Avengers #43

7.5

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6 Reviews
5.4

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29 Reviews
Writer Jason Aaron
Artist Javi Garron
Cover Price $3.99

THE FIGHT TO BECOME THE ALL-NEW PHOENIX HEATS UP!
As the greatest heroes and villains of the Marvel Universe are trapped within the battle to decide the all-new Phoenix - a bloody battle that has narrowed to a handful of desperate combatants. Thor leads the rest of the Avengers in the fight to contain the Phoenix Force on Earth, in a quest complicated by the Thunder God's own mysterious connection to the cosmic firebird.
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  • 8.8

    Monkeys Fighting Robots - Corey Patterson

    Mar 03, 2021

    AVENGERS #43 gives readers an intriguing look into the mind of the Phoenix Force itself. Read Full Review

  • 8.7

    The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally

    Mar 03, 2021

    Garron delivers some stunning art throughout the issue. The fights are filled with great details and the characters look amazing. Read Full Review

  • 7.4

    Multiversity Comics - Matt Sherman

    Mar 08, 2021

    Another quirky, yet fun issue that helps this series become more enjoyable. Read Full Review

  • 7.3

    Comic Watch - B. Radtz

    Mar 03, 2021

    This issue was filler, and doesnt move the story more than a few beats forward, but the art (and my OCD) has me firmly committed to this title. If I had to say anything its Jason Aaron really needs to stay away from the Phoenix. He doesnt seem to understand what it is on a fundamental level, and is using it to give the story some cosmic gravitas thats just missing the mark. Read Full Review

  • 7.0

    Major Spoilers - Matthew Peterson

    Mar 08, 2021

    The battles are fun, but Black Panther/Wolverine dominates the issue a bit too much, and the Thor reveal is hovering in the realm between Genius and Cheese Sandwich. It could go either way, but this issue manages to pull everything together pretty well. Read Full Review

  • 6.0

    ComicBook.com - Matthew Aguilar

    Mar 03, 2021

    A lot of things are happening but not a lot of meaningful progression is made, so hopefully, next issue's conclusion can change that. Read Full Review

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