Spoilers: Review: Longshot Saves The Marvel U

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Happy Mid-Week Mini Christmas, Geeks and Geekettes! We're back with Longshot Saves The Marvel Universe #4! 

Wait, a minute. Didn't I, like, JUST review this comic?
Why, yessiree, I did!
Longshot Saves The Marvel Universe #1
However, this being issue #4, is the end of the mini-series.
And what a series it was!
Magic! Chaos! Alternate realities! Mind-controlled heroes! Cameos galore!
Longshot's abilities go haywire when he runs into cosmic entity, The In-Betweener, and a corrupt cosmic cube. He gets thrown into another reality where the Chaos and Order sides of  The In-Betweener are split and everything is wonky. Order is running SHIELD's magic-policing division and Chaos is trapped by his twin. Brother. Otherself. Guy.
In order to restore reality, bring the two halves of the In-Between together, Longshot has to save the cosmic cube (in the form of a demon trapped in a teddy bear named Mr. Dapples) from the Order half while dodging the rampant destruction that the Chaos half is causing.
And everything comes crashing together into this last issue that has action, humor, and leaves out dashing hero on an up-note. If you're a Longshot fan, or even if you're just curious about the character, pick this up. It's loads of fun and throws our hero into the world with lots of new possibilities ahead of him. I'd love to see more things like this from Marvel's extended universe and crazy characters like Longshot. And I definitely want to see more Longshot! 


I give the entire series a 4.5 out of 5 hokey-named cosmic bad asses.


Check back for the review and rating for the entire Buzzkill series from Darkhorse comics!

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