Avengers: Nights of Wundagore

by David Michelinie, John Byrne (Illustrator), Steven Grant (Author), Mark Gruenwald (Author)

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Series: Avengers, 1963 series (181-187)

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In 1958, the High Evolutionary's evolved and armored animal elite forced the Elder God Chthon back to his prison within Mount Wundagore! More than forty years later, Captain America, Iron Man, Ms. Marvel, and their teammates face the same challenge, only for Chthon to find his greatest power in the Avengers' own ranks! It's demonic, it's devastating, it's a daunting dilemma only Earth's Mightiest Heroes can handle! Plus: the Absorbing Man in action, the origin of Quicksilver and the Scarlet Witch, and cameos from the history of the dreaded document dubbed the Darkhold! Collects Avengers #181-187.… (more)

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I saw this in the store today, bought it, read the current issue of "Mighty Avengers", in which the demon Chthon is brought back in Quicksilver's body and it all promises to be very exciting, and then I got home and found out this is a previous appearance of Chthon in which he takes over the body of the Scarlet Witch. So, cashing in with the rerelease. Cute. Anyway, this is good old-timey '70s Avengers - the more-or-less direct aftermath of the Korvac Saga and a lot of basically defunct continuity surrounding Pietro and Wanda's parentage. The late '70s were really the Avengers' golden age, and this is a lot of fun. (

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MeditationesMartini | Feb 13, 2009 |

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Author name	Role	Type of author	Work?	Status
Michelinie, David	Author	primary author	all editions	confirmed
Byrne, John	Illustrator	main author	all editions	confirmed
Grant, Steven	Author	main author	all editions	confirmed
Gruenwald, Mark	Author	main author	all editions	confirmed
Horn, Greg	Cover artist	secondary author	some editions	confirmed

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Avengers, 1963 series (181-187)

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The Avengers, Vol. 1 #181 by David Michelinie

The Avengers, Vol. 1 #182 by David Michelinie

The Avengers, Vol. 1 #183 by David Michelinie

The Avengers, Vol. 1 #184 by David Michelinie

The Avengers, Vol. 1 #185 by Mark Gruenwald

The Avengers, Vol. 1 #186 by Mark Gruenwald

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The Avengers, Vol. 1 #187 by Mark Gruenwald

The Avengers, Vol. 1 #188 by Bill Mantlo

The Avengers, Vol. 1 #189 by Steven Grant

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In 1958, the High Evolutionary's evolved and armored animal elite forced the Elder God Chthon back to his prison within Mount Wundagore! More than forty years later, Captain America, Iron Man, Ms. Marvel, and their teammates face the same challenge, only for Chthon to find his greatest power in the Avengers' own ranks! It's demonic, it's devastating, it's a daunting dilemma only Earth's Mightiest Heroes can handle! Plus: the Absorbing Man in action, the origin of Quicksilver and the Scarlet Witch, and cameos from the history of the dreaded document dubbed the Darkhold! Collects Avengers #181-187.

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