It's tough to really call this entire series a must read of modern comics, but its ability to maintain a unique style of a comic that is no longer really made is something that a certain generation of fan can only find comfort with. Read Full Review

very weird ending but I dug it

This is a consistently fun time. I could say some nitpicking I have about the pacing and overall plot structure, but honestly, the more I think on it the more I realize that the comics this series was trying to capture the feeling of often had weird structures and pacing. It's very fun.

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The Avengers' trip home is packed to the gills with continuity nods, and these deliver a heartwarming rush of familiarity (especially if you're a big enough nerd to get all the references). But the good feelings and the great art don't quite make up for the fact that the climactic battle with Kang was a pretty unsatisfying affair.

It's a fun finale to a fun miniseries, but this story never really came within shouting distance of "meaningful." For "read all Marvel" obsessives like me, this is a fun treat, but I wouldn't call it essential or unmissable.

I've liked the story up to this point. I enjoy Paul Levitz's writing, especially on Aquaman, but I found myself going back to re-read the ending four times because I couldn't remember what had happened. The end was a letdown. He didn't stick the landing on this one, in my opinion. the closing field was fine along with the save from Tony and I find myself, even now, not remembering what happened after that. They jumped through time and landed on Earth in their time - I think. I still hope there is a follow-up to the book.