THIS IS IT! The greatest era of the Marvel Universe starts here! From the ashes of AvX an all-new, all-different Avengers assemble! • Dive headfirst into Marvel NOW! as the superstar dream team of Rick Remender (Uncanny X-Force, Venom) and John Cassaday (Astonishing X-Men, Captain America) deliver high stakes action in UNCANNY AVENGERS #1 - sporting a jaw-dropping cover by Cassaday! • No fan can miss the blockbuster debut of an all-new Avengers team featuring members from all across the Marvel Universe...a team uniting Avenger and X-Man alike! • Captain America begins his quest to create a sanctioned Avengers unit comprised of Avengers and X-Men, humans and mutants working together - so why is Professor Xavier's dream more at risk than ever? • The funeral of one of Marvel's greatest heroes! • The first attack of the most loathsome villain in history will quake the Marvel Universe forever! • But following the devastating events of Avengers VS X-Men, can Captain America pull together a team that can get along for its first mission?
by Marvel Comics
Published December, 2012 (Modern Age) by Marvel Comics and went on sale October 10, 2012 for $30.00 USD. This issue contains 32 pages in Color, the current NM value is $30.00 USD. The publisher has rated this issue T+ (12+).
Additional Issue Information:1:50 Variant
UPC: 75960607826400181
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This has potential. Unfortunately, the limitations of the Marvel Universe (even the sorta-rebooted Marvel Now), and the fallback to cliches keep this from getting me interested enough to want to read any more of it. Full review: http://dailycomicreview.blogspot.com/2013/01/uncanny-avengers-1.html
Solid first issue. Story was a little unexciting, but they are building a foundation. I'm looking forward to future issues.
They state that this is a good jumping on point for new or lapsed readers to come on board the Marvel Universe. You still have to have some knowledge of what took place in AvX. A tiny bit is explained to the readers, and then it's all about what's new. That kind of sucks. I was not impressed with this. Rick Remender's script was average at best for me. Johnb Cassaday's artwork was good, and probably the only saving grace of the issue. I was hoping for better, but got an average story. Ugh.
I've seriously come back to comics after a 15 year hiatus. This was the first thing that I have truly, wholeheartedly disliked. Jumping in as a newbie with a dim memory of the characters, I found all the back-story tedious. The art was static and forgettable. Basically, nothing I saw made me want to buy issue 2. Well, maybe the last page, but it was far too cheesy a premise to invest another 4 bucks. If Marvel Now is trying to capture the excitement of the New 52, this is is a weak start.
My little review on - http://prawdziwy-omer.blog.onet.pl/Uncanny-Avengers-1,2,ID505207078,n
