The Avengers (USA) di Aaron & McGuinnes

[No Use For A Name]

AVENGERS #18
JASON AARON (W)
ED MCGUINNESS (A/C)
MARVELS 25TH VARIANT COVER BY ALEX ROSS
ASGARDIAN VARIANT COVER BY PAOLO RIVERA
WAR OF THE REALMS TIE-IN!
See the greatest heroes of Washington, D.C., in action as the War of the Realms comes to the nation's capital. Who needs the Avengers when you've got the all-new Squadron Supreme of America? But who are these mysterious new heroes, and where did they come from? Only Agent Coulson knows.

[Man of Steel]

Avengers ovviamente non poteva mancare.

[Harry Pym]

Che fine hanno fatto Squadron Supreme dopo secret wars II?

[Clod]

Erano morti dapprima (perlomeno una loro versione, cortesia di Thanos e il suo Black Order)


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[No Use For A Name]

AVENGERS #18
JASON AARON (W)
ED MCGUINNESS (A/C)
MARVELS 25TH VARIANT COVER BY ALEX ROSS
ASGARDIAN VARIANT COVER BY PAOLO RIVERA
WAR OF THE REALMS TIE-IN!
See the greatest heroes of Washington, D.C., in action as the War of the Realms comes to the nation's capital. Who needs the Avengers when you've got the all-new Squadron Supreme of America? But who are these mysterious new heroes, and where did they come from? Only Agent Coulson knows.
32 PGS./Rated T+ ...$3.99

[Azrael]

Ross

[Man of Steel]

Letto #13
Numero che parla del primo IF, quello del 1 mln B.C. pg di cui mi frega poco eppure...
Numero che ho trovato estremamente godibile.
Sorrentino alle matite, ma questa volta ha cercato di disegnare come un artist normale per quanto riguarda i suoi layouts e funziona!
Magari avesse fatto la stessa cosa anche durante Secret Empire!
Ovviamente anche i colori fanno la differenza.
Non vedo l'ora di leggere quello legato alla Fenice!

[Azrael]

Avengers #13
Written by Jason Aaron
Art by Andrea Sorrentino, Justin Ponsor and Erick Arciniega
Lettering by Cory Petit
Published by Marvel Comics
Review by Pierce Lydon
'Rama Rating: 9 out of 10

Jason Aaron's decision to intersperse his Avengers with flashbacks to the prehistoric Avengers has certainly been a somewhat divisive approach. On one hand, it fills out backstory for characters that we don't really know and given Aaron's track record, it's almost sure to pay off somehow. On the other hand, it kills the momentum of the stories going on with the modern Avengers and generally make the book feel a little scattered tonally. But this standalone story featuring Andrea Sorrentino on art that centers around Fan Fei and the Power Stone is really the best case scenario for one of these stories. Aaron gives Sorrentino tons of big moments and despite the narration that looms heavily over the issue, there's a really effective flow to this issue.

It might seem a little bit reductive to compare a story about an ancient Iron Fist to the Ed Brubaker and Matt Fraction run on Iron Fist. But I think that on some level those guys codified what a really good Iron Fist story looks like, especially as it delves into the history of K'un L'un. Aaron's voice for Fan Fei is definitely different than Danny Rand's but I love how Aaron has maintained the flourishes of her martial arts techniques. Aaron writes to the rhythm of the fight scenes and lets those be the star of the book despite the exposition he needs to get through. That makes the whole story feel a whole lot more propulsive even when Fan Fei doesn't really have anyone to talk to.

Sorrentino is ultimately why the book works so well. With Aaron ceding the reins a bit to let the action drive the book, it's up to Sorrentino to visualize Fan Fei's fighting style but also the effect of these moves on her opponents. This is a brutal and unrelenting book in that regard. Fan Fei si certainly not one to take prisoners. We also see a much softer inking style here than Sorrentino has utilized in the past which allows for a lot more line clarity and let's colorists Justin Ponsor and Erick Arciniega emphasize the linework in a different way than we've seen in the past. Impact shots in previous Sorrentino comics would usually come with a shock of color contrasted with sharp black and white. Here the art team shies away from that approach. Those kinds of panels still exist but they aren't meant to hit you as hard, instead they are able to show passage of time or allow the colorists to show contrast between characters and their color pallets rather than between the character and the action or background.

Aaron does a really good job helping us get to know Fan Fei, but more than that, he gets us to care about her and see the power of the Iron Fist in a different light. Sorrentino utilizes a different approach than what we're used to seeing from him and it's a welcome change. This is a story with a more gray morality and his usual approach wouldn't have been a great fit. By changing things up, he's able to underline the subtleties in Aaron's script and make something truly memorable. If Iron Fist or high octane, kung fu comics are your jam, you're in for a treat with Avengers #13

[Azrael]

'Dynamic & Deadly' FCBD AVENGERS #1 Follows ENDGAME



https://www.newsarama.com/43732-fcbd-avengers-1-sets-the-stage-for-endgame.html

[Man of Steel]

Letto #14
Non dico che Aaron non ci stia provando, anzi...ma di questi 14 numeri, non penso me ne sia piaciuto uno per davvero, non ho avuto quello che mi aspettavo da Aaron ecco...Forse ha la testa da un altra parte *cough* The War of the Realms *cough*
Questo è solo uno di quei tanti numeri...mediocri.

[Man of Steel]

AVENGERS #19
JASON AARON (W) • ED MCGUINNESS (A/C)
VARIANT COVER BY NICK BRADSHAW
MARVEL BATTLE LINES VARIANT COVER BY MAXX LIM
WAR OF THE REALMS TIE-IN!
Avengers Mountain is under siege as the last stronghold of Earth's heroes is the subject of an all-out assault by the forces of Malekith!
40 PGS./Rated T+ ...$7.99

[Man of Steel]

Letto #15
Pochissima roba.
Vabbe, ho già capito che prima di 'sta guerra, Aaron ha ben poco da raccontare su questa testata.

[Harry Pym]

Union Jack no partecipa alla saga contro i Vampiri?

[stegashop]

sono arrivato al #14 , sono delusissimo da questa serie. Ora che Aaron finisce Thor cosa succede con Avengers? non so cosa fare se tagliare o no , anche perchè ora arrivano i tie in della guerra dei regni.

[No Use For A Name]

Se ne va da Thor, mica dalla Marvel.