The Mighty Avengers Images, Graphics, and Pictures
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Avengers
Number 4, as re-imagined by Alex Ross.
The Mighty Avengers Images, Graphics, and Pictures
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Avengers
Number 4, as re-imagined by Alex Ross.
The
Avengers and The Invaders 2009
The
Avengers "Big Three" Captain America, Iron Man, and Thor
Avengers at war: The Marvel Civil War splits Captain America from Iron Man
At
one point, the Avengers split into two teams, with Iron Man leading a
group based in California called The West Coast Avengers.
After
the House of M disaster, and the destruction of Avengers Mansion,
Iron Man and Captain America reformed the Avengers with mostly new
members, including Spider-Man, Luke Cage, Ares, and The Sentry. This
group became known as the New Avengers.
The
New Avengers also included Wolverine.
The
New Avengers also included Iron Fist, Ronin, and
Spider-Woman
The Avengers meet the World War Two superhero group, the Invaders, led by a younger Captain America.
The Avengers Story:
The Mightiest Heroes on Earth originally teamed up to battle a common foe and to deal with threats too great for any single superhero to deal with. This superhero team is the subject of a new movie slated to arrive in 2012.
The Avengers were formed by Ant-Man, Wasp, Thor, Iron Man, and The Hulk (Captain America did not join until issue #4, although he is considered honorary founding member). The team's constantly changing roster has brought many of the Marvel Universe heroes onboard, although the Avenger's original goal remains consistent: the Avengers fight the foes no single superhero can withstand — thus their famous battle cry, "Avengers Assemble!" The team has included non-powered humans, mutants, androids, robots, gods, aliens, supernatural beings, and even former super-villains.
Links and Sources:
Avengers Movie (2012)--IMDB Pro
Jon Favreau Won't Direct 'Avengers'--Oct. 15
Lee, R.
"Comicshistory: Avengers Images and Pictures"
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