Well, there is one more issue to go and it isn't even double size. I thought there would be a problem of keeping the title going if there main battle was to fight evil A.I.

There is no way that Hank was an Avenger three days longer than Cap. I would think from Avengers #1, 1.5, and #2 it was about a month. Plus a month before they found Cap and I think few weeks getting him acclimated to society off panel, it was few months before he joined the team.

The art is okay, I am impressed with his detailed background, but wish overall storytelling and art was better for the book.

I wonder what will happen with the team. I'm thinking that Alexis a.k.a The Protector stays in the Diamond, Chang continues to act as liaison with the Government and the Diamond, Jocasta, Hank and Victor go to the Academy, Doombot stays and Vision returns to the Avengers. There are six to seven slots open.


Mr. Bojo

Thank god this dreadful series is at an end.

For something that immediately caught my attention with its potential, I cant believe what a steaming pile of dreary, uninteresting turd it turned out to be.

Frankly, apart from Pym - who gets a pass because of his long history as an Avenger - I dont care what the hell they do with the rest of the cast because they have bored the living daylights out of me.

Good riddance I say - worst Avengers title I can recall ever reading.

I'd be surprised if comics back then bothered much acknowledging that time has passed. Some of those time gaps could have easily been one day or a month. But given how much chaos has been involved in his live these years/decades, the none-superhero moments probably get forgotten often. 3 days probably mean 3 issues to us, not guessing what it really meant.



I thought he was invited to join right after he saved the team when they were attacked after bringing him back to New York.

Throughout the 60s, Marvel comics generally elapsed in realtime (there was some fudging). One year of books, even if books were bimonthly, meant approximately one year of time. This is why, when you follow Fantastic Four, Johnny progressed as would kids on your favourite family TV show (every season, they graduate to the next school grade level, etc.). The same happened in Spider-Man, and the X-Men celebrated their 1st year anniversary as students with a party in X-Men v1 #4. This began to change around the time Franklin was born.

Captions in Avengers #3 state that it's been at least a month since #2. This was the members' next (or second) "monthly" meeting since Hulk ran away. Yup, they went a whole month between get-togethers.

Of course, all of this gets thrown out as the timeline slides. One month then could be days now.