Issue 2 didn`t pick up were the first issue left off making this issue feel like a one shot, but it`s still too early to judge it immensely. The issue itself is very funny with every scene, possibly more than the first issue, and like before Loki is still seen as a competent anti-hero but never comes off as unlikable or brooding.
In fact, as Loki converses with a woman of truth he is still able to entice her yet show genuine compassion. Making it believable that Loki is indeed a good guy. However there are still moments where Loki is Loki but now he means well to repent for his crimes.
The dialogue and comedic moments never feel like they are wasted. Story itself is decent but ends before you get your fill and not exciting but entertaining enough to see more of Loki`s deviousness.
And props to the penciler and colorist as the art is vibrant and the expressions are well drawn.
The book itself still has time to pick up on the story but as of now is still a funny read. Loki Agent of Asgard receives a 3.5/5. If Loki fans are interested this art and humor along is worth it.
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