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| Title | : | Avengers Assemble: Science Bros (Avengers Assemble #2) |
| Author | : | Kelly Sue DeConnick |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 144 pages |
| Published | : | September 3rd 2013 by Marvel (first published November 1st 2012) |
| Categories | : | Sequential Art. Comics. Graphic Novels. Superheroes. Marvel. Graphic Novels Comics. Fiction |
Kelly Sue DeConnick
Paperback | Pages: 144 pages Rating: 4.24 | 2275 Users | 116 Reviews
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Two scientists, two giant egos. One wears a tank...one is a tank. Tony Stark and Bruce Banner are science bros! And when a fellow big-brain goes missing, the two heroes take bets who can find him first! It's Amazing Race, Avengers-style, as Iron Man and Hulk embark on a global manhunt with the ultimate prize at stake...bragging rights! But what happens when a 20 million-year-old evolutionary catalyst infects the Hulk? The Avengers must find the missing scientist before he and his Order of the Dragon unleash his bacteria on the entire world! Plus: the Black Widow's sins have resurfaced! Widow, Spider-Woman and Hawkeye travel to Siberia to search for a missing girl with ties to an old Soviet assassination. But the truth behind this girl's disappearance may be more than the Avengers are prepared to handle!COLLECTING: Avengers Assemble 9-13, Annual 1
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| ISBN: | 0785167978 (ISBN13: 9780785167976) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Avengers Assemble #2, Avengers Assemble #9-13, Annual #1 |
| Characters: | Clint Barton, Jessica Drew, Thor (Marvel), Steve Rogers, The Vision, Bruce Banner, Hank Pym, Natasha Romanoff, Pietro Maximoff, Tony Stark, Carol Danvers |
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Ratings: 4.24 From 2275 Users | 116 ReviewsEvaluate Based On Books Avengers Assemble: Science Bros (Avengers Assemble #2)
3.5 out of 5. Fun stories, by largely inconsequential as far as character growth goes, which isn't necessarily a bad thing.Although it feels a little disconnected -- the TPB is a collection of disparate Avengers stories, rather than any kind of continuous story arc -- this is a great book. It's funny till it's not, serious in the right places, with some great character moments and a great team. Spider-woman and Hulk make a fun pair-up, while I will never get over Captains America and Marvel being friends and drinking kale smoothies for breakfast, or Tony's sweet pep talk for Bruce while he's eating caramel and
Im really tempted to give this five stars. Not because its one of the groundbreaking classics of the comic genre like Watchmen or Dark Knight Returns. Its not. Its also not putting a new twist on a familiar hero in brilliant ways like the current run of Hawkeye, and its certainly not doing anything wildly original like Saga.What is it then? Just a helluva lot of fun.Theres three stories in this collection. The first and best involves Tony Stark and Bruce Banner trying to settle a debate over
Kelly Sue DeConnick takes over the run of this series from Brian Michael Bendis, and it is already so much better.There are actually three stories in this volume, the first is the title, wherein Bruce Banner and Tony Stark make a bet over who can find and rescue a fellow scientist first. It's by turns silly and funny and tragic and scary. It feels like the Avengers. I also like the art in this one much better than in volume one. The other Avengers, notably Captains America and Marvel and
Put on your lab coats, get your safety googles on and fire up those Bunsen burners Its a battle of scientists, Yo!Its geeking out over the periodic chart versus who can come with the next cool app.Its two of the Avengers foremost science guys: Bruce Banner vs. Tony Stark in a battle to see who has to end up walking down the streets of New York City in the buff.Crap happens along the way:But the outcome is never in doubt:(view spoiler)[ (hide spoiler)]Story two has the Black Widow working on
Was okay. More stories with obscure villains.
It's books like this that make me glad I'm reading Marvel again. It isn't quite perfection, but it's so incredibly fun. Avengers Assemble seems like it's positioned as the book for people fresh off the Avengers movie who have little experience in comics, and it's great for that. It has most of the ingredients that made Avengers such a great movie, especially a good balance of serious action and humor. The Science Bros story does start off hilariously (a million bonus points to DeConnick for
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