HALLELUJAH, IT'S RAINING SKULLS - RED SKULLS, THAT IS!
With an unending swarm of Red Skull LMDs on the loose, the Avengers have one last chance to turn the tide before they're completely overwhelmed - even if that means teaming up with the original Red Skull to do it. Dive right in, dear reader, and get swept away by the action! RATED T+
Its difficult to tell how long Landy could keep the current format going before it starts to feel boring and repetitive. The action sequences playing out in the first three issues of the series maintain great momentum and gain a great deal of momentum simply by staging compelling action sequences. The plot that Landy has tying them all together is just extra. Read Full Review
Land delivers some beautiful art throughout the issue. The imagery is beautifully detailed and visually thrilling. Read Full Review
This comic has all the favorite core characters of the Avengers and each is well highlighted in action as well as dialogue. I certainly appreciate the action portion of every issue that has baited us thus far. I am anxious to see who or what is pulling the strings behind the time gaps. As an Avengers reader, youll want to get in on the ground floor of All Out Avengers. You wont regret it! Read Full Review
It's a tedious battle that provokes little interest as neither the story at hand nor the story promised provide readers a cause to continue beyond seeing more of this and that reads like a threat. Read Full Review
Another action-packed issue featuring all of the greats, but I can understand that some people are saying, "Get on with it already." It's pretty, but what's the story? I agree here. It's been three issues of unconnected action scenes and we know someone is toying with them as they have no memories outside of these battles, but still, it has not been revealed or even hinted at. Landy is going to have to break the story soon.
It's nice that, 3 issues in, the protagonists are finally starting to get a feel for the bigger story. Unfortunately, the single-issue adventures remain dull and unengaging. A lot of that is down to the sterile art -- but the author certainly isn't helping by lining up 2 "we have to team up with a villain" stories in a row. (That choice will probably turn out to have some bigger meaning, but still.)
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