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[[File:AvengersGroup.jpg|thumb|upright=1.95|''ALWAYS WE WILL FIGHT AS ONE, UNTIL THE BATTLE'S WON!'']] | |||
The '''Avengers''' are [[Earth]]'s mightiest heroes, united against common threats and foes that no single super hero could withstand! | |||
The '''Avengers''' are Earth's mightiest heroes, united against common threats and foes that no single super hero could withstand! | |||
Known members include: | Known members include: | ||
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* [[Luke Cage]] | * [[Luke Cage]] | ||
* [[Spider-Man]] | * [[Spider-Man]] | ||
* [[Wolverine ( | * [[Wolverine (Marvel)|Wolverine]] | ||
* [[Falcon ( | * [[Falcon (Marvel)|Falcon]] | ||
* [[Ms. Marvel]] | * [[Ms. Marvel]] | ||
* [[Iron Man]] | * [[Iron Man]] | ||
==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===IDW | ===2005 IDW continuity=== | ||
When a potential nuclear war threatened to break out between [[Latveria]] and [[Symkaria]], the Avengers were sent by [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]] to try and avert the crisis. Investigating, the Avengers found wrecked [[Doombot]]s near [[Array|a large dome structure]] of obviously non-Latverian origin. Breaching the structure, the Avengers faced off against automated defences before [[Runabout (G1)|a black car]] kidnapped [[Spider-Man]]. Managing to exit the dome, the Avengers called in reinforcements. Before they storm the structure again, the [[Autobot]]s arrived, [[Captain America]] ordering them to attack. {{storylink|Man and Machine, Part One}} | |||
Faring quite poorly against the Autobots, the fighting was broken up by [[Doctor Doom]] delivering an electric shock to [[Wolverine (Marvel)|Wolverine]], the tyrant explaining that the Avengers' heightened aggression was the result of a [[Psycho-Prism]] stolen from him by the [[Decepticon]]s while [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Ratchet]] handed out inhibitors to block out the Prism' effects. United, the Autobots and Avengers tried to breach the dome only for Doom to storm off, finding the direct approach beneath him. As the Decepticons came out to confront their foes, [[Iron Man]] arrived in a Cybertronian scaled armor. {{storylink|Man and Machine, Part Two}} | |||
As Captain America grabbed a [[Quinjet]] to deal with the airborne Decepticons, Ratchet, [[Luke Cage]] and [[Prowl (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Prowl]] broke into the Decepticon base. As Prowl searched for the Prism, Cage and Ratchet went looking for Spider-Man, finding him a prisoner of [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Megatron]], super-charged by Spider-Man's power. Finding the Prism, Prowl was duped into lowering his guard by [[Ramjet (G1)|Ramjet]] allowing Doctor Doom to strike Prowl from behind. After the force outside had triumphed, Megatron and Doom broadcasted a demand for surrender, revealing their alliance. With neither willing to surrender, Megatron (after electrocuting Doctor Doom) emerged to confront the Autobots and Avengers himself. {{storylink|Man and Machine, Part Three}} | |||
{{ | Deciding to cut his losses, Doom freed Spider-Man, aligning himself with the Avengers and Autobots. Outside, Iron Man challenged Megatron only to quickly fall. Within the Array, Spider-Man offered to enhance Prowl and Ratchet via the same [[mirror-response mode]] that the Decepticons had used, Wolverine offering his own blood to speed up the process, the two Autobots heading out with Spider-Man to confront Megatron. When Wolverine's group found the Pyscho-Prism, Ramjet abandoned his guarding duties, allowing the mutant to destroyed it. With the weapon gone, the Array collapsed and the Decepticons retreated. When Megatron tried for one last evil speech, Spider-Man took the chance to web him up only for Megatron to warp away. As the Avengers took stock, they found the Autobots had already taken their leave. Heading back to the Quinjet, finding its controls a little sluggish and with an odd smell. {{storylink|Man and Machine, Part Four}} | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*[[Thor]] and the [[Hulk]] could ''possibly'' be members of the Avengers, but there's no concrete evidence to support this theory. | * [[Thor]] and the [[Hulk]] could ''possibly'' be members of the Avengers, but there's no concrete evidence to support this theory. | ||
*In all seriousness, the Avengers team from ''[[New Avengers/Transformers]]'' is based on the lineup from the first volume of ''{{w| | * In all seriousness, the Avengers team from ''[[New Avengers/Transformers]]'' is mostly based on the lineup from the first volume of ''{{w|New Avengers}}'', with the addition of Falcon and Ms. Marvel (who were never members of this incarnation of the Avengers in regular Marvel continuity). | ||
**And just for clarification: they're not the New Avengers, even though they appear in a comic called New Avengers, and have occasionally been referred to as "the new Avengers". It's just one of those things. | ** And just for clarification: they're not the New Avengers, even though they appear in a comic called ''New Avengers'', and have occasionally been referred to as "the new Avengers". It's just one of those things. | ||
*John Barber's assumption is that the Avengers all died during [[The Transformers: All Hail Megatron|''All Hail Megatron'']], and because | * [[John Barber]]'s assumption is that the Avengers all died during [[The Transformers: All Hail Megatron|''All Hail Megatron'']], and because the rights to them belong to [[Marvel Comics|Marvel]], that's probably the closest thing to canon that you're going to get.<ref>{{citesocial|link=https://twitter.com/TheJohnBarber/status/870037389195923456|name=John Barber|site=Twitter|quote=Yeah. I figure they died in All Hail Megatron. I mean, they still exist in the Marvel Universe!|month=05|day=31|year=2017}}</ref> | ||
==References== | |||
{{reflist}} | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
* [[wikia | * [[wikia:Marvel:Avengers (Earth-616)|Avengers]] at Marvel Database | ||
* {{w|Avengers (comics)|Avengers}} at Wikipedia | * {{w|Avengers (comics)|Avengers}} at Wikipedia | ||
[[Category:Human organizations]] | [[Category:Human organizations]] | ||
[[Category:IDW | [[Category:IDW (2005) subgroups]] | ||
[[Category:Marvel properties]] | [[Category:Marvel properties]] | ||
[[Category:Superheroes | [[Category:Superheroes]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:37, 23 April 2026
The Avengers are Earth's mightiest heroes, united against common threats and foes that no single super hero could withstand!
Known members include:
Fiction
[edit]2005 IDW continuity
[edit]When a potential nuclear war threatened to break out between Latveria and Symkaria, the Avengers were sent by S.H.I.E.L.D. to try and avert the crisis. Investigating, the Avengers found wrecked Doombots near a large dome structure of obviously non-Latverian origin. Breaching the structure, the Avengers faced off against automated defences before a black car kidnapped Spider-Man. Managing to exit the dome, the Avengers called in reinforcements. Before they storm the structure again, the Autobots arrived, Captain America ordering them to attack. Man and Machine, Part One
Faring quite poorly against the Autobots, the fighting was broken up by Doctor Doom delivering an electric shock to Wolverine, the tyrant explaining that the Avengers' heightened aggression was the result of a Psycho-Prism stolen from him by the Decepticons while Ratchet handed out inhibitors to block out the Prism' effects. United, the Autobots and Avengers tried to breach the dome only for Doom to storm off, finding the direct approach beneath him. As the Decepticons came out to confront their foes, Iron Man arrived in a Cybertronian scaled armor. Man and Machine, Part Two
As Captain America grabbed a Quinjet to deal with the airborne Decepticons, Ratchet, Luke Cage and Prowl broke into the Decepticon base. As Prowl searched for the Prism, Cage and Ratchet went looking for Spider-Man, finding him a prisoner of Megatron, super-charged by Spider-Man's power. Finding the Prism, Prowl was duped into lowering his guard by Ramjet allowing Doctor Doom to strike Prowl from behind. After the force outside had triumphed, Megatron and Doom broadcasted a demand for surrender, revealing their alliance. With neither willing to surrender, Megatron (after electrocuting Doctor Doom) emerged to confront the Autobots and Avengers himself. Man and Machine, Part Three
Deciding to cut his losses, Doom freed Spider-Man, aligning himself with the Avengers and Autobots. Outside, Iron Man challenged Megatron only to quickly fall. Within the Array, Spider-Man offered to enhance Prowl and Ratchet via the same mirror-response mode that the Decepticons had used, Wolverine offering his own blood to speed up the process, the two Autobots heading out with Spider-Man to confront Megatron. When Wolverine's group found the Pyscho-Prism, Ramjet abandoned his guarding duties, allowing the mutant to destroyed it. With the weapon gone, the Array collapsed and the Decepticons retreated. When Megatron tried for one last evil speech, Spider-Man took the chance to web him up only for Megatron to warp away. As the Avengers took stock, they found the Autobots had already taken their leave. Heading back to the Quinjet, finding its controls a little sluggish and with an odd smell. Man and Machine, Part Four
Notes
[edit]- Thor and the Hulk could possibly be members of the Avengers, but there's no concrete evidence to support this theory.
- In all seriousness, the Avengers team from New Avengers/Transformers is mostly based on the lineup from the first volume of New Avengers, with the addition of Falcon and Ms. Marvel (who were never members of this incarnation of the Avengers in regular Marvel continuity).
- And just for clarification: they're not the New Avengers, even though they appear in a comic called New Avengers, and have occasionally been referred to as "the new Avengers". It's just one of those things.
- John Barber's assumption is that the Avengers all died during All Hail Megatron, and because the rights to them belong to Marvel, that's probably the closest thing to canon that you're going to get.[1]
References
[edit]- ↑ "Yeah. I figure they died in All Hail Megatron. I mean, they still exist in the Marvel Universe!"—John Barber, Twitter, 2017/05/31
