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I AM AN AVENGER #2 (OF 5)
The star-studded Avengers anthology continues as Greg Rucka makes his return to mighty Marvel with a tale of the star-spangled Avenger Steve Rogers! Honoring the fallen of the Siege of Asgard, the former Captain America will never let them be forgotten! When two separate nights out on the town result in ex-Avengers (and ex-soulmates) Firestar and Justice bumping into each other, the truly unexpected happens! Plus, with so many different (and hungry!) Avengers converging in New York, what’s on the day’s menu for Jarvis?
WRITER: Sean McKeever, Greg Rucka & Paul TobinPENCILS: Mike Mayhew & Michael Lark
COVER BY: Greg Land
Price: $3.99
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Um, based on the writers and artists on this this sound fantastic.
The last issue was awesome, no reason to think this one won’t be.
Rucka’s Steve Rogers story was amazing, heartwrenching, and best of all felt real.. The characterizaton of Steve in it was really something special that I hope more people read.
Wasn’t going to pick this series up but with some store credit I got the first two issues and I dug both of the a lot. To be honest, I don’t think I wouldve given this a second look (as a matter of fact the cover actually makes me nauseous to look at it) but the. I see Greg Rucka and Michael Lark are doing a Steve Rogers story and you’ve already sold me on this book.
I thought this was fantastic. Rucka’s story was beautiful and I loved Michael Lark’s artwork. Anyone know what else Lark has done?
The Firestar/Justice stuff was very good too. I’ve been waiting for someone to address their relationship, even though I know they broke up I don’t remember why.
Add in a nice Jarvis story and Hawkeye spitting a watermelon seed at the Iron (Man) Chef? What more could you ask for?
Michael Lark drew Brubaker’s run on Daredevil.