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They must get back to Earth and detangle. Ant-Man and the Wasp #5 cover by David Nakayama Ant-Man and the Wasp #5 concludes this miniseries which has found Scott Lang and Nadia van Dyne trapped in the Microverse There's no real antagonist of this story; the conflict is the ethereal theoretical physics-based conflict of returning to our[...]

The Champions battle the Man-Thing in Tanzania. Viv Vision is down, and it's up to the rest of the team to save her. Is it a good read?

The charm of Nadia van Dyne and Scott Lang outshines the somewhat shallow plot I can still recommend this one Check it out. [rwp-review-ratings id="0"] [rwp-review-form id="0"] [rwp-review-recap id="0"] Ant-Man and the Wasp are caught in opposing frequencies Wasp is worried that, left unresolved, this could lead to the two being caught apart and in the Microverse forever[...]

The Champions team undergoes some major changes before embarking on a mission to help a small Tanzanian village. Is it a good read?

Ant-Man attempts to spring the Wasp from a Microverse holding cell while Nadia still grapples with her sudden blindness. Is it a good read?

The Champions have tasked themselves with saving the Chitauri people from being slaughtered by Warbringer while Thanos watches. Is it a good read?

The Champions and Alpha Flight are in a standoff at the North Pole over the actions of the known villain, the Master. Is it a good read?

That foot belongs to Wasp, aka Nadia van Dyne, who is still currently blind after the events of last issue Ant-Man, aka Scott Lang, is busy trying to repair her eyes from the molecular level, but the remains of the red creature are fighting him inside Nadia's eyes Meanwhile, the subatomic society, threatened by the[...]

The Champions make a trek out into space to answer a rampage being perpetrated by the Chitauri Warlord. Is it a good read?