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Just like the first one, this issue was so enjoyable and an amusing read. Grizzly is a hilarious and perfect little side-kick to Scott, and, although the crazy Nazi robot was a little out there, we were once again reminded of the ordinary life Ant-Man is trying to build for himself and his family, selling a pitch to a large bank for a loan. As expected, he doesn't get it, but I love how the cold, Just like the first one, this issue was so enjoyable and an amusing read. Grizzly is a hilarious and perfect little side-kick to Scott, and, although the crazy Nazi robot was a little out there, we were once again reminded of the ordinary life Ant-Man is trying to build for himself and his family, selling a pitch to a large bank for a loan. As expected, he doesn't get it, but I love how the cold, more

The first notable thing about this issue is man, what an incredible cover from Stephanie Hans. Immediately upon turning the page one is hit by colourful vibrant images aided from the undeniably beautiful and captivating artwork from Ibanez - it is great to see that he is back. I also love how they really made an effort to make Storm appear human and like everyone else in this issue; it was wonderf The first notable thing about this issue is man, what an incredible cover from Stephanie Hans. Immediately upon turning the page one is hit by colourful vibrant images aided from the undeniably beautiful and captivating artwork from Ibanez - it is great to see that he is back. I also love how they really made an effort to make Storm appear human and like everyone else in this issue; it was wonderf more

Storm and Gambit's relationship was very entertaining to read in this issue. There was a reference to Storm's past as well as an appearance from Marisol which I loved. I was not a fan of the artwork in this issue, although it is not the worst I have seen from this series. But my biggest issue with this series (which was emphasized in this issue), is how, despite this being her title, Storm sometim Storm and Gambit's relationship was very entertaining to read in this issue. There was a reference to Storm's past as well as an appearance from Marisol which I loved. I was not a fan of the artwork in this issue, although it is not the worst I have seen from this series. But my biggest issue with this series (which was emphasized in this issue), is how, despite this being her title, Storm sometim more

Storm was incredibly badass in this issue. She whipped up tornadoes, tsunamis, and spherical air bubbles to navigate through an ocean. She took it upon herself to deal with a threat, and the results were greatly rewarding. The atmospheric artwork and paneling was beautiful and extravagantly coloured, and the writing was great. I really enjoyed the scene with Storm and the federal agent who had cri Storm was incredibly badass in this issue. She whipped up tornadoes, tsunamis, and spherical air bubbles to navigate through an ocean. She took it upon herself to deal with a threat, and the results were greatly rewarding. The atmospheric artwork and paneling was beautiful and extravagantly coloured, and the writing was great. I really enjoyed the scene with Storm and the federal agent who had cri more

A perfect issue. It had fun, but stakes were real. They appeared small, but considering that our hero was broke and desperate I could resonate with them much more than the whole city being under danger from aliens. Also the "elder lady" seems like she could be an interesting character in the future. Hoping this run has a long bright life!

With any Marvel comic book, I expect explosions and fights. However Ant-Man completely deviated from this trend ... in a good way of course! Within this first issue it is refreshing to see an ordinary man living his ordinary life - we saw his love for his daughter, and the conflict with his ex-wife. We see a man trying to make a better life for his daughter. We see a man who is struggling to find With any Marvel comic book, I expect explosions and fights. However Ant-Man completely deviated from this trend ... in a good way of course! Within this first issue it is refreshing to see an ordinary man living his ordinary life - we saw his love for his daughter, and the conflict with his ex-wife. We see a man trying to make a better life for his daughter. We see a man who is struggling to find more

Storm really came into her own in this issue. Still reeling on the aftermath of the attack on her plane, Storm now finds herself facing the FBI whilst completely powerless. It was great to see her fellow X-Men join to support her in this issue - you could truly feel a sense of family in their presence. However I found this issue particularly interesting because we saw Storm at the centre of attent Storm really came into her own in this issue. Still reeling on the aftermath of the attack on her plane, Storm now finds herself facing the FBI whilst completely powerless. It was great to see her fellow X-Men join to support her in this issue - you could truly feel a sense of family in their presence. However I found this issue particularly interesting because we saw Storm at the centre of attent more

I thoroughly enjoyed reading this issue. Once again we were addressed the issues that mutants face on a daily basis - Storm may be universally known as a leading member of the X-Men yet she is still marginalised by society for being a mutant. I loved the experimentation of Storm's powers on a molecular level - she mentioned changing air pressure, generating superwinds, and we saw her carry a plane I thoroughly enjoyed reading this issue. Once again we were addressed the issues that mutants face on a daily basis - Storm may be universally known as a leading member of the X-Men yet she is still marginalised by society for being a mutant. I loved the experimentation of Storm's powers on a molecular level - she mentioned changing air pressure, generating superwinds, and we saw her carry a plane more

Once again the Infinity event series does not fail to deliver. This issue balances dialogue with action surprisingly well, and provides the readers with an insight into the Builders - supposedly Earth's oldest race. We see much more of the mighty Thanos here, and some other notable Marvel characters make appearances too, such as Ronan the Accuser and the Mighty Avengers. Some panels are a standout Once again the Infinity event series does not fail to deliver. This issue balances dialogue with action surprisingly well, and provides the readers with an insight into the Builders - supposedly Earth's oldest race. We see much more of the mighty Thanos here, and some other notable Marvel characters make appearances too, such as Ronan the Accuser and the Mighty Avengers. Some panels are a standout more

Having no real prior knowledge of Spiderwoman, I decided to pick up this issue as it did appear particularly interesting. And because I was new to Spiderwoman, I would have hoped that this issue provided me with an insight into Spiderwoman, her origins, and her life. This was not quite delivered. I felt there was too big an emphasis on Silk - Spiderwoman faded into the background. The story was so Having no real prior knowledge of Spiderwoman, I decided to pick up this issue as it did appear particularly interesting. And because I was new to Spiderwoman, I would have hoped that this issue provided me with an insight into Spiderwoman, her origins, and her life. This was not quite delivered. I felt there was too big an emphasis on Silk - Spiderwoman faded into the background. The story was so more

After reading issue #1, I was skeptical if this issue could sustain it's appeal. However it did in every way possible. The epic space war begins. Yet I do not feel like this storyline is your typical, run-of-the-mill space war. We see the fascinating Cull Obsidian strike Earth and beyond, claiming lands such as Atlantis, Wakanda and more. The Inhumans are shown a lot more in this issue, and in a v After reading issue #1, I was skeptical if this issue could sustain it's appeal. However it did in every way possible. The epic space war begins. Yet I do not feel like this storyline is your typical, run-of-the-mill space war. We see the fascinating Cull Obsidian strike Earth and beyond, claiming lands such as Atlantis, Wakanda and more. The Inhumans are shown a lot more in this issue, and in a v more