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Collects: Avengers (1998 to 2004) #1 to #6, Annual ’98, Iron Man #7, Captain America #8, Quicksilver #10, Avengers #7 to #11
Avengers Forever (1-12)
Although I’m placing Kurt Busiek’s Avengers Forever very high in the reading order, I recommend skipping this volume if you’re very new to the Marvel Universe. This story is very reliant on the reader’s knowledge of previous Avengers’ history. If you’re sitting there like “Avengers, who?” I recommend making it through Avengers Disassembled and then returning to this volume.
Avengers Assemble, Vol. 2
Collects: Avengers #12 to #15, Avengers Annual (1999) #1, Avengers #16 to #18, Avengers #0, Avengers #19 to #23
The above section of the Busiek and Perez Avengers contains one of my all-time favorite Ultron stories in Avengers #19 to #22 (the Avengers #0 special is a prelude)!
If you’re reading via the trades, this volume will begin to weave in Busiek’s concurrent run on Thunderbolts in the crossover titled “The Nefaria Protocols!”. MU readers will find this Thunderbolts selection in the years (1997 to 2003).
Fantastic Four/The Inhumans
Young Inhumans
Lockjaw and the Pet Avengers Unleashed
Lockjaw and the Pet Avengers was actually released in 2010 but can be read here. Far from essential, but a fun read.
Avengers Assemble, Vol. 4
Collects: Maximum Security: Dangerous Planet, Maximum Security #1 to #2, Avengers #35, Maximum Security #3, Avengers #36 to #44, Annual 2001,
Note that this volume of Avengers begins by crossing over with the Marvel Universe Maximum Security event. You can find the full crossover guide with Comic Book Herald’s Maximum Security reading order.
Captain Marvel (0-35)
This is the Captain Marvel series beginning in 2000, written by Peter David with art by Chris Cross (awesome artist name). The Captain Marvel and Rick Jones relationship stems straight out of Avengers Forever, and the book is tied heavily to Marvel Cosmic. It’s a fun read, but books like Black Panther or Daredevil above will actually make easier starting places for those not as immersed in Marvel continuity.
This Captain Marvel listing can be pretty confusing in either trade or Marvel Unlimited form. As a result, I explain in a column in much greater detail which issues to read.
Thor: The Death of Odin
Thor: Son of Asgard (1-12)
The Son of Asgard trade collects material published after The Death of Odin. Regardless, the stories within are of Thor’s youth and do not conflict with any ongoing continuity involving Odin and the state of Asgard.
Avengers Assemble, Vol. 5
Collects: Avengers #45 to #56, Avengers: The Ultron Imperative #1
Infinity Abyss (1-6)
Infinity Abyss is very much reliant on some knowledge of Thanos, and actually fits best within my complete Thanos reading order.
Killraven (1-6)
Killraven can be read just about anywhere as it stands outside the Marvel Universe. A fun sci-fi romp that happens to have been published by Marvel in 2002 around these other runs.
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