Pacing aside, there's little to complain about, though. It's still the best of the relaunched Avengers books, and I suspect it's going to read even better as a collection. With one more issue to go, all we can do is hope that Brubaker makes the most of it. Read Full Review

For better or worse, this arc wraps up smoothly enough, but it also only barely scratches the surface of the larger conspiracy Brubaker has planned. With his next and final issue serving as another flashback story, it's clear readers will have to depend on Nick Spencer to carry the torch and bring this conflict to its full scope. Read Full Review

Not at all bad, but by no means fantastic. Still, it's an enjoyable experience that is completely inoffensive. Read Full Review

I've felt this comic has been shaky ever since it's first issue, but there are moments here when it really feels like things are beginning to come together. Of the current major Avengers titles it's been the most hit-and-miss so far. We'll have to see if the things continue to improve, but this one is worth a look. Read Full Review

Just flipping these pages will give you the overall idea of what happens here. Everything was set up and here we get it knocked down. Overall, the Secret Avengers mythos is changed but it doesn't feel like five issues worth of movement. The next oneshot will be Read Full Review