The Avengers Annual #1976
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 1975 annual from World Distributors collects a selection of Avengers stories, likely reprinting material from the classic Marvel series. It features the team's adventures in a British annual format, aimed at younger readers with a mix of comic strips and text features.
In "Come on in, the Revolution's Fine," Roy Thomas and John Buscema deliver a bold, sharp-turning tale where Valkyrie arrives at Avengers HQ with a mission: rally Wasp and the Scarlet Witch into her all-female team, the Lady Liberators. With the male Avengers distracted at Tom Fagan's Halloween parade, the Masters of Evil strike hard—only for the Lady Liberators to arrive and turn the tide, their victory short-lived when Valkyrie's true identity as the Enchantress is revealed, forcing the heroes to confront their former ally. The clash of ideals and the simmering gender divide ignite a conflict that refuses to be ignored. Cover by Ron Wilson and Frank Giacoia.
In "Come on in, the Revolution's Fine," the arrival of Valkyrie at Avengers HQ sparks a bold new alliance as she recruits Wasp and the Scarlet Witch to form the Lady Liberators. With the male Avengers distracted at Tom Fagan's Halloween parade, the Masters of Evil strike — only to be swiftly defeated by the Lady Liberators, who prove their strength in a battle that turns personal when Valkyrie's true identity as the Enchantress is revealed. The clash of ideals ignites a fierce gender war that leaves no side unchallenged.
In "The World Is Not for Burning!", the Avengers—Black Knight, Black Panther, Goliath, Quicksilver, Scarlet Witch, Vision, and Spider-Man—find themselves fractured after a battle in Arkon’s dimension, each arriving in strange places: Black Knight at Stonehenge, Thor and Black Panther in New York, the rest briefly glimpsing a future Earth scorched by heat. When they regroup, they realize they’ve been thrust into an alternate reality where their counterparts, the Squadron Supreme—American Eagle, Hyperion, Lady Lark, Nighthawk, Hawkeye, Doctor Spectrum, Tom Thumb, and Whizzer—have taken control. As tensions rise, the Avengers learn the Squadron’s satellite project threatens to destroy this world, forcing them to act before it’s too late.
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↩ Reprints The Avengers #83 (1970), The Avengers #84 (1971), The Avengers #85 (1971)
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