Avengers Serpent Crown Reigns Again

Avengers Take On Kang and the Crown in Avengers: The Serpent Crown

The Avengers must fight a two-front war across space and time that they can't afford to lose in the classic Perez-drawn Avengers: The Serpent Crown TPB. The twin galactic threats of Kang and the Crown make their move simultaneously, forcing the Avengers to split into two teams to protect not only Earth, but all of reality.

Admist the chaos, an all-out brawl consuming multiple Earths occurs when the Set-serving Squadron Supreme take on Earth's Mightiest Heroes in any dimension, the Avengers!

While one team of Avengers battles the Squadron Supreme, another team travels back in time to stop Kang. First, the Avengers find themselves in the nineteenth century trying to keep the West from getting wilder. Then, they must deal with the villianous...President Nelson Rockefeller?!

This classic trade paperback is a must have for any Avengers fan as Avengers: The Serpent Crown TPB features art by one of the most celebrated Avengers pencilers, George Perez, with a classic story by Steven Englehart, and contains the first appearance of Hellcat! With the creative and sales renessaince happening with both the New Avengers and Young Avengers, this collection is sure to please both long-time and new Avengers fans alike.

Avengers: The Serpent Crown TPB collects Avengers #141-144 and #147-149.

AVENGERS: THE SERPENT CROWN TPB (JUL051934)

Written by STEVE ENGLEHART
Pencils & Cover by GEORGE PÉREZ
136 PGS./T+ SUGGESTED FOR TEENS AND UP ...$15.99
FOC - 8/11 On Sale - 9/7/2005






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