Avengers: Tech-On #2
| Writer | Jim Zub |
| Artist | Chamba |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
• The Avengers encounter Venom in Yokohama, but he's supersized, super charged and out of control!
• Can Tony Stark's untested "Do Hatsu" mode upgrade turn the tide, or is this the beginning of the end?
• AVENGERS: TECH-ON AVENGERS is a sentai-inspired action-adventure series produced in partnership with Bandai Namco of Japan, written by Jim Zub (Uncanny Avengers, Champions) and illustrated by Jeff "Chamba" Cruz (Venom: The End, Street Fighter)!
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8.4
Graphic Policy - Brett
Sep 08, 2021Avengers: Tech-On #2 is a hell of a lot of fun. It doesn't take itself seriously at all. It's a comic that just throws crazy ideas out there and you run with it. The art is fantastic and just nails the tone and concept of the series. The designs are a hell of a lot of fun. It's a comic to just sit back and enjoy, going along for the ride. Read Full Review
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3.0
ComicBook.com - Jamie Lovett
Sep 08, 2021Avengers Tech-On #2 opens with a fight scene that is all but unintelligible due to Jeffrey Cruz's borderless artwork and milky coloring. Read Full Review
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6.0
Red Skull keeps the Avengers hopping by dropping a giant Venom on Yokohama. Tony has to reveal the new armor's powerful but risky turbo mode ("Do Hatsu") to defeat it. This is a perfectly adequate execution of a very silly premise. I have no problem with silly premises, but every time I started to really enjoy myself here, there was some storytelling fumble -- a lazily-written line, a badly-blocked panel -- to smack my wrist and say, "no no, just adequate." (Blocking issues aside, the character/armor/mech art remains fantastic.)
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5.0
Oh, why am I reading this? It's so manga... inspired, and I don't really care for those tropes. I just... keep reading this for some reason. It's not worth the read though.
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