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"Avengers Vol.2" (1996-1997)
As part of Marvel's HEROES REBORN initiative, the Avengers' series was rebooted under Image Comics creator Rob Liefeld for a thirteen issue run.

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Issue #:	1
Publishing Date:	November 1996
Cover Price:	$2.95
Collections:	Heroes Reborn: Avengers

Title:	Awaken The Thunder!
Credits:	Jim Valentino (writer), Rob Liefeld (plot), Rob Liefeld (penciler), Chap Yaep (penciler) Jon Sibal (inker), Ashby Manson (colorist), Rob Liefeld (cover penciler), Jon Sibal (cover inker)
Score:	¶ (out of 5)
Synopsis:	Loki materializes in the Heroes Reborn universe, drawn to it for largely unspecified reasons. His mind is clouded, disconnected from the majority of his memories, save one: his hatred for his step-brother Thor. Looking around he realizes there is no Rainbow Bridge and therefore no Asgard. Although initially ... Sign in to see the full synopsis
Characters:	Agatha Harkness, Avengers, Captain America (Steve Rogers), Hank Pym, Hawkeye, Hellcat, Henry Peter Gyrich, Nick Fury, Scarlet Witch, Swordsman, Thor, Ultron, Vision, Wasp
Enemies:	Enchantress, Loki
Synopsis Written By:	Kevin Hollander

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Peter
Jul 19, 2010 07:36 PM

Comments: Captain America joins the team after the events Captain America Vol. 2 #3. This disconnect does little more than confuse readers. The purpose should be to make the books new-reader friendly, but they chose to use a common character (Cap) and structured the books to be out of sync yet with each other. Skipping past this problem, the plot is reasonable, but characters are one-dimensional. The sequence in which the Avengers free Thor from the amber is laughable. The purpose was to showcase each character and their powers, but it was overblown. They put almost as much effort into freeing Thor as they did fighting him. One would wonder if this same group effort would be used to open a jar of pickles. They should have used the team/powers introduction during the battle with Loki.


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