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Cover: Alex Ross

Avengers: Twilight #3

Apr 2024 · Marvel · 4.99 USD
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“Book Three: With You I Can Do Anything”
★ 1st appearance — Ramona Jones
About this Issue

Avengers: Twilight #3 is the narrative pivot of Chip Zdarsky and Daniel Acuña's six-issue prestige miniseries set on the alternate-future Earth-24331, delivering two of the series' most consequential debut appearances in a single chapter: James Stark suiting up in his own Iron Man armor for the first time, and Ramona Jones — the sharpshooter codenamed Bullseye — officially christened Hawkeye by Steve Rogers as the first recruit to his resurgent Avengers. The issue also marks the reunion of Captain America with his shield and the recovery of Tony Stark, milestones that together transform the book from a lone-hero resistance story into the team-assembly saga the series was always building toward. Within the broader tradition of dystopian Marvel future-tales, the issue is notable for how deliberately it mirrors the mythology of the original Avengers: Ramona's defection from the authoritarian Thunderbolts parallels Clint Barton's own crooked road to heroism, a parallel Cap names out loud on the page. The chapter also earned some of the series' strongest critical notices, with reviewers citing Acuña's rain-soaked, luminous action sequences as among the finest work of either creator's career.

writer Chip Zdarsky · artist, inker, colorist Daniel Acuña · letterer VC's Joe Caramagna · cover Alex Ross

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History

Avengers: Twilight was a years-in-the-making project for Zdarsky, who described the self-contained format — one writer, one artist, six issues — as his favorite kind of undertaking precisely because such books, in his words, 'you can sell forever.' Marvel VP Executive Editor Tom Brevoort shepherded the series editorially alongside associate editors Martin Biro and Annalise Bissa; issue #3 was lettered by Joe Caramagna, with covers for every issue painted by Alex Ross, whose involvement gave the run an immediate visual association with prestige Marvel publishing. Daniel Acuña, a Spanish illustrator who entered American comics through DC before building an extensive Marvel bibliography across titles like Uncanny Avengers and Eternals, served as sole penciler, inker, and colorist throughout the series, making #3's densely atmospheric prison-break sequence entirely his own visual statement. The first issue's strong reception prompted a second printing timed to the same February 28, 2024 on-sale date as issue #3.

Trivia · 8 facts

  • Released February 28, 2024 (cover date April 2024); titled 'Book Three: With You I Can Do Anything'; part of the six-issue limited series set on alternate Earth-24331.
  • First appearance of James Stark — CEO son of Tony Stark and the Wasp — in his own self-built Iron Man armor; he had appeared in prior issues but had not yet suited up.
  • First appearance of Ramona Jones in the role of Hawkeye: the Thunderbolts sharpshooter codenamed Bullseye defects to Captain America's side during the Raft infiltration and is formally christened Hawkeye by Steve Rogers in this issue.
  • Captain America recovers his iconic star-spangled shield within the Raft, restored to him for the first time since the series began.
  • The rescue of Tony Stark — kept as a disembodied head at the government prison known as the Raft — is the central plot driver; Tony dons armor by issue's end and destroys the Quinjet used for the escape.
  • Ms. Marvel (Kamala Khan) and Thor Odinson both appear at the climax to save Bullseye and Tyler and engage James Stark's Iron Man, establishing the core team assembling around Rogers.
  • Written by Chip Zdarsky; art, inks, and colors by Daniel Acuña; letters by Joe Caramagna; edited by Tom Brevoort; cover painting by Alex Ross.
  • Multiple variant covers were published for this issue, including 1:25 (Phil Noto), 1:100 (Taurin Clarke Virgin), 1:200 (Sara Pichelli Lightning Bolt Virgin), a Daniel Acuña variant, a Sara Pichelli Lightning Bolt variant, and a Taurin Clarke variant; a second printing followed on April 3, 2024.

Cast · 9 characters

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artist, inker, colorist Daniel Acuña
cover pencils, inks Alex Ross

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Reprinted in Avengers: Twilight #[nn] (2024)

Key issues in Avengers: Twilight

Variants (4)

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