Avengers

By paladinking Posted in Marvel Comics, Reviews Tagged: Alex Evans, Avengers, Brian Michael Bendis, Bullseye, Comic Book Reviews, comic reviews, Daken, dark avengers, Dark Avengers #11, Dark Avengers #11 review, Dark Reign, Greg Horn, Hawkeye, Marvel, Mike Deodato, Molecule Man, Moonstone, Nor...

By Troy Brownfield Captain America: You too, young man. Wasp: Oh boy. Wasp: Tony! Captain America: Hank! Captain America: Hank, go send her back. Captain America: Hank . . . Captain America: Fine. Iron Man: (LOL) Iron Man, Thor, and Wasp: (LULZ) Captain America: Hank called him a dope. Luke Cage: Sure I do. Wasp: Oh boy.

By tonyrak Posted in Marvel Comics, Reviews Tagged: Amadeus Cho, Christos Gage, Clint Barton, Dan Slott, Hank Pym, Hercules, Might Avengers #31 review, Mighty Avengers #31, Mighty Avengers 31 review, Ms. Marvel, Quicksilver, Radioactive Man, Ronin, Sean Chen, Stature, The Unspoken, Tigra, To...

By LaRevolucion44@aol.com (Rokk Krinn) DC COMICS Adventure Comics #4 IMAGE COMICS MARVEL COMICS Amazing Spider-Man #612 Dark Avengers #11 Mighty Avengers #31 Wolverine: Weapon X #7 Which Marvel comic book am I most looking forward to reading? Which Marvel comic book am I least looking forward to reading?

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