Avengers #81

Even the epilogue of "Lion of Avalon" is worth reading. The dialogue between Britain and Wanda show a depth of personality and kindness. I like also how they speak about Jan while she's not present. Friends talk about other absent friends all the time. It's habitual, and added here; this quirk of humanity gives the section of story a natural, warm feel. Sweetness can be found in the illustration of the two Jennys: one fast asleep and cradled in titanic arms that can rip a tank into two. Very few readers cannot help be moved by the final splash page. Read Full Review

Morgan isnt a very effective menace here, nor do Brian or Megan play more than cameo roles. Austen is so concerned with his characters, he strings them on a rudimentary and not especially lucid plot. Hes lucky he has the expressively detailed Coipel to smooth over the obvious gears as they grind along. Read Full Review

Ryan

Dec 19, 2018

The new Captain Britain is interesting but the problem is that she is abandoned after Austen’s run ends