Mighty Avengers #1; written by Brian Michael Bendis with art by Frank Cho
First in, best dressed and the above ground team name is all over the headlines in the aftermath of Civil War.
Running fast for the train or bus and first in doesn't always look like they're the best dressed. At times it looks like the wind is blowing out their hair from the back.
The wait is over!! The Mighty Avengers assemble!!
Gathered together to be the greatest Avengers team ever, but who picked them?? And why?? And which A-list Avengers villain returns, revamped and reloaded for the ultimate revenge.
Big super hero adventures every month from the multi-award winning team of Bendis and
Cho.
Mighty Avengers #1 from Marvel Comics
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