Overall, this is a very strange issue. It's a tie-in to “Infinity”, but the events seem to be more linked to the upcoming idea of “Inhumanity”. It focuses on the “Uncanny Avengers” team, but even though only three of the team features here, the issue still only cares about The Wasp. Yet for all of that, there is still one gem that shines through. It may not be important in the long run, but one well-written human story is enough to elevate this issue despite all it's problems. If only the issue constructed around it was as good as that story. Read Full Review

In the end, there's just not that much to get excited about or connect to within "Avengers Assemble" #20. The comic itself is fine, delivering a clear and easily understood story, but it's not one you're likely to remember and at the current price of comics, adequate but unmemorable is just not enough. Read Full Review

Damn, Ewing really hates the concept of pacifism huh? This is the second time I read a story where he shits on Wonder Man and the idea.