In AVENGERS: MECH STRIKE, the Avengers donned new mech armor to battle an unprecedented threat. Now a trio of the world's most notorious super villains, assembled by Doctor Doom, have used the Eye of the Kraken to give themselves a mystical - and monstrous! - upgrade. In order to defeat their foes, the Avengers must undergo a similar transformation - and become MONSTER HUNTERS! But will the heroes be consumed by their dark new powers? Featuring classic Avengers characters and some surprising new additions to the team, all outfitted in their very own mech armor!
RATED T+
Similar to the original series, Mech Strike: Monster Hunters is bubblegum blockbuster fun. It's not trying to be anything more than that, so if you're up for some outlandish non-canon ideas involving Avengers in crazy mechs, you'll dig this. The kids will love it. Read Full Review
Sadly, there's not nearly enough fighting. Read Full Review
I so want to like these "mech" limited series (I love the concept), but something always seems to not click with me when I read them. I'm not sure if it's the execution or simply the fact that the idea of super-powered heroes donning mech suits that mimic their own super powers just can't work (I find myself incapable of suspending disbelief and just going with it; I'm constantly asking "Why?" "Why is the Wasp donning a giant mech suit that shrinks?").
_Mech Strike: Monster Hunters_ #1 was, I suppose fine. On a bell curve scale of 1-5 with 3 being an average comic (3 would still be green for me! 2 is yellow and 1 is red), I would probably give this a "low" 3, possibly even a "high" 2. It's readable, _but_... time is limited and t more
Marvel has once again taken something that should be packaged with an action figure (à la 80s He-Man) and inexplicably published it like a real comic book.
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