Kot, Walsh, and Wilson weren't interested in universal consequences or heroes and villains. They were interested in empathy, people, and the small changes we all undergo as we try to grow into better people (even if they come through battles with fictional realities). Secret Avengers was entertaining because of its superhero antics, but it was great because of its focus on the humanity beneath the story. This may not have been one of the best-selling series at Marvel, but it was certainly one of the best. Read Full Review

Every so often, we get a pretty amazing series bestowed upon us. SECRET AVENGERS almost felt like it came out of no where. The combination of Ales Kot's multilayered stories and Michael Walsh's fascinating character designs and layouts easily propelled this series into my heart. In many ways it has felt like the greatness of it was a secret to many others. With this being the final issues, there is a slight feeling that the conclusions and aftermath were reached a little suddenly. If you haven't read this series before, I truly do envy you for now you have a complete (brand new) series you can devour. I will miss this series. It was really a fun ride. Read Full Review

Michael Walsh and Matt Wilson found a really great collaboration on this book, and continued making great strides toward the very end. Unfortunately, it doesn't feel like Kot could keep up with his own momentum. Read Full Review