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And after the great start comes this boring issue full of cameos and text-heavy uninteresting fights.

The villain is cool and fun but the story is way too dumb, not interesting and just goes on forever.

Not going to lie. This is my favourite issue out of the first 9. Some great Kirby art and nice villain dynamics but the "Iron Man, you didn't answer to the phone so you're expelled from the Avengers for 1 week" thing had me laughing.

The concept is super good and original (for the time) but the issue itself is just boring, long and dumb, as usual.

Lame villain. Very boring.

Journey into Mystery #95 gets a contender for worst issue. Read this one if you want to see the Avengers kidnap 2 people, murder one of them, and chase off refugees from their new home so that they die in space.

So they just leave because "they want a vacation". The plot is so dumb that it overflows and becomes entertaining.

Russians bad. Women like diamonds.

This one is just boring.

That "starting next month, Iron Man stories will have 19 pages instead of 12" in the previous issue made me gasp, but this was way more interesting than I've gotten used to (not hard).

This was crazy

Ugh, the return of the lame villains.

Is this finally getting interesting?

My god, this is the worst thing I've read in a very long time.

The series wasn't bad but the dialogues were cringey for me in too many moments.

Hulk: 6 Giant-Man: 4 Hulk finally gets a new book. The fact that it's not episodic but a continous story really works for him.

Hulk: 6 Giant-Man: 2

Hulk: 6 Giant-Man: 2

Hulk: 6 Giant-Man: 5

Hulk: 6 Giant-Man: 3

Hulk: 4 (just dumb Cold War propaganda) Giant-Man: 6 (yes, I'm serious)

An okay ending to an okay story. This is exactly what I consider the average super-hero comic book to be.

Not that great by itself but it starts a very cool narrative for the next two issues.

Peak Spider-Man.

An underwhelming end, as it usually happens when two-parters in these early 60s comics.

This just made Doctor Doom so much better.

Nice to see the FF fighting capitalism instead of the fictional 60s version of communism acording to American propaganda. For once.

The revengers

Now we're talking

The FF stay strong.

The emotional climax was too contrived for me.

This second arc was even better than the first one and I don't have any complaints about the ending this time. All of the emotional bits hit.