Avengers #34.2

I know I was kind of hard on this issue in this review, but that is because it failed me so hard. I really wanted to care about Starbrand the way I care about Hyperion now, but this issue only made me dislike the character as opposed to just not caring at all. This issue also wasted about three hours of my life because it made my want to watch some DBZ and that is a crime that is inexcusable, folks. Read Full Review

"Avengers" #34.2 isn't a comic book I would normally pay five dollars for, but Humphries' work with Starbrand (with a side of Nightmask and Spider-Woman) gives an under-defined character a chance to shine a little bit. Bengal's art is stronger in storytelling than detail but works just fine for the tale at hand. Independent of the current "Avengers" storyline and higher-priced than a typical issue of any "Avengers" title, "Avengers" #34.2 reads more like an Annual-lite and inherently feels a little bit more dispensable as well. Read Full Review

JBL Reviews

Jan 19, 2015

Decent, grounded story to help us know Starbrand and Nightmask better.

iPodwithnomusic

May 16, 2019

The more I think about this story the more problems I have with it.

Slayer666

Jan 19, 2015

Not too bad of a story but the art was all around terrible.

Ryan

Dec 18, 2018

Terrible art and it somehow made me care about Starbrand and Nightmask even less

Psycamorean

Aug 30, 2020

Yeah, this is not good. I had some real trouble getting through this. It's unfortunate.

DarioV

Jan 19, 2015

This stuff is simple randomness of events without a logical or merely artistic meaning. And when it tries to steal a laugh from you, it only upsets.