Kerrigan

@ShadowPro: Last page of first issue. Without the icons.

I'm generally a fan of Snyder's work on Batman, with reservations, but my main feeling at the conclusion of this arc was, "Well, thank goodness that's over." Not a good sign.

And how many times is Bats going to fall for the acid-squirting flower gag? Come on, Bruce, work smarter, not harder...

@Teerack: Yes you do. Last panel of the third-from-last page, with caption "Still no word from Jason." Has a couple band-aids, that's all.

@Yung ANcient One: Uncanny is basically an Avengers sub-team designed by Cap to show the group's support for mutants, and so features a mix of Avengers (Thor, Cap, Scarlet Witch) and X-people (Havok, Wolverine, Rogue), with Havok as the leader. Apparently Wasp, Sunfire, and Wonderman join soon.

Plot thus far seems to run separate from the main Avengers books, and has more of a classic Avengers feel in my opinion.

Uncanny Avengers is the highlight of the new line of A books. Hickman's haven't grabbed me yet.

His work on Avengers so far is frankly kind of boring, lacking the human warmth and interaction that make these ensemble books fly.

And concentrating on two characters blatantly ripped off from DC doesn't help either. Marvel works best with more limited and grounded heroes.