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Unlike the Justice League, the Avengers usually have multiple formations and rarely bring together the Marvel Trinity as we see the DC Trinity command their team. However, after the biggest betrayal the group has suffered since Civil warthe World’s Greatest Heroes need to quickly reorganize to debut a new team, under the command of Captain America Steve Rogers.
Watch out for possible spoilers for Avengers #14!
Well, it’s no news to anyone that Steve Rogers, Odinson and Tony Stark don’t get along very well for a long time together. So, they only usually come together even when the situation requires maximum force. Otherwise, one or the other is absent taking care of their own issues, while a similar representative integrates the Avengers.
In recent months, Steve Rogers has been very busy with his new purpose for the advancement of humanity, while the Avengers have been commanded by Captain Marvel, alongside Captain America Sam Wilson and Iron Man, as well as Thor also sharing himself with his tasks as King of Asgard.
This lineup, which also included Vision, Doctor Strange and Black Panther, among others, was getting the job done. However, the arrival of the event Blood Huntwith Blade’s historic betrayal, comparable only to Stark’s in Civil War, forces Steve Rogers to assemble a new team of Avengers.
The team assembled by Captain America must quickly learn to work together to combat the powerful army of vampires plaguing the world.
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The new lineup of the Avengers
In Avengers #14, which hits newsstands this week, Captain America Steve Rogers summons Quicksilver, Hazmat, Kate Bishop as Hawkeye and Hercules. The preview of the edition shows Rogers and the members in the middle of a huge vampire battle. The Greek god stands out for debuting a costume that possibly helps the mountain of muscles resist the bloodsuckers.
Blade’s attack against the Avengers was surgical, with a coordinated offensive that didn’t give the heroes the slightest chance to fight back. And this is where the advantage of not having a fixed team shines: with this call-up, Rogers at the same time has a team on his hands that Daywalker may not have imagined; and the element of surprise is important in this moment of retribution.
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We’ll still see how Rogers’ team will behave against the supervampires of Blood Hunt, who feed precisely on the energy of metahumans.
And, if this group achieves any success, the bet is that, from now on, one or two of this selection will remain in the Avengers when the others thought to be dead return — let’s not even fool ourselves into thinking that they are really gone, of course.
