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The Avengers In The Veracity Trap #1
What happens when Earth’s Mightiest Heroes learn who—and what—they truly are? It starts with an epic battle in Asgard, as Loki, the god of mischief, comes into possession of a weapon of unimaginable power and assembles an army of otherworldly monsters in an effort to carry out his evil plans. Cue the Avengers—Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Hulk, Giant-Man, and the Wasp—who meet this horrifying throng of beasts head–on as a thrilling, knock–down drag–out fight ensues. But when the smoke clears, what appears to be a typically raucous comic book take–down is revealed to be something very, very different—and very, very terrifying. And this discovery threatens to destroy the Avengers in a way that Loki or any other foe never has before. Because this time the enemy is… the Truth. Writer Chip Kidd and artist Michael Cho have created a mind–bending, visually sumptuous saga that takes the Avengers—and you, the reader—to places that challenge everything we thought we knew about super heroes and the very nature of heroism... villainy... and existence.
Characters: Captain America, Hank Pym, Hulk, Iron Man, Loki, Thor (Marvel), Wasp
Creative roster
Charles Kochman (Editor)
Chip Kidd (Designer, Script, Story)
Joe Caramagna (Letterer)
Josh Johnson (Designer)
Michael Cho (Artist, Colorist, Cover, Script)
Tom Brevoort (Editor)
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