Avengers: Twilight
Chip Zdarsky · Daniel Acuña
Story era 13 · Krakoa to the New Ultimate Age
Zdarsky and Acuña place an older Steve Rogers within a political Avengers fable about democratic ideals and public trust.
One-book project: Avengers: Twilight
Setup & reading order
- After Basic familiarity with Captain America and the Avengers
Read all six issues together as an independent possible future.
About these books · 4 sources
Publisher and reference pages describe the editions. Reviews and reader discussions offer different views of the stories.
- r/Marvel — completed miniseries discussion (opens in a new tab)Readers
- Students of S.H.I.E.L.D. — complete-story criticism (opens in a new tab)Critics and editors
- Penguin Random House — Avengers: Twilight (opens in a new tab)Publisher
- Avengers: Twilight publication history (opens in a new tab)Reference
The books
Avengers: Twilight
Book 1 of 1 · Krakoa to the New Ultimate Age
A separate dystopian future revisits Steve Rogers and the Avengers’ ideals; it does not follow Earth-616’s current event chronology.
See reading checkpoints9781302921484Owned copy#1–6Edition sources
Each ISBN identifies a specific printing and cover. “Owned copy” identifies the edition on my shelf; “Planned edition” identifies the edition listed for collecting.
Duplication · Avengers: Twilight
These books share full issues or parts of issues with other books in the plan. Open the lists below to see which stories repeat.
No shared contents are recorded with other books in the plan.
Things to know
- Its political allegory is deliberately blunt, and some early criticism found the dystopia familiar.