Marvel Comics Announces ALL-OUT AVENGERS Series Free Of Continuity Focusing On Your Favorite Heroes

Marvel Comics Announces ALL-OUT AVENGERS Series Free Of Continuity Focusing On Your Favorite Heroes

If you're uninterested or unwilling to take a deep dive into Marvel Comics continuity, then All-Out Avengers might be the series for you! Launching this September, the first issue focuses on a dream team.

By JoshWilding - Apr 11, 2022 11:04 AM EST
Filed Under: Marvel Comics

Marvel Comics has announced plans for a new Avengers ongoing series this September that promises to launch us straight into the most thrilling missions of Earth's Mightiest Heroes. 

All-Out Avengers will be written by award-winning novelist Derek Landy, known for his work in the recent Captain America & Iron Man limited series. Landy will be joined by Greg Land and, together, they're going to take us on some of the Avengers; most pulse-pounding adventures to date.

From page one, panel one, the Avengers will be knee-deep in the action with no setup, no explanations, and no time for questions, according to a press release sent out by Marvel. The opening issue will star Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Spider-Man, Captain Marvel, Black Panther, Blade, and Spider-Woman as they overcome the odds and struggle to diffuse a chaotic situation caused by a deadly new Marvel villainess, and this series sounds like exactly what many fans have been asking for.

"When Tom Brevoort approached me with this concept, I thought it was an inspired idea, a slice of creative genius, and also totally unworkable," Landy says of the series. "But the chance to launch a new Avengers title, and the chance to write any character who'd ever been an Avenger, was impossible for this particular Marvel fanboy to resist. Add in the fact that Tom wanted to get Greg Land on art and my fate was pretty much sealed."

The trick was to work within the confines inherent in the concept, but also to find a way to deliver what everyone would expect: a continuity of ideas and the development of an overarching storyline," he adds. "I needed to find the hook that drags the reader from issue to issue, and I figured the best way to do that was to put the Avengers in the exact same situation as the reader: they are aware that this is happening, but they don't know why..."

Marvel Comics has shared some interior art from All-Out Avengers ahead of its launch this September, promising that a first taste of what's to come will arrive on May 7 for Free Comic Book Day.
 

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tripttwe
tripttwe - 4/11/2022, 11:53 AM
Eh, why not?
Deklipz
Deklipz - 4/11/2022, 12:11 PM
@tripttwe - Greg Land is a good reason why not.
tripttwe
tripttwe - 4/11/2022, 12:39 PM
@Deklipz - Far worst artists have had long runs.
Crtdacct2say
Crtdacct2say - 4/11/2022, 11:55 AM
Figured that was the current run
Godzilla2000Zer
Godzilla2000Zer - 4/11/2022, 11:56 AM
As I've said before is canon still a thing
Asterisk
Asterisk - 4/11/2022, 12:02 PM
I’ve always wondered why Marvel never tried to New 52 their continuity to try to get new readers in the wake of the MCU.

I mean I know WHY but as a longtime reader I wouldn’t really be that offended. Continuity means nothing anymore and slapping every marvel book with a fresh reboot and continuity might bring some movie fans in too
EarlChai
EarlChai - 4/11/2022, 12:25 PM
@Asterisk - See, I remember when the New 52 was first announced, thinking that it was DC’s answer to Marvel’s Ultimate line.
UncleHarm1
UncleHarm1 - 4/11/2022, 12:27 PM
@Asterisk - The MCU is older than some of its fans now, how long until they New 52 their continuity for folks who don't want to watch 100 movies to catch up...
Asterisk
Asterisk - 4/11/2022, 12:38 PM
@EarlChai - It very well could have been as was the All Star AND the Earth One books, but the problem with the Ultimate style books is eventually you run out of things to reimagine and you have to try to differentiate it from the regular universe and that IMO is where the Ultimate Universe started to falter
BIGBMH
BIGBMH - 4/11/2022, 7:27 PM
@Asterisk - I think there's more to lose than gain from that.

For many longtime readers, it would mean the loss of the stories and characters they've invested years, sometimes, decades in. Continuity is messy and ridiculously flexible, but there's something special about the fact that whenever you're reading 616 Peter Parker, you're reading a direct continuation of the story started by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko 60 years ago. I love that tradition of these series being like a grand campfire story passed from storyteller, to storyteller, to storyteller. I can enjoy other universes and versions, but nothing can replace the foundation and core of it all.

In exchange, I really don't think the readership would expand significantly if at all. They attempt that philosophy (albeit not to that degree) of relaunching all the time with new #1s, thinking that it will be more inviting and accessible to new readers. The problem is, non-comic readers aren't paying attention. They don't hear about the new series or the writer/artist team that's working on it. They like their superheroes on screen and have enough of that to satisfy their craving without having to expand their horizons and look to a medium they don't take seriously. Until the big publishers find a way to use their adaptations to draw more interest in comics as a medium, these shake-ups and relaunches really just mess with the experience of the readers who are already there.
TheBlueMorpho
TheBlueMorpho - 4/11/2022, 7:36 PM
@Asterisk -

I like that Marvel haven't. Keep what works that's new in the continuity and ignore the rest that failed. Retcon here retcon there. I'm used to it and it doesn't bother me.
EarlChai
EarlChai - 4/16/2022, 9:05 AM
@Asterisk - Oh, I don’t disagree. But had that faltering started by around ‘08-‘10, when they would have had to start planning the New 52? I never read much of the Ultimate line, so I’m not sure.
jj2112
jj2112 - 4/11/2022, 12:43 PM
I cared about continuity until the Secret Wars reboot, that's when I stopped reading Marvel.
MutantEquality
MutantEquality - 4/11/2022, 12:46 PM
I’ve been stuck in Krakoa a d mutants for years now without even being tempted by anything else.

So are they doing this because the Avengers and non mutants are boring now? Are they still just stopping the villain of the week?
TocharianMonk
TocharianMonk - 4/11/2022, 1:42 PM
Spider-man should have never beeenon the avengers. But what else do you expect frome that hack bendis.
breakUbatman
breakUbatman - 4/11/2022, 3:20 PM
Not A Land fan at all. Well done to him for securing the gigs though.
FearTheLiving
FearTheLiving - 4/11/2022, 7:40 PM
"Free Of Continuity"

Why would that be a good thing? Continuity and a continuing history is my favorite thing about Marvel. Bringing creatives throughout history to revamp and recycle ideas to create interesting stories to tell.

It's also one of the reasons I hate movie synergy because it starts to care less about the established history in order to synergize with the movies that don't even wish to adapt the content of the comics anymore.
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