Marvel: Starting with the Shadow Army

What a qualified lackey of Amerika, eagerly following online posts; no wonder nobody reads them. Seeing this picture, even while trying to suppress my nausea, only made me more disgusted.

You're a fugitive, and despite your background, you still manage to suck up to Howard Stark and even want to rescue him? That's ridiculous! Is America so great that even when your characters are on the run, they don't forget to do good deeds?

The story deliberately includes impossible plot points to suppress the protagonist and disgust the readers! It maliciously renders the protagonist's skills useless! They serve no purpose other than to annoy the reader!

This is a rare combination of Marvel and Jackie Chan Adventures. The author has blended them very well; such fusions of two systems are prone to falling apart, but this one flows smoothly. The world-building is primarily based on the movies, supplemented by the comics, making it easy for even those unfamiliar with Marvel movies and comics to understand.

It's pretty good. It's one of the more readable Marvel novels on this site.

Overall, it's pretty good. There aren't many Marvel-themed books, and the book felt a bit rushed towards the end.

It's a bit lacking in some settings and details, but overall it's pretty good~\(≧▽≦)/~