Reviews

Avengers: Absolute Vision Book 1 by Jackson Butch Guice, Roger Stern, Bill Mantio, Al Milgrom, Dan Green, John Byrne, John Romita Sr., John Romita Sr., Bill Mantlo, John Romita Jr., Ann Nocenti

caractacus's review against another edition

4.0

Continuing the theme of my comics reading lately, this collects a chunk of Roger Stern's long run on the Avengers, picking up just about where I started reading the comic as a kid. Lays a lot of plot pipe that won't pay off until the next volume, but notable for the David Letterman issue from Assistant Editors' Month.

redeyesinferno's review against another edition

4.0

Amazing read. The title is a real misconception. While we do give some emphasis on Vision, the real star of this book is Captain Marvel. Like this woman is a powerhouse and just so charming. She-Hulk keeps on being Shulkie, and Janet is proving to be a great leader. While Starfox feels rather forced. The Vision storyline wasn't really that interesting, and it seems like we're going to get a type of Ultron situation in the next volume, due to the fact that the situation still hasn't been resolved. On the other hand, we have Monica Rambeau, so that adds a star in my opinion. I really hope they give her more screen time in the MCU than what they did in Wandavision. That performance doesn't give as much life and vibrancy as the character deserves.

I really want to own Amazing Spider-Man(1962) Annual #16 now.