Georgi's Profile

I liked Hawkeye's part a lot but still feels just there.

The strongest issue of the series so far. It ins't a "can't miss", but I think it can be enjoyable, if you have some spare time. Also liked "the end result".

Like the previous issue this one never clicked that much with me. Which is a shame considering I was really hyped for "Steve Rogers" to return, since I was a fan of the design.

Wasn't really hyped for that at the beginning when this series was announced. But it was better than expected. If you have spare and you want to see the closest to some zombie-ish plague then give this issue a go.

The series was great. This is how I prefer big crossover events. A main series paying attention to a few charachters, while a lot from the Marvel universe are still used, but in a way smaller role. No one-shots side series etc. But the execution of the ending was really underwhelming.

Another great and enjoyable issue. Not surprised at all at this point. Great story and great art that complete each other.

I feel like some of the negative reviews on this book are because there isn't much of a plot on this book. But I think that the idea is to basically recap stuff in chronological order. So if you want to know how everything came to be I would recommend it. But if you are expecting some astonishing plot, you will be disappointed. Though I do understand story-wise kind of why, it's weird to me that Galactus is basically doing the job of the Watchers.

Really disappointed with this one. I really liked the first story with Spidey. But this one never clicked with me, just felt like it was just there. Shame, random team-ups could be really fun. Too bad the series got canceled.

I haven't read that much stuff involving Morbius. But I enjoyed this a lot.

One of my favourite current series. But I really dislike the ending, I think it wasn't the right way to go. Superior Spider-man in my opinion was "the Superior" Otto. Do not get me wrong Otto was great as a villain. But I just feel like Superior Spider-man could've been further explored.

I really liked it, not much action, but it was structured in a way that it didn't need it. Loved the Cable moment and for me it's nice to see the whole Summers family together in such peace. Would have given it a 10 but the dialogue in the beginning was really off for me.

I really liked it and want more for sure. But is it just me or at some points cyclops talks like he's brainwashed? I mean some of his dialogue is really weird (the one with Rachel Summers mostly).