Captain America & The Mighty Avengers #5 Review

Writer:Al Ewing / Artist:Luke Ross / Marvel I am honestly so glad Ewing put Spider-Man (peter Parker) in this roster. Peter is so fucking funny when you got a writer that’s good with multiple personalities in a team book. Ewing did a brilliant job of opening up the book with Blue Marvel (Adam Brashear) exploring the Neutral Zone his eldest son Kevin is lost then getting back to his lab to take over measuring Monica Rambeau’s abilities. It was good to see Brashear acknowledge how brilliant Parker is behind all his banter and wit. Parker’s surprise to that goes to show that although he is basically a fucking legend in the hero community (arguably you could say at this point in the timeline) but for the most part he is for the most part not always taken too seriously. It was warming to see his brilliance acknowledged for a change which meant a lot to him. We gotta mention Monica doing a light form hologram of Brashear as well. It went from awkward to “alright this is still very awkward” so quick. Before we get the full scope of whats going on with Monica and how she may be something more than human, we got Spider-Man tangling with Brashear’s youngest son Max (whose technically a not really a villain, was just working for them to find a way to rescue his brother). It was hilarious to see Adam and Monica have to be the adults in the room to literally get everyone to sit down and talk instead of resorting to violence.

Max has found Kevin again as well as his warning of a new dange…