Avengers Volume 5: Adapt or Die (Marvel Now), by Jonathan Hickman
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Avengers Volume 5: Adapt or Die (Marvel Now), by Jonathan Hickman
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In the wake of INFINITY, Captain America and Iron Man plan for the next version of the Avengers. But they soon discover that a runaway planet is on a collision course with Earth! Can a visitor from the future help save the day? Then: It worked for the X-Men. Would we be so crass as to do it again? Yes, yes we would! It's a blast from the past as Marvel introduces the All-New Avengers! But as the Science War overtakes the world(s), what is the secret behind this time-tossed team? When the answers are revealed, you'll wish they remained hidden! As Bruce Banner puts together the pieces and confronts Iron Man, the collision of the Avengers and the New Avengers is imminent! COLLECTING: AVENGERS 24-28
Avengers Volume 5: Adapt or Die (Marvel Now), by Jonathan Hickman- Amazon Sales Rank: #437472 in Books
- Published on: 2015-03-24
- Released on: 2015-03-24
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 10.25" h x .25" w x 6.75" l, .56 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 136 pages
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. The Calm Before A Massive Multiverse Storm By Slim Cat This volume collects issues 24-28.Whoo, Jonathan Hickman is out there. Haha. Hickman finally starts bleeding more of what is going on in New Avengers into the main book here and revelations are made that are quite stunning, but like usual, Hickman leaves more questions to be answered and piles more intrigue on the ones still unanswered as he will probably reveal all in grand fashion at the closure of his run.This volume kicks off with a chapter break issue entitled Rogue Planet. In it Hickman shows a future Ironman going into the past to warn our current Avengers of a, well, rogue planet that is on a collision course with Earth. This future Ironman helps the team out and reveals his true agenda to the current Ironman, Tony Stark. It is odd to me that all the other Avengers so willingly accept the aid of a "future Ironman" but oh well there is a story to progress.The next four issues are a mini arc that is just Hickman style weird and ends with some bombshell shakeups. On A.I.M. Island the amoral scientist group, with the coolest beekeeper suits around, continue poking and prodding into the unknown with little to no care of the consequences. I believe it was made clear early on in this series, but here Hickman pounds it in that the A.I.M. scientists are very aware of the incursion events going on in the multiverse that Stark and his illuminati pals are dealing with over in New Avengers, and really do not care. In fact they seem to just want to stir up as much trouble before their planet reaches it's own doom. They have a machine that is able to open into parallel worlds and are able to reach in and pull beings out just as an incursion of two worlds occurs. They just happened to pull the original lineup of the Avengers out; Captain America, Ironman, Thor, Antman, Wasp, and the Hulk, who are all kinda evil.The story unfolds in a non-linear fashion as Maria Hill and S.H.I.E.L.D. play catchup to the madness A.I.M. has unleashed and then the current team of the Avengers are on the case as well. A.I.M. also releases something into the multiverse that leads to a startling revelation. But finally, in issue 28 Hickman lays out a great character moment for Bruce Banner and a great moment of this series, as this volume just runs high on it's concepts and plot points up until Banner's awesome moment. Banner has a meeting with Tony Stark to discuss some things he has noticed ever since the formation of the new team and it leads to a startling development...Nothing but top notch art work here as Esad Ribic, Mike Deodato, Butch Guice, and Salvador Larroca do the illustrating work for issue 24 and then Larroca does the next four issues. They are colored by Marvel's stable of phenomenal colorists with Frank Martin, Dean White, Paul Mounts, and Laura Martin.All in all, a very good entry to Hickman's crazy multiverse shattering Avenger story that has some odd moments and is more setup for what is to come, but still very entertaining and engaging along with some marvelous art. Next up Cap remembers a thing or two about the Illuminati in Avengers Volume 6: Infinite Avengers (Marvel Now). Cannot wait!!!
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. And, back to incursion. *sigh* By J'aime After a fun break for Infinity, Hickman is back to building his Incursion story. Everything dies, blah blah. Since all the Earths of every universe are eventually going to collide, it was only a matter of time before we met some evil Avengers. In this case, the meddling of A.I.M. is what brings them to Earth 616. A.I.M.is also revealed to be tied to the Mapmakers - a powerful race that Black Swan mentions. But, nothing comes from either of these facts.This volume was a muddled mess. In addition to the two Avengers teams going head to head, we have a time traveler from the future (how is there a future if everything dies?) here to warn Tony Stark about a rogue planet about to collide with Earth. Meh. What makes this planet so dire when all the universes are colliding anyway?Overall, the only thing that made this volume worth reading was seeing Banner figure out that something was up and his introduction to the Illuminati. The incursion storyline is just not that compelling since our heroes have done nothing but talk about it. Because, that is all they can do.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Not the best premise, but still written really well By Ben Martin This volume takes on the old comic book trope of alternate versions of characters we already know, but still manages to get creative with the twists and turns it takes along the way. This story had some great moments in it, with an alternate version of the Avengers being pulled into our world by AIM and clashing with the heroes. here were some great surprises, and I love the way the alternate Bruce Banner was written.One of my favorite parts off this, however, was the final issue, which had a conversation between our Banner and Tony Stark, which ties in to the events happening in New Avengers. If you're going to keep up with this title, at this point you're going to want to keep up with both, which basically combine in the four-volume "Time Runs Out" series.I'm not a huge fan of Larroca's art, but it's better than a lot of art I've seen over the years.
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