Sir James Nerdcaster Comic Reviews

The book moves a great pace, Robert Venditti's writing makes these events seem like they are happening naturally and organically. Nothing feels forced or overdone. There's nothing predictable about this book.

All in all a decent read. I hope it picks up though.

This is one of those issues that you just have to pick up. This series is a great insight into what goes on in the Marvel U behind the fancy intergalactic battles and gods fighting gods. It's gritty, beautiful, and serious. This is slowly making Edmondson and Noto a duo to watch out for.

Duggan and Posehn are fantastic storytellers and have been telling stories that really take a toll on Wade. He's not jumping from mission to mission. There's connections between all of them.

All in all, it's a nice change of pace from the stuff we have seen so far. The creativity of the team is just fantastic.

This is a definite must read. Pick up the issue, pick up the series and go nuts!

He has the banter and action down pat. With a few more issues there is no telling what this guy could do.

This issue feels like a filler, once that is a little forced. Ok, so it also serves as a segue into the next arc but most of it still feels a little bland. Simon Baz is essentially a cameo in this. Hal has some nice scenes so it isn't all bad.

So while all this is fine and dandy, it is a tad repetitive. Fight 1, fight 2, fight 40987".. It feels more like a Street Fighter arcade edition story with a few G.I.Joe character thrown in as game exclusive characters. I'm still enjoying the series, but I hope they mix it up and give it a little more meat.