Guide Part 2 (Disassembled)

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• do anyone know where I can read what happen with Thor after #85?

  • i believe it picks back up here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0785117229/ref=as_li_tl?tag=combooher05-20&ie=UTF8&linkId=D5XS66S4RQDSR46R

• Why is Ultron heavily referenced in this arc when Age of Ultron occurs later in 2013 issues which is listed on the site ? Am I missing something?

  • I know this is old but if you're still confused, the 2013 avengerrs age of Ultron is a different reality

    • No it isn't!?!! All of it is set in 616

  • Hi, Ultron is one of the oldest enemies of the Avengers, with first appearance back in the '60 (I think 1968).

• Can the list above be updated taking into consideration everyone else's comments about the order please? if I didn't see these comments, I would have been so confused.

  • Just finished reading all the comics according to the "The Official Marvel Digital Comics Unlimited Event Reading Order" and I found it flawless, very good.
    So if you have the Marvel Unlimited app, do not follow the order there, which is by publication date and it is not correct.
    If you do not have too much time in my opinion you can skip the Spider man issue as well as the FF issues, since these are not really related to the Disassemble story.

• I would suggest reading Avengers #76 before starting any of the Disassembled books. It sets up Avengers #500 nicely.

  • Additionally, if you want the full backstory I would also read Avengers West Coast 51 & 52.

• Marvel has begun putting their events in collections like this with URLs.
  https://marvel.com/comics/events/234/avengers_disassembled

• whats the difference between the Trade reading order and the Marvel Unlimited reading order? im reading the Trade order currently, using the Marvel Unlimited sub I have... is that ok?

  • As far as I know the MU reading order is sort by publishing date and this one here is more chronological which makes a lot more sense :)

• Hi Comic Book Herald Community,

  I have created a fun way to track your progress through this list if you are interested: https://trello.com/b/HP1TpWfW

  Simply copy the board and all it’s card to use it for you own comic reading checklist/journal. You can comment on each series to remember things about story or makes notes to yourself. The cards can be dragged between the different lists.

  Enjoy!

• Quick question: why is it that in the second reading order, the avengers disassembled comics arent included at all? Is avengers disassembled just a compilation of the comics that were mentioned?

  • There's no separate comic book actually titled 'Avengers Disassembled.' The primary Avengers Disassembled stories are found within the issues of Avengers listed in issue by issue reading order. The 'Avengers Disassembled' collection in the first reading order collects these issues of Avengers.

    Enjoy the comics!

• Just want to clarify before I pull the trigger and begin this long journey of tracking down all the books related to the Civil War, I should buy the Thor, Cap, Iron Man collection as well as the Avengers Disassembled book, then read the Thor and Cap parts, then switch over to Disassembled, then back to the trade for the Iron man part. Am I reading that right? Thanks for your help! Can't wait to begin this big ol collection, and your guides are going to be my bible!

  • Pretty much, but I'd read the Cap trade w/ Iron Man. Thor before Avengers Disassembled as a full event. If you want more precision, I recommend the issue by issue guide. Enjoy!

• I started using your guide, and it's amazing....the readng experience is so much fun now...Marvel's read order is messed up, it's like the release date based order don't fit well.
  anyway, thank you a lot... sorry, for the bad english, it's not my native language

  • Glad you think so! Enjoy the comics!

• Just wondering where the incredible hulk fits into all of this. I noticed you didn't include Planet Hulk in this reading order, and eventually move on to world War hulk. Is not essential to read any hulk issues to move forward with the continuity, or am I missing something?

  • I second this I was reading up on all of this and I was surprised that the Planet Hulk or Incredible Hulk wasn't included.

    Did he quit the Avengers or was he the one who they thought died?

    Sorry didn't read the comics yet.

• I would recommend holding off on New Avengers #15 until after HoM because Carol references how she felt during it, and then the reveal of the new team is riding on the aftermath of that series.

  • Oops I put this on the wrong thread :/

• So Fantastic Four 519...ends right in the middle of a story. How could you stop there? Either don't read them at all or keep going. I don't know where a stopping point is yet, though.

  • 524 is an end to an arc. Good stopping point, and, IMHO, a decent story through that point.

• Two remarks on the "The Official Marvel Digital Comics Unlimited Event Reading Order":
  1. Captain America #30-32 should be read after Avengers #503.
  2. I think it makes more sense to read Captain America #29 before Captain America & The Falcon, but it is only my opinion.

  In addition, I did not see the connection between the main story line and Fantastic Four #517-519. I also agree with the above comment by Tommy Munch regarding the Captain America & The Falcon story.

• I don't think anyone has mentioned this yet.

  But Captain America & The Falcon is awful.

  It's also not pivotal to the Disassembled storyline.

  I'm an intense completest but there is no fucking way I can recommend that run to anybody.

  • Literally came here to see if anyone else has said this. It's so confusing and all over the place