Secret Avengers #5

Secret Avengers » Secret Avengers #5 - The Secret Life of Max Fury released by Marvel on November 1, 2010.

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marvelguy15 wrote this review on September 23, 2010.
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marvelguy15 has written a total of 47 reviews. The last one was for Big Hero 6

Secret Avengers #5 Review

I started out thinking I was going to give this issue a higher review because I have been loving this series, but I was really let down by this single issue. First thing that caught me off guard was the change in art. Not that tthe art was bad or anything it just wasn't Mike Deodato. I also found that keeping the art the same for past and present sequence was a little too distracting. I also think that it seemed Ed Brubaker was almost reusing ideas for this story as this seemed too much like the 1950's era Captian America. I also wasn't a big fan of this issue because I'm not the biggest Nick Fury fan and some of the lingo was lost on me. One last thing I found bothersome was that for a Secret Avengers issue there was only two members of the team who didn't show up on a screen

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