All in all this is an awesome issue celebrating Marvel's 80th anniversary. My only very minor gripe is that the actual story isn't a little longer.

Marvel really has a book for everyone. If you're looking for a family-based superhero book that perfectly represents the good and bad of a family unit, this book is for you.

This is a perfect example of how to start off an ongoing series. Perfect balance of introduction and set up of the story. I wasn't overloaded with too much info. I want to know what's next, and look forward to reading Lin's adventures!

The strength of the fabulous first and third story featuring Wolverine and Winter Soldier make up for a second story that didn't quite hit the mark. I highly recommend this issue nonetheless.

Fans of Spidey's black costume will no doubt want to pick this up to see "what could have been" back in the '80s. A couple of very nice stories with dare I say SENSATIONAL art?!

A very solid story on the Surfer's past featuring Prodigal. A massive battle of superpowers, and super-powered egos.

Jason Aaron starts out his next Avengers arc in a darkly themed, but exciting fashion!