Tarot (USA) di Alan Davis

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TAROT #1 (of 4)
Written by ALAN DAVIS
Art and Cover by PAUL RENAUD
An all-new epic adventure teaming the classic Earth's Mightiest Heroes with Marvel's premiere Non-Team by Alan Davis and Paul Renaud!
A strange and impossible lost memory from his days in World War II draws Namor the Sub-Mariner to his one-time compatriot Captain America—but the two heroes and their respective allies find themselves pulled into a labyrinth of pain, destruction and madness courtesy of the Infernal Ichor of Ish'lzog!

https://www.newsarama.com/47407-hawkeye-and-defenders-get-new-titles-in-2020.html

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TAROT #2 (of 4)
ALAN DAVIS (W) • PAUL RENAUD (A/C)
Variant Cover by ALAN DAVIS
VARIANT COVER BY TBA
Avenger vs Defender as the alchemist Diablo casts another card from the deck of fate, pitting hero against hero for his own nefarious purposes!
40 PGS./Rated T+ ...$4.99

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TAROT #3 (of 4)
ALAN DAVIS (W) • PAUL RENAUD (A/C)
VARIANT COVER BY ALAN DAVIS
VARIANT COVER BY KEVIN NOWLAN
As the chaos and madness continues to spread, the Avengers and the Defenders find themselves confronted by the most unlikely characters in Marvel history! Would you believe – THE UNBELIEVABLES?
40 PGS./Rated T+ ...$4.99

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TAROT #4 (OF 4)
ALAN DAVIS (W) • PAUL RENAUD (A/C)
Variant Cover by ALAN DAVIS
VARIANT COVER BY STEPHEN MOONEY
Merged into a single amalgamated band, the combined heroes of the amalgamated Avengers and Defenders race against the clock to put everything right – as the final card begins to turn.
40 PGS./Rated T+ ...$4.99

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Preview: Marvel Revives the AVENGERS - DEFENDERS Rivalry in TAROT #1

https://www.newsarama.com/48412-tarot-1-preview.html

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Avengers/Defenders: Tarot #2 (Published by Marvel Comics; Review by Justin Partridge; 'Rama Rating: 7 out of 10):

Marvel's premiere A-listers saddle up with the House of Ideas' most ragtag "Non-Team" against the threat of Diablo in Avengers/Defenders: Tarot #2. After the real owner of the mind-controlling tarot was revealed last issue, writer Alan Davis starts to show how Diablo uses his newfound control. That is, if his paranoia doesn't eat him up first. Though this has the charming peppiness of an old-school crossover, the script itself is fairly wooden and plodding, just marking time until the cliffhanger. Artist Paul Renaud also gives this issue a real classic look and feel that highlights the wooden script a bit more than it probably should. That said, seeing the classic incarnation of the Defenders teaming up for some weirdness with the Avengers is pretty fun, even if a bit slow-going at times.