The Avengers #210

Published by Marvel Comics in August 1981, The Avengers #210 serves as a notable entry in the long-running series during the early 1980s. The issue was written by Jim Shooter, who was serving as Marvel's editor-in-chief at the time, and features artwork by penciler Alan Kupperberg. This era of the series was marked by a revolving door of members and internal team tensions, reflecting the brand's attempt to navigate complex character dynamics while maintaining the high-stakes superhero action expected by readers of the era.

The issue is best known for its cover art, which was provided by Bob Hall and Dan Green. The narrative focuses on the ongoing turmoil within the team, particularly concerning the character Yellowjacket. The art direction of this period favored a traditional, bold aesthetic, capturing the dramatic flair that defined the Bronze Age of comic books. While not historically positioned as a landmark issue in terms of plot shifts, it remains a consistent example of the serialized storytelling that defined Marvel's output during a decade of creative transition.