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Robin Bernat robinberna4a20 — I liked this, but didn't love it. There are spots throughout where I thought the plot bogged down a bit and I didn't enjoy it nearly as much as Moore's 'V for Vendetta'. Enjoyable, but as much as this is a heresy, I enjoyed the movie just about as much.

Khoula Abdullah _ — 2nd Reading, Feb '13: I'm still hovering between a 3 and a 4 for this one. There are a few things I love: the characterizations are excellent. Ares, in particular--how could you not love his brash, out-of-touch idiocy by the end of this story. How can a character I know nothing about suddenly become my favorite Avenger?) Cho's art is gorgeous, and the color work accents it perfectly. The plot is solid but not quite revolutionary, and there are some things I'd like explained, but it certainly isn't boring. My only serious complaint is the thought bubbles. I don't know if Bendis was trying something new here, or if the letterers got out of control, but following every word bubble with a snide thought bubble gets annoying really fast. But, other than that, an above-average (but not great) Avengers story. And, oh: the "picking the team" portion of the book is now one of my fave Avengers moments.

Catherine Tsvetkova catherinetsvetkova — ** spoiler alert ** Wow. Wasn't expecting that ending. I'd seen the movie a year ago and I knew how that ended, and I had heard from a few people that they totally changed the story when they did the movie. The whole time I'm reading the book, I thought it seemed pretty similar. But, the last 10 pages or so really took me by surprise. And yes, I did cry. Terribly sad and unexpected that Anna dies, but I guess it goes to show you how completely unpredictable and unfair life is. I enjoyed this book. Picoult is a great author. I'm looking forward to reading more of her books.

Longjohns Design longjohns — Simply amazing.