The hard job of introducing new retcons, done skillfully with excellent art. Read Full Review

The trials of our Uncanny Avengers team continue to really be the trials of Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver, with just a glance at the others, if that. The setting is interesting, the mystery is intriguing, but a both of those things are actually born out of a place of frustration, which can be either entertaining or disappointing depending on the reader. Most disappointing of all, however, is the fact the pacing and balance of all the characters remain a weak point of the book. Read Full Review

While the story moves slowly, which is typical of Remender's writing style. There's still enough dramatic heft and action to keep one interested as a monthy installment. Read Full Review

"Uncanny Avengers" #3 offers plenty of creativity and activity, but it's close to a tipping point. As long as things neaten up in the next few issues, it'll continue to be a good read. Read Full Review

Uncanny Avengers is still treading some very dark waters, but this third issue may be hinting that the series as a whole is lost at sea. Read Full Review

Uncanny Avengers 3 is another dip in quality as we should spend more time with the new unity squad itself and less time learning about Counter-Earth