Enter Spider-Man. Webhead make his debut on EMH. He and Captain America get an opportunity to redeem themselves as true heroes in the eyes of the public. J. Jonah Jameson (Voiced by J.K. Simmons! Yay!) wants a scoop about Captain America possibly being an enemy to the entire planet (Those stupid Skrulls) and assigns Betty Brant and Peter Parker to interview Cap. Tony Stark pleads that Cap won’t be available at first, but JJJ threatens to run a negative report on Cap the next day so Stark obliges. Continue reading “The Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes S02E13 Quick Review”
Tag: Avengers
The Marvel superhero team. Or perhaps the classic British spy TV series. With the way things go here it’s likely the superhero team.
Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes S02E10 Quick Review
After several weeks and one stupid hoax later, Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes is new on Disney XD*! This episode, Captain America fights back the Skrulls as a “Prisoner of War.”
NB: The Aussies are so far ahead on the show, it’s not even funny. Continue reading “Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes S02E10 Quick Review”
Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes S02E08 Quick Review
Here come the hammers!
The Avengers are probably still stunned at last week’s developments. This week, Thor and the Asgardians helm this story. This episode, “The Ballad of Beta Ray Bill,” adapts the origins of the strange alien worthy of wielding Thor’s hammer, Mjolnir. Thor and the alien, Beta Ray Bill, join forces to stop Surtur’s attacking Earth and Asgard. But first, Bill needs a powerful weapon against Surtur so the Asgardians come to Eitri the Dwarf King for help. Both parties hammer out an agreement: Bill gets the uru-made Stormbreaker and Thor must come to Eitri’s aid when the Dwarf calls for the Thunder God’s help. Continue reading “Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes S02E08 Quick Review”
Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes S02E07 Review
Nick Fury brings the Skrull invasion front and center this week. He and his rogue team alert Tony Stark that one of the Avengers is a Skrull. Their intel leads to Hawkeye being the suspect. Tony returns to the Avengers disillusioned that anyone he has worked with may be a Skrull. Conflict arises after Tony accuses Hawkeye. New Avenger Ms. Marvel tries to bring Clint in for a S.W.O.R.D. investigation. The archer refuses and the Avengers have a brief scuffle amongst themselves. Continue reading “Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes S02E07 Review”
Avengers Week Epilogue
I read Avengers Academy volume 2 and watched the latest episode of Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes. It was a Michael Korvac kind of weekend for me. Continue reading “Avengers Week Epilogue”
NOT Earth's Silliest Heroes
Alternate title: the videos that didn’t make the cut in the UnderScoopFire article I did last week.
Two of these weren’t as good as the four I included in the original post. The last video I noticed AFTER I sent the article to Howie. Enjoy, if you can: Continue reading “NOT Earth’s Silliest Heroes”
Avengers Academy Volumes 1 & 2 Review
Avengers Academy is the one the most recent teenage super-teams. A group of six teens who were held under Norman Osborn now start the path to becoming the newest Avengers. On the other hand, some of them wonder whether they’ll tread another path either as villain, de-powered, or just staying alive. The theme of acting ethically is made evident in the instructors being flawed people. They are clearly not the first tier of Avengers emotionally: Hank Pym, who’s dealing with the loss of his wife Janet, Quicksilver, an ally at the moment, Speedball, trying to get over the infamous Stanford incident, and Tigra, a victim of a videotaped assault gone viral and whose child’s biological father was a Skrull carrying Hank Pym’s identity AND his DNA. Continue reading “Avengers Academy Volumes 1 & 2 Review”
Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes S02E06 Quick Review
Korvac! Guardians of the Galaxy! Captain America Skrullifically unavailable! Why is Michael Korvac on Earth? Because he’s a dangerous fugitive. We don’t get to see much in Korvac’s motivations other than he’s a Big Space Villain. Ms. Van Dyne needs to get over Hank. Her next act of “compassion” will lead the Avengers to get sucked into a extra-dimensional vortex within 3 minutes from the start of the next episode.
HOWEVER, the Guardians do a have a raccoon and a living tree in their roster for our not-so-jolly green giant to fight. Anything to keep the kids happy, Hulk?
Avengers (2012) Movie Review
It’s a shame that Spider-Man is in Sony’s clutches. The Avengers, directed by Joss Whedon, is a very fun movie. Avengers is a good action-adventure focusing on our heroes forming a united front to protect Earth. Marvel Studio’s bold spectacle is an upper-tier superhero movie. The 3D effects are decent but are not needed to experience this movie. Continue reading “Avengers (2012) Movie Review”
Marvel Masterworks: Avengers Volume 1 Review
In the early 1960s, Stan Lee and his creative array of artists shifted the Silver Age into the Marvel Age. After the success of the Fantastic Four and Spider-Man, the next step in the Marvel Age was to form an all-star super-group. 1963 saw the start of the Avengers. Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, the King of Comics, ensured that the Avengers remained a lasting team to the comics-reading public. Marvel Masterworks: The Avengers Volume 1 collects Kirby’s run as penciller with Don Heck taking over in issue nine.
Such awesome talents are on display here: the initial team of Iron Man, Thor, Ant-Man/Giant-Man, the Wasp, and the Incredible Hulk. This and some later rosters present in Masterworks are not completely BFFs. It’s well-known comics lore that the Hulk leaves in the 2nd issue but he’s not completely written out. He figures into a few more plots while we get familiar with the stable presence of Captain America and the brave, bold group of Rick Jones & his friends. Issue ten has the Avengers overcoming perceived dissension. Lee eagerly left no detail behind and wrote denser dialogue than many mainstream comics today. These 10 issues are good, well-paced adventures. Continue reading “Marvel Masterworks: Avengers Volume 1 Review”