People, Mutants, and Eternals be a part of forces to construct a Celestial God of their picture, who’s now saying abstract judgments on humanity primarily based on their nature and life’s work. The heroes of the Marvel universe rally collectively to confront this metallic deity however are totally routed by Progenitor’s would possibly, dropping many allies, together with Captain America. The Hammer protocol executed with, the remaining heroes enact the Scalpel plan to enter the Celestial’s physique utilizing a stealthy strategy. Nonetheless, they do not know in regards to the boundless horrors awaiting them. Written by Kieron Gillen with art work from Federico Vicentini and Dean White and letters from VC’s Cory Petit, A.X.E.: Avengers #1 is one final ditch effort to save lots of the human race and cease the utter destruction of planet Earth.
A.X.E.: Avengers #1 continues the story from A.X.E.: Judgment Day #5 with a makeshift staff consisting of Iron Man, Sersi, Ajak, Makkari, Jean Gray, Wolverine, and Mr. Sinister making their manner inside Progenitor. They plan to hit the Celestial on the weakest level in its physique. However it isn’t a straightforward process since this newly shaped God is stuffed with primordial vitality, with shifty neuro-defenses and unimaginable horror that may pop up at any second lining its inside partitions. Iron Man falls right into a lure because the Everlasting God reveals Tony the follies of his methods and the folks he has disillusioned over time.
A.X.E.: Avengers #1 focuses solely on the plight of its forged of characters with out distracting audiences with the bigger points at hand, specifically the specter of world extinction. The story doesn’t take lengthy to go from mousing round to hacking and slashing motion, because the staff showcases their individuality within the warmth of battle. Jean Gray is playful whereas sufficiently violent as Mr. Sinister throws some critical shade and sass, uplifting the mundane script with a comedic punch. Gillen makes Tony relive his previous errors, the lives misplaced, and the damaged relationships he has left in his wake, making a disaster that may both break or make the character. The decision ends in an epiphany which may have a huge impact on the way forward for the Judgment Day occasion.
The stylized art work of Federico Vicentini provides life to the characters. Each static panel reveals the heroes’ dynamic actions, whether or not bickering amongst one another or preventing creepy crawlies like a staff. Vicentini’s pencils body the disillusioned Tony Stark surrounded by the ghosts of his previous as he wallows in his sorrow. Colorist Dean White brings readability to the darkish inks and applies swathes of vibrant colours from the primary panel to the final, utilizing quite a lot of tones to differentiate the characters from the hectic background. From holographic rings to fireplace enveloping a automobile crash, the colours sway with the feelings beneath the floor.
With turmoil occurring within the bodily world and the psychic one, the characters catch themselves within the eye of the storm in A.X.E.: Avengers #1. Iron Man bears the brunt of the Celestial’s judgment. Gillen’s plot development right here is nearly subsequent to none. However the essential revelation on the finish evokes hope for the heroes and the viewers. On the finish of the day, A.X.E.: Avengers #1 is a filler problem that does not contribute a lot to the primary story, as Iron Man and his new teammates march deeper and deeper into harmful territory.