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Chargement... Avengers Academy, Vol. 2: Will We Use This in the Real World?par Christos Gage
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Appartient à la sérieAvengers Academy (Vol. 2 (issues 7-13))
Hank Pym returns to his greatest role! That's right, Giant-Man is back! Then, theAvengersAcademystudents take on a mission of vengeance against the Hood, and Finesse goes off in search of the man who could be her father: Taskmaster! But everything changes when Korvac returns and defeats the Avengers. Now, the world's only hope lies with theAvengersAcademystudents, who have been aged to adulthood! With time manipulated, the team gets a glimpse of what the future might hold for them. For some, it's a revelation; for others, a life sentence! Can they overcome their personal demons and master unfamiliar abilities in time to defeat a foe powerful enough to conquer Earth's Mightiest Heroes? And if that wasn't enough, enter the Young Allies, the Initiative - and the Sinister Six! CollectingAVENGERSACADEMY #7-14. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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The book opens with Pym facing off against the Absorbing Man, and his own guilt over Janet's death. Next up, when the students learn of the Red Hood's attack on Tigra, they go after him and she realizes she still needs to deal with that trauma. The book then jumps to each of the students learning something about themselves. Finesse meets the Taskmaster (who may be her father) and discovers that experience trumps mimicry and her gift may have a negative side effect. Hazmat gets a chance for a day outside thanks to the mutant Leech, but that temporary reprieve may make her feel even more isolated than before. Individually, these stories are good for developing the characters. And they needed it. However, as a whole the book is weak.
My biggest issue with this series is how the adults consistently, and ridiculously, underestimate these teens. I just don't buy Finesse being able to blackmail Quicksilver, or Pym and Tigra being so oblivious to these kids' inner demons. Each incident meant to help them mature is so contrived it takes away from the "lesson." Both Avengers teams arrive to battle the evil Korvac but I'm supposed to believe that only these teens hold the key to defeating him?
Overall, the team has potential but they have so many issues I find myself feeling sorry for them rather than rooting for them. I'm not sure how the writers can overcome the problem ( )