History ComicBook / AvengersNoSurrender

* CallBack: Issue 2 has several scenes from the early days of the Avengers, only now with added Voyager. Her disappearance is explained as being the result of the Avengers' fight with the Squadron Sinister, from all the way back in Avengers issue 70.
* CaptainErsatz: The villain Victory is easily this for minor Justice League character (and fellow Mark Waid creation) Triumph -- their designs and name are practically the same!

* DistaffCounterpart: Voyager acts as one to TheSentry what with the both of them being supposedly Silver Age superheroes who were "forgotten" due to a cataclysmic threat although she brings significantly less baggage with her return.

* LockedOutOfTheLoop: [[spoiler:Before Vision is refrozen, he attempts to ask Wanda who Voyager is, showing that not everyone was given memories of her.]]

* BigBad: The Black Order and the Lethal Legion, being played by the Grandmaster and a mysterious second party (who is obviously ''not'' Thanos.)

* FatalFlaw: Pietro suffers from a majorly wounded pride due to getting Synapse injured by the Juggernaut. [[spoiler:This ends up biting him in his speedy little ass when he decides to run off to save one of the Avengers teams, only to be affected by Wanda rescuing Vision from the statis, putting him at the mercy of the Lethal Legion.]]

* WhenYouWereInDiapers: Quicksilver interrupts Cannonball explaining he's nigh-invulnerable when he's blasting with an angry declaration that he's know Sam since he was in short-pants.

** Red Wolf, who was last seen as part of a BolivianArmyEnding in the final issue of ''ComicBook/OccupyAvengers'', is set to return in part 1, confirming his survival in ''ComicBook/SecretEmpire''.

* {{Expy}}: The villain Victory is easily this for minor Justice League character (and fellow Mark Waid creation) Triumph -- their designs and name are practically the same!

** Issue 2 reveals Voyager was (supposedly) removed from reality by Voyager, a member of the Squadron Sinister we've never heard of before (given the Squadron are evil knockoffs of the Justice League, this'd make him an evil knockoff of Triumph, who was ''also'' a retconned in founding member of a supehero team everyone forgot about... created by Mark Waid, no less.)

* RememberTheNewGuy: This arc prominently features Voyager, an all-new character who was (supposedly) a founding Avenger forgotten by time.

* AvengersAssemble: Voyager makes the call for all Avengers, active and reserve, to

* SupermanStaysOutOfGotham: A lot of the Marvel Super Heroes are taken out in the first issue. Carol Danvers and Alpha Flight are left behind and are stuck trying to find out where they disappeared to and many heroes, including Captain America, [[ComicBook/{{Champions2016}} the Champions]], ComicBook/XMenGold and Black Panther are paralyzed by a mysterious blue aura that also affects some of the Avengers. It's said other costumed types are affected, both hero and villain, so it's just not them

* [[ThisLooksLikeAJobForAquaman This Looks Like a Job for the Sub-Mariner]]: Invoked by Rogue when the Unity Squad is dealing with a tidal wave. "Anyone got [[ComicBook/SubMariner Namor]] on speed dial?"

** Red Wolf, who was last seen as part of a BolivianArmyEnding in the final issue of ''ComicBook/OccupyAvengers'', is set to return in part 8, confirming his survival in ''ComicBook/SecretEmpire''.

* RagtagBandOfMisfits: By the end of part one, the Avengers teams are condensed to about 20 - Hercules, Thor, Falcon and Unstoppable Wasp of the Avengers, Rogue, Quicksilver, Brother Voodoo, Scarlet Witch, Beast, Wonder Man, Synapse and the Human Torch for the Unity Squad, Roberto Da Costa, Toni Ho, General Maverick, and Cannonball of the U.S.Avengers, Hawkeye and Red Wolf of the Occupy Avengers and Lightning.

Imagine waking up one morning and realizing something is totally off. Now imagine that the thing that is totally of is that the Earth is ''not'' where it is supposed to be. This is what's happening and to solve this mystery, three Avengers teams, as well as many other former Avengers, must assemble.

Making problems worse is that Thanos' Black Order and the Lethal Legion are dropping in for some fun. And in the middle of it all is a mysterious character named Voyager, who was apparently a member of the original Avengers... was she?

* TheBusCameBack: Onetime Avenger Living Lightning --now simply calling himself Lightning-- makes his first substantial appearance in many years with this story, and is said to be an important part of the story.

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Imagine waking up one morning and realizing something is totally off. Now imagine that the thing that is totally of is that the Earth is ''not'' where it is supposed to be. This is what's happening and to solve this mystery, three Avengers teams, as well as many other former Avengers, must assemble. Making problems worse is that Thanos' Black Order and the Lethal Legion are dropping in for some fun. And in the middle of it all is a mysterious character named Voyager, who was apparently a member of the original Avengers... was she?

* GenreSavvy: A meta example -- the writers have realized that fans are kinda-sorta tired of the whole "event" idea and have worked it so that it is confined to one title with no tie-ins, one-shots, prologues, epilogues and the like.

* BatFamilyCrossover: Every current lineup of Avengers --the main team, the [[ComicBook/UncannyAvengers Unity Squad]], and the [[ComicBook/USAvengers American Idea Mechanics]]-- feature into this arc.

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: Three different factions of Avengers come together in this story, meaning there will be ''lots'' of people to follow.

Released weekly, it combines Creator/MarkWaid's ''ComicBook/{{Avengers|2016}}'', Creator/AlEwing's ''ComicBook/USAvengers'', and Jim Zub's ''ComicBook/UncannyAvengers'' into a single title they each co-write, while Pepe Larraz, Kim Jacinto, and Paco Medina will provide the art.

Released weekly, it combines Creator/MarkWaid's ''ComicBook/{{Avengers}}'', Creator/AlEwing's ''ComicBook/USAvengers'', and Jim Zub's ''ComicBook/UncannyAvengers'' into a single title they each co-write, while Pepe Larraz, Kim Jacinto, and Paco Medina will provide the art.