Article: Avengers #10 Preview At CBR

[Le Messor]

Yeah, sorry Phil, but planet Earth is blue, and there's nothing I can do.

[Flightpath07]

Perhaps we could change the thread title to "Article: Avengers # 10 Preview At CBR (Oh baby just you shut your mouth)" ?

[Le Messor]

Sorry, FP, I tried to catch the paperboy, but things don't really change.

[Mokole]

If the team survives, we may see AF intervene. Though nothing will drive them away, we can beat them, just for one day.

[Le Messor]

I'd thought AF died alone a long, long time ago - but oh no, not them. They never lost control.

[Mokole]

AF's point of view may be, if they get involved, 'we're nothing, and nothing will help us. Maybe we're lying (then you better not stay). But we could be safer, just for one day.'

[Le Messor]

Perhaps the strange ones in the dome can lend us an AF book. We can read alone.

[Mokole]

If AF were to get involved, or OF be another iteration, a meeting could go all, "we like dancing and we look divine. You love bands when they're playing hard. You want more, you want it fast?"

[Phil]

You're turning into spambots now guys...

[Le Messor]

Okay, I'll stop. :/

[Mokole]

We're done, thanks for the fun Le Messor anyway, it was time to bow out.

[Le Messor]

I think you won.

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An ok issue and as expected, basically Omega Flight is used as fodder and killed off. Though Agent Michaud was a nice addition....

[Le Messor]

I've now read the issue. It was... okay. At best.
I just never got any time to care about any of the characters, and they were all in that constantly efficient, militaristic, machines-not-people mode that I find so dull. With a little 'I'm gonna dump you in battle' humour that just doesn't make up for it, to me. (All the characters in the comics, not just Omega Flight, who had about two panels of air time. I didn't even know who some of the Avengers were).

~ Le Messor
Spike: I haven't heard any complaints. Well, I have heard a few complaints over the years, but then I just killed whoever spoke up, and that was pretty much that.
Buffy: He's joking.
Spike: No, I'm not.

[Flightpath07]

I've now read the issue. It was... okay. At best.
I just never got any time to care about any of the characters, and they were all in that constantly efficient, militaristic, machines-not-people mode that I find so dull. With a little 'I'm gonna dump you in battle' humour that just doesn't make up for it, to me. (All the characters in the comics, not just Omega Flight, who had about two panels of air time. I didn't even know who some of the Avengers were).

~ Le Messor
Spike: I haven't heard any complaints. Well, I have heard a few complaints over the years, but then I just killed whoever spoke up, and that was pretty much that.
Buffy: He's joking.
Spike: No, I'm not.

Even though i liked the addition of new Canadian heroes (well, I ASSUME they were Canadian; with Marvel, who knows?!?), i'd have to agree that the issue itself was flat and boring, confusing even. For somebody like me, who had not read the previous 9 issues, basically nothing in this issue made sense for me...I don't like that in a comic. I'm gonna stick with it a few more issues, just to see if the new (possibly dead, possibly not) Omega Flight pops up again, but then i'll drop it like the garbage it is. IMHO, it certainly lacks the entertainment and creativity of Uncanny Avengers, which has quite captivated me.