(Hmm, almost like a team of Dark Avengers, what an idea…) (I’m not kidding see their previous appearance in Amazing Spider-Man #22, ’cause you ain’t gonna see ’em here!) Meanwhile, a press agent suggests to the Enchantress and Power Man that they become the new Avengers. Most of the rest of the issue is spent with the other three Avengers joining a “circus,” actually a Circus of Crime (seriously) run by the Masters of Menace. Meanwhile, the public reacts to the Avengers’ downfall, and we see what fanboy arguments looked like before the internet. (Not Cap’s proudest moment.)īut don’t worry, he beats himself up plenty after the others leave.Īfter his poor performance in front of the others, we see the old Cap back here, regretting that he failed his original Avengers in losing the team they bequeathed to him, comparing it to losing Bucky-not really the same thing, not even close, but oh well-and, most interesting, feeling that he let down the name Captain America itself. (I think it’s too late for that, people.)Įven the Scarlet Witch dresses down Cap, but he’s just as petulant with her as with the rest. With friends like that…Īs issue #22 opens, the team is fighting about breaking up-not about whether to break up, but whether to do it without fighting. Hawkeye lays into Cap again, and Cap isn’t sure he’s wrong.Ĭlint sure is merciless, isn’t he? Even when Cap takes responsibility, Clint accuses him of hogging it! Cap can’t win. When Cap finds Power Man-before realizing he and his partner are behind the Avengers’ troubles-the Enchantress uses a spell to make Cap less effective, making Power Man’s job easier, but not easy enough, judging from his admiring remarks about his foe.Įven this battle was a set-up, though, and Hawkeye doesn’t miss the chance to needle Cap about it.Įventually, things go too far and the New York City city council passes the Sokovia Accords or something. It’s interesting to see Clint admit to himself that he’s too hard on Cap, even if he refuses o let up. Our heroes start to catch on, but it’s hard to do anything about it when they can’t stop fighting each other, Cap behaving just as badly as the rest.
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The Asgardian sorceress creates a series of illusions that the Avengers battle, only find that they’re fighting air but destroying much more-and earning the ire and distrust of the populace in the process. Most of the actual story in issues #21 and #22 deals with the Enchantress and her new lackey, Power Man-not Luke Cage, but a former henchman of Baron Zemo’s whom she transforms using the same tech that created Wonder Man in Avengers #9. (Wanda’s crush on Cap in these early Avengers issues doesn’t last long, but it is revived to good effect several decades later in 2004’s Captain America and the Falcon #6.) Issue #21 opens with Cap and Hawkeye bickering, as is their wont-and it’s so bad that it falls to Quicksilver to give Cap a lesson on being a leader.Įven the Scarlet Witch reaches the end of her rope with Clint and lashes out at him, earning a reprieve from Cap… not that she hears it. Instead, I’ll just highlight the interesting parts of each issue.) (Warning: This post will contain even less synopsis than usual. BONUS: The wedding annual of Fantastic Four, in which Cap… fights. The most interesting thing to me about these issues is that they feature the Avengers breaking up and getting back together, for the first time but definitely not the last, and Cap’s tortured feelings about it. 💚❤💙💜 #isleofthelost #returntotheisleofthelost #riseoftheisl.I’m taking this kooky quartet of Avengers issues together because, honestly, there’s not a lot of ethical interest to Captain America here. добавить в избранное xp 00:00 Disney's Descendants 3 on Instagram: “All four of the ISLE OF THE LOST book trailers.
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