Present Out Of Books Avengers Assemble: Science Bros (Avengers Assemble #2)
| Title | : | Avengers Assemble: Science Bros (Avengers Assemble #2) |
| Author | : | Kelly Sue DeConnick |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 144 pages |
| Published | : | September 3rd 2013 by Marvel (first published November 1st 2012) |
| Categories | : | Sequential Art. Comics. Graphic Novels. Superheroes. Marvel. Graphic Novels Comics. Fiction |
Kelly Sue DeConnick
Paperback | Pages: 144 pages Rating: 4.24 | 2275 Users | 116 Reviews
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Two scientists, two giant egos. One wears a tank...one is a tank. Tony Stark and Bruce Banner are science bros! And when a fellow big-brain goes missing, the two heroes take bets who can find him first! It's Amazing Race, Avengers-style, as Iron Man and Hulk embark on a global manhunt with the ultimate prize at stake...bragging rights! But what happens when a 20 million-year-old evolutionary catalyst infects the Hulk? The Avengers must find the missing scientist before he and his Order of the Dragon unleash his bacteria on the entire world! Plus: the Black Widow's sins have resurfaced! Widow, Spider-Woman and Hawkeye travel to Siberia to search for a missing girl with ties to an old Soviet assassination. But the truth behind this girl's disappearance may be more than the Avengers are prepared to handle!COLLECTING: Avengers Assemble 9-13, Annual 1
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| ISBN: | 0785167978 (ISBN13: 9780785167976) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Avengers Assemble #2, Avengers Assemble #9-13, Annual #1 |
| Characters: | Clint Barton, Jessica Drew, Thor (Marvel), Steve Rogers, The Vision, Bruce Banner, Hank Pym, Natasha Romanoff, Pietro Maximoff, Tony Stark, Carol Danvers |
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Ratings: 4.24 From 2275 Users | 116 ReviewsAppraise Out Of Books Avengers Assemble: Science Bros (Avengers Assemble #2)
FAN-FREAKING-TASTIC! Avengers Assemble goes up a notch with Kelly Sue Deconnick at the helm. I have to admit, I am developing quite the girl crush on KSD. The story lines just seem to tighten up under her penmanship. She also does a great job of focusing in ont he vibe of the characters, painting them with just enough snark to find that balance of humor without tipping into camp.As for the artwork, this collection of issues features artwork from a variety of artists, but I have to totally give4 stars.** Re-read recently. In light of Aaron's current Avengers run, it was nice to go back to a great Avengers run. DeConnick had a much better understanding of what an Avengers comic should be: character moments, a common enemy and a great story. It's refreshing to read an Avengers book where the team fights an enemy: not each other. The first story, the Science Bros story, was a 5 star story. The second story with Widow, Spider-Woman and Hawkeye was a 4 star story and the Vision story was a
Kelly Sue is my hero.
Laugh out loud funny, if a little disconnected. Not the fault of the authors; not entirely clear why these stories were brought together. I mean, they all deal with transformation, but what doesn't? #Ovid #MightBeFeverish.
I pretty much always enjoy Kelly Sue DeConnick's writing, and this volume of Avengers Assemble doesn't disappoint on that front. There are three stories, the first one being a delightful three-issue romp in which Tony Stark and Bruce Banner engage in a friendly wager to find a missing colleague first. A more introspective two-issue piece follows in which Black Widow, with the help of Hawkeye and a reluctant Spider-Woman, makes good on a karmic debt she owes to the kin of one of her targets.
Second reading comments 2018:Wow, I must've read a lot of things I thought were better than this since I first read this! And there have been more Marvel movies, including two featuring Paul Bettany's interesting portrayal of (the)Vision. It still has its moments, but I wasn't as fond of it overall this time and am downgrading it to 3 stars. The girl-power aspect is still good, and there's still some quippy-ness.First reading review 2015:Rounding up to a 4-star rating for the whole book, despite
Im really tempted to give this five stars. Not because its one of the groundbreaking classics of the comic genre like Watchmen or Dark Knight Returns. Its not. Its also not putting a new twist on a familiar hero in brilliant ways like the current run of Hawkeye, and its certainly not doing anything wildly original like Saga.What is it then? Just a helluva lot of fun.Theres three stories in this collection. The first and best involves Tony Stark and Bruce Banner trying to settle a debate over
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