Avengers: The Initiative #35
Avengers: The Initiative » Avengers: The Initiative #35 - The Hammer Falls, Conclusion released by Marvel on June 1, 2010.
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Review: Avengers: The Initiative #35 0
Born out of the Superhero Registration Act, what is this team to do when the law is repealed? This issue takes place right after the events of Siege #4, and since it is the last issue of the series, they're essentially wrapping everything up into a nice tight package. The Good I don't normally read this book, and frankly, I'm not a fan of Siege, so I really don't have any clue who these characters are and what's going on. I do, however, really like the idea of the team in this book. Agai...
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I'm gone... Who's commin with me! 0
Avengers Initiative #35 I will be the first to admit, I didn’t care about this title at all until Taskmaster was part of the book. If you read the book it is easy to tell why. The parts of the book that include the previous staff are….well just boring. I don’t see the new title lasting very long, the characters involved are cliché’s that I could observe on any Nickelodean or Disney series. They just seem hollow. This could be the book that fixes that, I just don’t see enough interes...
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Last Issue 0
I think the last issue handle what was on its plate very well, even if it wasn't exactly a bang. It was nice to see everything just start to wind down and the wrap up of the leftover matter. It was nice to see the rookie recruits again and Taskmaster dissing Osborn on his way out. Overall, solid way to end the series, though the art felt a little odd here and there....
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Goodbye Initiative, it was fun while it lasted... 0
I'll miss Avengers: Initiative. Not for the actual Avengers but for Taskmaster. Prior to him becoming the instructor for Osborn's twisted version of the 50 State Initiative I was already a huge fan of Taskmaster, but cared very little about Initiative. Once he became one of the primary characters in the book though I became an instant fan as he stole the show each and every issue. In the finale of the book he does so again. The panel with Taskmaster taunting the captive Osborn as him and C...
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