Mighty Avengers #1

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A World Without Avengers 0

Mighty Avengers #1 by johnkmccubbin91 on October 26, 2013

This review was originally posted on my website Imagination Centre (here).I wasn't originally planning on getting this series, as although I am happy to see Luke Cage back in a major comic book series, I couldn't fit it into my budget. I have however since been able to get the first couple of issues and hope to get the series at least during Infinity, but probably won't be getting the series on the release date.PlotLuke Cage has been working with the Heroes for Hire, but when Thanos' army attack...

8 out of 8 found this review helpful.

Set Plunder Rays to Fun! 0

Mighty Avengers #1 by riot_sqrrl on September 13, 2013

First the bad... Hmm. Okay, okay. I'm out. I am usually not a huge fan of Greg Land's computer-drafted art style, but it seems like this issue contained more of his genuine pencils as that there were a lot of people in masks and the unparalleled likeness of Thanos. Al Ewing is no J.R., but his writing this time around struck gold, not oil (see what I did there? Dallas, anyone?). Now, here are some things I'd like to point out that don't usually get addressed in reviews... Colorist Frank D'Armata...

2 out of 2 found this review helpful.

A Strong First Entry 0

Mighty Avengers #1 by twofacedjoker on January 31, 2014

Luke Cage has always struck me as an awesome character. Maybe because we share a name; maybe it's that, despite his powers, he's largely human, both physically and emotionally; maybe it's that he's a character that evolves rather than stagnates. Or maybe it's just that he fills the open void of African American super heroes. But, whatever the reason, I've always found him to be a stand-out figure. So, when I heard that there would be a comic starring him and a large cast of what appeared to be g...

1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

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