The blockbuster Avengers series that brings the holy trinity of Avengers brotherhood together comes to a whopper of a conclusion as Captain America, Iron Man and Thor team up for the first time in years to bring down the Hela, goddess of death, who threatens the existence of the whole of the Nine Realms! From Avengers writer Brian Bendis and comics legend Alan Davis!
There's very little to dislike about this miniseries. Granted, in the grand scheme of things, what happens here might not be a big deal to the Marvel Universe as a whole, but sometimes stories are just fun. They don't always have to move mountains. Read Full Review
Amid all the gorgeous visual design, the story itself isn't terribly memorable. Much of this issue is action-oriented. The inevitable scene of Thor, Cap, and Iron Man bonding is short and a bit lacking in payoff. There's also something vaguely unsettling in Brian Michael Bendis' decision to provide Steve Rogers with a new love interest when the man just barely reunited with Sharon Carter. Needless to say, those brief scenes of romance fell flat. But again, the story hardly matters in this case. Prime accomplished the sort of fun, free-wheeling, impeccably rendered adventure it set out to provide. Read Full Review
Conclusion A fun, action packed conclusion to a great mini-series, but one that still leaves room for quite a bit of disappointment on the character and relationship development front. Read Full Review
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