Juggernaut: No Stopping Now (Juggernaut (2020-2021))

Loved the new look and theme of the story. Was a little predictable at times but definitely entertaining. I wish there were more stories.

This is a short story that exists only to shuffle Juggernaut around and set him up for his own ongoing series. As far as I know, that hasn't happened. He's paired with a new young mutant who's a very grating attempt at writing a member of Gen Z. There's an obligatory fight with Hulk, who doesn't act in character at all, as well as some run-ins with D listers like Zola. The main conflict isn't resolved, and wasn't that engrossing in the first place. I like that Marvel has allowed Juggernaut some growth, but I think they can dig deeper to find where he belongs next. Maybe with the Avengers?

Always love juggernaut , and they did good job of character development with him. The story also is just a fun read for comic . Definitely give it a try .

The Juggernaut is back and is reinventing himself yet again. Fabian's sarcastic writing goes around in the right ways. Cain's vulnerability and exposure to an eldritch God feels like an addiction. Then there's his ward D-Cel who is trying to cope and reinvent herself through livestreaming. But they're having problems with coming to terms with their past and the actions they caused. People with powers are quickly becoming so common and practically immortal that humanity is fearing them even more. So with each step, Juggernaut and his supporting cast try to make amends. More than a few characters have anyway, including with trial appearances. Because then, they become a little more comfortable with themselves at the very least.

It's a redemption arc so give him a troubled kid sidekick! The plotting of this felt really haphazard right down to Jugg's motivations, even after I finished reading it, I still don't understand them. Also ties into the Krakoa era which I've never been a fan of.

Juggernaut is one of my favorite X villains but this comic is lacking in a number of ways. The art is low quality overall and seems like it was banged out as quick as possible. It is the same level as a very good art student in high school. The black outlines are quickly drawn and often sloppy.The story is boring but at least the minimal dialog allows for a quick read. The premise for why Juggernaut would care about D-Cel and spend so much time caring/protecting her makes no sense. Some of the story is told by shifting in time, but it happens for only a few pages at a time and is spread out. There is no benefit to spreading it out, the historical narrative doesn't interleave with the current one. Feels like it was done this was so the reader wouldn't have to read more than 6 pages with the current narrative and end up getting bored.Of all the books about X characters/teams currently being put out by Marvel, this is the weakest.

I truly and thoroughly enjoyed this comic book series on my favourite Marvel character. The dialogue, artwork and story are awesome and it was also great to see more of the human side to Cain Marko. A big thank you to all who contributed to making this comic collection, and a heartfelt thanks to my brother who introduced me to reading comic books on my phone. I would definitely recommend to any fan of The Juggernaut.