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This is the closest that The Avengers has gotten to a really solid sustained run since the book started, but the plots and stories are still pretty uneven. In this book though, they are also going out of their way to point out that Wanda is a women, like it needs pointing out. Usually, I let this stuff slide because it's a comic from a different time, and language changes over time. Yes, he is black and he is an Avenger, but he isn't the black avenger. They call Black Panther the Black Avenger.

Specially the way characters would identify other characters through really.ignorant ways. I usually don't have a problem with this kind of thing, but one thing that did bother me in the book was the language. I was reading it and thinking, "this is it?" Don't get me wrong, it's a good story, but I don't know if I was just thinking it would be much better. It's supposed to be this massive storyline in the Avengers history. The Kree/Skrull war happens in this book. Captain America and Thor look powerful! Not just like they have Muscle, but like heavy powerful warriors who can call on a great strength! They really add a lot of physical weight to the characters. This artwork is INSANELY GOOD! I hear people giving Big John praise, but I've never heard too many people praise the work of this team. One thing I want to say right off the bat is that John Buscema and Tom Palmer are one of the great unsung duo's when it comes to pencil/inker teams.