Name: Avengers
Rating: 2.75 (4 reviews)
ISBN: 9781302914851

Mark Waid

Sean Izaakse

Jim Zub

Al Ewing

Paco Medina

No Road Home

Avengers

Alan Davis

Ultron Forever

Patrick Book

Resolves a little too easily, I would suggest.

Dimitris Papastergiou

Well, this was a journey for sure.

It starts off really interesting and creepy and dark (get it?) and you're right there excited for the ride.. and then.. the mysterious villain shows up and the first impressions are really hopeful and promising, especially the first couple of moves against our team. BUT... the villain turns out to be empty threats that make no sense with battles that go on forever, stop a bit, let's talk a bunch for no reason, then let's battle again, then pause, talk, no development, now fight again. This is going on for the whole series and the sad fact is that the villain is not interesting because it's a lie. You can't be someone who kills a bunch of Gods for fun and then can't even slap around Hawkeye for example, you lost me right there and then.

Now, the interesting part was just at the very start, then it was toward the end where we have a really nice guest, from Conan. Yeap! And believe me I already hated the plot and dialogue, especially the relationship between Hulk and Hawkeye which was cringe-worthy to say the least, so Conan was surpsingly a nice addition to the story, being with Scarlet Witch and all, until he was thrown into the battle along with the others. And the final issue; what the heeeellllll was that?! Nope.

You will be disappointed and I'm sorry but you can't have dozens of characters all together trying to tell a story for each with everyone taking point and having a villain who talks big and does nothing after all, also "You will now see my true power, I was holding off until cuz I was feeling sad for you".. really? You start the whole story with a massacre and then the villain feels sorry for our little group of superheroes. Thanks but no thanks.

Avengers No Road Home

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