Out today. One volume, collecting the whole miniseries by me and Tyler Kirkham.
Below: the team-up you never thought you'd see -- Luke Cage of the New Avengers, and Ratchet of the Autobots. Discussing rescue strategy and the nature of command.
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I just finished this last night. While it wasn't The Brothers Kazmarov or the epic 12 issue double-sized miniseries that's been playing in my head for 22 years, it WAS a lot of fun, and much more entertaining that Bendis' work in the regular titles.
And hey, I liked it so much I got the Ghost Rider trade too, so I'll let you know what I thought about that when I get around to finishing it.
But again, I'm having so many problems with Bendis' take on the Avengers that it was nice to just read a story where the Avengers just went out and fought some bad guys. But his stuff keeps selling, so what do I know?
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I just finished this last night. While it wasn't The Brothers Kazmarov or the epic 12 issue double-sized miniseries that's been playing in my head for 22 years, it WAS a lot of fun, and much more entertaining that Bendis' work in the regular titles.
You hit the right notes.
Thanks, Dan. We kept the plot small-scale on purpose, knowing we only had four issues to play with...and a lot of characters to fit in.
And hey, I liked it so much I got the Ghost Rider trade too, so I'll let you know what I thought about that when I get around to finishing it.
But again, I'm having so many problems with Bendis' take on the Avengers that it was nice to just read a story where the Avengers just went out and fought some bad guys. But his stuff keeps selling, so what do I know?
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