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* PeripheryDemographic: The series was also popular with adult comic book fans, because of two reasons; accessible writing and complete isolation from the less-than-popular DarkerAndEdgier ''Comicbook/CivilWar'' and, for Spider-Man, ''ComicBook/OneMoreDay''.
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* PeripheryDemographic: The series was also popular with adult comic book fans, because of two reasons; accessible writing and complete isolation from the less-than-popular DarkerAndEdgier ''Comicbook/CivilWar'' ''Comicbook/CivilWar2006'' and, for Spider-Man, ''ComicBook/OneMoreDay''.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The Masters of Evil story. They can't find a good use for mind-controlling Spider-Man, like the other Avengers, so they have Ultron hack Iron Man's armor and make him destroy Spidey. This would have been a perfect opportunity to have Spider-Man break out, free the others, and show them just what a mistake it is to underestimate him (as ''Doctor Doom'' and ''TheJuggernaut'' have learned) but no. The only reason the Avengers escaped is because one of Iron Man's repulsors ''happened'' to damage Storm's cell.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The Masters of Evil story. They can't find a good use for mind-controlling Spider-Man, like the other Avengers, so they have Ultron hack Iron Man's armor and make him destroy Spidey. This would have been a perfect opportunity to have Spider-Man break out, free the others, and show them just what a mistake it is to underestimate him (as ''Doctor Doom'' and ''TheJuggernaut'' have learned) but no. The only reason the Avengers escaped is because one of Iron Man's repulsors ''happened'' to damage Storm's cell.cell.
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--> Reason 2: The more important one is to have super-powered people registered as weapons. Pretending to be the Hulk in a robbery (or pretending to be armed) is legally the same as being armed. But if being a super hero is legally the same as being a weapon, that would restrict the freedom of heroes. As Hawkeye put it, "If you can't fly on an airline when you're ''carrying'' a weapon, you can be prevented from flying when you ''are'' a weapon.
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--> Reason 2: The more important one is to have super-powered people registered as weapons. Pretending to be the Hulk in a robbery (or pretending to be armed) is legally the same as being armed. But if being a super hero is legally the same as being a weapon, that would restrict the freedom of heroes. As Hawkeye put it, "If you can't fly on an airline when you're ''carrying'' a weapon, you can be prevented from flying when you ''are'' a weapon."
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%% HoYay: ComicBook/CaptainAmerica[=/=]ComicBook/IronMan shippers ''love'' issue number twenty-seven of the Avengers series. They were seen on what seemed like another date in issue thirty.
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--> Reason 2: The more important one is to have super-powered people registered as weapons. Pretending to be the Hulk in a robbery (or pretending to be armed) is legally the same as being armed. But if being a super hero is legally being the same as being a weapon, that would restrict the freedom of heroes. As Hawkeye put it, "If you can't fly on an airline when you're ''carrying'' a weapon, you can be prevented from flying when you ''are'' a weapon.
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--> Reason 2: The more important one is to have super-powered people registered as weapons. Pretending to be the Hulk in a robbery (or pretending to be armed) is legally the same as being armed. But if being a super hero is legally being the same as being a weapon, that would restrict the freedom of heroes. As Hawkeye put it, "If you can't fly on an airline when you're ''carrying'' a weapon, you can be prevented from flying when you ''are'' a weapon.
