As a tie-in to Inhumanity it cannot be stressed enough how much our are missing out by not reading Mighty Avengers. One of the better books to release last year and doesn't lose that intensity that comes from a team led by Luke Cage. This is a new incarnation of the team and there is so much that each has to offer when given the opportunities Al has taken to this point. Non-stop fun that you can only get when the heroes look like they love what they do. The end of the issue speaks volumes and speaks for itself. Read Full Review

Overall, this is another stellar issue of one of Marvel's best books. With the increased attention that Luke Cage and Jessica Jones will be getting from Netflix in the future, and with the most diverse superhero team in modern comics, Mighty Avengers is a top-notch book worth checking out. New readers should feel comfortable jumping into the book right now, and I hope that everybody sticks around for the great ride coming up. Read Full Review

Isn't this industry saturated with Avengers books, all with A-list names? Yet Mighty Avengers doesn't need famous names or even ultra-famous characters to get reader loyalty. It takes another approach, one that isn't done enough in today's Big Two marketplace: It earns our respect. And that might make Mighty Avengers one of the best teams Marvel has to offer. Read Full Review