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    Avengers #25

    Avengers » Avengers #25 released by Marvel on June 1, 2012.

    djotaku's Avengers #25 review

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    False Advertising, much?

    I just wrote a review for Wolverine and the X-Men #9 in which I praised the fact that it felt like a normal issue despite being a tie-in to Avengers vs X-Men. This issue of Avengers takes that concept just a biiiiiiiiiiit too far. In fact, only the first two panels involve AvX directly. The bulk of the book has nothing to do with it at all. And the last page ties it back in. I don't know if it's meant to be a spoiler who Noh-Varr is talking to because I don't read Avengers, but I'm glad to see that it honors changes made during Hickman's run on FF.

    If you're just trying to get everything related to AvX, don't buy it. It doesn't really add anything. If you're just collecting Avengers books, it's OK.

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