Uncanny Avengers #6 was the first wholly satisfying installment of this new series, suggesting that a new storyline and a new artist were just what the book needed to find its footing. But while the plotting is still majorly improved as "Ragnarok Now" gets officially underway, the visuals take another hit. It's not surprising, really. Daniel Acuna has never been a particularly speedy artist, and his work often suffers over time as the monthly grind takes its toll. That effect is already clearly noticeable in issue #7. Figures are fairly haphazard and inconsistent, and many panels have little or no background detail. This is a significant step down from issue #6 in visual fidelity, and that bodes poorly for the remainder of the arc.
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