The tag-team action comes home! Wakanda is the battleground—as the Avengers and the FF unite to prevent a Vibranium-powered threat to all life as we know it! A long-lost Avenger returns to active duty—but will that be enough to turn the tide? And in space, interstellar intrigue threatens the fragile Kree/Skrull alliance...and the repercussions might just doom planet Earth!
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Shuri
T'Challa
Steve Rogers
Gla-Ree
Carol Danvers
Sequoia
Teddy Altman
Robbie Reyes
Kenneth Hale
Thor Odinson
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Johnny Storm
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In this issue, Empyre continues to be a better crossover event than I thought it would be, withouth really doing anything incredibly new or noteworthy. What really took this particular issue to the next level for me is the...
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I'm liking the Empyre storyline- but not loving it. This issue continues with some interesting dynamics, and some craziness, but not enough to be groundbreaking. This really is an event aimed at the niche audience of...
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This is continuing as a solid if unspectacular series. I'm surprised to have kept reading even as far as this as i'm not keen on the big crossover "event" series. But i'm enjoying that you dont need...
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This was a pretty good book. It was good enough, without it being groundbreaking or anything. I'm enjoying this series so far, but some of the tie-ins (specifically the X-Men ones) are better then this main series. Still,...
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Absolutely entertaining cosmic drama. Cool reveals! The designs and art work are so vibrant and dynamic.
I'm glad Schiti is getting more attention between this and Powers of X. His art is so engaging. Quintessentially "comic book-y" without falling in with a house style predictability.
Not sure what you mean by house style? Whatever it is you make it sound disparaging.
House style is generally regarded as the standard "look" of the line's big books. It's more often been used with DC than Marvel, especially during the New 52, when a lot of the big flagship books had very similar looks to them with Tony Daniel/Jason Fabok/Ivan Reis etc. I think DCYou branched out more with style and then Rebirth brought it way back in line with a defined aesthetic. It's kind of splitting again as you see some really individualized styles like Jorge Jimenez or Doc Shaner, but there's still a fondness for the house style. Less so imo with Marvel since around the time Marvel Now began, but still to a certain degree with its big books.
House style isn't bad, I just like it when big flagship books get more interesting artists on them.