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Anyhow - just read this issue.
Scarlet Witch created the Savage Land - unnecessary, but kind of cool.
As for the rest of it... why was Wundagore name dropped? Do we need Ka-Zar and Shanna? Isn't this series already brimming with two titles worth of characters? Is Cap REALLY Black Panther? Is Cap REALLY that pissed off that he missed the civil rights movements and wants in on it now?
Let's look at this - Cap... for SOME reason... lets his ex-girlfriend who's a SCIENTIST take over a SUPERHUMAN EX-MILITARY force (that's like Hannibal letting Amy Amanda "Triple A" Allen take over the A-Team), but then goes and dresses up as another superhero entirely. How childish can you get? Every time Wasp makes an order contradicting Cap he dresses up as Panther and carries them out?
Also - Loeb goes on about the subtleties and the mysteries his title has. He doesn't know how to write either. It's not a subtlety when every one of Pietro's lines reference how much he loves his sister (and it seems now, his mother too). It's not subtlety to mention when Cap is around that Panther isn't and vice-versa in every scene one of them is in. It's not subtlety to simply not give any form of clue or exposition in order to create mystery. Nor is it mystery when there are no clues, just random events. It's not mystery when plot points are simply told by a new character who just arrived to the other characters without any conflict or progression. Wolverine shows up and explains all the plot he knows so far. That's not a mystery.
Props though - the scene where Iron Man looks at Janet and is a robot properly shocked me. I was properly unnerved by it, despite the hammy deliverance. It was a good, well-drawn moment (even if, in the background, two robots pop up out of nowhere).
It is, however, another example of "no mystery". There are no clues. At all. Someone, in #4 will walk on panel and go, "Didn't any of you ask this question? No? Well... I'm going to tell you the answer anyway. You're so dumb."
Not a mystery.