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Well, why would you? The whole point was that nobody remembered the Sentry again. That's the first thing Bendis has to explain, along with the part where the Sentry knowing who he is releases the Void, which would make him a bit of a liability...
Still enjoying this, although this may be because it is Bendis being an unashamed early-80s fanboy - Jessica Drew and Luke Cage in the Avengers? Whatevah. I can see how the dialogue-heavy style may get draggy, but it's not quite the same as the "decompressed", mangaish approach. A reasonable amount happens in this issue - Wolverine pops up, scraps and is integrated into the team, Lycos is found and disposed of, bit more on the shadowy SHIELD conspiracy and a cliffhanger.
Except.. it's not much of a cliffhanger, really, since even the dumbest SHIELD agent must have studied the form book and worked out at that they are not going to be able to beat even this bunch of Avengers. Further, this whole SHIELD conspiracy stuff feels like Bendis is trying to create a kind of Bendis pocket of Marvel where SHIELD are all ambiguous and scary and ooooooh (Secret War, The Pulse), which is just not all that interesting to me.
At the moment, this is mainly holding my attention by being fun, and the dialogue is a major part of that. On the other hand, sometimes it feels like the dialogue is independent from the characters. The pants excange was funny, but it could have taken place between any pair of Bendis heroes, I think... |
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