Marvel has launched its latest the avenger Team Book, a star-studded new squad led by Captain America – including two characters who take their first shot at proving they belong among Earth’s mightiest heroes. Avengers Assemble Night Thrasher and Lightspeed feature debuts, with a roster that includes Shang-Chi, Hercules, She-Hulk and more coming together for a jam-packed new Avengers term.




Avengers Assemble #1 – written by Steve Orlando, with art by Corey Smith – offers a two-pronged introduction to Captain America’s new team, as those who arrive early at Avengers headquarters immediately find themselves thrown into an action-heavy mission. On the other hand, those who showed up a little late, got a chance to get to know each other back at base.

While the heroes are captured, newly recruited Night Thrasher immediately makes an impact on the team by introducing new tactical gear for future missions.


Captain America assembles his new squad as the Avengers expand

Avengers Assemble #1 – Written by Steven Orlando; Art by Corey Smith; Ink by Elisabetta D’Amico & Oren Junior; Color by Sonia Oback; Correspondence by Cory Pettit

Avengers Assemble #1 covers with Captain America, leading his recent roster including Shang-Chi, She-Hulk and more.


The past few years have been interesting for Marvel the avengerThe team’s rise in popularity has led to multiple parallels in the MCU the avenger The titles are running at once, as there are too many characters to spotlight for a single team book. By Jed MacKay the avenger The ongoing features a team led by Captain Marvel, along with a Sam Wilson version of Captain America. Classic Cap Steve Rogers, meanwhile, has led several alternate Avengers squads over the past few years – but his new one has perhaps the most dynamic roster yet.


Avengers Assemble The #1 team starts by doing just that. Shang-Chi, Wasp, and Photon quickly go on their first mission with Captain America, while the rest of the team gathers at Avengers headquarters in New York City. This is an effective narrative move, as it allows for plenty of action, as well Giving the lesser-known members of the roster time to adapt to each other – including Night Thrasher and Lightspeed – and readers of the book.. This creates more anticipation for the moment when the whole team lines up for battle for the first time.

First appearance: 1989 thor #411 – Created by Tom DeFalco and Ron Frenz

Avengers Assemble #1, variant cover showing the heroic team standing on the brink of battle.


While new member Night Thrasher has yet to show what he can do on the battlefield, he contributes to the team in a tangible way from the moment he steps through the doors of Avengers Mansion. He does this by gifting the squad with new gear; As Lightspeed – another new recruit to the team – notes Avengers Assemble #1, Night Thrasher is known for his specialty as an armorer, immediately establishing him in a prominent position on the roster.

Avengers Assemble
Finally Night gives Thrasher a chance to take the lead role in a major superhero series.

After first appearing in Marvel Comics thirty-five years ago, it took a long time for Night Thrasher’s potential as an Avenger to be recognized. Although Marvel’s original character had a memorable role civil war Since the crossover, he has only made select appearances, and never had the opportunity to elevate himself to a position among Earth’s Mightiest Heroes. Avengers Assemble Finally Night gives Thrasher a chance to take the lead role in a major superhero series.


Lightspeed adds a powerful dimension to this Avengers roster

First appearance: 1984 Power pack #1 – Created by Louise Simonson and June Brigman

The Avengers Assemble #1 variant cover features the new squad jumping into battle against the backdrop of the city.

Like Night Thrasher, Lightspeed may be a New Avenger, but he has a long history in the Marvel Universe. With forty years of comic book history to its credit, Lightspeed is more than ready for its most epic story yet. Avengers Assemble. He had a role in Marvel before that though Avengers Academy series, this series saw him finally graduate to the main roster. In addition to being a powerful mutant, Lightspeed is a dynamic, funny character, who readers should be excited to see interact with teammates like She-Hulk and Hawkeye.


Avengers Assemble
#1 sets an upbeat tone for the book, suggesting that it will have v-types

Fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe will be captivated.


The latest incarnation of Marvel’s Avengers is an expertly curated roster with a unique mix of different power sets and characters. Avengers Assemble #1 sets an upbeat tone for the book, suggesting it will appeal to fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. For viewers who can’t get enough of their favorite Marvel heroes and want to get into Marvel Comics, this new the avenger An ideal jumping on series point.

Avengers Assemble #1 Available now from Marvel Comics.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *