Captain Britain and MI:13 #15

The finale of Captain Britain and MI:13 does the series justice. If you're a fan, there is a whole lot to like about Captain Britain and MI:13 #15. Read Full Review

I'm sure that a lot of people will have mixed feelings when they close the final page of this final issue, but I'd advise them to not spend too much time bemoaning the loss of this title. These 15 issues (16, if you include the annual; and 22, if you include Cornell's Wisdom miniseries) aren't going to disappear from your longboxes as a result of the book's cancellation. With this in mind, any fans of the series who desperately want to keep the title alive should do so by cherishing this final chapter just as much as the previous instalments; by recommending the back issues and collected editions to friends and fellow readers; or by digging out the series and rereading it from the start so that they can enjoy it all over again. Read Full Review

Still, there are worse ways to finish off a series that with a story like this one, and the closing sequence is a fantastic way for it to end on a high. There's no dismantling of the team, nor any attempt to put the toys back in the box -- The team's story doesn't end, it just reaches the end of an act -- MI-13 is here to stay, we just won't be following their adventures any more. The door open for a follow-up, and if there's any justice in the world, this isn't going to be the last we see of the team. Read Full Review

It's a strong ending that makes me sad we couldn't get another 10 issues out of this premise and the team. Read Full Review