Secret Warriors #11
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| Writer | Matthew Rosenberg |
| Artist | Javi Garron |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
VERSUS MISTER SINISTER Part 4
HE DIDN'T START THE FIRE...
But Inferno will sure finish it! With his niece in danger, Dante will stop at nothing to find Sinister.
But can his team keep up with him, or will he play right into Mister Sinister's hands?
And Karnak's long play finally comes to fruition--what has the man who can see all flaws found in the Inhumans' legacy?
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CRITIC REVIEWS Back to Top
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8.0
Monkeys Fighting Robots - Brandon J. Griffin
Dec 30, 2017With only one issue left, one of the best under-the-radar comics for Marvel approaches it's finale. I sincerely hope this team gets another shot if the animated movie is successful. Read Full Review
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7.8
Weird Science - Aaron Anderson
Jan 01, 2018Questions get answers in this penultimate issue. Some of the transitions between scenes felt a little forced and confusing, but considering how much got packed into this issue its understandable. The art and the writing are still really spot on though. I think this run gives you a really good sample of all the characters involved. Making this a great trade in the future to give to comic lovers and skeptics a like. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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9.5
I love this series. It doesn't use the group of characters getting together as an excuse for a never-ending crossover, but instead it actually gets to develop them one by one, through their relationship with each other.
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8.0
The good guys defeat Mr. Sinister in a highly satisfying Ultimate Showdown. Karnak gets shuffled into the losing column in a fascinating, philosophical way. This issue reaches up to true greatness with the thought-provoking arguments that finish it off, and it's exhilarating to see Karnak's brutal pragmatism get repeatedly dunked on. Counterbalancing that notably awesome content, though, is a broken art collaboration. The four pages contributed by Will Robson are decent, but there's no longer any good excuse to justify the jarring clash in styles. Javier Garrón makes the majority of the book look outstanding. The climactic fight scene has a cast of dozens and is ridiculously intricate, but the emotional moments are also fully supported wit more
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