There might be specific ingredients of this comic that aren't perfect, but as a complete recipe on a plate, "New Avengers" #6 is still delicious. It isn't trying to educate anyone, nor is it expecting to trigger a plethora of emotions. This comic wants to be your one-stop action spot where you can marvel at what comics can be. It's ballistic fun and well worth your time. Read Full Review

Mixed feelings about that death aside, this is a fun issue that provides a strong finish to an at times uneven arc. Read Full Review

Jump in on the next issue because a new storyline will be starting, and it's most likely going to be all mystical related stories. It should be pretty good, but as for this issue, you're really not missing too much other than the death of a character. Read Full Review

Now that the first arc is over, the next arc promises to actually set-up who the New Avengers team roster consists of, which I always find a bit aggravating, considering there've already been six issues published and yet a proper team has not even been formed it. Hopefully the next arc will have a bit more focus, and the New Avengers themselves will play a bit more of a starring role, as opposed to this arc, where half of the time many team members were merely bystanders and spectators. Read Full Review

For now, I'll look forward to the next arc starting with issue #7. I'll spill a 40 in honor of Doctor Voodoo and raise a glass to wish better times ahead for this team of Earth's Mightiest Heroes. Read Full Review

Given the somewhat frustrating finish to this arc, Stuart Immonen remains the brightest point of light in the series. His art is gorgeous throughout the book, properly showcasing the battle scenes but also capturing all the emotion of the climax and its fallout. As much as New Avengers continues to struggle to distinguish itself among the crowded Avengers line-up, Immonen's art will always make this series worth reading. Read Full Review

The best issue yet. Bendis wrapped up a terrible story arc, killed off an useless character, and (possibly) created an all-new villain for the future all in one issue with Immonen’s stunning art