Kerrigan

Spider-Verse and Multiversity are both intriguing. I do sometimes think writers need to give alternate realities/timelines a bit of a break because it's such a well-worn device in comics, but the reason it's used so often is that it's such fun.

It's a fun, fast-paced book. But if Slott doesn't come up with a conceivable explanation for Felicia's behavior (brain injury? psychic manipulation?) it's just going to be silly. You don't get to rewrite characters diametrically opposite to their history, and she's always had a good heart.

Hawkeye! Looks like a good week.

All New Ultimates is a dead book walking, though.

This looks intriguing, for as long as it lasts. Aaron's handled Thor and Asgard well so far.

Is it possible all the fairly radical shakeups are prelude to a New 52 style reset? Or maybe just the commercial success of Superior Spiderman encouraged mimicry?

Mostly a good issue, although Supes and Lex look like they're chewing tobacco or have some unpleasant jaw inflammation here:

It was. Also ended kind of meh, though, which is a problem with a lot of recent Marvel events.

This could be fun. I'm liking the look of Kubert's art here. Also, would be nice to have the Vision front and center in a main Avengers book again, too.

I'd agree with most of that, except Kang is by no means honest or omnipotent. He's both lied and been flat out wrong before.

And a fairly significant percentage of your comments are attempts to police other posters. Perhaps lighten up and mind your own business every now and again?

No, please tell me more from the vast heights of your infinite wisdom.