AVX Consequences #5 – Review
If Kieron Gillen could write a fallout series this good, he should’ve written Avengers vs. X-Men.
If Kieron Gillen could write a fallout series this good, he should’ve written Avengers vs. X-Men.
James Robinson takes the more interesting route by not rushing us into the Justice Society.
This Marvel Now title is very new reader friendly. Are you a new reader to Iron Man? Than you may want to pick this up!
Madder Red might be the best new villain of this year. But other than his actions, dialogue and stylistic art choices (with colors similar to those in the artist’s Sin City work) there isn’t much else to this dragging 54 page comic.
Dial H presents our hero with his greatest challenge yet – staying at home! Nelson Jent may have defeated the evil of The Abyss, but can he find the courage to go one day without dialing a hero? Also – Manteau reveals the danger behind the dial, and the fate that might await those who dare use it! Read on to find out more!
I am excited that with this issue, Jonathan Hickman finally propels us into the meat of the plot of this book. Two issues ago we had our first continuation of a storyline and the last issue also tied up the loose end of what happened in Germany when Werner von Braun was recruited. With this issue we carry forward and tie together both of those threads. At last! And it has definitely been worth sticking with Hickman during his setup phase.
What happens when Damian and Huntress confront each other for the first time? They are both the children of Batman! Will they have a sibling riveraly?
Have you been looking for another fun team up book? Well than A+X might be the new series you are looking for.
Buffy… er, I mean Fluffy, has to save her fellow classmates from demonic forces… and she may just stake Vampirella while she’s at it! But what else has changed about Buffy the Vampire Slayer since Dynamite only has the rights to Vampirella and not Buffy? Find out here.
Peter Cannon’s origins are explored. Again. Then we get a flashback to Tibet, a trip to Japan and a mummy mystery and murder – all in all, way too much. And the artwork doesn’t help ether.
