The Unstoppable Wasp 1: Unstoppable

I'm definitely not the target audience for this because I'm older than 5 years old. Holy Moly it's so unbelievable every character is perfect and a super genius which makes for a bunch of uninteresting characters. Even blue haired punk girls covered in tattoos and facial rings have quotes from Tesla & Carl Sagan tattooed on their arms...... really? The artwork is good to bad the writing is not. I think this was a huge missed opportunity the character of Nadia Pym and her back story was great that's what made me buy this book in the first place. Unfortunately I see why this title "The Unstoppable Wasp" was stopped (cancelled) not once but twice!

What an excellent trade of the first four Unstoppable Wasp issues PLUS an All New, All Different Avengers! I really looked forward to reading this comic once a month. In a world full of dark and brooding superheros, Nadia's pep and vim was the dose of positivity I needed. I had never previously read much about any of the Pym family members before, but Whitley's heartfelt storytelling drew me in and made me fall in love with Nadia's life in the Red Room and then in forming her group of all girl scientists. I was really inspired by the interviews with actual women scientists in the back of each issue and can't imagine how big of an impact it would have had on my life as kid.I highly recommend this series, anyone child or adult, who loves superheros or science will have a blast!

If you like fun stories about super heroes beating up super villains, you have the right comic.If you like stories where you will laugh your butt off pretty much every other page, you have the right comic.If you enjoy reading stories about likable characters who strive to make the world around them a better place, you have the right comic.If you LOVE looking at fantastic art that blows you away with each and every single piece, you have the right comicIf you like puns, you have the right comic.In short, if you LOVE comics, you have the right comic.Pick up the Unstoppable Wasp! You will not regret it!

I was not expecting to love Nadia. I'm a Jeremy Whitley fan from Princeless, but the idea of revealing Hank Pym's first wife had a baby who was raised by the Red Room (the program that made the Black Widow) seemed so out there.I should have trusted his writing.Jeremy's Nadia is far from a brooding spy or abused victim. She's a delightful genius. Her interactions with Mockingbird in the first issue locked me in. I devoured every issue and pre-ordered this trade the first day I could. The art and story are great.I just wish Marvel had been able to keep it going.

This comic was just boring. nothing happens for however many pages except the main character talking about how cool science is. Just save your money for some thing better.

An absolute ray of science-based sunshine. I loved this comic. Upbeat, heroic, and just fun. It also did a great job of poking around obscure parts of the marvel universe, like how Mockingbird is a scientist (not just Hawkeye's ex-wife). I loved it and can't wait for vol 2.

As a teacher and parent I’m so grateful for this book. I wish they had kept the run going longer. This is such a great STEM book that is fun to read, inclusive and inspiring. The representation in both volumes is fantastic! This is a must own.

I know lots of long time fans have big opinions on the way things are supposed to be, but as a new reader I'm loving Marvel's newer 'feminist propaganda!' The back page interviews with women in STEM are a really cool addition.

To say Marvel has been in a proverbial nosedive since the beginning of their All-New/All-Different branding would be putting it mildly. Poor sales, agenda pushing staff, editors and writers hired purely to fill out a racial and gender quota without any consideration for actual relevent experience... etc...So why then, after the massive backlash from retailers and fans alike, do I suddenly find myself... enjoying an All-New/All-Different character? Has the world gone mad?Well here’s the thing, when these new ‘woke’ writers and editors get to work on a character, every time an argument is put forth about something they believe in, they are immediately put in ‘the right’, where no opposing argument can be given, and they all seem to have an underlying snark about them that just makes them unpleasant to read. (America, and Champions especially.)But this new girl, Nadia Pym... is just so~ nice. She kind, considerate, and sweet as sugar. She’s just such a pleasure to read.The story is alright for the most part, Nadia doesn’t know what to do with herself since arriving in America, and decides to form a Women Only science foundation.(Because Alex Alonso was in charge and this is yet another unfortunate notch in his legacy.)Though to the books credit, the hits at men getting more credit than women come specifically from Mockingbird who unfortunately cameos later on... because again, Gotta beat that horse. And not from Nadia herself.She’s about empowerment, but not about putting down others because of some political, social or gender standpoint. And that’s why I like her, she has a point, but she doesn’t feel she has to put down others to make said point.Hell, even the art works pretty to look at, it’s got this French cafe painitng feel about it, if you catch my meaning.Never thought I’d say this, but this is one All-New/All-Different book I’m sad to see go.Though word to the wise, best keep her away from the Champions, most characters turn unashamedly nasty when they’re in that book.

Cheerful and powerful female superhero. Good fun.

I really enjoyed reading this book.

This is a great series, I really enjoy her positivity and energy. I cannot wait for more.

Could not stop laughing, you want a plot hard luck but if you want stereotypes and a lot of unintended laughs give this book a try.