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The Dark Avengers are pitted against a foe they cannot defeat: A man with the power over every molecule in the world! Norman can't talk his way out of this one as the world gets turned upside down and no joke...someone dies. For reelz! Plus, Poor Marvel Boy... he had no idea how sinister a gang the Dark Avengers actually is. And now he's running for his life. And poor Ares, he has no idea where his son goes while he's off being an Avenger. And now he's going to find out, and when he does...there will be hell to play! Guest-starring Nick Fury and the Secret Warriors! Collects Dark Avengers #9-12.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
Ok, to start with there are a great many marvel volumes around at the moment which all revolve around the same storyline but from different character's perspectives, I personally am finding it all a bit confusing and tricky to decipher what is actually going on. Fortunately Dark Avengers Volume 2: Molecule Man is a direct follow up from the excellent Volume 1: Assemble. It does however skip out the Uncanny X-Men Utopia story, bit doesn't deny that it happened either.
I won't give the plot away but its a great read; the story itself concerning the eponymous molecule man, while relevant to the marvel universes' continuity is overshadowed by a wealth of character development that his presence has upon others. I'm talking real good stuff; if like me you're waiting with baited breath for Norman Osborn's inevitable breakdown and re-emergence as the Green Goblin then this book contains some golden cracks in his mental condition. Victoria Hand's back-story is explored a little as well - further underlining her importance as the ballsy woman behind the man.
Great artwork as well, the colours and style have the same dark humidity of the book's predecessor wonderfully complementing the intensity and uncertain anxiety of the characters and on a side note Moonstone/Ms. Marvel looks sexy as ever.
Totally worth it, can't wait for the next one.
I won't give the plot away but its a great read; the story itself concerning the eponymous molecule man, while relevant to the marvel universes' continuity is overshadowed by a wealth of character development that his presence has upon others. I'm talking real good stuff; if like me you're waiting with baited breath for Norman Osborn's inevitable breakdown and re-emergence as the Green Goblin then this book contains some golden cracks in his mental condition. Victoria Hand's back-story is explored a little as well - further underlining her importance as the ballsy woman behind the man.
Great artwork as well, the colours and style have the same dark humidity of the book's predecessor wonderfully complementing the intensity and uncertain anxiety of the characters and on a side note Moonstone/Ms. Marvel looks sexy as ever.
Totally worth it, can't wait for the next one.
7 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
Methinks the previous reviewer has somewhat missed the point of this title. Of course these 'Avengers' are lazy and useless, they're mostly a bunch of self-serving sociopaths gathered together by crazy Norman Osborn to represent his New World Order. This isn't really a superhero book, it's a psychological horror story and, for my money, a good one. With gorgeous shadowy art by Mike Deodata and Bendis at the darkest he's been since his 'Daredevil' run, this is the sort of twisted fun that would normally cost you an arm and a leg in the seedy bowels of Soho, and for less than the cost of the train fare.
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This is the second part of the dark avengers story heading into the Seige event, this 2nd installation of dark avengers continues solid artwork with a interloping story that really take another look at your dark avengers and adds more spin to an already heavy story line
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