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==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]] | *In all seriousness, the Avengers team from ''[[New Avengers/Transformers]]'' is based on the lineup from the first volume of ''{{w|The New Avengers}}'', though the Falcon and Ms. Marvel were never members of that team, making their presence here a little unusual. But then ''New Avengers/Transformers'' had <span style="font-variant:small-caps;">[[Doctor Doom]]</span> alive when he wasn't at that point in Marvel continuity, so we feel pretty comfortable chalking this one up to an alternate universe. | ||
**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. | |||
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Revision as of 13:56, 3 August 2016
- The Avengers are a human organization from the Generation 1 continuity family.
The Avengers are Earth's mightiest heroes, united against common threats and foes that no single super hero could withstand!
Known members include:
Fiction
IDW Generation 1 continuity
After Latveria, influenced by a Decepticon hostility-inducing machine, attacked Symkaria, the Avengers were called in to investigate to prevent war with S.H.I.E.L.D. as back-up. They found and entered a dome structure, where they were attacked by the building's defenses and Spider-Man was kidnapped by Runabout.
Forced outside, the Avengers were joined by Ms. Marvel and Falcon. Afterwards, they encountered the Autobots and attacked them. Man and Machine, Part One
Notes
- 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 The New Avengers, though the Falcon and Ms. Marvel were never members of that team, making their presence here a little unusual. But then New Avengers/Transformers had Doctor Doom alive when he wasn't at that point in Marvel continuity, so we feel pretty comfortable chalking this one up to an alternate universe.
- 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.
