While I never considered myself a huge fan of his work before his run on She-Hulk, I'm delighted to see Paul Pelletier's name in the credit box, as he's shown himself to be a fantastic artist when it comes to delivering a humour title. This opening issue also shows that he's quite good when it comes to the presentation of the darker elements of this issue, as the credit page image is wonderfully disturbing, as was the scene later in the issue where the first member of the G.L.A. is killed off. However, that art also does some lovely work when it comes to capturing the moments of dark comedy that litter this issue, from the scene where Mr. Immortal makes his less than impressive debut against a group of armed robbers, to the little montage sequence where we the rest of the team in action. The cover image also puts a hilarious spin on the moody cover image that was used to debut the New Avengers title, not to mention it serves as a great visual introduction to the Great Lake Avengers. Read Full Review