Good news, mikeb. Hope that helps to make you sure you don't have to scour comic shops all around your area. I hate when that happens to me. though in my case, in the past it was more that they don't carry certain series
With that, spoilers for Avengers #676
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Going off of the previews for 676. Jarvis is being transferred and treated at the local ER. Beast and Nadia are doing the best they can to help him. Nadia comments that Jarvis is like a father to her. mikeb was right about that While scanning his biosigns they notice something amiss that astonishes Beast.
Back at Avengers mansion, the group is getting reacquainted with Voyager. We go over a brief rectonn'd history of Voyager's exploits. It seems like a fight with a villain named Victory The Electromagnetic Man propelled Voyager into a alternate dimension and the earth being stolen is what brought her back. While Voyager seems to command the entire rooms attention, she quickly passes the buck back to the respective team(s) leaders (Falcon, Rogue, Sunspot). The team go through their options; communications are down and magic would be very risky. They need to find another way to gather information and deal with their crisis.
Meanwhile in Egypt, twin bolts of lightning strikes the earth and teams emerge and stare each other down. It's the Black Order and Lethal Legion, who can't seem to hold back their lust for battle and decide to duke it out. It's a quick fight and neither team gains a clear advantage, as both decide to back off due to a real fight breaking the 'rules' of whatever it is that set up this situation.
The Black Order however are't satisfied. They mention that there are loose ends on earth that were left around for them to play with and they want to 'clear the board' before fulfilling their real mission.
Back at Avengers HQ we start to see the teams rough start. Quicksilver hasn't let up in the slightest in his needling at Rogue's leadership, Rogue and Sunspot both start to argue over taking the lead, and Falcon is having anxiety over having to control a larger group of people than normal. It's a bit of mess, bit disappointed Zub seems to have had Rogue not learn to hold back again.
QS messes around with the controls and the team gets interrupted by a transmission of the Black Order getting ready to fire at something. Falcon uses his bird telepathy to try and figure out where they are. He shouts as he realizes their right above them. The mansion erupts in flame and the issue ends in a cliffhanger.
Overall, a solid if somewhat disappointing issue for Rogue fans. It's one step forward, two steps back sometimes. I'll hold off judgement but I hope Zub has something new in store for her, since we've gone over this plot with Rogue twice already.
From a less biased perspective, it's a entertaining high action story. The fights are beautiful, just as expected and the moments with the team are also nice. I'm definitely engaged in learning whatever it is that set this all up. (solicitations already spoiled it kinda but let's pretend)