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It was foretold by Ulysses, it's haunted Spider-Man's nightmares for months, and now the moment has arrived: It's time for Miles Morales to kill Captain America! Unless Natasha...
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Secret Empire #7 is a tremendously strong issue, with remarkable character work. A reboot seems increasingly likely at the end of this journey, though. Read Full Review
With the Emotional stakes at an all time high for the series, Secret Empire is set for what seems to be the most intense and action packed conclusion to an event yet. Read Full Review
This series has become one that readers either love or hate. If you're loving it so far, then you'll love Secret Empire #7. If you hate it, then this won't do anything to change your mind. Take from that what you want. Read Full Review
Secret Empire continues to be the grittiest comic book event in some time. There's a tension that feels real, which isn't something you see too often. Still, the story seems to drag and could move forward more diligently. Read Full Review
Secret Empire is improving as it moves closer to the big climax. This issue finds most of its success in exploring the divide between Marvel's older, pragmatic heroes and the younger, more idealistic generation. The heavy focus on the Punisher doesn't hurt. But inconsistent art quality remains one of the main, recurring problems with this mini-series, and that problem doesn't seem to be lessening with time. Read Full Review
Overall, the story is still pretty good, despite any short comings. Read Full Review
While certain moments struggle to create an impact, the overall story of Secret Empire remains on track. Like a slow-building firestorm, it's finally getting noticeably hot and the artwork of Leinil Francis Yu ensures it's a spectacle to behold. With only a few issues left, Hydra is facing many headaches and for an army that claims to have so many heads, that's saying something. Read Full Review
While its placement in the storyline feels slightly padded, SECRET EMPIRE #7's narrative works in analyzing whether Spider-Man will choose or reject his vision destiny. Read Full Review
If Secret Empire can deliver on bringing its separate narrative threads together, it might end up being a satisfactory event. Multiple artists are really bringing down the flow of these issues but it's really Sorrentino that's the worst fit. Even the big moment at the end is a swing and a miss because Sorrentino doesn't thrive with those big iconic splashes. But credit to Nick Spencer for at least removing some of the inevitability that was creeping in. Events are fun when you don't feel like you know the ending! The last three issues looks to be a sprint to the finish but it's unclear what path they'll take and that's promising. Read Full Review
Secret Empire #7 is another average read. This big event continues to have no heart and no soul. What it does continue to have is a massive $4.99 cover price. At this point, there is no reason to keep hope alive for this big event turning into anything that will be considered a quality story years from now. Hopefully, Marvel can regroup and rebound from what has been a disappointing big event in terms of sales numbers. Read Full Review
Strong issue. That Punisher Vs Widow scene was fantastic both visually and how it was told. Punisher never felt so alive and Black Widow despite her lack of interesting lines has been great this series. ending was great. Love the art. Still wish Evil Cap would go full evil..like intentionally kill her not all accidentally with a side of guilt. Personal feelings aside this is hands down one of the best issues in this series so far.
Intense and action packed, complete with twist and cool cameos.
Wooooow those Sorrentino action pages are gorgeous. The Carter and Capt. page is gorgeous and the Black Widow's last panel is so beautiful and tragic. The story was super strong. It is time to be ramping down and you see that things are in motion for that. You just don't know what is up with those dream sequence story line. But I'm sure it'll be explained soon. Just an awesome story with a twist that is leaving everyone hungry for more.
This évent gets better & better
The story is still very much intriguing but as the narrative shifts, some things didn't help me stay well immersed. I probably just expected more because i was enjoying it immensely. Still very much worth the buy because of all the interesting things that do happen.
Stevil and Miles have the showdown that's been coming since Civil War II. There is a heartbreaking surprise death here, but the good news is that the balance of hope swings to the good guys for the first time since the start of the event. The core fight scenes and the last-page surprise are raise-the-roof magnificent. Nick Spencer's script is formidable throughout; when he's not throwing amazing twists into the plot, he's doing stellar characterization and thereby correcting a lot of CW2 mistakes. There really aren't a lot of places (with the solitary exception of the Punisher scene) where the writing could be improved. The same cannot be said for Andrea Sorrentino's art. He's a terrific layout artist and there are probably a half-dozen pag more
지금까지 시크릿 엠파이어가 망쳐놓은 캐릭터와 설정들을 무시하고, 이 이슈만 봤을때는 솔직히 정말 놀라웠다.
놀라운 그림체와 놀라운 연출, 또한 엄청난 비극과 동시에 스토리는 이제 절정을 찍게된 상태에서 끝나게된다. 하이드라화 된 스티브로저스의 선한모습과, 하이드라 퍼니셔의 행동에 대한 설득력이 추가된점 또한 좋았다. 그럼에도 시크릿 엠파이어로 인해 망가져버린 캡틴아메리카의 이미지는 이제 영영 못돌아올것같다..
Good build up and steady pace that excites us, however the death that was used feels very wrong at a time when said person's own comic has been excellent. If said person is dead for good Marvel have just killed one of their best characters for a not good enough reason (I would rather have said person's comic renewed than crossover events).
Some of the action scenes were really hard to follow. The art is hit or miss in this series and this issue is more of a miss. I did like the story though. This event has been long. It hasn't felt dragging to me yet. It looks like this is the turning point though in the story. I am really excited to see how everything ends. Great that Miles is a big part of this.
Another issue of "Secret Empire," and a whole bunch of stuff going on. The plot is building up, and it's getting more exciting, but I still have trouble with the series initial premise. Sorrentino's pages look great, but his action scenes can be a little confusing. Not great, but pretty good.
I'm actually really liking this story, it really feels like one of those classic Elseworlds stories that DC used to publish. Although this is in continuity and I'm really curious about how this will play out in the future and how they'll redeem Steve Rogers. It's rare I feel excited or anxious while reading, but this issue got me. The writing definitely made the issue for me.
That being said, most of the art in this issue was rough. There are some interesting page layouts, but Sorrentino's work is frankly ugly and the action is often hard to follow. The flashback and "the other Steve" sections were decent but I miss having A-line talent on an event book. It's the only thing keeping me from giving this a better score.
This issue is worse than the last one IMO. I was enjoying this until about 2/3 in and then everything with miles ruins the book for me. It made no sense to me. You have a chance to kill hitler you kill him and that ruined the book for me.
The fight scene between widow and punished was great.
A little better than the last issue but still not great. At the very least, more moments of significance happen in this issue but we should have been at this moment a few issues sooner. There's a particular moment that is such a generic event trope that it wasn't even shocking or upsetting. At least this is better than Civil War II.
This was so bad. Widow got killed like an animal. Punisher working for HYDRA, unreadable fighting scenes (more particularly Frank vs. Nat) Captain America would not let Spidey beat him just like that, seeing Cap's shield break is not shocking anymore, Nadia says "The entire time she has been trying to prevent you from becoming a killer" even though she recreated the Red Room (and the Champions didn't know that Miles was trapped so how would Nadia know Nat has been keeping him inside), also Miles guesses the password because it was destiny, but he doesn't kill Cap? This is a mess. Making Sam Wilson return makes as much sense since he had zero impact as Cap. Oh! And turning Carol into Tony was always a mistake. What you need to make her is Ca more
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