Avengers #6 Review

Writer: Jason Aaron / Artist: Ed McGuinness and Paco Medina / Marvel Comics Power Rangers. Dragon Ball: Super. My Hero Academia. These were the tales that came to mind when reading Avengers #6 this week. Sometimes you want a heavy, well thought out, subtle book you can read over and over and still find things that you missed. Other times you to see Goku go Kaio-ken in Super Saiyan Blue and team up with All Might for a Kamehameha- United States of Smash Combo. Giant Squad Up Top! This book is a solid tribute to awesomeness. In a last ditch effort to save the Earth from the Dark Celestials, the Earth’s Mightiest Heroes get all the mightier. Iron Man gets a Celestial-sized Megazord. Ghost Rider “rides” the body of a Celestial and demonifies it. Thor and She Hulk just get big as hell. On the ground Black Panther imbues himself, Captain Marvel, and Captain America with random, green science energy to wreak havoc on the horde of space bugs. All the while Doctor Strange engages in an epic magic battle with Loki. But even then, their power falls short. What to do? I’ll tell you! Unite energies and channel them into, who? The new kid! Celestial Ghost Rider for the win. Not quite done yet our team unites with the real Celestials in a fine superhero team action shot to save the day. Pest Control Down Low If you couldn’t tell, I really enjoyed suspending cynicism and disbelief to enjoy the ride this book takes you on. Jason Aaron moves the action along with a fair share of cute quips and…