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Guardians of the Galaxy #4 - It was ok. Nothing terrible wrong about the issue, but nothing to write home about. The different artwork had its ups and down, and gun to the head I wouldn't be able to pick between this one or the artwork before. At the end, even if this is its weakest issue so far, GotG more than earn quite a bit of leeway after 4 stellar issues.
Wolverine & The X-Men #32 - Loved it. I was weary of the Hellfire Academy arc, but two issues in it's looking pretty good so far. I really enjoy the idea than in a school full of villains Kid Omega is the good guy. I also liked that Wolverine is finally catching up since this whole the "Hellfire Club is 50 steps ahead" bs was getting annoying.
Nova #5 - Hands down the best comic I read this week, very easily the best Marvel comic this whole month, and I don't think I would be exaggerating to call it my favorite comic in general this month. The artwork was great, the plot was solid, and the script was superb. But to me, the most important aspect about this book is how optimistic the story is, and a world of ever increasing dark and gritty comics, that's a jewel.
Wolverine & The X-Men #32 - Loved it. I was weary of the Hellfire Academy arc, but two issues in it's looking pretty good so far. I really enjoy the idea than in a school full of villains Kid Omega is the good guy. I also liked that Wolverine is finally catching up since this whole the "Hellfire Club is 50 steps ahead" bs was getting annoying.
Nova #5 - Hands down the best comic I read this week, very easily the best Marvel comic this whole month, and I don't think I would be exaggerating to call it my favorite comic in general this month. The artwork was great, the plot was solid, and the script was superb. But to me, the most important aspect about this book is how optimistic the story is, and a world of ever increasing dark and gritty comics, that's a jewel.