Marvel Adventures: The Avengers - Issues

Issues

(Jeff Parker / Manuel Garcia issues)
1. "The Replacements"
2. "The Leader has a Big Head"
3. "Finding Zemo"
4. "The Masters of Evil"

(Tony Bedard / Shannon Gallant issues)
5. "The Trickster and the Wrecker"
6. "The U-Foes!"
7. "Like a Juggernaut!"
8. "Loki Laughs Last"

(Jeff Parker / Juan Santacruz issues)
9. "A Not-So-Beautiful Mind"
10. "Medieval Women"

Avengers publications and storylines
Current series
  • A+X
  • Avengers
  • Avengers A.I.
  • Avengers Arena
  • Avengers Assemble
  • New Avengers
    • story arcs
  • Secret Avengers
  • Ultimate Comics: The Ultimates
    • story arcs
  • Uncanny Avengers
  • Young Avengers
Former ongoing
series
  • Avengers Academy
  • Avengers: The Initiative
  • Dark Avengers
  • Force Works
  • Marvel Adventures: The Avengers
  • The Mighty Avengers
    • story arcs
  • Solo Avengers
  • Ultimate Comics: Avengers
  • West Coast Avengers
Completed limited
series
  • A-Next
  • Avengers: Celestial Quest
  • Avengers Forever
  • Avengers Infinity
  • Avengers vs. X-Men
  • Avengers/Invaders
  • Civil War: Young Avengers/Runaways
  • G.L.A.
  • The Last Avengers Story
  • Lockjaw and the Pet Avengers
  • Secret Invasion: Runaways/Young Avengers
  • Ultimate Comics: New Ultimates
  • The Ultimates
  • The Ultimates 2
  • The Ultimates 3
Crossovers
  • Avengers/Ultraforce
  • JLA/Avengers
  • New Avengers/Transformers
Storylines
  • "Kree-Skrull War"
  • "Acts of Vengeance"
  • "Operation: Galactic Storm"
  • "Bloodties"
  • "Kang Dynasty"
  • "Avengers Disassembled"
  • "Siege"
Related
  • Avengers Unconquered
  • Avengers United
  • The Ultimates: Tomorrow Men
Storylines are listed in publication order. Publications are listed alphabetically by published titles.
Compiled without respect for canon or "current" continuity.

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