This was a slow burn that by the end felt like Wildfire. Kelly Sue Deconnick and Emma Rios crafted a intriguing tale about a character and storyline that I didn’t think I would have anymore interest in and really grows my interest with each turn of the page. The story is that Osborn sits in prison while the government and the world at large really doesn’t know what to do with him. The plan plan they have is to make him “go away” and it’s with wish that we are introduced to some new characters Osborn with be sharing the prison block with. One of these new characters is fleshed out in the backup feature written by Warrin Ellis and penciled by Jamie McKelvie. it did an excellent job of making the reader know what’s she all about and what that is, is scary.
Deconnick and Rios tell a story interwoven with many layers all revolving around the Fate of the Marvels most infamous Prisoner. Pick it up