Uncanny Avengers #26

Uncanny Avengers comes out on the other side of this transition with flying colors. #26 is a solid read with great character conflict and skilled artwork. This one gets a recommendation. Pick it up. Read Full Review

In short, this is a perfect breather from the endless skull-crushing, heartrending nonsense of 'Secret Empire', with the sense to immediately launch this team/family into the next phase of madness in true old-school Avengers fashion. Read Full Review

It's still too early to call Zub's run on this book one way or another, but I'm hoping the series can be great again. Read Full Review

Some questionable story beats are offset by strong artwork. Not an ideal continuation of the series, but there's promise here. Read Full Review

I'm not sure what Zub has in store or planned for the Unity Squad. For some reasons it feels like he doesn't know the core reason behind the Unity Squad at all. Read Full Review

Ryan

Jan 05, 2022

This just feels like classic Avengers to me. Izaakse is perfect for this series

CrazyforRAMU

Mar 11, 2018

The horndog Avengers squat in the ruins of the Mansion and argue about Scarlet Witch's sudden decision to rejoin the team. Writer Jim Zub goes in for a penny in for a pound with the sexual tension, but not all of his matchups really work. Sean Izaakse's art starts off serviceable enough, but a last-scene villain attack gives him a chance to do some impressive splashes and he runs wild (in a good way) with it.