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U.S.Avengers Vol. 1: American Intelligence Mechanics (U.S.Avengers (2017)) Kindle & comiXology

by Al Ewing (Author, Contributor), Paco Medina (Illustrator, Cover Art, Artist) Format: Kindle Edition

4.2 41 ratings

Part of: U.S.Avengers (2017)

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Collects U.S.Avengers #1-6.

In a world beset by danger, the United States of America needs a team of heroes they can rely on. Welcome to...American Intelligence Mechanics! A.I.M. will dare any danger - no matter how awesome that danger might be - to save their nation from the wildest, weirdest threats of all! The most patriotic super-group ever is here to save the day. And they'll do it all looking tried and true in the red, white and blue! Can you live without...the U.S.Avengers?

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B072YS8Y5V
Publisher ‏ : ‎ Marvel (July 19, 2017)
Publication date ‏ : ‎ July 19, 2017
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 505029 KB
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Print length ‏ : ‎ 130 pages

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Classic Super Science with Refreshing Character Arcs

Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2018

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I was hesitant to get this, as my love of superhero comics is often stymied by Marvel and DC making good books only to cancel them. This book was like that, it only went 12 issues, though I heard it sold fine (go figure). Well, looking for a classic super science story, I bought volume 1 and it did not disappoint. Big action. A crazy tale that managed to stay on point, and even a foreshadow of Marvel's Secret Empire storyline where Captain America went evil (no comment). What I loved about this was:
1. the growth of characters Sunspot and Cannonball from New Mutants, about one of the few times I was ever invested in the X-line of books. Roberto really shines here in a different role than just being muscle, and Cannonball's family is very neat.
2. Red Hulk. Having slowly liked Ross as Red, I was surprised he vanished from Marvel and got replaced with another general. However, I liked this guy. Same stiff, gruff persona, but a bit more play in him and backstory.
3. Toni Ho. Shame this book ended after 12 issues. I LOVE characters in power armor, and Toni is awesome.
4. American Kaiju. I love kaiju films. 'Nuff said!
5. Using nations and people, etc. only ever shown once in a Marvel comic way back in the early 60's showcases the writer's love of the universe, and it's nice to see these places get used and updated.
6. The art by Medina, Diaz and Barberi, and their inks (also with Juan Vlasco) and colors by Jeesus Aburtov and Andres Mossa rock. Everything in these issues is big, fun, destructive organized chaos.
I'd love to see these characters in another book sometime soon. If you love Avengers and old school comics, get this one.

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Kid Kyoto

Fun but it was always doomed

Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2022

The U.S. Avengers are a U.S. government superhero team filled with off-brand knock offs. There's a Red Hulk (but not the one you're thinking of, so a knock off of a knock off), Iron Patriot (another second generation knock off), and some minor heroes to round out the team. All of them are under the leadership of Sunspot the former New Mutant turned superhero mastermind and leader of AIM.

There's some humor to be had with the team realizing they're not exactly the best heroes in the world but trying their best. And some friction as Sunspot has to get used to being part of a chain of command and not on his own.

But ultimately this book is doomed. It's a collection of minor characters trying to compete in a crowded marketplace. Its main premise of a government superhero team is quickly undone when the latest crossover event has Nazis take over the government.

Lasting only 12 issues the U.S. Avengers had potential and tried but ultimately could not win. If you like Al Ewing's New Avengers you'll like this but keep in mind it will be a short trip.

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