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    New Avengers #64

    New Avengers » New Avengers #64 - A New Dawn... released by Marvel on June 2010.

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    A New Dawn... last edited by pikahyper on 02/21/22 08:24PM View full history

    SIEGE BLOCKBUSTER TIE-IN!! The staggering conclusion to the SIEGE arc delves into the Hood's secret relationship with Norman Osborn and how it will affect the stunning outcome. Plus the fate of the one they call Mockingbird! What you don't see in SIEGE, you will see here!!

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    New Avengers #64 - A New Dawn... by hrdwrkngxsoldier on May 03, 2010

     New Avengers #64I do wish that this event was unfolding more like the chapter based Second Coming over in X-Men. The Siege event has been put together in a way that is a little all over the place. In typical New Avengers style this book showcases The Hood and his gang as much or more than the New Avengers. Bendis uses this issue as an opportunity to illustrate some parallels between The Hood and the New Avengers, especially the organization aspect and the relationships between Hood and Ma...

    3 out of 5 found this review helpful.

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    New Avengers #64 - A New Dawn... by zack_freeman on April 28, 2010

    The Hood's side of Siege is explored, as he and Madame Masque flee the crumbling ruins of Asgard.  THE GOOD  The parallels drawn between the Hood & Masque's relationship and Ronin & Mockingbird make this worthwhile as character piece. The scene where they're all desperately trying to find each other in the collapsing rubble definitely made me step back - - I was surprised to see the Hood portrayed as a normal guy fearing for his girl. He's got conf...

    4 out of 8 found this review helpful.
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