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    SNEAK PEEK: Avengers vs. X-Men #3

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    Avengers vs. X-Men #3 is in stores right now, and if you want a peek at the big Captain America vs. Wolverine fight, take the jump.

    AVENGERS VS X-MEN #3 (MAR120530)   
    Written by ED BRUBAKER
    Pencils by JOHN ROMITA JR.
    Cover by JIM CHEUNG
    The war is here! Today in Avengers VS. X-Men #3, by the blockbuster creative team of Ed Brubaker and John Romita Jr., Captain America splits the Avengers up all across the Marvel Universe to find Hope before the X-Men do! But Cyclops and his team are hot on the mutant messiah’s trail and are not letting Earth’s Mightiest get in their way. With Wolverine’s loyalty still in question – Captain America must make a harrowing decision and the result will have everyone talking!

    Avengers vs. X-Men #3 has a $3.99 cover price.

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    8 Comments

      • Stuart Conover on

        I 110% completely agree. It felt completely out of character when I was reading that scene. With how the fight was started and ended it just didn’t “feel” like how Cap would have dealt with the situation at all.

        ….and we can’t even blame the skrulls for this massive epic crossover…

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      • Arbor Day on

        Its Wolverine, don’t like 90% of his conversations devolve into fighting anyway. Maybe Captain has just know him long enough to get straight to the point.

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      • Matthew Peterson on

        In this context, he seems to be slugging Logan to stop him from murdering a teenage girl… One could make the argument that it’s perfectly within his character, I’d say.

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    2. Oldcomicfan on

      I agree that the punch is totally out of character for Cap, but then again, since when have team-up books every been anything more than finding some far-fetched or lame excuse to get two heroes to slug it out with each other?

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      • Navarre on

        Agreed.

        Matthew, I get why he (supposedly) did it but it’s clearly forced for the sake of conversation. Cap wouldn’t initiate violence to try to engender diplomacy. That makes no sense to anyone…except in the WWE Universe.

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