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    Vengeance #3

    Vengeance » Vengeance #3 - Every Little Thing released by Marvel on November 1, 2011.

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    Every Little Thing last edited by ghostgrifter on 02/18/20 05:10PM View full history

    The Young Masters continue their plan to make a statement by wiping out the old guard of villainy in the Marvel U. Their latest target? Doc Ock, but the In-Betweener, and the universe itself, has tasked the Teen Brigade with protecting him.

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    Vengeance #3 - Every Little Thing by jonesdeini on September 28, 2011

    The Young Masters decide it's time to go Zodiac on their forefathers and show the world what true villainy is all about. Their target is Doc Ock, but it would seem that the universe finds him crucial to the upholding the balance between order and chaos. Now it's up to the Teen Brigade to protect the very sort of man they'd just as soon let bite the big one. Well, I guess we'll see just how much they really see the bigger picture now won't we?The GoodDell'otto has been making some excellent cover...

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    Vengeance #3 - Every Little Thing by thanosrules on January 09, 2012

    THE GOODThe cover art. The "Previously in Vengeance" was once again a welcome addition to the series. It helps keep all the confusion in check.The battle and fight scenes are really well done. I also like how the interaction between She-Hulk and Miss America are written. It is not that I like Miss America's attitude, but it does show how large the maturity gap is between the old guard heroes and the new kid heroes.The addition of the throwback super-villains was also a nice touch.Oh, and it was ...

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