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Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways by Zeb Wells

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judasyndrome's review against another edition

2.0

Apesar qué estaban mis dos cosas favoritas de marvel simplemente no me atrapó el cómic :( pero dios qué buen crossover de nico con wiccan bc i love them sm .

capincus's review against another edition

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3.0

Decent story added a little bit to the Runaways/Young Avengers/Civil War continuation, but probably safe to skip if you're only interested in one of the story lines.

theseventhl's review against another edition

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4.0

Interesting enough to see the Runaways' personal entry into the Marvel Civil War. Hadn't read a single Young Avengers comic until now but I'm intrigued enough to start ASAP. Also, anything to do with Skrulls. Damn, why did I neglect Marvel so much when I first started reading comics?

thethirdcrouch's review against another edition

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3.0

I'm not a fan of the drawing that much; maybe this is how it is drawn with Runaways? Anyway, this is a good team-up since it's been explicitly pointed out how much they have in common. I've read the Civil War storyline and Secret Invasion so this showed me the backstories. They Runaways will eventually help the Young Avengers in NY but not before deciding to immediately escape. They'd see Vision die and now I get the emotional impact of that to them. Then there's Noh-Varr during the Secret Invasion when he just ruled the Cube for whatever reason. Then him in the most recent Young Avengers.
I like how the Runaways is firm in their ideals to not pick sides and their reason for it. Noh-Varr proved a deadly fighter and the Warden an evil person which made this story compelling and challenging for the superheroes.

achilleanshelves's review against another edition

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5.0

The Achillean-Sapphic solidarity between Billy Kaplan and Karolina Dean... truly immaculate. I loved the friendships built across these 4 issues and how the two teams had different views of Civil War but fought together against a common enemy.