I had a blast reading this issue and running through my mind where the story may go from here. Jason Aaron and the incredible artists have managed to write a milestone issue that feels important while also laying down the groundwork for exciting future stories. Read Full Review

Marvel's been doing a pretty good job with their milestone issues lately. AVENGERS #10/#700 is no exception. This issue uses every page to its advantage, telling an interesting story, building more into the fictional world, and just being downright fun to read. Read Full Review

Rather than chase after fleeting headlines, Jason Aaron and company prove to be much more responsible in Avengers #700, using this anniversary issue to tell a large-scale story with an insane number of characters. The result is, by and large, a good old-fashioned superhero beat-down that eschews flashiness and instead earns its bombastic beats. There's a lot going on with Earth's Mightiest Heroes in this issue, but this issue never feels overstuffed or overproduced. Instead, Aaron and a who's who of talented artists celebrate the Avengers the best way they can " not by throwing readers a stunt, by telling a quality story that stands on its own. Read Full Review

The Avengers #10 celebrates a big franchise milestone with engaging storytelling and terrific visuals. Read Full Review

This is everything you could want in a super hero team book: outstanding story, plenty of action, fun lines, teases of what's to come, and epic visuals. The $5.99 price tag is definitely worth it for all that you get. My hat's off to Marvel for making such a fun book. Read Full Review

There is a lot to unpack in this issue and it is definitely worth the read. Read Full Review

This is a very fun book with a couple of final act teases that will get you genuinely excited for what's to come. Read Full Review

For the occasion, Avengers #700 is packed with a longer story and three backup stories. While the backups are future plotlines being set up, the main story s great and continues the ongoing Namor arc. The art is good, with multiple artists and styles throughout the issue. Read Full Review

Though the Avengers quickly came to blows with Namors Defenders, apparently it needed to happen because a bigger storms a-brewin' and Earth is in its path! Read Full Review

I was hoping for more from a team that's hit such a major mark. Read Full Review

A lot of moving parts and a lot of coming attractions without a whole lot of actual incident. Some of the art is pretty, though. Read Full Review

Dam this was great! Way to do a 700th issue

This is a milestone issue done right. Super excited for so much here.

This was a perfect modern superhero comic. Wonderful art, action, intrigue, great character writing, tons of set-up, decent payoff. If every book were this good I’d go broke from buying them all. Literally no complaints here. I want to reread it tomorrow, and the day after.

Outstanding issue from Jason Aaron. His story just got immensely intriguing by all of the insane twists and reveals. That JLA nod was great especially with Agent. Marquez and McGuiness were perfect. Plus Irving, Kubert and Sorrentino delivered even more set up/future stories. This is the best $6 i spent in a long while.

I just read this, and oh my god this was good. I"m assuming this is the end of Namors arc and that was handled really well, i loved the introduction of the winter guard, i'm assuming they're gonna keep showing up as a rival team. The character of the red widow is really intriguing. The entire story between Ghost Rider and Odin was god-like. Loki made a reappearance and that was really fun. Thunderbolt Ross is planning some stuff that i'm looking forward to seeing. And the new member that was promised did not disappoint.

Overall, this was a fantastic issue, can not recommend this enough, really looking forward to what Jason Aaron has in stores for us.

Worth every penny Rest In Power Stan Lee

OVERVIEW

Avengers #10
a) Writing/Script= 9.6/10 (Jason Aaron)
b) Art= 8.5/10 (Various)
c) Colours= 8.5/10 (Various)

Average= 8.87/10

Best issue of this Avengers run and probably one of the best issues to come out this week. The whole issue was very engaging throughout. Jason Aaron's ideas for the future are beyond awesome and very intriguing. I already had some of the suprises spoiled for me and some reveals were predictable for me but i still found this book very entertaining. The art by all those artists and colourists are very good as well. Cant wait for the future issues.

It's a bonus-sized milestone issue done right as the Avengers tussle with the Defenders of the Deep and the Winter Guard. Oodles of foreshadowing, too - a whole other US super-team waiting to take the Avengers down, some strong War of the Realms foreshadowing, and vampire trouble on the horizon. The cracks are filled in with some fun characterization that rings (somewhat) more true than previous issues. While I was initially worried about the large art roster, the work is divided up wisely and the different styles work with the script to give widely-separated story threads distinctive tones. This issue does such a great job introducing new plot points that I wonder why I had such a hard time connecting with the first arc.

Wow. There was a ton of content in this issue.

The best part of this series is that it feels like the lead team book of Marvel. If you wanted to read one book that is really setting up the big story that is the Marvel 616 universe this is what you need to be reading. This is a big high action story that will keep moving till the last page. The two big books for this week are Avengers and Uncanny X-Men and both are laying the ground for epic stories and they will leave you with more questions than answers. I am looking forward to what takes shape.

Pretty cool!

Loved how much is packed here, every artist is great as well. Not too keen on some of the dialogue though.

This issue not only progressed this story, it also progress last and future stories! It had great action and great dialogue! Have me excited for what’s to come! Only quiver was that the issue with Namor was cut shorter than I would have liked. Art was amazing!

2018 attitude, 1965 characterization. I grew up on Silver Age stories like this, where Stan Lee had to write everyone as hair-trigger aggros in order to work in a fight scene, and that was ok because no one was particularly devloped as a character. I guess that’s what Aaron is going for here, what with Namor acting like Silver Age Namor again and all. Just feels kind of shallow today.

Been a fan of the avengers I wanted to pay tribut to Stan by taking this 700s issue.
To be fair Aaron neal the winter Guard return at first. And by splitting avengers in duo (Ghost Rider/Tony, T'challa/Jennifer, Thor/Captain Marvel) a give some good storyline. I particulary liked T'challa test for Hulk ^^. And we have Captain America facing alone Thunderbolt Ross. A strong moment where cap is true to himself and the cap from both Civil war comics et MCU movie.
But then he have some stupid moment. So Namor & his defenders attack a submarine base. I don't like to see Namor as a bad guy. I rather would have accepted to see that Namor is the good side (With plastic/gasoline polition by humans to say the least). And for a moment I was happy to see a understanding between Namor & the Avengers. But then the script was send to hell or something. Namor's Piranhas didn't stand down as asked, so Steve have to do something. I believe Namor would accept that or put them down himself, like he did when he flee. And I certainly don't understand that the Avengers have a hard time against this team. Ok Namor his powerfull and his team larger. The avengers aren't well prepared (Sight ! Like if when they face other opponent they were). Namor Defender's feel like a Joke so I'm piss that they nead the Winter Guard to win. But let thay that at least that lead to a team up. There's just a problem with that, they will fight too for a silly excuse. Perun & Chernobog start to argue togehter. Once more the leader (Crimson Dinamo even if more latter we see that he's not their leader) ask for stopping them. And Hulk did that without arming them. But Hulk action lead the Winter Guard to turn against the avengers letting Namor runing away. It's not what I wanted to see for my team. And I will not talk about the boring Ghost Rider/Odin encounter. Or the Loki/Phoenix one (I rolled my eyes many time). Or the too short wasp's mission.

Cover - The Skottie young one. Not related. 1/2
Writing - Poor writing. The avengers are better than this. Both Namor & the winter guard aren't that dumb ! 1/3
Arts - At least their is the panel & layout. Except the Ghost Rider/Odin Story. But love Sorrentino's work on janet. 2.5/3
Feeling - Very disappointed. 0/2 more