Avengers #18

Avengers #18 races against time with restraint. It doesn’t rush to tell this story; it isn’t a frantic fight. Read Full Review

This is easily one of my favorite issues of Avengers thus far, and it primes the stage for a promising next chapter for Marvel's most powerful team. Read Full Review

The creative team delivered another win this month. A solid story, excellent characters, and beautiful art make this a near perfect issue. Every Avengers fan should get on board and pick this one up! Read Full Review

Avengers #18 is excellent issue which display the more intelligent, tactful side of Earth's mightiest heroes as well as the immensely powerful allies they have at their disposal. Read Full Review

Schiti delivers beautiful art throughout the issue. I love the visual style and the character designs a lot. The imagery brilliantly captures the darkness and tension of the story. Read Full Review

Avengers #18 might be a little overstuffed, but it still has great character work and the scale you'd expect from a book with Earth's Mightiest Heroes. Read Full Review

Avengers #18 concludes the second part of Hyperions suicidal ultimatum with the addition of Storm to the team. Firstly, the art team do a great job on everything from the designs to paneling and the action when it happens. Storms role here is fine but nothing excitable. She was more of a go-between with the Avengers and X-Men. Well likely get her in action with the team in future issues. The main conflict was resolved a little too easily, but nothing too terrible. Read Full Review

Un Cómic Más / Dave DSG

Sep 28, 2024

Plot Hyperion prepares an attack on the planet by moving away millions of kilometers and then launching himself at the speed of light against the planet to destroy it. The Avengers, with the help of Blade, Doctor Strange, Clea, Wanda and the X-men, design a plan to divert Hyperion and go to another alternate dimension where there are no heroes and he takes his place as the most powerful hero and saves that world. This comic highlights the new organization of this team, where Thor is going to distance himself after being accused of a crime he did not commit. This comic serves as an epilogue to the Heroes Reborn event. Closing this story arc that with no battles or action sequences but a lot of suspense, here it felt somewhat rushed . Art Full of details that are elevated to another level of quality with different textures, where it successfully shows the scales of the dangers that the Avengers are about to face, with mind-blowing landscapes full of futuristic technologies such as the Impossible City. Summary The Avengers get help from all the heroes on the planet to stop Hyperion more

Kenjamin

Dec 24, 2024

Art: 3.5/5 Story: 3.5/5 Total: 7/10

fzanca

Sep 21, 2024

The entire idea of Hyperion wanting to destroy a planet is that he feels irrelevant, and his one desire is to be a hero. Heroes don't kill billions of people the last time I checked. And it taking him 5 hours to get momentum to slam into the planet didn't make much sense either, except to give the Avengers time. Then, at the last moment, Vision changes the entire plan. I also have a problem with Carol saying that killing him was an "easy decision." Besides supporting Storm in this series, I'm pretty close to dropping it after 2 issues. My Comic Review Channel - https://youtu.be/8YVNd9k1qZM