Infinity has the New Avengers and Avengers books to compliment it. The New Avengers book deals with Thanos and stuff on Earth, while the Avengers book deals with the Builders and Avengers in space. The Infinity book deals with both.
Hulk and Hyperion along with some members of the Imperial Guard stopped an armada of them from invading a planet, while the other Avenger teams failed to do the same thing. I read it again today as I had only skimmed through but you and Rage are correct they were Alephs not the actual Builders.
On a side note looks as though Glads is about to get his hands dirty
I assumed they were uber, but hadn't really seen much with them at all. Thor landed a massive attack on the builder That's what he should do to the Hulk sometime.
Didn't Nova and Worldmind require physical contact to the point where he was having his Novaforce directly drained by Annihilus to make the connection? If so, I think Nova's feat is comparable only on the surface because of the sheer scope and ease with which the Builder did what he did.
On another note, Infinity >>>>>> Annihilation.
Thanos' global invasion of Earth is being handled very well; I like the campaign to assassinate Thane with the Inhumans caught in the crossfire and I like Namor and Black Panther's private war with each other even more than that. It could be an event on its own. The war against the Builders is flashy, dramatic and very well-done. It also could be an event on it's own. And yet, the real suspense and dread is the secret behind it all: the Incursions and the collapse of the Multiverse. From the very start of New Avengers, this is all just the culmination of Cap's warning to the Illuminati:
That he hits harder? No, I'd rather use one of his many feats than some feebs perspective. Of course it happened right now I'd use it for the lol's, but that's it.
Don't believe you. When it comes to verbage involving Thor and Hulk, Hulk trounced him, but, I only brought that up because you brought up Thor dirving Mjlonir through Hulk.
LOL. You know I'm only looking for an excuse to mention Rich lol... You're correct though.
Really? That's one hell of an endorsement.
My concern with an event involving the Avengers proper, the Hulk, Thor et al is that you know in the end that nothing will happen to those people. No real lasting consequences or collateral damage so to speak. It's like Star Trek. The Enterprise arrives on some new planet, Captain Kirk, Spock, Dr. Mccoy and two random red shirts are beamed down to the surface of the planet. Once the danger starts, you automatically know that nothing is going to happen to Captain Kirk, Spock or Mccoy, but we know that the two random red shirts are phucked lol.
That said, you know I'm a sucker for the cosmic so... I'll get into it eventually.
From the issue it seemed like the Hulk/Hyperion group (Rigel) won (though its somewhat unclear) while another group (Formuhaut) stalemated the Builder forces and another group (Chize) lost.
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