A review by angrybooklady
Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes by Scott Kolins, Joe Casey
3.0
This is more or less supplemental material to older Avengers stories, which is an interesting concept. I think enjoyed it more precisely because I had recently read some of those stories. Otherwise, the issues felt a little too disjointed from one another. This may also be a result of reading them back-to-back in graphic novel form rather than the monthly releases they were intended to be.
It is, however, a decent crash course in early Avengers mythos, taking the reader from the team's inception to Captain America's return and to the addition of Scarlet Witch, Quicksilver, and Hawkeye in just eight issues. It does a good job addressing Steve's difficulties dealing with waking up in the future. However, that's probably the most good I have to say about the book's character work. This seems like a somewhat unfair criticism, though, as the series did have a lot of ground to cover.
It is, however, a decent crash course in early Avengers mythos, taking the reader from the team's inception to Captain America's return and to the addition of Scarlet Witch, Quicksilver, and Hawkeye in just eight issues. It does a good job addressing Steve's difficulties dealing with waking up in the future. However, that's probably the most good I have to say about the book's character work. This seems like a somewhat unfair criticism, though, as the series did have a lot of ground to cover.