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I think there should be a limited series where it is explained. Maybe a narrative from Captain America either he is recording updating files or Captain is helping out a new member. Here it is detailed who has been an Avenger. Finally letting us know who is an Avenger. Does the membership count for the Skrull Spiderwoman, did Rage, Sentry, Protector have their membership taken away. What about Wonderman and Swordsman? What does it mean to be an honorary member. In a Red Hulk story characters were referred as Avenger Associates. Get a good writer(s) and top notch artist(s) it could be a good sell. Start off why and how did the Hulk rejoin.
In Avengers #125 vol.1 Lou=Ann (I think that is her name) shows up at Avengers Mansion trying to use Rick Jones ID card, which according to Captain America have had given him. So they do get cards, but I think they are limited to what they can do while in the Mansion. I think they can use it to communicate, perhaps use as a bank card,but limited to how much they can use. A car, if its available. I would think limited to certain files.
Mr. Bojo
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Joined vs. reserve. vs. one of us
J = invited, accepted, issued ID cards etc
R = not privy to secrets ought to drop everything if summoned
OOU = pleased to meet you comrade, perhaps we'll team up again, you are welcome here
Love the thoughtful analysis. Have to say that a mini series is so unlikely. Hard to believe we are living in Age of Avengers and seeing many ongoing titles with Hickman at the helm of the Marvel Universe.
An addendum in an Annual or pinup charter in the back of an issue might suffice. The amount of editorial research involved in Marvel ever actually trying to "definitively" (for that moment in time) resolve a serialized fictional sprawling retconned cannon ("SFSRC?") is book worthy. That and the fact that movies and cartoons further complicate matters.
