Far from being a cash-in sequel, Avengers: No Road Home kicks off with a virtuoso case of premise refinement. The key problems of No Surrender - too-big cast, too-slow pace, too-blah villains - have been corrected with surgical precision. This story roars out of the gate with passionate characters, a clear (and dreadful) antagonist, and simply gorgeous storytelling in words and art. Time will have to tell how the story ends, but it absolutely could not be off to a better start. Read Full Review

AVENGERS: NO ROAD HOME #1 is comic book writing at its finest. The writing team delivers a smooth, exciting issue from start to finish. Paco Medina's art is superb. I can't wait to see how this series progresses. Read Full Review

No Road Home certainly has the talent, the cast, and the potential to succeed, topped off with a high fantasy hook that is tailor made for serialization. Eyes front, True Believer, because Avengers: No Road Home #1 is Marvel Comics in their purest form. Read Full Review

A group of characters left adrift by the recent big Avengers relaunch brought together by a killer creative team? What's not to love? Read Full Review

A good first issue, especially for longtime readers of the Avengers. The writing team has done an excellent job capturing the unique voice of each character while the art captures the wholesome positivity of them as well. It's exciting to see Marvel tackle an often unused corner of the universe and I can't wait to see how they flesh it out further. Read Full Review

The action hits heavy and the drama carries plenty of weight. AVENGERS: NO ROAD HOME could reestablish Hercules as a premier Marvel character. Read Full Review

While this first issue, much like its predecessor's, exists to set up the various threads going forward, what No Road Home has over No Surrender's debut is that the spectacle doesn't overshadow these characters. Most exciting is the dynamic between Hulk and Hawkeye, though Vision's arc appears to have the most emotional potential, with the issue's reader-friendly approach and contextual backmatter making it clear where all these characters are at even if you haven't caught up with the team's previous tale. Read Full Review

When all is said and done, No Road Home introduces an exciting new story that could prove to be a game-changing affair. Then again, it could also turn out to be just another Avengers off-shoot. Read Full Review

Not perfect, but a fun start. The heroes are introduced and a problem established that goes beyond Earth. The art is suitable, but there's not many opportunities for it to wow the reader, and when it does it misses the mark. The characters are familiar and enjoyable, so I'll be back for more. Read Full Review

Avengers: No Road Home #1 is a great start for this limited series. The art is fantastic, and the character selection is good. The main story isn't explored too much but sets up enough for what's to come. Read Full Review

A good, but a bit uninspiring first issue that introduces the large cast of characters and gets them up against the big bad by the end of the issue. This book looks fantastic and Ewing, Waid, and Zub do enough to keep me readingfor now. Read Full Review

Huge Avengers fans will not be disappointed by this frenetic sequel series supplanting a sophomore slump! Read Full Review

Earning the benefit of the doubt, "Avengers: No Road Home" might lead to greatness; it simply has not shown all of its cards just yet. Read Full Review

This New Avengers are unconventional and was unexpected for me. It was much fun, especially where Hulk intimidates the others, Rocket's antics, Hawkeye's swag, and many more. The story is a deep turn shining light on some of our Greek gods in a fictional way. It's amazing to say the least.

I didn't want it. No surrender was catastorphic. I didn't understand Why marvel want a sequel.
But I see a preview with Tony Ho in the roaster. I was happy that she wasn't completly forgotten, so for her I take this. And understand me well. I didn't want a team with Rocket in the Avengers, it's as stupid as Conan in a Avengers team (Oh wait ...).
That said I take it with a open mind, but the start was a little weird. What started Like that ? I told to myself. But at the end, that make sense.
How the team is assembled is not bad. Not good or original, but at least with good work on the characters past (Even if I find Clint/Wanda friendship a little weird considering he dies because of her). Rocket is well introdust, Clint will have to watch is back, but for now nor Tony or Blue Marvel seems to be really on the time.
In one hand I'm happy the team have less avengers in. In no surrender it's feel like Zub & Waid wanted to make their avengers shining. Ewing seems to don't care about the US anymore.
In another I would like to have Jericho with Wanda (But he's taken for Savage Avengers so...)
I would like to see Enigma too. After all, Tony and her have a relationship.
But once again this story wasn't as dumb as No surrender was. I have a hard time to trust it's the same team of writer on it.

Cover - Don't like it, but it's the only one I find. And it's related. 1.5/2
Writing - This time I don't feel like it's a contest of writer about witch team is the best and witch will write the dumber idea ever. 2.5/3
Arts - The panel are very beautifull. All layout make sense. It's the strenght of this short story. 3/3
Feeling - I'm ready to give them another chance. But they have to don't blow it. At the first sign of bad writing, I'm out. 1.5/2 more

Great start. Enjoyable first issue with some pretty good looking art. Hope they make it interesting!

I’m was glad that the first half of this issue let of catch up with our characters, who are criminally underused in Marvel’s Fresh Start. I didn’t see a need for a sequel to No Surrender but I found this first issue enjoyable and not forced. The best part about No Road Home, and No Surrender for that matter, is that they remind me so much of Avengers comics of old

Didn't immediately hook me up as much as No Surrender did, but was quite a great introduction.

So far so interesting! I like the characters and they seem to be written pretty good, and I think the plot is neato.

Solid first issue. I like the chemistry between the cast. I hope the villain becomes more interesting. This was mostly set up, so I'm expecting more in the next few issues.

OVERVIEW

Avengers: No Road Home #1
a) Writing/Script= 6.8/10 (Various)
b) Art= 8.0/10 (Paco Medina)
c) Colours= 6.5/10 (Juan Vlasco)

Average= 7.1/10

I really like that they are focusing on the GREEK side of the Marvel universe. We dont really get to visit that side of the Marvel universe that much, so great to see them explore this place again and its characters again. The dialogues and the overall writing were ok. Since this book focuses on most of the people's lesser favourite Superheroes, this book might get a little boring and slow but thank god it picked up at the end and sets up a good next issue. Plus, Paco Medina's great pencils is wasted by Juan Vlasco's less appealing colours.