Infinity - 2e partie

Avengers (2012) (Single Issues) #21-23

by Jonathan Hickman, Jim Cheung (Illustrator), Jerome Opeña (Illustrator)

A travers le cosmos, des milliers de mondes ont succombé à la puissance des Bâtisseurs. Même l'alliance galactique formée par les Krees, les Skrulls, les Avengers et tant d'autres a échoué à endiguer leur inexorable progression. Il ne leur reste plus désormais qu'à capituler. Entre-temps, sur Terre, Thanos exulte tandis que l'Ordre Noir met la planète sens dessus dessous pour retrouver le dernier fils survivant du méprisable Titan. Tout est perdu... et rien, ni les Avengers ni la Terre elle-même, ne semble voué à survivre bien longtemps.

Ce volume contient Infinity 4 à 6, Avengers 21 à 23 et New Avengers 11 et 12.

Genres: Graphic Novels, Comics, Marvel, Comic Book, Fiction, Superheroes, Science Fiction

Hardcover

Published April 11, 2019

About the author

Jonathan Hickman is an American comic book writer and artist. He is known for creating the Image Comics series The Nightly News, The Manhattan Projects and East of West, as well as working on Marvel Comics' Fantastic Four, FF, and S.H.I.E.L.D. titles. In 2012, Hickman ended his run on the Fantastic Four titles to write The Avengers and The New Avengers, as part the "Marvel NOW!" relaunch. In 2013, Hickman wrote a six-part miniseries, Infinity, plus Avengers tie-ins for Marvel Comics. In 2015, he wrote the crossover event Secret Wars. - Wikipedia

Reviews

[Димитър Цолов · Rating 3 out of 5]

И таз епична галимация
прочетох аз на вентилация...

[Martin Doychinov · Rating 3 out of 5]

Ах, какви благи теми са изпуснати да бъдат развити. Примерно жертвите, които се налага да правят илюминатите, за да останат в тайна, загатната в доста добрия диалог между Черната Пантера и Намор. Танос и неговата сложна натура, за което има други комикси, но тук е доста стилизиран. Има и поне още няколко...
В крайна сметка, е наблегнато на пата-кюта е криндж диалози.

Учудващо, втората част е по-добра от първата. Неизненадващо, това не е с много. 3*

[Светослав Богданов · Rating 4 out of 5]

Историята троши зъби и унищожава реалности!

Безкрайност част 1 и 2 са унищожително доброто продължение на излезналите във върховната колекция "Всичко умира" и "Светът на Отмъстителите".

Силно препоръчвам тази огромна история да се прочете точно в подходящия ред ( Марко Лупой го споменава в предговора към Безкрайност част 1) , защото иначе е много, ама наистина много объркваща заради мащабната си идея, многото си персонажи и т.н.

Нека подчертая, че цялата тази арка включва 54 отделни истории (според сайта "reading order"), без да броим отделните части от Вселената, които пък довеждат до събитията как персонажите попадат в отделните ситуации. А на нас в България ни изсипват едни 60 + години комикси почти наведнъж.

Историята в Безкрайност част 1 и 2 е страхотна! Случващото се е мрачно и ако това се напише в роман, ще се превърне в огромен епос.

Произлизайки от факта, че не чета самостоятелна история, а парченце пъзел от огромен епос, който си сглобих чрез прочитането по правилен начин на историите, си заявявам, че останах зашеметен и силно доволен от прочетеното. Артът, което, поне за мен, е основното за един комикс е смазващо добър за вкуса ми и съм доволен по всички параграфи.

Мисля, че след излизането на цялата колекция, ще трябва да се захвана да я чета в подходящия ред, а не спрямо излизането ѝ на пазара, за да си навържа много от арките.

Едната единица надолу е защото преводачите или коректорите, имат да поработят над уменията си. Има адски тромави изречения, а някои дори смислово дразнят с буквалния си превод.

[Johnny Andrews · Rating 4 out of 5]

Who says Marvel isn't dark and bleak. This continues on with the epic saga that flows over Avengers and New Avengers.
Whilst the battle rages on in space, Thanos has found what he is looking for on earth.
Can the Avengers and allies save the earth or is it all doomed?

[Tyler Hayes · Rating 5 out of 5]

Full-bodied Modern Age Cosmic Marvel, with all the epic twists and turns that entails. The characterization is on target, the dialogue rich, the pacing deliberate and engaging, and the art sublime. It is as grim as anything that carries in the march toward Secret Wars 2015 has to be, and stings more in hindsight, but at this point in the story the sturm und drang feels wholly earned. Highly recommended for Cosmic Marvel lovers and those trying to catch up on what the heck is going on in the MU.

[Gulq · Rating 4 out of 5]

Erwartungsgemäß erfolgt auch im zweiten Teil des "Infinity"-Events ein Hammerschlag auf den anderen. Die Rebellion gegen die Builder erreicht ihren Höhepunkt, der in teilweise arg ikonischen Bildern regelrecht zelebriert wird. Durch eine gewichtige Entscheidung der Inhumans wird die gesamte Erdgesellschaft regelrecht umgekrempelt, während Thanos sich seinem Erbe stellen muss und die Illuminati sich der Erkenntnis stellen, dass das aktuelle Ereignis zwar einschneidend, aber keineswegs die Spitze der katastrophalen Entwicklungen darstellt...und dies auf eine Weise, bei der man sich als Leser schon fragen muss: Was soll denn noch kommen, nachdem fast das gesamte bekannte Universum in Schutt und Asche liegt? Wer soll neben einer 5000 Dimensionen bereisenden Rasse denn noch zum Schlag gegen die dezent überforderte Menschheit ausholen? Darf die Erde endlich untergehen und der Galaxis damit die verdiente Ruhe bescheren? Irgendwie wünscht man es sich fast, dass der dekadente Planet der menschlichen Überwesen am Ende das Zeitliche segnet, um den sich von Klimax zu Klimax hangelnden Plot endlich zu einem befriedigenden Ende zu bringen. Aber Autor Hickman gönnt uns kaum eine Pause und glaubt man dem Vorwort, kommt da wohl noch einiges auf die Leserschaft zu, was die Ereignisse von "Infinity" als Krabbelgruppen-Spielenachmittag entlarven wird...kaum zu glauben, aber ich möchte nicht die obigen Fragen erneut wiederkäuen. Fakt ist: Überbordernde Actionszenen, Freud, Leid und manche seltsamen Entscheidungen diverser Helden sorgen für ein erneut kurzweiliges Lesevergnügen,

[Valerio Pastore · Rating 3 out of 5]

Questa recensione vale sia per questa che per la prima parte.
Ho passato diversi anni senza leggere Marvel, riprendendo solo col ritorno in scena di Rocket Raccoon, e da lì ho cominciato a recuperare.
"Infinity" è uno di quegli eventi che mi fa realizzare quanto sia stato lontano da questo gigantesco universo narrativo: troppi personaggi, troppi riferimenti, troppe cose se non si è già un lettore costante. Apprezzare il contesto diventa difficile, parecchio.
E NON aiuta che qui esistano almeno 3 storylines: Thanos che vuole uccidere suo figlio, lo scontro tra diverse forze spaziali e i Creatori, e le sottotrame degli Illuminati, della guerra Atlantide/Wakanda e degli Inumani.
Lo stato dell'arte non si discute, così come i tempi dell'azione, ma sarebbe bello se la Marvel ricordasse che esistono anche i lettori casuali o ritornanti.

[Michael · Rating 4 out of 5]

The plot felt more focused this time around. In two comic collections we have alot going on. Many characters, backgrounds and settings are thrown into the mix. There are numerous plots going on, and the comic threads between these, and happily moves from one to another like liquid. Sometimes it made the comic feel unfocused and frenetic. The characters, the sub-plots and the conclusions hard to follow or understand. In some cases it felt like the authors relied on Deus Ex Machina to solve scenarios quickly. But, overall, the illustrations are bright and detailed, the plot enjoyable and the characters engaging.

[mxd · Rating 3 out of 5]

More of Infinity 1 ka-pow action, bright panels, and Thanos big-badding it through the universe. Though, there were some moments in vol.2 which made me enjoy it just a little more than vol.1 (Thor hammering Thanos in the face, Thor at the beginning of the story, the drama between T'Challa and Shuri at the end - all good stuff). There's also Cap - I'd read absolute dreck (and have done) just for an ounce of his square-jawed determination and righteous indignation, of which there's always enough to enjoy a comeek. Not bad.

[Phillip Berrie · Rating 4 out of 5]

This one I liked better than Part 1 because it has more relevant consequences and it rewrites a lot of the Marvel galactic politics.

Con: Still no major character deaths. Which, quite frankly, isn't believable considering the scale of the events.

[Ashley · Rating 4 out of 5]

Continues in the same vein as volume 1 with a number of neat visuals and the storytelling is perfectly good. There seems to be real danger here for our characters however when it comes down to it the ending is a bit disappointing.

[Kieran · Rating 1 out of 5]

Slightly better than the first (but still not earning a permanent place in my collection) as it has a bit more focus. However, still not for me. I guess I'm realising that I've gone off Marvel comics 🫤.

[starksreactor · Rating 4 out of 5]

guess who hates Thanos (pt. 2 )

[Tym · Rating 5 out of 5]

Really well written event with great art, the story ended just right. One of Marvel’s recent bests

[Saphirablue · Rating 2 out of 5]

It's been a bit better than part 1 -> less confusing.

I liked the story but it felt like that there was no real ending - only a set up for another series.

All in all, an okay read.

[Francisca · Rating 3 out of 5]

so, basically, none of this mattered because the universe is going to implode anyway

[Carlos Ceballos Méndez · Rating 5 out of 5]

Es un maravilloso deleite visual con una historia ambiciosa.

[Matthew Smith · Rating 1 out of 5]

Trash

[Chris Browning · Rating 4 out of 5]

Again, wildly efficient but deeply clinical storytelling. An elegant bit of clockwork but not much more

[Alex Sarll]

Hickman's first solo event book, and in keeping with his oft-noted skills in intricate plotting, it certainly fits together a lot better than many of them, dovetailing the plots of his own Avengers and Illuminati books with a new threat. Simply having a plot that makes sense without everyone having to act in uncharacteristic or plain idiotic ways is nice, and on top of that you get some suitably epic scenes (because Hickman is also very good at scale) - but what's oddly lacking is any sense of novelty. Thanos being essentially a knock-off Darkseid, there are inevitable echoes of Grant Morrison's Rock of Ages and its derivatives - but worse, Hickman appears to be ripping himself off, and worse still, his own fairly recent Marvel work. Multiple threats converging on Earth, hope lying with the arch-enemy, a big role for the Inhumans - all of this already happened, and with much more emotional resonance, when he was writing Fantastic Four.

[Doctor Action · Rating 1 out of 5]

Garbage. Very pretty garbage. Read 95% of it in one sitting - would have struggled to get thru it otherwise.

To be fair, it's probably exactly the Marvel publication I shouldn't have read given my lack of recent knowledge with the characters and settings. Would almost certainly be more fun if I had known these things previously, I guess. And I like the intergalactic element.

That said, I don't see how you can throw all these invincible, omnipotent beings together and have them punch or fire their massive rays at each other without killing each other and hope to achieve any tension. There's just no menace or peril in it. I was being generous in that middle paragraph cos I like the art but it's bollocks. There. I said it.

[P Fosten · Rating 2 out of 5]

This was a touch disappointing after the first half. The illuminati meet familiar faces from a parallel universe and then something indistinct happens. The Avengers in space use the power of reality television to defeat the builders....and some other indistinct things happen. And Thanos' plan has far less depth than expected and everyone rushes to beat in a conclusion that harkens back to his 2nd most memorable appearance.
This was a much shorter series than usual Marvel Crossovers (well, mostly Avengers) but it rushes the final act of all plots and doesn't explain much at all. It probably would have benefited from being 8 or 9 issues. Again a story that feels like the mid part of an arc.

[A · Rating 1 out of 5]

After growing up with wonderful complex cosmic arches, this comes as a bit of a letdown. The story feels flat. The main foes do not give out a feeling of impending doom and devastation like Anihilus or any of the other cosmic characters did. And Thanos, being one if nit the greatest threat in the Marvel Universe is set as a kind of background villain.

[Simon Fletcher · Rating 4 out of 5]

One of the best Marvel crossovers even though it felt like many of the Avengers were shoehorned into the story for little reason.

[Daniel Najac · Rating 5 out of 5]

Y que todo lo q acabo de leer sea sólo el principio... O.o

[Lisa · Rating 4 out of 5]

This made me fall in love with comics! U love all of the Marvel Movies and can't wait for infinity war even though it's another 2 years .

[sillypunk · Rating 3 out of 5]

so weird.