Earth's Mightiest Heroes - The Avengers Appreciation 2024

[LAWtoyoto 432]

I bought a graphic tablet recently to hopefully get into drawing as another past time and my third piece since was made according to this prompt:

Yep, just as you said.

And here is the upcoming Avengers United issue and guess who?

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OMG that was 15 months gap from the last issue of Thunderbolts mini to Black Widow & Hawkeye anniversary mini. I don't want to wait another 15 months after the latter mini ended.

Look, I am not trying to overreact or something. I just want to point out that Hawkeye is the only A-listed hero absent for the entire 2023. And it's happening again in 2024 already only because it's the 60th Anniversary of his debut they only greenlit his series in the first place. Look, I see how most of the A-listed heroes they have series to lead, guest star or even freaking cameo. Hawkeye has none of this aside elseworld these days and I don't want that. I am trying to express my opinions since all these things happen is making me super freak out and I don't know what is going to happen next once the Anniversary over. Put back in the Limbo and wait another 2 years again? Nope, that's enough of this.

Today editorial are trying to avoid Hawkeye as much as possible, not even he would show in the Avengers Infinity Comics anymore, and no small story arc with him.

[Anthony W]

So now Carol doesn't want to be a jailer? Bwahahaha!

Great issue. Good to see Jarvis back.

[Chris0013]

And here is the upcoming Avengers United issue and guess who?

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Is this just another Avengers book with the same line up?

[Digifiend]

Yeah, United uses the same roster as the main book.

Preview for Twilight #4: https://aiptcomics.com/2024/03/08/ma...rs-twilight-4/

[Nomads1]

Yeah, United uses the same roster as the main book.

Preview for Twilight #4: https://aiptcomics.com/2024/03/08/ma...rs-twilight-4/

Not sure about the story (not the most original), but the art sure is gorgeous. Some of the best I've seen by Acuna.


Peace

[Tien Long]

Really liked the latest issue of Avengers. It felt like a breather and a light story. It was great to see Jarvis again. In some ways, it felt like a classic Avengers story.

[Frontier]

Yeah, United uses the same roster as the main book.

Preview for Twilight #4: https://aiptcomics.com/2024/03/08/ma...rs-twilight-4/

Zdarsky writes a very traditional Thor. But also surprisingly a better Thor than Jason Aaron did in Avengers.

Really liked the latest issue of Avengers. It felt like a breather and a light story. It was great to see Jarvis again. In some ways, it felt like a classic Avengers story.

And the team actually held conversations with each other!

[ComicNoobie]

Really liked the latest issue of Avengers. It felt like a breather and a light story. It was great to see Jarvis again. In some ways, it felt like a classic Avengers story.

That's the power of Jarvis! Just having him back makes it feel like the good ole Avenger days of old. Now all they have to do is redecorate their 'city' base so it resembles the Avengers Mansion insides.

[Nomads1]

Just finished reading The Impossible City TPB. Have tosay, I liked the story. After the first couple of issues, there is not much foccus on character and it becomes a free for all, however, it is intresting enough to keep me in the story. A bit too much JLA more than Avengers for my taste, but worthwhile, nonetheless. I like the line up, though I do think that they still don't know how they want to picture Carol as a leader (Inspiring? Green? Kick ass? All of the above?). All in all, I'd give a 7.5 or an 8 on the story. A sure improvement over the last few years of Avengers stories, when it was tough to give more than a 6 on them. Now, the art. Wow, that was a real downer. It was even worse than I thought it'd be by the Previews. So, dull, so basic, so muddy, so uninspired, so lacking in detail and dynamism. Is it the worst art I've ever seen? Of course not. Far from it. But it does not contribute anything to the story, it almost distracts from it. Awful, really. I mean, it would have been okay on a third tier character's mini-series, where the rookie artist has a chance to strout his stuff and improve, for a limited audience, but we're talking about what should be one of Marvel's top books. Are you seriously telling me that you couldn't assign a seasoned veteran such as Stuart Immonen, Mark Bagley, Patrick Zircher, Lenil Francis Yu, or someone to this? Yeah, the art really brings it down for me, but I'm intrigued enough to give it another chance on the second TPB, which will featrue the bad?good guys from Kang:Timeless, The Twilight Court, which I did find interesting. However, I hope MacKay doesn't foccus soley on new villains. I'd like to see some other classic baddies show up from time to time, and on more than just a cameo.

Peace

[Frontier]

Just finished reading The Impossible City TPB. Have tosay, I liked the story. After the first couple of issues, there is not much foccus on character and it becomes a free for all, however, it is intresting enough to keep me in the story. A bit too much JLA more than Avengers for my taste, but worthwhile, nonetheless. I like the line up, though I do think that they still don't know how they want to picture Carol as a leader (Inspiring? Green? Kick ass? All of the above?). All in all, I'd give a 7.5 or an 8 on the story. A sure improvement over the last few years of Avengers stories, when it was tough to give more than a 6 on them. Now, the art. Wow, that was a real downer. It was even worse than I thought it'd be by the Previews. So, dull, so basic, so muddy, so uninspired, so lacking in detail and dynamism. Is it the worst art I've ever seen? Of course not. Far from it. But it does not contribute anything to the story, it almost distracts from it. Awful, really. I mean, it would have been okay on a third tier character's mini-series, where the rookie artist has a chance to strout his stuff and improve, for a limited audience, but we're talking about what should be one of Marvel's top books. Are you seriously telling me that you couldn't assign a seasoned veteran such as Stuart Immonen, Mark Bagley, Patrick Zircher, Lenil Francis Yu, or someone to this? Yeah, the art really brings it down for me, but I'm intrigued enough to give it another chance on the second TPB, which will featrue the bad?good guys from Kang:Timeless, The Twilight Court, which I did find interesting. However, I hope MacKay doesn't foccus soley on new villains. I'd like to see some other classic baddies show up from time to time, and on more than just a cameo.

Peace

Carol as a leader is just kind of...there.

[Marvell2100]

Really liked the latest issue of Avengers. It felt like a breather and a light story. It was great to see Jarvis again. In some ways, it felt like a classic Avengers story.

Yeah, they need to keep Jarvis around.

[Water Spire]

Finished Avengers Twilight #4. I enjoyed it. I hope young James can break away from all the years of brainwashing. Thankfully it didn't go the predictable Zdarsky dumps on Tony Stark route.

[Water Spire]

Carol as a leader is just kind of...there.

Maybe Blood Hunt will give her more to do? Although I feel Wanda and Doctor Strange are taking the lead there.

[Frontier]

Maybe Blood Hunt will give her more to do? Although I feel Wanda and Doctor Strange are taking the lead there.

Or the FoX tie-in.

[LAWtoyoto 432]

Based on the thread, I can see most of you enjoy Mckay's run. Despite its fast pacing and short moments, I feel like it's still missing something from the roster. I miss Hawkeye (Clint barton) a lot and honestly it look s bleak unlike the other like She-Hulk who has ongoing book while Black Widow get to guest star everywhere.