A brutal issue following the events of the previous issue, this one is all action, no talks, diddle-daddles or anything. Like Booker T would say, "no bread, no water, just beef!" John Romita Jr.'s artwork, Scott Hanna's inks and Marcio Menyz's colors combine perfectly to bring Zeb Wells' idea to life in a violent way. Joe Caramagna is simply wonderful on the lettering, truly inspiring for a amateur letterer like myself. Well, now for issue 60, the end. To close the open ties, leave some open for the next writer and also say goodbye to the greatest superhero Marvel created. This issue is a solid 10.

The first issue of this series is simply amazing. While introducing the cast of characters, Kelly Thompson gives us a really cool idea: why don't we have a reality show kind of comic book? That's what we follow as the storyline gets developed: Katie Bishop trying to form a new West Coast Avengers team while having to deal with the perils and confusions that LA can deliver. The characters are really well written and you are for sure going to laugh at this book. In my opinion, it's a solid 10.