Captain Britain and MI:13 #6

Grab the second or third printings, or even the trades, and get on board this series. Even if you've never been a fan or if you don't have any experience with these characters, just give this book a shot. Read Full Review

Yet another solid effort for Cap & Co. This book is more than just another quirky take on a C-list cast and it reads like nothing else on the stands right now, giving an rare look at intelligent and fun-loving superheroics. Read Full Review

When deciding on my rating for this issue, I couldn't decide whether to award it 3.5 or 4 bullets. In the end, I plumped for 4 bullets, because although it doesn't quite reach the giddy heights of some of the previous issues, it provides some compelling moments of characterisation, establishes a pretty strong basis for the arc as a whole, and features a high standard of art throughout. And the excitement of seeing Hodge Hill - an area of the city that's just a few miles away from my home - in the pages of a Marvel superhero title is enough to earn it a little extra goodwill for the moment. Read Full Review

"I believe that's your wife?" Some of the characterization is pretty opaque, notably the Blade/Spitfire interactions, but overall, it's a strong issue. Read Full Review