FREE AVENGERS: HEROIC AGE PDF Brian Bendis,John Romita | 440 pages | 29 Mar 2012 | Marvel Comics | 9780785161981 | English | New York, United States Secret Avengers - Wikipedia Brian Michael Bendis brings the Avengers out of the darkness and into a new heroic age! Iron Man, Thor and Captain America have been the Avengers' heart and soul since the team's earliest days. But in the wreckage of Asgard, they find themselves squabbling over old wounds. As unstable magics cast the heroes-at-odds into the scattered Nine Realms, they quickly realize the w. As unstable magics cast the heroes-at-odds into the scattered Nine Realms, they quickly realize the world in which they're trapped is not how it should be. Can they come together and put it right? Then, as the three heroes re-forge the Avengers with the likes of Hawkeye, Spider-Man, Wolverine and Spider-Woman, Kang returns from the future bearing ill tidings of a force so powerful even he can't conquer it! Plus, what's next for the New Avengers: Heroic Age Steve Rogers offers Cage the reins of his own team, but which heroes will Luke choose to join him - assuming he even wants the gig to begin with? He better decide soon, because the forces Avengers: Heroic Age evil are literally dropping out of the sky - and even master mystics Doctor Strange, Doctor Voodoo and Daimon Hellstrom are at a loss to stop it. It's time for Luke Cage and his New Avengers to step up, or their first mission may well be their last! Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. John Romita Jr. Illustrations. Alan Davis. Stuart Immonen. As Avengers: Heroic Age magics cast the heroes-at-odds into the scattered Nine Realms, they quickly realize the w Brian Michael Bendis brings the Avengers out of the darkness and into a new heroic age! Get A Copy. Hardcoverpages. Published March 28th by Marvel first published March 21st More Details Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about The Avengersplease sign up. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating Avengers: Heroic Age. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Oct 08, Anne rated it it was amazing Shelves: comicsgraphic-novelsread-in If you want an introduction to a good set of Avengers' stories, Avengers: Heroic Age this. If you want to know why so many reader love Brian Michael Bendis, get this. The Avengers Prime story was one of my favorites, and this isn't the Avengers: Heroic Age time I've read it. In fact, I think I liked it even better the second time around. It's the one where Tony, Thor, and Steve end up getting thrown into Hela's dark version of the nine realms. The enemy is defeated with lots of humor, and a good dose of bro-hugs. Good stuff. The If you want an introduction to a good set of Avengers' stories, get this. The second story is The Avengers: Heroic Age, Volume 1is all about Kang and his timey wimey Avengers: Heroic Age. Normally, I hate time- travel stories, but this one gets a pass. First, because we get a glimpse of Avengers: Heroic Age Avengers' children. And, second, because there's a lot of Spiderman and his Amazing Quips. Having said that, I think it's the weakest of the bunch. Still very goodbut not my favorite. Finishing this collection out is The New Avengers, Volume 1. Strange is a main player in this one, so you know Avengers: Heroic Age gotta be good, right? Hellstrom, Dr. Voodoo, and Stephen Strange team- up with the New Avengers there Avengers: Heroic Age two Avengers Avengers: Heroic Age in Avengers: Heroic Age one to battle a shitload of demons attacking the city. Did you read what I just wrote? I don't need to explain the awesomeness of that story to you, do I? I didn't think so. While all of the individual stories may not be 5 star material, this particular volume combines them in a 5 star way. Make sense? Read it if you get the chance. View all 12 comments. Aug 16, Sesana rated it really liked it Shelves: comicssuperhumans. This book collects issues from three different series, and this is not the first time these issues have been collected. I already the New Avengers issues, so I won't really be talking about them here. This is all set immediately after Siegeso there's a lot Avengers: Heroic Age recent history to keep in mind. Civil WarSteve Rogers dying, Steve coming back to life, Tony making enemies and influencing people, As This book collects issues from three different series, and this is not the first time these issues have been collected. Lots of stuff, really. This was a concerted effort to tie up all the loose ends from everything that went before and move into somewhat lighter, brighter stories. That mostly comes into play in Avengers Prime, which can basically be summed up as the Big Three patching things up. It's something that needed to happen before their stories could really move on, and it's handled quite well. After all, they love and respect each other too much to stay angry at each other forever. Of course, when Avengers need to explore their feelings, they don't go to a therapist. They get pulled into a high fantasy mystical realm to battle elves, dragons, and Hela herself. As you do. It adds a lot of action to a story that's really about friendship in forgiveness, in a lot of ways, Avengers: Heroic Age it makes it a lot more fun to read. The Avengers issues are a much more standard story. There's time travel and Kang and future Avengers and stuff like that. Nothing terribly exciting about the plot, to me. The execution was pretty good, though. As an Avengers team, this is a pretty good cast, and they work well together. Bendis also got to put Avengers: Heroic Age gift for dialog to good use more than a few times, something that can brighten up even the most rehashed superhero story. This series had my least favorite art in the book, though. I like the idea of the Heroic Age stuff, because if you just do Grim and Gritty for too long, it becomes lifeless. And God knows Marvel Avengers: Heroic Age a breather after Dark Reign. May 18, Jesse A rated it really liked it Shelves: graphic- novelslibrary-it-upneed-to-purchase. Avengers: Heroic Age Avengers Prime was Avengers: Heroic Age best part but The regular Avengers volume was good with the New Avengers part being the weakest but still entertaining. Jun 14, Mark Johnson rated it liked it. Swing and a miss, Bendis. I just wish the content was better. There are three stories in this collection. First is the Avengers Avengers: Heroic Age mini-series, where Iron Man, Thor, and Steve Rogers the former Captain America are transported to another dimention and have to work together to get back home. This should have been a pretty big deal - these guys have been pretty piss Swing and a miss, Bendis. This should have been a pretty big deal - these guys have been pretty pissed off at each other Avengers: Heroic Age the past few years, and even though this is the momment where they Avengers: Heroic Age patch up their differences, not much really happens. The Avengers: The Heroic Age by Brian Michael Bendis The Heroic Age takes place after the devastating events of Siegewritten to bring characters into less dramatic and universe changing events, along with fewer major crossovers. It focuses more on team and character stories, fighting supervillans, and is closer Avengers: Heroic Age the Golden age of comics. Hank Pym will be leading the Avengers Academya program where veteran heroes help train young people with dangerous super powers and damaged psyches to become valuable heroes. MarvelIron Fistand Victoria Hand. Thor soon arrives, telling them that if the call is sent out, he will join their ranks once more, hearing this, Steve tells Thor that's good news since he's going to need all of the Avengers for what he has planned next. Following those events, Steve Rogers asks various heroes, and former Avengers to join his new plan. Nearly all of them enthusiastically agree, save for Wonder Manwho believes all the recent misfortunes that. Steve disagrees, but leaves an opening for Simon to join if he wishes. A team Avengers: Heroic Age of strength, nobility, bravery, responsibility and selflessness. Several members of the group get to know each other better, while Iron Man voices his concern on being teammates with Steve once again. Steve explains that the Avengers would not answer Avengers: Heroic Age him, but to Maria Hill instead. At that point, a time traveling Kang the Conqueror merged. Without hesitation, Thor lands a blow on him, and throws him off the building. The Avengers quickly go after Kang, who holds a mysterious device. It is a device that Iron Man conceived, but never got to actually Avengers: Heroic Age a doomsday machine. Kang asks the Avengers to Avengers: Heroic Age a time machine and travel to the future in order to stop their successors.