Thunderbolts #160

7.5

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6 Reviews
6.5

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1 Reviews
Event\Storyline Fear Itself
Writer Jeff Parker
Artist Declan Shalvey
Cover Price $2.99

FEAR ITSELF TIE-IN! The Raft prison has been destroyed. Hundreds of the most powerful criminals in the world are on the loose. But their threat is nothing compared to that of the one man who was already unstoppable and now wields godlike power. XXXXX XXXXXX is tearing a path across the United States, obliterating everything before him - and now the Thunderbolts are going to stand in his way. Can XXXXX XXXXXX's team stop him? Can anything...?!

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  • 9.0

    A Comic Book Blog - Victor Kutsenok

    Jul 13, 2011

    Now this is a Fear Itself tie-in. This is what we needed to happen in the last two issues to make it a credible tie-in. Finally, the battle we have been waiting for begins. Read Full Review

  • 8.0

    Comic Vine - Matt Demers

    Jul 06, 2011

    After a couple issues of uncertainty, both this issue and the last have cemented Thunderbolts on my pull list. I legitimately had a fun time reading through the mind-probing sequence, and would recommend it wholly. Seeing all these characters interact with each other while remaining individuals is great: too many team books just smoosh them all together. Read Full Review

  • 8.0

    Weekly Comic Book Review - Dean Stell

    Jul 07, 2011

    Being an event tie-in is a handicap for an issue, but this is about as good as it can be. Parker advances a few Fear Itself plots while continuing to play with some of his ongoing Thunderbolts themes. Really nice art from Shalvey and Martin. Read Full Review

  • 8.0

    Comics Bulletin - Jamil Scalese

    Jul 08, 2011

    Thunderbolts #160Posted: Friday, July 8, 2011By: Jamil Scalese Jeff ParkerDeclan Shalvey, Frank Martin Jr. (c)Marvel Jeff Parker makes event tie-ins look good. After rocking it when the Thunderbolts participated in the Shadowland saga, the Fear Itself issues have provided some excellent connections to the event while still doing justice to the characters and themes of the previous 30 issues. Still, Im kind of glad this one was regular-sized and not five dollars like the last issue. Skipping meals gets old after breakfast. Read Full Review

  • 7.0

    Comic Book Resources - Doug Zawisza

    Jul 07, 2011

    Parker continues to do what he does best in this issue: write great stories with any and every character he touches. With the "Fear Itself" trade dress on the cover of a book, many writers (and a few artists) might be blindsided into mailing the story in, or might deliver paper thin characters squeezed into a sidebar plothole, but not Parker. Parker embraces "Fear Itself" and gives his "Thunderbolts" readers a reason to enjoy this crossover with Marvel's summer event. Read Full Review

  • 5.0

    Comic Book Bin - Josh Dean

    Jul 07, 2011

    I am still on board because I know Jeff Parker is aiming us towards high thrills (his last arc before the Heroic Age and the Hyperion storyline demonstrate how flat out fun he can write this title). I will just be super happy when this latest crossover is done so he can get back to it. Read Full Review

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