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AVENGERS EPIC COLLECTION EARTHS MIGHTIEST HEROES GRAPHIC NOVEL

3.62 (169 ratings by Goodreads)

AVENGERS EPIC COLLECTION EARTHS MIGHTIEST HEROES GRAPHIC NOVEL

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COLLECTING AVENGERS (1963) #1-20
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Gathering together to face Loki, Marvel's greatest heroes - Iron Man, Thor, Hulk, Ant-Man and the Wasp - formed comics' greatest team: the Avengers! They were joined by Captain America soon after, and there was no doubt these were Earth's Mightiest Heroes! But Marvel heroes don't just battle villains, they live, breathe, argue... and even fall out. And in an innovative twist, Stan Lee eventually chose to have those original Avengers depart, leaving Captain America to carry on! Hawkeye, Quicksilver and the Scarlet Witch - all conflicted villains - became Cap's new recruits, transforming the Avengers into a dynamic, unpredictable and exciting quartet! So grab a copy of this Epic Collection, and experience the origins and permutations of the world's most-famous super team from the very beginning! Collecting AVENGERS (1963) #1-20. All Ages
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AUG140905
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9780785188643
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PAPERBACK

Writer: Tom DeFalco, Scott Edelman, Stan Lee, Ann Nocenti, Mark Evanier, Scott Lobdell, Len Kaminski, Dann Thomas, Danny Fingeroth, Gary Friedrich, Tony Isabella

Artist: Andy Kubert, M. C. Wyman, John Romita Jr, Keith Pollard, Jack Kirby, John Buscema, Don Heck, Al Milgrom, Paul Ryan, Tom Palmer, Kevin West, Steve Epting, Dick Ayers, Sal Buscema, Frank Giacoia, Erik Larsen, Larry Lieber, Jim Mooney, Werner Roth, Arvell Jones

Publisher: MARVEL COMICS

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An excellent, if a bit same-y, start for Earth's Mightiest Heroes Review by Ryan
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The first twenty issues of the Avengers run are great, if a little similar in their approach to the team. The first two issues revolve around the villain tricking the Avengers into fighting one of their own number: the Hulk. With the arrival of Captain America in the fourth issue, the next dozen installments focusses mainly on the team's battle with the Masters of Evil, led by Baron Heinrich Zemo, Cap's WWII enemy. While they do not feature in every issue, the conflict with the Master's does become quite repetitive, and I was certainly glad when it was over.
The first three quarters of this Epic Collection feature the iconic team of Thor, Iron Man, Giant-Man, the Wasp and Captain America (as well the Hulk originally), but these issues struggle with their villains. Many of the group's early villains (Loki, Namor, Enchantress, Mole Man, Radioactive Man, etc.) are not new, and have fought various members of the group (as well as the Fantastic Four) in the past. Only a few new villains are introduced, but none other than Kang the Conqueror and Baron Zemo stand out to me.
While the most iconic lineup may contain Iron Man and Thor, the series doesn't really reach a new height until the last five issues, with the arrival of Quicksilver, Scarlet Witch and Hawkeye; three former Marvel villains. Stripping the team of all but Captain America, the 'New Avengers' start on very shaky ground but, as the series progresses over time, the writing certainly gets better. Like the first sixteen issues, there is a lack of new, exciting villains (with the exception of Swordsman, who debuts in the penultimate issue).
I was never a huge fan of the writing of Stan Lee, or the art of Jack Kirby (and, to an extent, Don Heck, who succeeds Kirby in this volume), but this first Epic Collection is chock full of battles, memorable first encounters, and a status quo shakeup in the form the of the New Avengers. Thoroughly recommend! (Posted on 03/02/2021)
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