Radiant Black #34

Heavy is the crown for Marshall Ward. Higgins and Clark put the Massive-verse mainstay into the defensive with the writing. The art team shines with superb action panels that establish a new threat has arrived. Theres no better time to jump into the Massive-Verse than right now. Read Full Review

Radiant Black seems to be avoiding the over-the-top intensity that it could be hitting the page with. The crazy level of interconnection between everything really would have had a greater potential to have greater impacts. However, the coherence of the story would have suffered a bit if they really do into the whole concept of parallel universes, and that sort of thing the way they could have. As it is, the multiversal angle on the story is kind of being used as gimmick to keep pushing things forward with respect to the plot. It's not a bad tool. It's just something that could've been used as something other than a plot device: something with greater thematic depth than theyre. going for here. Read Full Review

The new villain is awful in ways both good and bad, the art look solid and Radiant Pink proves herself to be smart and capable as we up the ante. Read Full Review