This issue also plays host to the best artwork of the crossover so far. Alan Davis' pencils are never anything but amazing in their scope and fantastical detail. But the real change comes from the fact that the writers finally delve more deeply into the war raging across the Nine Realms. Rather than limiting the battles to a mere handful of panels, the writers hone in and allow Davis to run wild with the conflict. And though far more intimate in scale, Thor's plummet into the fire pits of Muspelheim is also dramatically rendered. The only complaint that can be registered against the art is that the transition between Davis and Carmine Di Giandomenico with each issue remains jarring. Read Full Review