The old order crumbles as Captain America finds himself unable to keep "The Mighty Pretenders" together as a team. But he has one ace up his sleeve - one you've never seen before!
Rated T+
But don't cry too much – there's still one more issue of this series! I'm definitely curious to see how Waid wraps up the story of Avenger X and sets up her return in his other Avengers series – something that was hinted at in Avengers #1. It'd definitely be cool if Kitson returned to handle the art duties on that eventual arc! But we'll see. Read Full Review
So, it's a great series, with terrific art - it's lots of fun. As a longtime fan, I can only say, "Thanks!" Read Full Review
Avengers #4.1 is a relentless throwback to the way that superhero comics used to be... and I love it. Mark Waid and Barry Kitson get just about everything right in this issue. Read Full Review
Any Silver Age fan will get taken back to the best age of comics with these amazing .1 issues. They are the only reason I’m reading this series because the Kang War story isn’t that good
The Avengers finally figure out Cressida isn't their friend. Is it too late to save themselves? The potential of this throwback series pays off in a big way as Cap stages a grudge match with the Frightful Four to keep his team from falling apart. The action is exciting, the art is beautiful, and the characterization is great. Not only does Mark Waid recreate what these heroes were like in 1965, he also shows us the fascinating interplay that's made them worth following for decades.
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