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| New Avengers Vol. 6: Revolution | 
 enlarge | Author: Brian Michael Bendis
Creators: Leinil Francis Yu, Alex Maleev
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Category: Book
List Price: $14.99
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Avg. Customer Rating:  8 reviews
Sales Rank: 79847
Media: Paperback
Reading Level: Young Adult
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 144
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.7
Dimensions (in): 10 x 6.6 x 0.4
ISBN: 0785124683
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973
EAN: 9780785124689
ASIN: 0785124683
Publication Date: December 5, 2007
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Product Description
The New Avengers versus the Hand! And the New Avengers versus the Mighty Avengers! And the identity of the new Ronin revealed! Who is the new mystery player in the New Avengers? Find out here! Guest-starring the Mighty Avengers and... Brother Voodoo! Plus: the story Avengers fans have been waiting for. The shocking return of Hawkeye and the Scarlet Witch!! Collects New Avengers #26-31.
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Back in the saddle September 1, 2007
13 out of 13 found this review helpful
After a few sub-par volumes of the series, Brian Michael Bendis puts the New Avengers back on top with Revolution. Picking up after the tragic events of Civil War and the death of Captain America, Luke Cage re-assembles the New Avengers: Spider-Man, Wolverine, Spider-Woman, Ronin, and new members Iron Fist and Doctor Strange. The book begins with Hawkeye, back from the dead, seeking help from Strange and searching for the Scarlet Witch. Later on, the Avengers run afoul of Iron Man and his team of Mighty Avengers as they embark on a trip to save Maya Lopez from the clutches of Elektra and the Hand, which leads to a big shocker that will have you begging for more. Bendis' writing is back at the level it was when he originally launched the book, as he presents the most compelling New Avengers story since he took the reigns of the title. The artwork from Leinil Yu (who provides a majority of the pencils with Bendis' old Daredevil partner Alex Maleev providing some guest work) is more than solid as well, which only makes Revolution all the sweeter. All in all, Revolution puts Bendis and the New Avengers back in the saddle of being Marvel's top super hero team, and with things about to come to a head in the post-Civil War Marvel universe, it should be interesting to see where things go from here.
 Welcome to the Resistance November 22, 2007
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
New Avengers: Revolution, I have to say was quite impressive. At first I was slightly frustrated when I read the book unknowing of the many holes that each issue left, however upon reading more of the book I realized the brilliance of its setup and saw that each issue slowly, but surely filled in each hole and gave me all the answers I pondered. The return of Clint Barton and the first confrontation of the New Avengers versus the Mighty Avengers was impressive enough, but just when I thought things couldn't get more exciting, bam a shocking revelation is made that made me wonder, who do I trust? It quite simply was amazing and I enjoyed every bit of it and encourage others to read it and discover the truth to the future of the Marvel Universe.
great gift for the collector January 9, 2008
1 out of 4 found this review helpful
This book was a gift for my comic collector son. He was very happy with the gift and the order was delivered without any problems.
 Leinil F. (GOD!!) Yu is back January 18, 2008
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
Ok this was a fun read... the script itself is great but the REAL PLOT is not as good as I expected. Mostly a storyline that takes you nowhere. Anyway I'd recommend this if only for Leinil's awesome artwork. This guy's always been amazing and he just kepps getting better. So many characters per page and he still rocks.
Review of New Avengers Vol 6: Revolution April 9, 2008
Revolution takes place just after the events of Civil War. As a result of Civil War, the New Avengers roster goes through some changes and the New Avengers find themselves on the run as a result of their stance regarding the Superhuman Registration Act.
I stopped reading New Avengers until a friend recommended this trade to me. I loved it. The storyline, unlike past New Avengers storylines, was not disjointed and the story progressed in a logical and orderly fashion. The end of Revolution made me want to read the next trade, New Avengers: The Trust, but I'll have to wait until it comes out in softcover. I disliked Bendis's New Avengers until I read Revolution and it appears Bendis has vastly improved in writing this title.
There were two things I didn't like though. The first was that I didn't like the scene where there were racial overtones between Wolverine and Luke Cage over Wolverine joking that Luke Cage was Jessica Jones "manservant". Even though I am a white American, I thought this should've been left out. The second thing I didn't care for was the issue where a certain resurrected Avenger goes looking for Wanda Maximoff to get some answers to his questions. I thought the idea was good but the ending just seemed disappointing.
I do recommend purchasing this book though.
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