Aero #10

The opening of Aero's first major crossover continues to show the unique mix of superhero tropes that make Aero its unique voice. The blending of golden-aged heroism with silver-aged plot construction and a slow and steady pacing contrast boldly against the quick clustering of action that typically shoots through a standard superhero comic. With the tenth issue's connection to the main Marvel Universe, Aero begins to feel a bit more like a part of a larger tapestry.  Read Full Review

Aero #11 spends a lot of its time unraveling the mysteries of the crystal beasts and their remarkable towers through exposition and flashbacks. Read Full Review

EDiakota

Sep 01, 2020

" Delusions of balance are the reason your clan is a danger to the human race !" - NESTS

ScorpioDarkArachnoid8

Aug 27, 2020

It has still something desire for... But an attractive artwork, and the cameo of Tony Stark really sets you up for what is about to happen. Aero is my one of my favorite female superhero so yeah this review is a lil biased.

CrazyforRAMU

Feb 17, 2021

Ling and Tony Stark meet, but we'll have to wait another issue to see Aero and Iron Man. Ugh. Madame Huang provides intriguing backstory tidbits that finally start to stitch together the title's mythology. It's still an annoying maze of different timelines, all unfolding too slow and too distant from each other. At least the visuals are still pretty.

Psycamorean

Aug 28, 2020

It's been five months and I still don't like this series. Why it wasn't a casualty of COVID really boggles my mind. Not even Iron Man could make it interesting. I read somewhere that this series was originally released in much larger volumes, and that may be why barely anything happens issue to issue in the American release.