The 9th episode of the highly acclaimed Avengers EMH TV Series has aired in Australia a full month before the US. We watched the episode and lived to tell how it fares.

Nightmare in Red focuses and Bruce Banner and the Hulk. Visiting the Shield Hellicarrier, General Thunderbolt Ross (not seen since the season 1 micro episodes) demands Maria Hill access to the Hulk’s blood sample, which shield had in possession since the first season. While Ross is trying to convince the Shield director, as well as Doc Samson, a double agent (later confirmed to be the Winter Soldier) steals the blood sample and injects a shadowy figure with a modified version of Hulk’s blood, turning him into the Red Hulk.

Summoned by Hill, Captain “Skrull” America and The wasp confronts the Red monster, who Shield believe it is Bruce banner, even stating that the hulk started Grey so he can change colors again (a cool easter egg to Hulk fans) As the Red goliath is taking the hellicarrier apart, the Falcon (making his first appearance in the show as well) attacks the avengers mansion hoping to snatch a sedated Bruce Banner, but fails after Hawkeye intervenes. But before Clint realizes that Falcon is out of the picture, the Red Hulk shows up and abducts Banner.

The sixth episode of TV’s most praised animated series, The avengers Earth’s mightiest heroes, aired yesterday. The episode titled “Michael Korvac” pits the avengers in conflict with the guardians of the galaxy. So how did this episode fair? Keep reading to find out.

The story of the episode introduces Michael Korvac, a deranged, human being who appears in the middle of the city, naked, with nightmares and claims that Aliens abducted him and experimented on his body before he could escape. Having no clue what to do with the crazy looking individual, the cops take Michael to the Avengers (who are now recognized and admired by the public). Before the Avengers could find out what Korvac went through and what he can do, the peace keeping galactic force, the Guardians of the Galaxy, intervene to take Michael Korvac to Justice, for crimes against the galaxy.

Written by Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning and directed by, the late, Boyd Kirkland, “Michael Korvac” offers a fantastic story, with all the drama and twists that you expect from an intelligent show such as this one. The character of Michael Korvac is written in a way where you both hate him yet feel compassion as his story of tragedy and suffering is very well portrayed. It is funny that actually Michael Korvac who was just introduced has more back story, drama, and character development than the entire cast of Ultimate Spider-man after 7 episodes.