Avengers Annual #1

When all is said and done, Avengers Annual #1 brings one of, if not the strongest, entries in theInfinite Destiniesstory thus far. It delivers some critical information to the unfolding scenario while combining that with healthy doses of character and heart. Read Full Review

The Annual is about as interesting as it can be, given its premise, but it doesn't do much to inspire any intrigue or excitement. Read Full Review

Psycamorean

Aug 28, 2021

This was good for what it was. Jed MacKay is a capable writer. Multitude seems like a fun character. As a prelude to the current Black Cat arc, it's alright. I'm enjoying that arc, but I'm not sure we needed all these annuals to build up to that.

CrazyforRAMU

Jan 04, 2022

Captain America and Iron Man catch the creation of a brand new Infinity Person when the Soul Stone lands in an endearing young robot. And the B-strip finally brings Fury and Star to where they needed to be a month ago for Black Cat #8 (way to schedule, Marvel!). I like Multitude, the new Stone-holder, and I like this introduction to him. The script is wordy, but a lot of the words are great. The art is clean and sharp and very well-defined. This issue couldn't possibly redeem some of the previous stinkers in Infinite Destinies -- but it's fun and smart enough to justify itself.

cincyfan

Aug 26, 2021

Honestly I had this on my pull list because it's one of the books I always pick up. I didn't realize it was part of this storyline which also happened in the amazing Spider-Man annual. At first I was disappointed as I was hoping it would be another step in Jason Aaron's run that I have really enjoyed especially of late (minus the heroes reborn which I skipped because I really don't care for the squadron supreme). However I ended enjoying this story I liked the multitude charecter so I was pleasantly surprised. Admittedly I don't know all the details of this story but this was a good read and I am really interested in hopefully seeing more of multitude.

daspidaboy

Aug 25, 2021

Well what can I say? This is yet another forgettable crossover from Marvel Comics. I understand this is supposed to be a harmless fun crossover but I reread every single annual and this ain't fun. It has mediocre and inconsistent Art (only exception is the thor annual), unsatisfactory endings, and bland characters. A story featuring the most popular marvel superheroes and Infinity stones ends with the heroes talking about their feelings to the villain. I am not trying to say dc comics is better than marvel comics since I am being objective but I will say t least dc comics puts more effort in their art. Seriously, I dont care about the person possessed by the soul stone in the story. They have expositional dialogue and a bland pers onality. This story ends with that person talking to the Avengers and leaving. Heck, the iron man and captain america dialogue was also boring because it doesn't have good chemistry. I will say infinite fury is actually good and if we judge infinite fury alone its an 8 out of 10. If u like it, then its fine. But for me this isn't worth your time because it has terrible endings and lackluster action. more

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TSMack - Aug 25, 2021

It's sad to see Marvel's flagship title sink so low. I've been staying away from it due to the poor reviews.

Merlyn - Aug 25, 2021

@TSMack: Aaron's run sucks pretty much but this was decent. It made me slightly interested in the whole "people connected to infinity stones". Though I'm not sure I care to read his Black Cat for it, that run is pretty bad.