Journey Into Mystery #639
| Writer | Kieron Gillen |
| Artist | Richard Elson |
Asgardia refuses to interfere in a Civil War of the gods, but behind the scenes, Loki finds himself as a one-man intervention force.
CRITIC REVIEWS
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9.0
IGN - Jesse Schedeen
Jun 06, 2012It may be too early to pass judgment, but Gillen's new arc of JIM shows the potential to be as well-crafted and immensely entertaining as any of the writer's Thor work to date. If you've neglected the book so far (and shame on you if you have), this isn't a bad time to jump on board. Read Full Review
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9.0
A Comic Book Blog - Geoff Arbuckle
Jun 06, 2012After the shaky tie-in with New Mutants, I'm definitely glad to see Gillen and Elson take the series back to its roots. Read Full Review
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8.6
Outer Realm Comics - warriorfist
Jun 06, 2012A promising beginning to what looks to be an interesting new arc, Journey Into Mystery #639 features a solid return to form, featuring very above par performances from Gillen and co. Regular fans of the book won't be remiss picking this one up...and also, can I say, reader-friendly jumping on point? Those on the fence, waste your time no more and come onboard my friends! You won't regret it, that we can promise you. Read Full Review
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8.0
Weekly Comic Book Review - Alex Evans
Jun 11, 2012The start of a story that feels much more like JIM in its element, both in script and art. A good issue and I think it'll only get better from here. Read Full Review
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8.0
Population Go - Population Go Staff
Jun 11, 2012With the Exiled crossover and Journey Into Mystery shipping this week too, it seems like we've had Journey Into Mystery for six weeks in a row, and it shows no sign of letting off steam as we move into yet another arc. Taking Loki out of his comfort zone has added a new edge to the series, and it already had more edges than porcupine with a ruler. This series hasn't had a bad issue yet, and this is no exception. Read Full Review