Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Volume 1: The Coulson Protocols

This book was a lot of fun to read. I'm a huge fan of the ABC show, so to see that it would be translated into a comic, especially a main universe one, for me very excited. The story was very interesting to read, with the ending setting up a future story that has me very excited. The only issue I saw was that it doesn't really introduce how the team formed up, though that could've been introduced elsewhere. Overall, I highly recommend this book.

Veramente bello ed accattivante per gli appassionati del genere

...I loved this TV series and wanted to see what the graphic novels were like. I enjoyed the graphic novels and wish there were more, but alas! No further adventures of Coulson and his team for me [sigh]. Arrived on time and exactly as described. Thanks!

Collects Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D (2016) 1-6 and 8 pages of All-New All-Different Point One #1 Written by Marc Guggenheim, art by German Peralta ANADPO #1, Issues 1 and 2 - Phil Coulson has been studying superheroes ever since he was a teenager, and (like Batman) he's come up with ways to take them all out. This information is now on a "quantum drive" (a super thumb drive) called "Axiom" that various villains want to bid on. Issues 3 and 4 - This is part of the Standoff crossover event, but you don't really need to read that to understand most of what's happening here - you just won't know what this "Kobik" thing is that they briefly mention. Issues 5 and 6 - After Waid was rudely interrupted by the latest event, he can now get back to telling his story. Hydra figures since they didn't get the Axiom drive, why not just get the information from Coulson directly? Also, Grant Ward is now introduced into the series. A new event, a new volume 1. The Secret Wars have come and gone, destroying and rebuilding the Marvel Universe, and... not a whole lot (anything?) has changed for Coulson's team, except for the addition of a Deathlok (though not the one from the show).

Great condition. No damage to the product and comic was very interesting to read.