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samahcanread__'s review
4.0
Never in my olife have I ever seen a more satisfying comic. The artwork was so amazing and the autumn scence were just on point. I loved how it went from orange to grey and then again with us not noticing. Just wow
writerlibrarian's review
4.0
This is an overall rating to the last part of the chaos arc from #13 to #18.
Overall 3.5 stars for the whole run. Natasha gets to shine and does what she does best. I was not as involve as I might have been in the whole angel/spirit/entity plot but still it's Natasha kicking butt and taking names. Surprise visit by my favourite former brain washed soldier.
Overall 3.5 stars for the whole run. Natasha gets to shine and does what she does best. I was not as involve as I might have been in the whole angel/spirit/entity plot but still it's Natasha kicking butt and taking names. Surprise visit by my favourite former brain washed soldier.
theresidentbookworm's review
4.0
The Best of: Autumn
1. The amazingly mysterious and beautifully done funeral opening: "Sociopathy. Defined: Psychopathic. Antisocial. Criminal. Lacking morality and responsibility. I don't try to play psychiatrist to myself... I just want to know."
2. Isaiah and Natasha's first hospital scene. I love how Phil Noto chose to color the images in grey tones. It feels very solemn this way.
3. Natasha/Tori team up! I want to see more of their relationship one day. How long has Tori been a contact for Nat to go to? Also, I love Tori's sass: "Maybe the media will have some sympathy for you now that they've seen how crappy your apartment is. Macache. I kid. They hate you. Minable."
4. Natasha resolving to do what she must do: "I've weathered many, many storms. The flash of violence, the rumble of political fallout... The blind fury of hell-bent ideologues... Storm after storm, some I've caused, some that aren't mine... But right now, the air itself is changed. Colder every minute. It's not a storm. This is a change of seasons."
5. Natasha set on getting vengeance for Isaiah and Isaiah totally not being about it.
6. Natasha taking care of Rashid because nobody shoots her Isaiah. NODBODY. Also, Rashid is a dumbass. Just saying.
7. Clint visiting Isaiah! Clint and Isaiah's matching sass: "How... is she?" "She? I'm the one who's been shot. You're aware of that, right?" "Welcome to the full metal jacket club, counselor. I'll, uh, get you a membership card." "Get right on that." Plus, Isaiah being incredibly defensive of his client.
8. The end page: "When you have a fever, you feel a chill. As your body temperature rises, your mind tells you that the outside temperature is dropping... It's colder outside than yesterday. But maybe it isn't really. Maybe I'm just getting warmer."
1. The amazingly mysterious and beautifully done funeral opening: "Sociopathy. Defined: Psychopathic. Antisocial. Criminal. Lacking morality and responsibility. I don't try to play psychiatrist to myself... I just want to know."
2. Isaiah and Natasha's first hospital scene. I love how Phil Noto chose to color the images in grey tones. It feels very solemn this way.
3. Natasha/Tori team up! I want to see more of their relationship one day. How long has Tori been a contact for Nat to go to? Also, I love Tori's sass: "Maybe the media will have some sympathy for you now that they've seen how crappy your apartment is. Macache. I kid. They hate you. Minable."
4. Natasha resolving to do what she must do: "I've weathered many, many storms. The flash of violence, the rumble of political fallout... The blind fury of hell-bent ideologues... Storm after storm, some I've caused, some that aren't mine... But right now, the air itself is changed. Colder every minute. It's not a storm. This is a change of seasons."
5. Natasha set on getting vengeance for Isaiah and Isaiah totally not being about it.
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7. Clint visiting Isaiah! Clint and Isaiah's matching sass: "How... is she?" "She? I'm the one who's been shot. You're aware of that, right?" "Welcome to the full metal jacket club, counselor. I'll, uh, get you a membership card." "Get right on that." Plus, Isaiah being incredibly defensive of his client.
8. The end page: "When you have a fever, you feel a chill. As your body temperature rises, your mind tells you that the outside temperature is dropping... It's colder outside than yesterday. But maybe it isn't really. Maybe I'm just getting warmer."
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