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Avengers vs. X-Men
Jeph Loeb, Olivier Coipel, Adam Kubert, Brian Michael Bendis, Ed Brubaker, Jason Aaron, Jonathan Hickman, Ed McGuinness, Frank Cho, Matt Fraction, John Romita Jr.
3.67 AVERAGE
58 reviews for:
Avengers vs. X-Men
Jeph Loeb, Olivier Coipel, Adam Kubert, Brian Michael Bendis, Ed Brubaker, Jason Aaron, Jonathan Hickman, Ed McGuinness, Frank Cho, Matt Fraction, John Romita Jr.
3.67 AVERAGE
the end was so anticlimactic. all it did was make me miss jean. it started off good. i was genuinely intrigued but by issue seven i was basically just looking at the pictures...
Took a while to get going, but overall I enjoyed it. I read it with the tie-ins, so I'm not sure if it helped or distracted.
3.5/5 overall I liked the art and flow of the issue but the ending kind felt a bit anticlimactic
[3.5 Stars]
A bit too heavy-handed for me, but a solid long-form Avengers/X-Men comic nonetheless.
A bit too heavy-handed for me, but a solid long-form Avengers/X-Men comic nonetheless.
The artwork and writing on the first six or so doesn't live up to the subject matter. This is hell and gone from the glory of the Dark Phoenix Saga. That said, as the story settles in the writing and art grow and improve. I'd really give 2 stars to the first six chapters and four stars to the last six.
I am not a Marvel reader, at this point that is only because so much has happened in the Marvel Universe that I feel I will never be able to figure out what's going on. However, I asked my boyfriend to provide me with anything with "X-men" in the title for the "A-Z" challenge and this is what I received.
I did not feel as lost as I thought I would. I do watch all the Marvel movies so most of the Avengers and many of the X-men were familiar to me. I think the authors did a good job of making this somewhat stand-alone. They bring up stuff that has happened in the past, obviously, but they also take the time to explain at least enough of it to get you to the point we're at now.
The story was fun, although a few times it felt a little coincidental, but hey, it's a comic book. I absolutely loved the individual battles and the "AvX Fun Facts." Most of those were pretty funny. I'm not sure how I feel about them being at the end though. I think I would have enjoyed it more if they had been placed where the battle was actually taking place within the story. I would have gotten to know who was actually fighting when the fighting was happening, plus get some needed comic relief in the midst of all the drama.
I did not feel as lost as I thought I would. I do watch all the Marvel movies so most of the Avengers and many of the X-men were familiar to me. I think the authors did a good job of making this somewhat stand-alone. They bring up stuff that has happened in the past, obviously, but they also take the time to explain at least enough of it to get you to the point we're at now.
The story was fun, although a few times it felt a little coincidental, but hey, it's a comic book. I absolutely loved the individual battles and the "AvX Fun Facts." Most of those were pretty funny. I'm not sure how I feel about them being at the end though. I think I would have enjoyed it more if they had been placed where the battle was actually taking place within the story. I would have gotten to know who was actually fighting when the fighting was happening, plus get some needed comic relief in the midst of all the drama.
