Zub Tales

• Adventures In Poor Taste: 7.5/10 “In an age when people complain about rotating art teams, this is a success that can’t be overstated. A weekly series could have needed wildly mismatched visuals to stay on time, but so far everything, for once, is going as planned and hitting on all cylinders.”

• Caped-Joel: 8/10 “I enjoyed this issue quite a bit. It’s nice that, up until now every story has been so huge and focused on dozens of characters, but that they can also slow things down and give us an entire story focusing on Beast and Wasp.”

• Comic Book University: Grade: B+ “This was a whole lotta fun. I like this trip down memory lane.”

• Comicosity: 9.5/10 “The revelations and outcomes of this issue are going to be impactful to the rest of the tale, and the presentation here makes Avengers #683 one of the most impactful chapters of this saga.”

• Comic-Watch: 10/10 “This far into the story and we haven’t even scratched the surface. This is what superhero stories should read like. Just when you think you know it all, you realize you didn’t even know the questions. Amazing comic book storytelling!”

• Comicsverse: 8.5/10 “…the characterization and artwork of AVENGERS #683 are spectacular.”

• Diskingdom: 9/10 “Avengers 683 is without a doubt the best issue in the series and has been one of the most enjoyable comics I’ve read in ages.”

• Fortress Of Solitude: 9/10 “It’s pretty awesome…I’m really interested to see who Voyager really is.”

• Geeked Out Nation: 8.7/10 “There’s something to love about an Avengers story where you just can’t predict how this will end. Avengers #683 was full of shock, yet at the same time it was filled with the heart that reminds us that this is a superhero story at the core.”

• Graphic Policy: 8.75/10 “If you haven’t been reading No Surrender, you’ve been missing out on one of the best Avengers stories in years…This is a perfect example of what events should strive to be.”

• Rogues Portal: “You can tell when artists have fun drawing a book, and I get the impression that this issue was very much that to [Paco Medina].”