Meet Richard Henry Benson - the Avenger! His pallid features forever deadened by a criminal act, he is the ultimate master of disguise and uses his skills to mete out retribution to those who would prey on the innocent! But can even Benson triumph over an Invisible Man...? Fan-favorite writer Mark Waid - who is hotter than ever thanks to his work on Daredevil and Star Wars: Princess Leia - brings his personal favorite pulp hero back to comics with all-new, explosive adventures!
The entire run of Justice Inc: The Avenger should be a great read, as long as Waid keeps pairing Bensons team with enjoyable stories and Freires art. Now, we just need more information about the teams history. Read Full Review
This is the pulp book you have been waiting for all your life, and you need to pick it up this week. Read Full Review
So far, this is the best of the pulp efforts I've seen to date - which is great, because The Avenger is one of the all-time great pulp heroes. He's long overdue for star treatment. Read Full Review
The action and dialogue are in perfect keeping with the serial's that originally spawned these heroes, with slightly hammy character interaction and an over tendency to explain what they are doing, this is pure pulp action and adventure for a modern audience. Read Full Review
A sensational story chock full of old-timey goodness issue #1 of Justice Inc. : The Avenger introduces a group of heroes reminiscent of the Golden Age of comics, setting included. Waid presents a confident character in Benson, but is this confidence going to be his downfall? Read Full Review
If you haven’t heard of Dynamite’s endeavor to bring back the classics, you should get a move on. There are going to be a lot more books coming out, with modern twists on old stories, including The Phantom and Will Eisner’s The Spirit. You won’t want to miss out on these books, and make sure to keep up with Justice Inc.: The Avenger, for more action and adventure! Read Full Review
This series from Dynamite Entertainment is dark, gritty and told with a vocabulary not seen often in action comics. It's a great pick for the more linguistically incline readers. it has all thee makings of an action-mystery comic with lots of room to grow. The team that surrounds Benson seem to be the tops of their fields and I hope they get their time in the spotlight in future issues. Read Full Review
Justice Inc. The Avenger #1 is a fun and thrilling ride back to the past where Richard Benson and his Justice Inc. take on odd, almost paranormal cases. Freire captured the time period of the piece and does a good job with facial emotions. Waid's writing is really the stand out in the issue. It is top notch. From beautiful prose to playful humor, he weaves them together seamlessly. If you are looking for some old school detective fun. Go and pick up Justice Inc. The Avenger #1. Read Full Review
"Justice, Inc. Avenger" #1 does its best to recreate a bygone era of pulp translations for a new era. Readers ready to have some fun with some old-school storytelling will get a kick out of the series. Read Full Review
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