The Mighty Avengers are poised to join the Siege on Asgard, but first they have some pretty huge issues to resolve. THOR vs. the MIGHTY AVENGERS! LOKI revealed! Someone's off the team?! The most insane thing HANK PYM will ever do (and for Hank Pym, that's saying a LOT)! All this and more! Rated A …$2.99
This is another good showing by writer Dan Slott who continually impresses me with this title. Penciler Neil Edwards did a nice fill in job here for Khoi Pham the normal penciler. I am sad to hear that this book is going to be closing shop as it was a fun read featuring a somewhat team of cast-offs. Read Full Review
This story felt for me like an excuse to see Thor in the book. Thor looked good enough but the inker has to change. It felt like I was reading a comic book from the 1980s inked by John Dixon and Bob Hall. Read Full Review
As I stated before, this issue does have its problems. It's certainly not up to par with Slott's previous arc but it does provide a satisfying one and done story that doesn't feel like a throwaway either. There are many satisfying developments in this issue; unfortunately there are just too many flaws in the execution for them to stand out properly. Read Full Review
Like Dio, MightyAvengers has rocked for a long,long time, and I don't mind at all that the book is about to pass the torch. Read Full Review
Mighty Avengers #34 was garbage, Slotts worst issue all the way around and definitely something I dont recommend to anyone. Hopefully this was just Slott trying to tie up everything else for the big series finale but its no excuse for crap and this is definitely crap. Read Full Review
"Mighty Avengers" #34 offers the conclusion to a long-running subplot in the book, but it's rushed and not executed strongly. Loki's presence is required in "Siege" and that story takes precedence, understandably. The issue ends with a big cliffhanger that offers hope for future issues, but this issue is sloppy and a let down. Read Full Review
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