Savage Avengers #16

This is an absolutely epic chapter of a larger tale which gives strong moments to some great characters. Read Full Review

As one arc closes, another opens, and here it's pretty evident Savage Avengers has never been better. Read Full Review

The book is incredibly drawn and I think there's depth here. I just couldn't find it by reviewing this book out of context. I wanted more emotional impact here. Both from the characters and a reaction in myself. I wanted them to sweat a little more and panic but they just simply succeeded. Even Juggernaut seemed in control of himself, stating he didn't want to to kill the dragon. Read Full Review

Duggan knows these characters well and has a proven track record for weaving a narrative that pushes you to the next book. Conan has had a tremendous development arc since the introductory issue. Hopefully we can expect increased savagery as we push into the King in Black event. Read Full Review

cincyfan

Jan 21, 2021

This was decent it’s a fun read and I really liked the artwork

Ryan

Jan 23, 2022

Magik was such a good addition to this book. Her stranding Sadurang in Limbo was hilarious

Psycamorean

Dec 17, 2020

This is fun, but nothing more than that.

DDJamesB

Dec 21, 2020

Standard read for this series. Its pretty fun but its definitely not a must read in any way. I like the mix of characters they bring in.

the_comic_book_club

Dec 21, 2020

Savage Avengers Issue: 16 “Let’s Go To Limbo” Publisher: @marvel Writter: @digduggan Artist: Patch Zirchter Colorist: @javatartaglia Cover: @valeriogiangiordanoart & @fgdcolor Letterer: Travis Lanham After the evil sorcerer Kulan Gath was forced to retreat following a battle with a group of fierce warriors, Doctor Strange gathered two teams with specific missions in order to finally defeat Kulan Gath for good. The team of Conan, Magik, the Black Knight and the Juggernaut form one half of the Savage Avengers and are now in Bruges to secure the Eye of Agamotto that manifests strength. Only Sadurang, an Asgardian Dragon stands in their way. This issue really puts the abilities of each Savage Avenger on display to take down a formidable foe. Patch’s artwork was awesome throughout as the battle panels were brought to life with his beautiful artwork. This issue was action packed which I love. However, the dialogue amongst the team was very cheesy and that just doesn’t fit with this team. They are “Savage Avengers” which makes them more fierce and serious in my opinion. Having a cheesy and joking dialogue while engaged in battle ruins their tone. Additionally, I was not too pleased with how easy they took down the Asgardian Dragon. They really dropped the ball on something that could have been epic. This series started off hot but now it looks to be a little drawn out. However, this series is far superior to the Avengers series right now and I appreciate that. Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Reviewed by: @mcruz2189 of The Comic Book Club of Instagram Follow: @the_comic_book_club on Instagram for more reviews! more

Spacey Medicine

Apr 16, 2021

A serviceable read.