Queen In Black #2
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| Writer | Al Ewing |
| Artist | Iban Coello |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
A Cataclysm of Light & Darkness! Tony Stark races against time, assembling powerful twin teams- Defenders of Light and Defenders of Dark - to battle Hela and Knull amidst the cosmic void. As their clash shakes the stars, Hela unleashes her devastating assault on Earth, forcing the AVENGERS OF EARTH into action for humanity's survival. But chaos doesn't end there: the monstrous SYMBIOTE INTELLIGENCE descends upon New York City, igniting a fierce confrontation as Venom and the Fantastic Four leap into battle! Will heroes unite and overcome the tide of darkness threatening the universe?
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9.0
COMICON - Scott Redmond
Jul 30, 2026Event fatigue is running wild at Marvel but ‘Queen In Black’ might have the juice to beat it as the debut issue proves. Character continuity is a bit messy, but the overall story and visuals are on point and are actually a bit exciting to engage with. Read Full Review
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9.0
AIPT - David Brooke
Aug 05, 2026Queen in Black #2 successfully raises the stakes without losing sight of its characters. Al Ewing balances massive superhero warfare with key moments for Dylan and Hela, making each feel essential to the larger conflict. The event continues to reward readers following the broader line while still delivering exciting developments in its core series, even if some tie-in reminders slow the momentum slightly. Coello and Medina make the escalating war feel enormous, ensuring every battlefield is packed with urgency and spectacle. By the final page, Hela has firmly established herself as a villain worthy of the spotlight, and the road ahead looks increasingly dire for Earth's defenders. Read Full Review
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9.0
Nerd Initiative - ShawnFoles
Aug 05, 2026This was another great entry into the Queen in Black story. I really love that Ewing can move you around the battlefield almost cinematically to help you see all the moving parts of this battle. The art stuns, helping the reader easily move from one setting to another with distinct visual cues. Read Full Review
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7.8
Graphic Policy - Brett
Aug 05, 2026Queen in Black #2 does a good job of balancing things as it delivers big action and teases what's coming next. Read Full Review
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6.8
Comic Watch - Henry Davis
Aug 05, 2026Queen in Black #2 refocuses the stakes of this event on relationship between MJ and Dylan, utilizing the last few years of their lives to establish a subtle, yet rich emotional bond that may just elevate this tale beyond its popcorn fun. Read Full Review
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7.5+ Like • Comment
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