Avengers #3 is a fine semi-conclusion to a series that's been incredibly vivid and gorgeous. Wasp takes the reigns in this one and proves she's just as heroic as the next guy. Read Full Review

In summary, Avengers #3 is a strong, strong instalment in this new series. It pushed the story along nicely while giving it enough attention, the characters all get treated as they deserve, and the artwork is impeccable. The secret Vision whispered the Wasp will be playing on our minds until Issue #4! Read Full Review

The resolution in this issue feels a bit cheap and easy considering the scope of the threat Kang and his other selves have posed, but at least it ties together the majority of the book's current loose ends. Read Full Review

Avengers #3 continues to further the ongoing story in a satisfying manner while setting up larger mysteries for the future. Read Full Review

The Avengers continues to layer big ideas on the foundation of its strong character work. Even if the resolution to one of the story's primary conflicts seems abrupt, more mysteries remain as Earth's Mightiest Heroes continue their battle against Kang. Read Full Review

Between the excellent artwork by Del Mundo and expert characterization by Waid, this is an enjoyable comic book, even with the trippy time-travelling stuff that usually accompanies Kang. The Kang craziness might not be for everyone, and, yeah, it did get slightly cumbersome, but the foundation for the future of this roster is rock solid. Maybe this is the comic to bring more balance to the current upheaval in the Marvel world. Remember, Waid is the guy who wrote Kingdom Come. Read Full Review

Although I had to get used to the style of art, I'm really enjoying it right now. And hey, it's a time traveling story!

Nadia's costume is ugly.

I just never find Kang an interesting concept. I guess it's cool he can come back any time any place he wants but it also makes him annoying. It's just the mix of the story and the art of Del Mundo that just doesn't keep me enthralled. But as far as action goes its just ok.

Improving one the first two issues but still a long way away in terms of art and story

I must be the only person who's not blown away by the art. I think it would work better for me if there were more inked lines separating things... As it is, many panels look like blobs of colors running together. But to each his own.