Marvel Confirms The Most Power Avengers Ever To Exist

Marvel Comics confirms the most powerful Avenger in existence, but the hero who is supposed to save the Multiverse experiences his own power issues

Spoilers for Avengers Assemble: Alpha #1 by Marvel Comics

The Avengers have officially confirmed the most powerful hero in the entire Multiverse, as Robbie Reyes’ All-Rider is seen as such by his fellow heroes. In Avengers Assemble: Alpha #1, the former Ghost Rider is seen as the greatest hope to save every reality from the Multiversal Masters of Evil. However, when the Avengers from across the Multiverse finally meet the famed All-Rider, his powers fail at the worst possible time.

Recently, Marvel Comics revealed that Robbie Reyes’ Ghost Rider was the greatest hero in the Multiverse, as he is unique to the Multiverse. His most extraordinary feats, which include riding Silver Surfer’s board, controlling symbiotes, and piloting a Celestial, are powers few have been able to channel – especially the same hero with all of them. As a result, Reyes has stepped up to become the All-Rider, the greatest hope to save the Multiverse and battle the Multiversal Masters of Evil. Unfortunately, while Marvel is confirming All-Rider’s important role, his powers are shutting down as his greatest fight is about to begin.

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In Avengers Assemble: Alpha #1 by Jason Aaron, Bryan Hitch, Alex Sinclair, and VC’s Cory Petit from Marvel Comics, the Avengers Tower at Infinity’s End is on the verge of being attacked after the Avenger Prime, Loki is taken down by an army of Mephistos. Inside the tower, the Avengers from across the Multiverse assembled by the All-Rider wonder where the most powerful Avenger alive is as the battle is about to begin. That’s when All-Rider comes crashing into the tower with Tony Stark’s Ant-Man. But, unfortunately, his powers aren’t acting as they should.

The All-Rider Is Marvel’s Most Powerful Hero, But He Has A Major Problem

While his fellow heroes confirm that Robbie Reyes’ All-Rider is the most powerful Avenger ever, his powers fail him when he arrives. After nearly sacrificing himself in his battle against the Multiversal Masters of Evil, the All-Rider’s powers appear drained. As a result, it’s not clear whether he can even use his abilities, which would be a major loss for the Multiversal Avengers’ final battle that soon awaits them.

If Robbie Reyes can’t transform into his Ghost Rider form and become the All-Rider, the Avengers may have little hope of defeating the Multiversal Masters of Evil, even with the biggest version of the team ever assembled to fight them. For Marvel’s confirmed most powerful Avenger, he needs to figure out what’s wrong with his powers; otherwise, the All-Rider will be among the heroes killed by the most dangerous villains in the Multiverse. Avengers Assemble: Alpha #1 by Marvel Comics is in comic book stores now.

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