Speedball in "Fatal Errors" part 4 of 7; Jimmy Woo [and the Agents of Atlas] in "The Age of Anxiety" part 4 of 4; A Moment With... Kida of Atlantis; The Blue Marvel in "Legacy" last edited by PaprikasKrumpli on 07/12/21 06:09AM View full history

    Speedball desperately races across the world, trying to unite pockets of resistance against the Serpent...but as the Serpent's forces strike back, and innocent lives are lost, is he only bringing about his own greatest fear? PLUS: Jimmy Woo's world unravels as he pieces together a puzzle he didn't even know he was part of! Is ultimate knowledge worth the price of his sanity? And can the Blue Marvel fight what the Serpent has wrought in the trenches?

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    • A Moment With... Kida of Atlantis
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    Fear Itself: The Home Front #4 - Speedball in "Fatal Errors" part 4 of 7; Jimmy Woo [and the Agents of Atlas] in "The Age of Anxiety" part 4 of 4; A Moment With... Kida of Atlantis; The Blue Marvel in "Legacy" by adamwarlock on July 20, 2011

    If I could just review the installment of Christos Gage's Speedball story rather than this anthology issue as a whole, my rating would be much higher.  Unfortunately, due to three lackluster supporting features, the solid lead story suffers.  Christos Gage and Mike Mayhew's Speedball story has been strong from the first issue and keeps getting better.  Between here and his work on Avengers Academy (also featuring Speedball), Gage shows he has a strong grasp on the character.  More than that, in ...

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