Avengers Issue 32 pages 1-2 by Mike Mayhew and Brian Michael Bendis

Really cool with how Hank works with giant equipment!  This microverse story brought back a founding member of the Avengers.  Mayhew does a great tonal job for the faces as Hank seems annoyed, while Tony is upbeat as ever.

Hank's equipment is giant, man.

I love seeing Mayhew's black and white art.  His work with facial expressions is truly excellent.

Thank you, Michael! I agree about Mayhew's facial expression work-- it is breathtaking!

Another superb piece, Doc!  Mike's black and white art is truly a wonder to behold; the rich shading and tones along with uncannily character accurate facial expressions make you forget all about any potential colored version...  Gorgeous work.  It also tickles me that the scientific gizmo (or is it a doo-dad?) that Hank is buckled into in that first (beautiful!) panel resembles a big microscope... which makes him look like Ant-Man, even at normal size.  Love it!  Another brilliant name to cross off the list of your inspiring collecting goal, sir!  Mega congrats!!

Thank you so much, Jason! I love everything you mentioned about this piece, including the final panel where Tony says "Avengers are assembling." Ties together the series so well, considering they're going to rescue their teammate Janet!

Yeah!  And I can't believe I didn't make a mention of all the cool "other Avengers" headshots that are floating around on page 2 here...  The fact that they're in a style so different from how Tony and Hank are drawn sets up a fun layer to the page, as the reader separates the "living" from the projections (and pulls Tony and Hank's "real faces" more into the "real world"...).  Really great page, sir!