Weapon H #7

Understand that you have to be mindful of your actions, because it may be the difference between inspiring another positively or negatively. Pak and his creative team provide an awesome story in each issue of Weapon H. Pick it up today! Read Full Review

Despite the changes in style and substance, Weapon H remains one of the more intriguing Marvel titles on the shelf. Read Full Review

CrazyforRAMU

Mar 27, 2019

Weapon H lives out a lifelong dream, fighting shoulder-to-shoulder with Captain America. Agger shows off a bunch of bureaucratic endorsements for hunting the Skrullduggers, and Cap convinces Clay to be his man inside Roxxon. This issue's art works just fine. The script is more complicated. The Clay-Cap relationship is superb, with huge volumes of subtext boiling just beneath the juvenile admiration. Agger's red tape, though, is a little tone-deaf. It's built on interesting ideas; this just doesn't feel like the right time to unpack them.

daddyT

Sep 16, 2018

wow the art went from GREAT to GARBAGE all at once... eww ick! from a base of 6, this gets a rating of: 6. -1 because: the art was distractingly bad. +1 because: it continues to build my hatred for Agger..

Jon Comics

Jan 25, 2020

A mediocrity. This book started fun but Pak is going through the motions. Dario Agger is a good antagonist but the story is being stretched to the max. Weapon H was always supposed to be dumb fun, but this is just dumb and the protagonist remains profoundly uninteresting.