Storm CertifiedCritical Assessment
What Critics Praise
- Thor‑centric focus
- Strong art
- Thematic depth
- Excellent scale and scope
- Inventive crossover fun
- High‑energy detailed art
Points of Contention
- Earlier issues
- Plot Fragmentation
- Emotional Under-development
- Formulaic Structure
Professional Reviews
6 reviews from 1 critic79 Jesse Schedeen 6 reviews · avg IGN “War of the Realms #3 offers more zany superhero fun, but the series is still missing something crucial.”
Jesse Schedeen 6 reviews · avg
IGN
“War of the Realms #3 offers more zany superhero fun, but the series is still missing something crucial.”
All 6 Jesse Schedeen reviews, aggregated above
87
Marvel's War of the Realms Roars to the Finish Line (War of the Realms #6
“War of the Realms finally becomes the story it needed to be in its sixth issue.”
80
Marvel's War of the Realms Is Fun but Formulaic (War of the Realms #1
“War of the Realms is off to an enjoyable start, but it doesn't do much to change the typical event comic formula.”
79
Marvel's War of the Realms Grows Even More Zany (War of the Realms #3
“War of the Realms #3 offers more zany superhero fun, but the series is still missing something crucial.”
75
Marvel's Latest Crossover Has Some Familiar Problems (The War of the Realms #2
“War of the Realms #2 delivers more zany superhero fun even as it struggles to build deeper character drama.”
73
War of the Realms Struggles to Set Up its Finale (War of the Realms #5
“Once again, the art is the saving grace of War of the realms. Issue #5 struggles to weave a compelling narrative, preferring instead to bounce from one scene of superhero spectacle to the next.”
70
Gorgeous Art Saves the Day in Marvel's War of the Realms (War of the Realms #4
“With fantastic art and superficial storytelling charms, War of the Realms #4 delivers more of the same.”
