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Marvel: Avengers K
6 Reviews
(4)
4-6
Marvel: Avengers K series.
Illustrated by
Woo Bin Choi.
This graphic novel series revolves around Hank Pym, a.k.a. Ant-Man, as he and his friends, the Avengers, battle against his own creation, Ultron. In the dynamic and colorful illustrations, the characters look much younger than their depictions in other comics. While the story line is continuous across the six books, there are occasional jumps forward in time that make the plot feel somewhat disjointed. Review covers these Marvel: Avengers K titles: Avengers vs. Ultron #1, Avengers vs. Ultron #2, Avengers vs. Ultron #3, Avengers vs. Ultron #4, Avengers vs. Ultron #5, and Avengers vs. Ultron #6.
Reviewer: Antonio Trujillo
(4)
4-6
Marvel: Avengers K series.
Illustrated by
Woo Bin Choi.
This graphic novel series revolves around Hank Pym, a.k.a. Ant-Man, as he and his friends, the Avengers, battle against his own creation, Ultron. In the dynamic and colorful illustrations, the characters look much younger than their depictions in other comics. While the story line is continuous across the six books, there are occasional jumps forward in time that make the plot feel somewhat disjointed. Review covers these Marvel: Avengers K titles: Avengers vs. Ultron #1, Avengers vs. Ultron #2, Avengers vs. Ultron #3, Avengers vs. Ultron #4, Avengers vs. Ultron #5, and Avengers vs. Ultron #6.
Reviewer: Antonio Trujillo
(4)
4-6
Marvel: Avengers K series.
Illustrated by
Woo Bin Choi.
This graphic novel series revolves around Hank Pym, a.k.a. Ant-Man, as he and his friends, the Avengers, battle against his own creation, Ultron. In the dynamic and colorful illustrations, the characters look much younger than their depictions in other comics. While the story line is continuous across the six books, there are occasional jumps forward in time that make the plot feel somewhat disjointed. Review covers these Marvel: Avengers K titles: Avengers vs. Ultron #1, Avengers vs. Ultron #2, Avengers vs. Ultron #3, Avengers vs. Ultron #4, Avengers vs. Ultron #5, and Avengers vs. Ultron #6.
Reviewer: Antonio Trujillo
(4)
4-6
Marvel: Avengers K series.
Illustrated by
Woo Bin Choi.
This graphic novel series revolves around Hank Pym, a.k.a. Ant-Man, as he and his friends, the Avengers, battle against his own creation, Ultron. In the dynamic and colorful illustrations, the characters look much younger than their depictions in other comics. While the story line is continuous across the six books, there are occasional jumps forward in time that make the plot feel somewhat disjointed. Review covers these Marvel: Avengers K titles: Avengers vs. Ultron #1, Avengers vs. Ultron #2, Avengers vs. Ultron #3, Avengers vs. Ultron #4, Avengers vs. Ultron #5, and Avengers vs. Ultron #6.
Reviewer: Antonio Trujillo
(4)
4-6
Marvel: Avengers K series.
Illustrated by
Woo Bin Choi.
This graphic novel series revolves around Hank Pym, a.k.a. Ant-Man, as he and his friends, the Avengers, battle against his own creation, Ultron. In the dynamic and colorful illustrations, the characters look much younger than their depictions in other comics. While the story line is continuous across the six books, there are occasional jumps forward in time that make the plot feel somewhat disjointed. Review covers these Marvel: Avengers K titles: Avengers vs. Ultron #1, Avengers vs. Ultron #2, Avengers vs. Ultron #3, Avengers vs. Ultron #4, Avengers vs. Ultron #5, and Avengers vs. Ultron #6.
Reviewer: Antonio Trujillo
(4)
4-6
Marvel: Avengers K series.
Illustrated by
Woo Bin Choi.
This graphic novel series revolves around Hank Pym, a.k.a. Ant-Man, as he and his friends, the Avengers, battle against his own creation, Ultron. In the dynamic and colorful illustrations, the characters look much younger than their depictions in other comics. While the story line is continuous across the six books, there are occasional jumps forward in time that make the plot feel somewhat disjointed. Review covers these Marvel: Avengers K titles: Avengers vs. Ultron #1, Avengers vs. Ultron #2, Avengers vs. Ultron #3, Avengers vs. Ultron #4, Avengers vs. Ultron #5, and Avengers vs. Ultron #6.
Reviewer: Antonio Trujillo
6 reviews
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