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    Defenders » Defenders #2 - Breaker of Worlds Part 2: The Prize of New Avalon released by Marvel on March 1, 2012.

    djotaku's Defenders #2 - Breaker of Worlds Part 2: The Prize of New Avalon review

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    The World Will End

    Well, looks like Marvel did NOT over-promise on this title. They said The Defenders would be finding out truths about the very fabric of the Marvel Universe. This is very true. This issue continues to be just as nuts as the previous one, but in a good way. The plot of this issue makes a lot of the captions from issue 1 make sense. It wasn't quite as much fun for me as #1 was, but it's still balls-to-the-walls crazy in a way that Marvel rarely is. I think this is definitely a book to watch.

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      Defenders #2 - Breaker of Worlds Part 2: The Prize of New Avalon by thanosrules on January 04, 2012

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      Defenders #2 - Breaker of Worlds Part 2: The Prize of New Avalon by adamwarlock on January 05, 2012

      If this book is able to maintain the high level of quality these first two issues have displayed, then it could swiftly wind up becoming one of my absolute favorite Marvel books. The cast is a great group of characters (and set to expand with the eventual inclusions of Nick Fury and Hank Pym as well), the art is cheery and dynamic, the random bottom-of-the-page blurbs are a riot, and all in all Matt Fraction's writing (which has been very hit-and-miss this past year considering the BIG, very hig...

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