Squadron Supreme Vol. 3: Finding Namor

Squadron Supreme Vol. 3: Finding Namor collects the final issues of this series - #10-15, which sort of seems to fade out rather than come to a solid conclusion, but that may actually be the point, as everyone comes to their senses and realises that they are supposed to be the good guys:“I was a super hero – ineptly trying to be a paragon. Where did that go?”Well, they begin their voyage home by trying to stop Warrior Woman from getting her hands on a time machine and retrieving Namor so that she can marry him and rule the world according to the vision they had in a previous volume.Hang on… if she can use a time machine to bring Namor back…It gets complicated from there on in, with Jim Hammond and SHIELD, Spider-Man (Peter Parker now owns the Baxter Building) and Mordred the Mystic, who seems to be getting a bit ambiguous about his motives.There is a conclusion to the Squadron’s story, not to mention Jim Hammond’s, but there are a lot of loose ends, which are obviously there to lead into future stories and series, and I might have missed some of the intended subtleties along the way.It was still a reasonably entertaining story though, and James Robinson always knows what he is doing, even if we don’t find out what it was until his next series comes along.

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This TPB copy of Squadron Supreme Vol. 3: Finding Namor was over all in solid condition and I this last story-line in James Robinson's All New Different Marvel 2015-2017 Squadron Supreme Vol 4 Run was a mostly satisfying end to an ongoing comic book series that in my own option could have been better and lasted longer as well I overall thought

The worst thing about this book? It got cancelled. Worth every dollar spent and then some. Do yourself a favor - grab the whole set!