There lurk threats in the universe that not even a star-spangled solder from the past, an armored visionary, or a god of thunder can halt with their combined power. When danger steps up and all hope is lost, what do you do? You build giant robot suits of course! In Marvel’s latest attempt to create new merchandise, the Avengers are getting a technological upgrade courtesy of Tony Stark in Avengers Mech Strike. Mechvengers assemble!
“A brand-new enemy has emerged in the Marvel Universe and even Earth’s Mightiest Heroes are no match against it,” reads the official Marvel blurb.
But the Avengers aren’t so easily beaten, and when new threats arise, powerful new tools must be brought to bear! Suiting up in high-tech individualized armor, the Avengers stand ready for one of their greatest battles yet in the extraordinary new comic series, Avengers Mech Strike! Avengers Mech Strike will kick off a bold new age of action-packed Avengers battles that will send shockwaves throughout the comic book industry and beyond!
Well alright then. The suit designs look…okay, I guess? Considering that Hasbro has just recently unveiled a line of X-Men/Transformers crossover toys, I wouldn’t be too surprised if there’s more than meets the eye with this new series. Writer Jed MacKay and artist Carlos Magno helm the series, which suits up in 2021 to strike back at your plans to have a decent retirement fund.
Comic book covers of the week credits
- Daredevil #24 by Marco Checchetto
- Falcon & Winter Soldier #5 by Dan Mora
- Fantastic Four: Antithesis #4 by Russell Dauterman
- Marvel #2 by Alex Ross
- Shang-Chi #3 by Kris Anka
- The Amazing Spider-Man #53 by Khoi Pham
- Action Comics #1027 by John Romita Jr. and Klaus Janson
- Batman Beyond #49 by Francis Manapul
- Dark Nights: Death Metal – The Multiverse Who Laughs #1 by Simone Bianchi
- Red Hood #51 by Kael Ngu
- Suicide Squad #11 by Jeremy Roberts
- The Flash #766 by In-Hyuk Lee
- The Other History Of The DC Universe #1 by Giuseppe Camuncoli and Marco Mastrazzo
- Green Hornet #4 by Lee Weeks
- Vampirella #15 by Peach Momoko
- Criminal Vol. 3 by Sean Phillips
- Killadelphia #10 by Jason Shawn Alexander
- The Department Of Truth #3 by Martin Simmonds
- The Scumbag #2 by Andrew Robinson
- Undiscovered Country #10 by Andrea Sorrentino
- Angel & Spike #16 by Christopher Mitten
- Dune: House Atreides #2 by JG Jones
- Mega Man: Fully Charged #4 by Miguel Mercado
- The Unkindness Of Ravens #3 by Dan Panosian
- The Witcher: Fading Memories #1 by Evan Cagle
- Bleed Them Dry #5 by Dike Ruan
- The Plot #7 by Chris Shehan
- Sabrina: Something Wicked #4 by Veronica Fish
- Kaiju Score #1 by Rem Broo
- Assassin’s Creed: Origins by Toni Infante
Last Updated: November 23, 2020
