When heroes meet, they have to fight - but there’s a different edge to the onesided battle between Thor and Angela, because they don’t realize that they’re brother and sister.
Or so we assume
- it hasn’t quite been revealed in the comic yet, but it’s obvious to the
reader.
Thor and Loki
have invaded the Tenth Realm, also known as Heven, which is populated by Angels
- warrior women with no sense of right and wrong (in other words, mercenaries
without honor).
The brothers are
searching for their sister, which Thor learned about during an event depicted
in the Original Sin series.
The issue is,
frankly, pretty slim. The fight is entirely one-sided, Loki plots and has tea
with the enemy - the surprise on the last page is the only thing that makes the
issue worthwhile.
The art jumps
back and forth between two different art teams (made up of five different
artists), and it all feels somewhat rushed - backgrounds are virtually
nonexistent.
It just feels
like a slapped-together attempt to cash in on the latest event.
As I read that
sentence again, it seems a bit harsh.
But accurate, so
I’m sticking with it.
Grade: C+
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