Your First Look at CAPTAIN AMERICA #10
Here is a first look at four unlettered pages from Captain America #10 by the legendary Alan Davis!
Alan Davis
Preview of Captain America #6 featuring Alan Davis!
Alan Davis Draws Captain America!
Ed Brubaker is joined by artist Alan Davis (Captain Britain, Excalibur) on Captain America #6 due out in December!
Captain America #6, written by Ed Brubaker and drawn by Alan Davis and Mark Farmer, is available at comic shops on Wednesday December 7th, 2011.
Review: Avengers #13 (Marvel)
Writer: Brian Michael Bendis
Penciler: Chris Bachalo
Inker: Townsend, Mendoza, Vey, Faucher
Colorist: Chris Bachalo
Letters: Clayton Cowles
Editor: Lauren Sankovitch, Tom Brevoort
Cover: Alan Davis, Mark Farmer, Javier Rodriguez
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Cover Date: July 2011
Cover Price: $3.99
Avengers #13 is a stark departure from the previous few issues, both in appearances and content. Chris Bachalo lays out most of the issue in a 12 panel 3×4 grid; each panel represents a one-on-one with an Avenger and a single camera. The decision to make these recordings was Tony Stark’s idea and not everyone was keen on talking about their role as an Avenger, especially Wolverine. The recordings are a mix of past, present, and future interviews and give us a glimpse of what is going to happen as Fear Itself plays out.
The story revolves around a few plotlines since this is a Fear Itself tie-in; the major storyline being about Sin’s Blitzkrieg on the USA and the rebuilding of Asgard under the direction of Tony Stark. There is also some drama going on inside the Avengers camp when Spider-Woman and Hawkeye seem to be awkwardly attracted to each other, despite protests from Ms. Marvel. This leads to some very funny moments on the one-on-ones later on.