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Weird and surprisingly optimistic. A great final issue from Snyder and Capullo.

Still Amazing.

This series just keeps getting better and better. Can't wait for the next issue.

Really liked the criminal perspective in McGowan's flashback. I didn't know anything about Xemnu before this series but I'm very excited for him and The Minotaur in future issues.

Ewing and Bennett deliver again.

Ewing does such a great job at introducing classic Hulk characters into the series.

When Marvel announced the original heroes returning for the Fresh Start relaunch, Bruce Banner got the least amount of enthusiasm. A lot of readers even doubted how many good stories there were left to tell about the character. Three years later, Al Ewing and Joe Bennett conclude one of the most acclaimed series in all of comics.

wow.

Morrison and Sharp continue what I think is one of, if not the best sci-fi series out right now.

Really stunning art. Loved the silver age vibe.

Art was amazing.

Really enjoyed this issue. Aaron ends his run while reminding us there are more great Thor stories ahead of us then behind.

Still great

So glad this is back.

SPOILERS More amazing art from Checchetto and a very refreshing portrayal of Spider-man.

So glad to have Checchetto back

Another perfect issue from Zdarsky and Checchetto.

Really enjoying Matt and Fisk's character arcs and the art's still amazing.

Really gorgeous pages from Checchetto. The way he draws Daredevil, Elektra, Spider-man and the city of New York looks so good. Him and Zdarsky are the perfect creative team for Daredevil.

So good.

Trade readers might be a little confused by the sudden alien invasion, but other then that, these last two issues have been really good. Amazing art from Checchetto as usual and some good character moments from Matt, Elektra and Fisk. I think most will agree though that these last two issues are a much better edition to the King in Black series then the actual Daredevil run.

Another great issue revolving around Matt, Elektra and Fisk's stories. Glad Checchetto is doing the whole issue.

Another perfect Daredevil issue from Zdarsky and Checchetto. The book transitions so well between Matt, Elektra and Fisk's stories.

This was good, as usual I'm enjoying the Matt/Elektra/Fisk stories, but as others are pointing out, Matt might be running out of things to do in prison.

Really enjoying the story, characters and art.

This is such a great series.

Really enjoyed the art and the part with Cypher and Xavier

This is Del Mundo's best issue yet. Whether it's the Angel prison ship, Odin forging hammers or just Thor and Angela floating in the cosmos, he makes it all look stunning and his ethereal art style is a perfect fit for this issue.

A great spy story with some nice looking art. But Roz implying Thor's spending to much time with She-Hulk and not taking the impending war seriously enough is kind of inconsistent with the last issue, where everyone's concerned he's burning the candle at both ends.

Heartbreaking issue. Odin wants to be a better father to Thor but ends up making things worse between them. Great art by Mike Del Mundo. The highlight for me was the flashback page featuring the younger versions of Thor. Makes me hope they go back to his classic look soon (long hair and no beard, also not a fan of the golden arm).

A nice tribute to the similar Lee/Kirby Tales of Asgard story. Also great art from Scott Hepburn.

Perfect portrayal of Thor and when the issue was getting a little to peaceful, the last page promised a great villain. The issue suggested Odin's mind is starting to go, which I guess is the explanation (like it or not) for why he's been so out of character. Also some great art from Mike Del Mundo on his final issue.

Was hoping for more Orc Stain, but this will do. Stokoe's great at world building and creating interesting characters, even the bandits seem pretty fleshed out. I look forward to more of this.

DWJ's art was amazing. That double page of Bill walking towards Skuttlebutt looked absolutely gorgeous. I did find Thor's characterization a little odd though, he seemed like a completely different person then what we've seen in Cate's Thor book. And I guess Thor and Lady Sif won't be hooking up for a while.

Daniel Warren Johnson is such a great artist and writer.

No one's making the "I ship Bill with his ship" joke?

More amazing art from Coipel.

Great first issue setting up the rest of the series. Thought Odin would play a bigger role though after his appearances in "Avengers" and the last issue of "Thor".

We're introduced to a third team featuring The Wasp, Odin and Ka-Zar, specializing in gathering information for the Avengers. Great issue and I like how all three teams are being contained to one book.

Coello's art looked great.

Great art from Mahmud Asrar and Matt Wilson.

Great series, but it wrapped up pretty quick. Right when we get used to Sacramento the story ends in Phoenix. I get that's the point they're going for, but it felt like Rick moving away would have had a bigger impact if we had more issues to get to know his friends.

Most of the other Dawn of X books have a pretty serious tone to them. The New Mutants on the other hand just miss their friend Sam and want to bring him back to Krakoa. So they hitch a ride from the Starjammers, who they annoy and are eventually ditched by. Really loved this issue. Hickman made the X-men title relevant again and now him and Brisson have done the same with the New Mutants.

So many great things in this issue, Bobby's narration, Illyana's "f**k or fight" line, Mondo and Chamber choosing to ignore the fight entirely and Rod Reis's incredible art work. Can't wait for Hickman's next issue.

Really enjoying Bobby's unreliable narration.

I enjoyed the Shaw moments, but how many more stories can there be about rescuing mutant's and bringing them back to Krakoa?

Was initially worried when Hickman left the series, but this was a really great issue. Looking forward to this arc.

Perfect start to the Donny Cates era of Thor, so excited for this creative team.

Another perfect issue of Thor from Donny Cates and absolutely gorgeous art from Nic Klein and Matt Wilson. That last page left me really excited for the next issue (which I'm glad is only two weeks away)

As king, Thor's had to make some tough choices for the greater good, and it might have just cost him two of his closest friends.

Great issue. Really enjoying the Black Winter arc and looking forward to the Loki story this issue hints at. Art was amazing as usual.

Thor #5 is finally here and it was worth the wait! That splash page of Thor's rogues gallery was gorgeous.

Great first arc.

Feels good to be back in Broxton.

A nice end to the 2 issue arc. Thought Kuder's art looked really good here.

Liked everything about this issue. This is gonna be a great arc.

Just keeps getting better

Was not expecting that last page.

This was a mostly great issue, but I'm kind of tired of Thor plots revolving around "Odin did something bad in the past and now we're all paying for it." As a fan of the character, I kind of wish they'd stop using him this way.

I'm really enjoying this arc and Nic Klein's artwork, but Odin and Freyja already made up in War of the Realms and Thor (2018), feels like we're just retreading old ground with that subplot.

Another great Thor arc by this creative team, wasn't expecting that ending. kind of wish writers would stop dumping on Odin, but I'm sure Donny has something good planned for him.

Great art from Michele Bandini and a good continuation of the earlier Aaron Kuder arc. I really like the idea of the guest artist all working on this subplot while Kic Klein does the main story.

Solid issue with great art by Michele Bandini. I especially liked the Berserk vibe from the last page. In an earlier Beta Ray Bill issue, we learn Odin's been spending his time brewing beer, now we see what Freyja's been up to. The readers complaining about the smaller arcs feeling like filler will probably just see this issue as a teaser for next months issue though, and the readers who are burnt out from Mjolner drama might not like this one either. I myself am still a little disappointed with how Odin is being written in this series, but I'm still looking forward to the arc finale next month.

I don't know if this issue was meant to make us like Freyja, hate Odin or remind us that Angela from Spawn is a Thor character now, either way, not a lot happened.

It's filler. Not necessarily bad filler, but after 6 months of issues like this, it gets kind of frustrating. I'm glad Nic Klein is coming back next month, I just wish there wasn't a 7 month gap between main story arcs.

After the last 7 months, it's good to see the book getting back on track.

Not bad, but not really grabbing my attention the way the Black Winter and Donald Blake arcs did.

After that twist ending, I'm back on board with this arc.

Another great issue

Great finale to the arc and some of the best art I've seen from Nic Klein this run. Only con was Angela still feeling kind of shoehorned in. There's also some pretty blatant MCU synergy inserted at the end, but it worked for the issue.

Really enjoyed this. Lot of great stories from past Thor writers and Artist, with the highlight of the issue being Straczynski and Coipel's pages. Still enjoying the main story from Cates and Klein as well. Klein did a really nice looking double page spread of Odin's funeral. The only thing I didn't like in this issue was Jason Aaron's story. When I read the description saying we're getting a tale about Odin that only Aaron could tell, I thought this was a little odd because Jason Aaron seems to hate Odin. But I guess it makes sense, only Aaron could tell this story because no one hates Odin more then him.

Great art in this issue.

Great issue. Bureaucratic villains were Introduced and the main cast went on a morgue heist.

First time in recent memory that I'm excited for an Iron man comic.

Great art from Cafu.

Cafu's the perfect artist for Iron Man

Cafu delivers again.

"Where the hell is Tony" This was more of a Hellcat issue, since Iron Man doesn't actually appear in it. Which is fine I guess since she's Tony's main supporting character in this book. The plot didn't really advance much, it was mostly exposition of Hellcat's history and her learning to overcome trauma. But if she's gonna be a main character in Cantwell's Iron Man, I guess it's ok to have an issue like this. Also worth noting, Angel Unzueta did a solid job filling in for Cafu.

Bazaldua did her best, but the book never recovered from losing Martin Coccolo. Hopefully Ewing's upcoming Thor book doesn't also get cannibalized by Wolverine.

Great opening issue. It has some helpful exposition on Aquaman's lore and powers from Geoff John's and some really nice art from Ivan Reis.

Really been enjoying Sean Chen's art on this series.

Best issue.

A nice improvement over the last few issues. Looking forward to Absolute Carnage tie-ins.

Great story and art. Always glad to see Ryan Ottley on the book.

Best issue of the series

Really enjoyed Gleason's art. Looking forward to him and Ottley splitting art duties, their both perfect for Spider-Man.

More great art from Gleason and Matt Wilson.

More issues like this please!

Gonna miss Ryan Ottley's art.

Really liked the art, story and new characters. Looking forward to the rest of the run.

Really enjoy the Aquaman and Wonder Woman conversations.

Still liking the characters, but not that interested in the Atlantis or Black Manta subplot.

Robson Rocha's been so good on this series.

Wasn't that into the subplots before, but really enjoyed seeing them connect to the main story. Looking forward to the next issue.

A lot of patients (including Dolphin) got pushed aside when Mera showed up at the hospital, wonder if that will have repercussions in later issues. Great art from Rocha.

Best issue we've had in a while. Looking forward to the next.

Greg Capullo is an amazing artist.

It was ok. Just feels like it lacked the great character moments Last Knight on Earth had and is instead just a lot of exposition being thrown at me.

Solid issue. Really enjoyed Pepe Larraz's art.

Art looked good.

Fantastic art and overall good issue. But like others are pointing out, there are some holes in the story caused by shelved tie-ins.

Promising start. Nothings really revealed about the plot, but there's some nice world building, and it's done through visuals and dialogue instead of an exposition dump.

Kind of hard to take DC comics deaths seriously. And the fact that this wasn't just in an issue of Batman makes it feel like a cash grab (especially since Batman ships twice a month). Also, like others have pointed out, Cassandra, and Alfred's daughter Julia should have been at the bar.

Decent first issue, I just wish Coccolo wasn't pulled off Immortal Thor.