Review: Avengers #675

Synopsis:

This issue opens with a couple of hillbilly rednecks playing cards with what appears to be Agent Smith from The Matrix.Â But agent Smith isn’t all he appears to be and this leads to an action packed opening. And this begins a chain reaction that puts the entire world in a cataclysmic shifting, not just of orbits, but of dimensions. The entire world’s superheroes are called in to calm the masses and retain the chaos. It’s great stuff!

The Creative Team:

Waid, Ewing and Zub are eager to destroy the earth! It’s Armageddon, Ragnarok , The Alpha and Omega bomb has gone off and Skynet has activated the machines! This team is determined to give the Marvel Superheroes the work out of a lifetime. There’s not a lot of time for exposition and we don’t get much in this issue. It’s a roller coaster ride of epic proportions as the Earth’s Mightiest heroes will have to prove themselves worthy of that title tonight. The global destruction threatens the very fabric of the universe. It doesn’t get more action packed than this issue.

Pepe Larraz proves himself up to the task of helping the writers destroy the earth. Splash after splash shows the greatest cities falling under this mass destruction. His depictions of marvels strongest are spot on and they do their best to help avert the situation. Larraz depicts these heroes mostly with a look of hopelessness, some with a look of determination as the go against all odds. His renderings fit each character perfectly.

In Conclusion:

There can be no bigger threat to this earth than what is conveyed in this issue. The mighty marvel heroes have to step up to the plate and have to hit a home run. There can be no room for errors in this epic tale of catastrophic events. Anyone who ever was an Avenger is called to active duty and if even one of them doesn’t respond then it could mean the end of mankind! The stakes were never higher for this world, earth, Terra Firma, the big blue marble. It’s at this point that these former Avengers…to be continued! It’s an intense issue and great reading! **** (8.8 rating)

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Writer: Mark Waid, Al Ewing, Jim Zub
Art: Pepe Larraz
Colors: David Curiel
Letters: VC’s Corey Petit
Publisher: Marvel

Author Profile

Kevin Given

Kevin Given has studied with â€œ Longridge Writers Group â€ and â€œ Writerâ€™s Boot Camp â€ a speech/communications major from the University of Maine Presque-Isle/Orono sites. He has created the â€œ Karl Vincent Vampire Hunter â€ franchise which includes novels and comic books. They can be found on amazon, Indyplanet and Kindle. For a limited time you can get digital copies of â€œ Karl Vincent: Vampire hunter â€ # 1 and â€œ Files of Karl Vincent â€ # 1 for free on Indyplanet. Kevin is producing the third novel in the series â€œ Dracula Rising â€ (working title) and developing â€œ Foul Blood â€ into comic book form. Don't forget to check out the YouTube show " Comics: Let's Talk " hosted by Kevin Given