King In Black: Return Of The Valkyries #1
| Event\Storyline | King in Black |
| Writer | Jason Aaron, Torunn Gronbekk |
| Artist | Nina Vakueva |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
JANE FOSTER RETURNS!
Once there was an entire army of Valkyries, but now Jane Foster is the only one. When the King in Black comes to Midgard, Jane must rebuild the Valkyries to help stop him -starting with Hildegarde, a warrior from Asgard's own hallowed halls, and X-Man Dani Moonstar, a former Valkyrie herself. But what Jane doesn't know...is that she never was the only Valkyrie after all. Who is the fourth warrior? Jason Aaron and Torunn Gr nbekk team up with artist Nina Vakueva for a story that will rock the foundations of the Marvel Universe!
Rated T+
CRITIC REVIEWS
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8.0
But Why Tho? - Charles Hartford
Jan 05, 2021When all is said and done Return of the Valkyries #1 starts this two-sided story off with both a strong narrative, as well as good emotional depth. Read Full Review
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8.0
Beyond The Panel - Jideobi Odunze
Jan 06, 2021In the end, I was overall satisfied with the first issue of King In Black: Return Of The Valkyries. Aside from that one plot point which wasn't entirely clear, this is the Valkryie story we have all been waiting for a long time now. Read Full Review
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8.0
ComicBook.com - Tanner Dedmon
Jan 07, 2021Jane Foster's travels between the lands of the living and the dead have consistently played host to some of the hero's most bizarre and unsettling encounters, and it's no different in the "King in Black" story. Read Full Review
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7.3
Major Spoilers - Matthew Peterson
Jan 11, 2021Jane encounters a familiar face to MCU fans, with the soul of The Sentry in the balance. It's pretty good. Read Full Review
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7.0
Multiversity Comics - Gregory Ellner
Jan 11, 2021Even aside from being a crossover tie-in, the Valkyries ride again in a fun return to form through the afterlives in the midst of a horrific storyline on Earth. Read Full Review
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6.0
AIPT - David Brooke
Jan 06, 2021King In Black: Return of the Valkyries holds a lot of promise for what could be a fascinating angle on the realm of death while the current harbinger of death, Knull, looms over Earth. This issue does just enough to whet your appetite for what is to come, but it does so in a flat way not quite delivering enough to keep the momentum going. Read Full Review