The Mighty Thor: The Galactus Seed, Matt Fraction, Olivier Coipel
I’ve never been quite as fond of Fraction’s work as others seem to be, but given his reputation I’m willing to keep trying. The Mighty Thor is okay; there are some fun moments, and it does feature kid!Loki, who is probably the most interesting character in the comic. That whole refresh of Loki’s character remains interesting to me because it plays with all sorts of stuff, bringing back the ambiguity of his character from the original legends rather than any straightforward comicbook villain stuff. (Some people don’t like that because it seems to be part of the woobification of Loki prompted by Hiddleston fans, but I see it there in the source material.)
Otherwise, the Galactus/Silver Surfer stuff seemed fairly routine — I knew how it’d go from playing Lego Marvel Superheroes, y’know? It’s not like there’s any real danger of Galactus being allowed to eat Earth.
Rating: 2/5
I haven’t read any of his Thor or Ironman. His X-Men is ok. Hawkeye is good. I wrote him once about how I loved his Casanova series and he sent me signed Fear Itself and Iron Fist comics.
I picked up his Invincible Iron Man: Demon today, and quite liked that. He seems like a great guy.