I'm impressed with Spencer and Barbiere's ability to balance the gravitas of Doom and Scarlet Witch's complex emotions with the innocence of Valeria and 3-D Man. This creative team magnificently tells a concise, compelling story with permanent repercussions in the Marvel Universe. Welcome back, Cassie Lang. This issue is a beautiful backdrop to your return. Read Full Review

Avengers World has been a hit or miss title over the last twelve months, but this installment does a lot to make things interesting, while fully taking advantage of the main angle in place. Read Full Review

Then there's that ending. It's fairly problematic. I get why it exists, to bring back a character who's going to be in the supporting cast for a new series in 2015. But considering this character was killed off by the creative team who had transformed her from a random background face into a major character, it's hard to keep from feeling like this character maybe should have stayed away. The proof will be, of course, in what happens with the character moving forward; for all we know it'll be utterly brilliant. But looking solely at "Avengers World" #16, this feels nonsensical and more than a little out of the blue. Then again, it's hardly the only problem with this issue. This is not a shining moment for a normally more interesting series. Read Full Review

This was pretty good! I don't like how it ended so quickly, but again, only two issues. I don't know if I mentioned it before, but Marco Checchetto's art is amazing.