avengers by jonathan hickman the complete collection vol 2

Introducing phrases like an “Avengers Machine” and an “Avengers World” are both statements of intent and setting up a form of language that he gets back to time and time again. Hickman’s goals for Avengers as the main line book is to make it feel like a grand story. Hickman’s Avengers run begins with Avengers #1-5, with Jerome Opeña and Dean White on line work and colors on the first three issues, and Adam Kubert and Frank D’armata on the following two, and VC’s Corey Petit along for all five issues. Support CBH on Patreon for exclusive rewards, or Donate here! Thank you for reading! When you buy through links on our site, we may earn a qualifying affiliate commission.Ĭomic Book Herald’s reading orders and guides are also made possible by reader support on Patreon, and generous reader donations.Īny size contribution will help keep CBH alive and full of new comics guides and content. Related Reading Orders:Ĭomic Book Herald is reader-supported. Hickman is a name that objectively holds weight, which is why Jonathan Hickman’s Avengers The Complete Collection volume one comes out at such an interesting time to explore what makes a Jonathan Hickman comic a Hickman comic.įor an author known for such complete runs, it’s an interesting time to take a look at how Avengers begins, figuring out how Hickman collaborates with artists on tone between titles, what kind of stories he wants to tell, how much of that comes across at the very start of this run and how we’ve seen all of this develop since then. Hickman’s Marvel work is held in high regard with Secret Wars being one of the most memorable cross-overs in the Marvel era, and his entrance on the X-Men with House of X/Powers of X breathing new life into the line and the fandom. Jonathan Hickman is a name associated with high concept science fiction and the exploration of flawed men losing themselves in the pursuit of a greater good.

Avengers by jonathan hickman the complete collection vol 2