Iron Man continues to be a delight. Fast paced with Tony taking the offense. This time him and Patty jump into the mind of Korvac to see his Utopia. It's...well it is something. Tony sure as hell lets him know what it is. This is some fast paced fun action here, and the crew, which they are trying to figure out a name, is lolztastic. Especially Ben Riley. Another 4 out of 5.

I still love the art, it is freaking fantastic. On top of that I still love Yara, she has a great "Okay let's get the hell out of here" moment. But the rushed romance and weird sense of "Where are we going" threw me a little off loop here. I did like the Wonder Girl stuff though, Cass that is. A 3 out of 5.

REALLY solid followup. With a guy who can control people with his sweat, nasty ass mofo. But coming at Moon Knight? You best not miss.

Also, the art, is stunning.

This was cool to see Patsy get a nice upgrade in power. Moondragon getting to shine as well. But no Iron Man at all in this issue, and that is Cantwell's best written character in this series.

Art is still great but the story feels like not going anywhere. Hope it turns around.

Another great volume.

This time the boys try to sneak into a concert and it's filled with lolz. We also getting more dressing up as females, and then dissing their friends. Plenty of "cakey" adventures in this volume as well. Also, the ending, too good. Overall, it's fun just like the rest of the series.

Upon cleaning up their home Shiori comes upon her husband's diary. Soon reading it she realizes the moron seems to put every dirty detail about his cheating life style in the book. So Shiori decides it is time to fix this...by cheating on him!

The logic of books/comics/manga is always my favorite part. Like instead of fixing a issue, why not get revenge on your partner by fucking your ex from high school. Seems logical to me, right?

So that's what Shiori does here. She meets up with her ex and fucks for a few hours. Turns out, this horny housewife has been very very naughty in the mind but not in the bed. And now that she knows her husband is cheating on her, she decides to let out the beast. Fucking like a mad woman over and over again, till eventually she moves on to a new target. This 34 year old begins to meet up with a 23 year old bell boy. Good times.

Listen, this is trashy. There's some funny moments, the sex scenes are either way over the top or pretty decent. You got a weird storyline that feels like it is stalling. And while the ending leaves this to go into a new, and more interesting way, not sure if the author will follow through.

For trashy sex fun though it's not bad.

Another great issue. Jon pushing himself to the limit was great to watch. Also boy kiss. Yay!

This felt like a big filler arc.

Well written, focusing on Jon and Clark's relationship. It's not bad at all but feels...like kind of moving in slow motion. This was obviously written to be the buffer between Bendis and Tom Taylor's Superman. It does let Phillip write Clark in a inspirational way, which I loved, and soon Phillip will take over action comics completely and have Clark go into space for awhile. So this is kind of a goodbye in a way for Clark and Jon but mostly in Jon's perspective.

I personally enjoy this arc even if it didn't blow me away. The two different art styles are kind of jarring but they work in their own unique way. Not a bad arc by any means, and helps flush out both characters, but it didn't blow me away.

A 3 out of 5.

The questions pile up, a new person enters the group, and...what is happening in the world at the end? Some big game changers here.