solid one if you've been keeping up with the series, and it's one you're going to want to pick up. And that especially goes for if you've been reading The High Republic material overall. If you have, you're not going to want to miss this. But for those who haven't, this might not be for you. It's still a good story, with some fantastic artwork. And the ending leaves me very interested to see how things play out in the next issue.

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A tremendous story along with incredible artwork make for an issue that you won't want to miss this week!

Firstly, Harvey Tolibao & Michael Atiyeh are truly a fantastic tandem when it comes to artwork in Star Wars comics. They have such a distinct style that really helps the issue (and the series) stand out from the rest. Second, I also cannot think of a duo who are better at battle sequences in comics than these two. If you're looking for a comic series with great battle sequences, and they're doing the artwork? Buy it IMMEDIATELY.

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Daniel Jose Older does an incredible job telling a one shot story that is a fantastic companion piece to the story that's been going on in recent months. If you've been keeping up with the story, you're going to want to read it ASAP. If you haven't, give it a shot. It's a great bit of storytelling that might convince you to read the work Older has been doing, because it's been GREAT work.

If you've been keeping up with the High Republic Adventure series, you're going to want to pick this issue up. Especially because of how it ends, and given that story might then spin-off into a future issue. It's a fun read that I think is a nice little break between all the comics you'll be reading this week.

The issue is fun, and one that if you're reading the High Republic Adventures issues you're going to want to read. Daniel Jose Older writes a great story and pens a memorable issue. This is a one shot you won't want to miss if you're a Star Wars fan.

Daniel Jose Older pens some of his best work yet with this issue. The artwork from Paris Alleyne compliments the story wonderfully. This issue is a must read if you've been keeping up with the various High Republic series from Dark Horse Comics. Even if you haven't there's something here you'll enjoy. Overall it's a great read and worth the pick up this week.

It's hard to say where this series is going. This is a new writer for the issue and the last one was written by Daniel Jose Older. If it's going to be an anthology series, that's fine. It's going to be very hard to connect with these characters if we're going to learn about them in one issue and not see them again in another. The issue is fine if you're looking for a quick read or looking to spice up your reading list this week. Overall I wouldn't put it very high on the MUST READ list this week.

The issue is a nice side story to the overall war that's been going on in the Star Wars galaxy in the various High Republic stories. It's a good issue to read if you're looking for a change of pace, and it's one you should give a chance if you haven't read the series up to this point.

Cavan Scott along with Vincenzo Riccardi come together to create a memorable story in both text and artwork. It's a fantastic combination that I would love to see continue together going forward. This is an issue you should definitely pick up this week cause the artwork alone is going to blow you away.

George Mann pens a fantastic issue that is absolutely worth the read this week. He's building the foundation for a great story that is only getting better with each issue. Whatever ends up happening with the Echo Stones is going to be incredibly interesting to read, and I'm absolutely going to be reading.

The story has been decent enough that it's enjoyable but if you haven't kept up with it to this point, you may want to wait until issue 4 comes out and then catch up all at once. The amount of backstory isn't necessarily a bad thing, but three issues worth feels a little much to me. Regardless, the next issue should be interesting in revealing if this series is going to go anywhere or just continue to spin it's tires in place.

The issue doesn't feel like it's the most important one so far. But it does try to convey that feeling from start to finish. Perhaps that feeling will come across once we know where the story goes from here. But for now, the issue is fine. It's nothing to write home about, but it's a fun read regardless.

If this is the end of the series, than it's one of the better finale's I've read. And if it's not, it's just as good an ending of the story. This issue should be one you pick up this week, and is honestly the best issue I've read this week. It's a wonderful piece of storytelling that deserves some sort of award.

If you're a Star Wars fan, you're absolutely going to want to want to pick this up at your local comicbook shop. And if you're looking for something fun you can't go wrong with this! This issue should definitely be high up on your read list this week!

While the issue isn't a smash hit, it's still a fun read for fans of the High Republic series. It makes for good backstory to issue 16 of The High Republic Adventures, but it does little more than that.

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A truly unique story, mixed together with memorable artwork make this an issue you do NOT want to miss this week!

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What did you think of the issue? Be sure to comment your thoughts below, or reach out to me on social media!

Cavan Scott weaves a masterful story that gives the reader very little time to breath and instantly kicks the story back into high gear in an incredibly gripping way. It brings together an unlikely group that has to put aside a lot of baggage and work together at a time when it seems like no one in the group wants to, and the group is mostly Jedi! And with the final frame, it will leave readers of The High Republic novels curious of just what will happen next.

The issue ends on a great cliffhanger that I'm definitely interested to see, and Cavan Scott does a great job telling a story with a lot of different characters uniting for a common goal. It's going to be interesting to see where things go from here, and it's definitely a story that Star Wars fans should add to their pull list and catch up on if they're not doing so already.

This issue is another example of what I've been saying, and that is that The High Republic has some of the BEST storytelling in Star Wars right now.

Cavan Scott further cements why he's in the same conversation as Charles Soule as the great Star Wars storytellers. The issue changes the tone & pace they've been following to incredible effect, and the story will keep readers guessing on what will happen next right up to the very end.

The issue was a fun trip down memory lane as someone who saw The Phantom Menace in theaters in 1999. And seeing what became of some well known locations from that film was an added bonus I didn't expect at all. This is an issue that every Star Wars fan is going to want to pick up this week.

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If you pick up one issue this week that isn't on your pull list, make it this one. The story is incredible & the artwork is top notch. This is a story any Star Wars fan will enjoy, and HAS to be read ASAP!

If you've ever wanted to see Kylo Ren in action, this is the issue you want to read! It reminds me a lot of some of the issues Darth Vader has had. Charles Soules great story together with the amazing artwork from Luke Ross & Nolan Woodard, make this an issue you need to read ASAP!

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Stefano Raffaele & Nolan Woodard do a fantastic job with the artwork in this issue. Everything is so crisp & detailed, and I like the effect they did with the flashback scenes to give it a different feel from the scenes taking place in the present.

A great story together with fantastic artwork make this an issue that you're not going to want to skip. Charles Soule continues to deliver a spectacular story that delivers with each issue.

Charles Soule continues to deliver with one of the best Star Wars comics of the decade, and together with tremendous artwork that is stunning to look at. this is an issue (and a series) you do NOT want to miss!

Charles Soule ends one of the best Star Wars series of the decade on a high note, and gives some added depth to one of the most conflicted characters in Star Wars history. Together with artwork that is some of the best at the comic shop, this is a series you don't want to pass up!

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Pasqual Ferry & Matt Hollingsworth both did a fantastic job with this issue. It's got a unique feel to it that helps it stand out when you read it, and it really compliments the story so well. The fight sequence in the second half of the issue is particularly great. Despite not having the usual ways to go about a Thor fight, they gave it a familiar feel to it.

If you've been skipping on reading this series for whatever reason, then you need to rectify that ASAP! Because this series feels like it's about to kick into high gear. Al Ewing is putting out a story that is worthy of the name of Thor, and the artwork is right there with it in quality!

A change of scenery & pace that really doesn't hurt the series in any way. It's a wholesome story that provides enough intrigue to add some interesting layers to the overall story being told. Together with some great artwork, this issue is a must read for any Thor fan!

An issue that isn't as action packed as prior issues, but still carries the punches in the story. Al Ewing is digging DEEP into the Thor mythos to tell a story that's shaping up to be extremely interesting

Chip Zdarsky pens an intriguing story that left me wanting to know what's coming next, which is always the sign of a good story. He sets up several plot points that should be very intriguing to see play out. Together with artwork that is top notch, this is an issue you should have on your reading list this week.

Casey Gilly starts off the series to a roaring start that is sure to be the talk of longtime Lara Croft fans. It's a super easy read, even if you haven't kept up with the Lara Croft franchise recently. Together with fantastic artwork from Antonio & Eren, this is an issue you shouldn't pass up on.

Just when you think you've got things figured out, Deniz Camp changes the script. An incredible issue that is sure to have readers buzzing from the very start of the issue. Together with artwork that keeps the familiar feeling you're used to but with some great personal touches put on it by the artists. This is an issue that should be at the top of you're reading list.

Deniz Camp pens an absolute masterpiece, while adding wrinkles to a story that feels larger than the universe it's set in. Together with artwork that continues to stun & impress, this is a series that you do NOT want to pass up reading!

While the issue doesn't have any major action sequences, it does have some fantastic story building moments. I get the feeling that Hickman is building to something big with the first series of issues and I know it isn't going to disappoint. It's a great read for any Spider-Man fans that you should absolutely pick up this week.

It's taking characters we've known for so long, and not presenting them in a way that we've seen before. This issue along with the whole series should be at the top of everyone's must read list. It's still early in the series, so it won't take long for you to catch up if you haven't started yet.

The issue is a fun read, and really interesting in terms of character development. But if you're looking for a knockdown drag out fight, then this isn't the issue for you. The scenes between Harry & Peter at the end of the issue are the real highlight, and is the start of a point I think all the readers have been waiting to see start happening. Despite the misstep that is this issue, I fully anticipate the next one will be a return to form.

It's an issue you're going to want to pick up if you're heavily invested in this new Ultimates universe. And if you're not THAT invested, you should still pick it up because this feels like a turning point in the story. This is where things are going to change, and it's going to be great to see where they go from here.

While the action is kept to a simple bank robbery, it's still a very important issue. The developments with Harry & Uncle Ben make for a compelling story that will be interesting to see play out over the next few issues. Hickman is an absolute master at storytelling and he's weaving another masterpiece with this one.

This issue is quite honestly the best issue I've read this week and the most shocking one I've read in quite a while. The twists at the end of the issue are so unexpected from what I expected to happen that I'm glad I was wrong. Hickman is truly on one of the most memorable runs I've ever seen in a comic, and if you're skipping this series for whatever reason than you don't know what you're missing out on. This issue is absolutely a MUST READ ASAP!

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The issue won't have you on the edge of your seat like previous issues have. But it's still a great read nonetheless. It ratchets up the tension surrounding Peter & his family from every front. The fuse is lit on the powder keg, and the keg keeps getting bigger. And I cannot wait to see the inevitable explosion that happens. This is an issue you're definitely going to want to pick up this week!

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What did you think of the issue? Be sure to comment your thoughts below, or reach out to me on social media!

What did you think of the issue? Be sure to comment your thoughts below, or reach out to me on social media!

What did you think of the issue? Be sure to comment your thoughts below, or reach out to me on social media!

What did you think of the issue? Be sure to comment your thoughts below, or reach out to me on social media!

This is an issue that I wouldn't put at the top of my reading list, but would rather set aside and come back to in another issue or so to fully grasp it's relevance. Because right now it just feels like a filler issue to get to the next story point.

A tremendous penultimate issue for the series that sets up for what's sure to be an explosive finale. Hickman has given us the best Spider-Man story of the last decade. I get the feeling the finale is going to be one of the most talked about issues in a while, and you're not going to want to miss it.

Matt: Jonas and Edgar manage to fill the panels full of action that at no point get caught in a web-filled mess. The leap Miles does after Billie is full of energy and detail and the subtle change in his costume is done very well. Each Spider-Man has a uniqueness drawn into them which makes you feel how much fun the duo is having. Sara and Tamra had me interested based on their cover work alone giving off energetic vibes.

Do not skip this issue at all! Deniz Camp is one of the best writers Marvel has going in the Ultimates universe, and together with Cody Ziglar the pen a story that is truly one of the best Marvel has done this year. Together with the tremendous artwork from Scharf & Delgado, this issue needs to be at the top of your read list!

Jonas Scharf & Edgar Delgado really did a fantastic job with the artwork in this issue. Each panel has such a unique color layout to it, and everything is just immaculately detailed. The color is what really stood out to me, because it was so different and unique from what I've seen in the rest of the comics in this universe that I couldn't help but take notice.

Jonas Scharf & Erick Arcinigea both do a fantastic job with the artwork in this issue. They have such a unique style and look for this issue, that it really stands out from the rest of the Ultimate's universe. The action sequences are incredibly detailed, and the backgrounds are just spectacular to look at. With Jonas & Erick at the helm for artwork, you can't go wrong with anything they're a part of.

Camp & Ziglar pen a fitting end to the series, that will send major ripples through two universes that's sure to have fans talking.

A solid issue, but one that feels like it reached maybe a little too high in scope. The artwork more than makes up for things & make this an issue you're definitely going to want to check out this week!

While this issue isn't an action packed one, it does contain a great story that fans are going to want to read this week. It's an awesome origin story that doesn't stay on the beaten path and takes a few risks with where things go. It's a very promising start to the series, and it's a series that should be put onto everyones pull list at the comic shops.

Deniz Camp tells a masterful story that takes well established characters that have been around for almost 63 years and turns what you think you know about them on their head. This issue is going to be point you're going to come back to in future issues as a moment to reflect on why Reed/Doom does what he does. And it is going to be incredible to see that play out.

This issue is one of the most earthshattering issues Marvel has done in recent memory. It stands out as a pivotal one that will change the entire universe moving forward. Because what may have seemed like a near certainty for the heroes is now as far away from that as it can be. Will they be able to recover, or is it all over? Only time will tell, but this series is CAN'T MISS going forward.

Deniz Camp pens a great issue that is a nice change of pace from the last couple of issues. It sets up the next chapter of the story and puts our heroes on a trajectory towards what feels like the inevitable. And the path they walk on that journey is truly going to be remarkable to read.

If you've been reading all of the Ultimate books from Marvel since it's re-envisioning this is definitely one you're going to want to pick this book up. It's absolutely going to be coming back into play down the road, and hopefully they get their own book in a future issue.

FINAL POINT: Deniz Camp along with Chris Allen crafted a masterful introduction to one of the more well known street level Marvel characters. And they've done so at a time where interest in those characters is ramping up. They've added another piece to the chess board for the eventual battle between the heroes & The Maker, and it's going to be VERY interesting to see how the next few issues play out. This is DEFINITELY and issue you'll want to pick up this week!

Deniz Camp continues to impress with his storytelling, and just how far he's willing to go for the story. He takes some big risks with the story, but in the end they pay off spectacularly. This is an issue that you do NOT want to miss this week, and it's one you're going to want to read ASAP.

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Undoubtedly the story is one of the best issues out this week. Along with the story, the artwork is spectacular and make for a truly remarkable issue. Without a doubt, you do NOT want to miss this issue this week!

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Von Randal is the guest artist for this issue, and he is fantastic from start to finish. This is the first time I'm seeing his work, and I have to say I'm very impressed with what I see. Every panel is so crisp, and detailed that it really adds to the stunning visuals you're used to in this Ultimate universe.

Yes, I'm counting it against EVERYTHING they're printing right now. This issue has a lot to live up to, and it exceeds it in every way possible! So without further ado, let's jump into it!

Deniz Camp continues his incredible run with a story that's one of the most heartfelt ones on shelves this week. Together with incredible art from Phil Noto, this issue is one of the best there is!

A heartfelt issue with a twist at the end that's sure to have people talking. It's a twist that adds an incredible wrinkle to things for the Ultimate Universe. Together with tremendous artwork, this issue should be right up there on your reading list this week.

FINAL POINT: If you're going to buy just ONE issue this week, MAKE IT THIS ONE. With two fantastic stories between Al Ewing & Charles Soule, and the fantastic artwork in both stories you can't go wrong with this issue. Plus, this issue is going to be the most talked about comic at the shops and online this week. This issue feels like a major moment in Marvel comics, and it's going to be an incredible thing to see play out.