Avengers Academy #12
Avengers Academy » Avengers Academy #12 - Put Away Childish Things released by Marvel on June 1, 2011.
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All Powered Up 0
Story: Carina turns the Avengers Academy into their adult forms and increase their powers. The team then battles Korvac and the adult form of Striker is murder turning back into the present Striker who is scared by Korvac and runs away. After with her new powers Hazmat defeats Korvac with anti-matter and the team is turned back to normal except for Reptil for some reason. Pym then investigate the cause but doesn't find an answer when Carina vanishes. Tigra then talks to Striker about him running...
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It's got it's good and bad points... 0
I've been really back and forth on this series. The characters, at least those of the students, feel really inconsistent from issue to issue, except Striker(who's main personality trait is "all douche, all the time") and Finesse. That said, this book was really interesting in parts. Finesse, in particular, continues to be the MVP of this book, showing us little glimpses of possible future heroes, including, most notably, what looks to be the daughter of Black Panther and Storm. Veil gets less li...
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Did Cage watch Danny Phantom ? 0
Issue #12 of Avengers Academy. The Story: The AA are all grown up,beat the living crap of Korvac and when they change back only Humberto stays all grown up. The Good: Seeing the students all grown up is always an interesting idea since we can see how each of them might be in the future.Humberto has perfect control of his magical crystal,Jeanne has learned different moves from fighting different people just like her possible daddy Taskmaster,Jennifer can produce Anti-Matter,Brandon got a must...
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They're Growing Up So Fast... 0
Cover: Straight up and to the point, but not very compelling. Not that all covers have to be; this one is better than the last few I have seen from this series, but this one isn't visually stunning, either.The Good: The story, as convoluted and as unbelievable as it seems, wasn't that poorly handled. The art was decent enough to get the point across as well, so that was certainly a nice bonus. I also found it sort of amusing that all they did was add a mustache on Striker to make him look li...
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Against Cosmic Powers 0
It´s the conclusion of the "Korvac Saga" and the members of the Academy now have the powers and years of their future selves, thanks to the magic of Carina Walters (the angry ex-wife of Korvac), but is it going to prove be enoug to defeat Korvac, even with all their powers boosted and combined? Or are the students´fear remain to be the factor of unbalance here? I don´t thing Gage nailed the dialogues here like in the previous issues, but the team work and the power display in this issue was wort...
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