9.0

Comicosity - Aaron Long Jun 18, 2014

Avengers #31 is an extremely strong chapter in what is building to be a fantastic arc. Hickman and Yu are crafting one of the best time travel stories I've read in a very long time and all Avengers fans need to be along for this ride. How it all affects Original Sin is yet to be known, but regardless of it's ties to the main event this is a strong issue in a long line of quality work from Hickman. Read Full Review
9.0

Unleash The Fanboy - Harrison Rawdin Jun 19, 2014

Avengers #31 is a quality release that earns attention while forging its own destiny. I have to admit it feels slightly reminiscent of what DC Comics is currently doing but the creative team births enough originality to make my job easy. Highly recommended. Read Full Review
8.0

All-Comic - Derek Baker Jun 20, 2014

Thanks to Hickman, the Avengers epic continues despite a forced tie-in. Caps moments are intense and a fierce look into the character, which is just what the series needed. Lets get more of that, please. Read Full Review
7.8

IGN - Jesse Schedeen Jun 18, 2014

Little has changed in terms of the art in this issue. Leinil Yu does a great jb of bringing this futuristic Earth to life, but the lack of clarity to his pencils and Gerry Alanguilan's inks is frustrating at times. Especially since there are a handful of pages here that do show the artists at their best and brim with cinematic detail. Read Full Review
7.5

AIPT - David Brooke Jun 18, 2014

Decompression is a thing we must live with it seems, but there's just enough here to keep your interest. The art is the strongest aspect to this issue which should keep you turning the pages and there is a plot development, however small it is, that should perk up your ears for the next issue. Read Full Review