A review by brenticus
Thanos: The Infinity Finale by Jim Starlin, Ron Lim

4.0

This was a great end to Starlin's Thanos OGN trilogy. Great fights, great art, great climax, and pretty crazy resolution to the whole wrong-dimension-Warlock storyline. After the previous two Infinity books, I think a lot of the book is to be expected, but there are a few surprising twists towards the end that have some interesting implications for the greater cosmic Marvel universe. The physical (as opposed to vaguely implied) introduction of Above All Things, despite being a total deus ex machina, is treated with a decent amount of gravitas and has consequences beyond what most cosmic storylines are willing to do.

In the end, the plot cleaned everything up in a satisfactory manner while leaving hints of things that could affect the Marvel universe more than any writer is likely to want to. Typical Starlin fare, which I'm perfectly happy with.