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Kinda boring, like the first series. I'm all for build-up, and world-building but let me at least see the man...

Im definitely dropping, it isn't bad, just isn't for me. I read Batman for Batman.

Idk how. But I went into this issue not privy to the fact that it is the last issue of this run. When I got to the final page, I audibly decried the discovery. Not because this book or any of its previous issues did not satisfy me, but because that means for now I can no longer look forward to picking up this book off the shelf every month and let me tell you that SUCKS.

This has been Idk how. But I went into this issue not privy to the fact that it is the last issue of this run. When I got to the final page, I audibly decried the discovery. Not because this book or any of its previous issues did not satisfy me, but because that means for now I can no longer look forward to picking up this book off the shelf every month and let me tell you that SUCKS.

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This was dumb. "Look at how shocking and smart I am!". Hard pass.

I'll say it out loud. Dud of an ending.

I rate this issue just under middle of the road here, only because the story was not willing to commit to any direction of an ending with actual weight.

Watching the art unfold, as a literal pop culture relic of time over the years, yet a great reflection of the current times set's this story of two polar projects up perfectly. r/>
The entire story has been very fun to read, even at times introspective

I just wish the ending had a more weighted, maybe tragic ending. Maybe I'm cyclical doe too.

9.3/10 series for me overall. more

There are so many names. Literally every other bubble is another character and I'm beyond confused.

I want this to work, but with the art being pretty run-of-the-mill and wayyyy more exposition/dialogue then any remnant of action..?

This might be a pass.

I thought it was a wonderfully written for the most part. It just felt like a real story. The real life stuff being so good made the twist hard to swallow for me as I felt the book would have done fine being grounded.

Glad I picked this one up.

I'm not the biggest fan of teenage based stories, but this hits a soft spot that has very relatable moments for most adolescent experience.

The time and masterful effort they took to set-up the plot amongst the "wasteland" element of this story would have been amazing in "What's the Furthest Place From Here", as well with that loveable cast.

Good God this is horrible.

I'm a very optimistic person, and I try to find the value in all works but... this is just confusing as hell. What is this?

Loved it.

It wasn't as hot of a start as Punisher or Ghost Rider 1. Especially how Ghost Rider had classic horror elements...

...But much like the movie's, this comic has a charm that is befitting of their symbiotic relationship.

I love how the writer tells the backstory through Brocks' Genuine concern for the symbiote.

Definitely looking forward to t Loved it.

It wasn't as hot of a start as Punisher or Ghost Rider 1. Especially how Ghost Rider had classic horror elements...

...But much like the movie's, this comic has a charm that is befitting of their symbiotic relationship.

I love how the writer tells the backstory through Brocks' Genuine concern for the symbiote.

Definitely looking forward to t more

I just finished "Carnage Forever" last week, and was surprised to see this new run start.

Where this issue doesn't have the same gripping fear element Forever had, the premise is pretty innovative for a Marvel Character with this much lore.

I'm definitely excited for this run!

Jumped on ASM just for my boy B Riley. Prolly gonna leave after that.

Others have said it better than me, but it just doesn't exist. They introduced 2 potentially intriguing characters with Queen Goblin and Grey Dragon Healy Man.

But both of those concepts, amongst a majority of the others, we're way too short lived and this surface-feeling.

I'm out 93.

I'm normally long winded in my reviews but here ill keep it short and sweet. Nice house is finally back and it didn't miss a beat. Its perfect. Go read it and fall in love like the rest of us. This is a classic unfolding before our eyes.

Yeah, I thought this was a slog. Everything is overwritten for no good reason. I was bored most of the time reading this. The real hook for the story comes at the very end of this first issue, and it's not even that clear if it's worth the trouble. I hope next issue delivers on this supposedly being an "epic, white-knucled, action-packed tale" because that's not what I'd call this issue. David Mar Yeah, I thought this was a slog. Everything is overwritten for no good reason. I was bored most of the time reading this. The real hook for the story comes at the very end of this first issue, and it's not even that clear if it's worth the trouble. I hope next issue delivers on this supposedly being an "epic, white-knucled, action-packed tale" because that's not what I'd call this issue. David Mar more

Still digging this series so far!

The protagonist's skill set was established in the initial issue, so his expertise being called on makes sense.

This has a Road to Eldorado, meets Full Metal Jacket feel to it. Maybe mix in a little Predator.

This is definitely a set-up issue, so looking for a massive pay off or conclusion this early on, will only lead to disappointment.

Admittedly, with a soft spot for War comics like Out of The Blue, and The other Side, the flaws of the issue are given a blinded eye.

Nevertheless the outcast going on their own, but mastering the environment as it's familiar Tony is upbringing is This is definitely a set-up issue, so looking for a massive pay off or conclusion this early on, will only lead to disappointment.

Admittedly, with a soft spot for War comics like Out of The Blue, and The other Side, the flaws of the issue are given a blinded eye.

Nevertheless the outcast going on their own, but mastering the environment as it's familiar Tony is upbringing is more

Overall the series has it's ups and downs. I think it suffered a little pacing wise in the middle issues.

The story at time suffered from a little too much exposition and dialogue, sometimes again, stifling pacing.

The ending gave our protagonist full access to his powers, with creative historically inspired endings.

I would definitely read from this team again.

The Academy making it to the Carnival, especially in pursuit of one of their own through consolidated gangs aimed at them??!... has big time The Warriors vibes.

This whole book feels like Apocolyptic Teenage Future Fighting Warriors, and I love it.