• The Great Lakes Avengers are back together - almost! With their former leader Mr. Immortal still buried alive out in the middle of nowhere, the group struggles to find their footing under the uncertain guidance of Flatman.
• And after a confrontation with some noisy super villain neighbors lands the entire team in jail, it's all he can do to keep them together!
Rated T+
Issue #2 takes time to introduce new characters and new problems, which made it a little slower than the nearly perfect first issue, but it’s still a great entry to a promising comedy series. Highly recommended. Read Full Review
The artwork by Will Robson is genuinely some of the best art we've seen in an ongoing book by any publisher in quite some time. The characters are impressively expressive and the cartoon-esque feel compliments the silly nature of the book and the team. Good Boy looks so bloody awesome, too. Read Full Review
I do wish the series was moving a bit more rapidly, but it's tough to complain when the book is this much fun. Read Full Review
If you are not reading this book... what is wrong with you? Buy this book! Read Full Review
The team is pulling together nicely, though maybe at a slower pace than one might like. This is a series that has a nice chip on its shoulder that, once pulled together, may just be the best “B-team” book on the market. Here's to waiting for it to start to gel! Read Full Review
Everything in this issue just falls flat for me. The jokes, the new characters, the existing characters, the slow-going plot; there's no heart. This sort of comic needs to be bursting with heart and personality, but Gorman is already spreading himself too thin without building a proper foundation. Read Full Review
Why does this book exist? Was this a real pitch? "The GLA uses the Avengers' resources to legally use the name." This is like something out of a law school textbook. Utter nonsense. The art, you can take it or leave it, and I'd personally leave it. In fact, leave this whole comic book in the trash. Read Full Review
I love the humor Gorman brings to this comic and the title as a whole. This could be developed into a great marvel comedy or sitcom that could really be great
Really fun book so far.
I like where the book is going. I hope that the book gets the time to really pick up speed.