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Set during World War II, this four-issue series sees Captain America with Bucky battling the foe specifically created to combat him, The Red Skull. Captured by the Nazis and sent to a concentration camp, he is held for the sole purpose of battling the Skull to the death in a Colosseum-like setting as propaganda for the Nazis to see the living symbol of America defeated and humiliated. Now it's up to Captain America and Bucky to defeat the Skull, and free the Nazi prisoners. |
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X-Factor begins here as the Avengers uncover a cocoon at the bottom of Jamaica Bay that contains the body of Jean Grey, placed in suspended animation years ago when the Phoenix force duplicated her body so Jean could recover from the severe injuries and radiation poisoning she suffered piloting an unshielded ship through space during a massive radiation storm. |
In 298, Inferno continues as Jarvis is the sole remaining member of the Avengers. This issue ties in to Avengers Annual 17. |
In 304, The U-Foes return to Earth, and Puma makes an appearance. |
In 308, The Eternal Gilgamesh lies near death due to injuries sustained in battle, and can only be helped by returning to Olympia! |
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The new Yellowjacket is broken out of jail by the Grey Gargoyle and
Screaming Mimi in a recent rash of super-villains escaping prison recently, to include
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Marrina becomes savage and Jarvis returns to the Avengers after a lengthy recovery from the brutal beating suffered at the hands of Mr. Hyde of the Masters of Evil. |
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Annual 17 picks up where Avengers 298 and 299 left off, and concludes the Evolutionary War saga with The Captain answering a distress call from Jocasta, and learns the entire team is disbanded. A hastily assembled team of reserve Avengers and the criminal Yellowjacket rush to uncover the source of the distress call and defeat the High Evolutionary's plan of artificially evolving humanity in his own image. Finale of the "Evolutionary War". |
Annual 22 is still sealed in its original polybag with a Marvel Comics trading card of Bloodwraith, Marvel's newest superstar, who is revealed as the next holder of the Black Knight's enchanted Ebony Blade. |
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With Kang believed dead, his mistress, Ravonna, has assumed the name of Terminatrix and covertly replaced him until she can revive him. Revelation, an enemy of Kang, wants to insure that Kang remains dead. To that extent, she transports three Avengers- War Machine, Thunderstrike, and U.S. Agent to aid her in ensuring the permanent demise of Kang. The trio of Avengers battle Ravonna, who retreats after being revealed as an imposter, and then recruits her own team of Avengers--Iron Man, Thor and Captain America to serve her purposes. |
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VisionQuest parts 1&2. The Vision is kidnapped, and no one seems to know why, but the Avengers are out to retrieve the Vision from wherever he has been taken to! |
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In 343, John Walker, formerly the Super-Patriot, now the replacement Captain America is sent with his partner BattleStar, formerly of The Buckies (Bold Urban Commandos) to hunt down mutants who have yet to register as per the Mutant Registration Act. However, along the way, they are ambushed by a group of mutants calling themselves The Resistants, who attack Captain America and Battle Star and free their prisoner, a new mutant identified as being unregistered by the government. Also, Steve Rogers, fighting as The Captain, teams with old pals Nomad and the Falcon, along with D-Man and the Serpent Society's Diamondback to chase after the International terrorist, the Viper! |
In 348, Captain America (John Walker) and Battle Star are sent after the anti-nationalist terrorist known only as Flag-Smasher. Meanwhile, Steve Rogers is held in detention by the Commission on Superhuman Affairs. When Flag-Smasher discovers that the Captain America sent is not "the real" Captain, he fights and defeats him, leaving Battle Star to find the original Captain before Flag-Smasher kills the new Captain. |
In 349, The Captain teams with Battle Star against Flag Smasher and his former organization, ULTIMATUM for the life of the new Captain America. |
In 376, the "Streets of Poison" storyline is continued, where Captain America is on the run, having been caught in the explosion of a drug lab where the drug reacts violently with the Super-Soldier Serum in his bloodstream, causing an out-of-control Captain America. The Black Widow and Diamondback team up to stop him without actually hurting him, so that he can be brought back to headquarters and have the drug purged from his system. |
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In the super-sized 350th issue of the star-spangled Avenger, The Captain battles Captain America as the storyline that started with Steve Rogers giving up the Captain America identity in issue #332 is finally concluded here. Also, Steve Rogers' old enemy The Red Skull makes his return! Backup story for this issue is the origin of how The Red Skull managed to return to life after his seeming death in Captain America #300! Special features include all of Captain America's partners over the many years of his crime-fighting career, the ladies of Captain America's life, and the six men who have claimed the title of Captain America! |
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In 326, it's Halloween at Skull House. Captain America has received calls on his hotline about some strange happenings at the former home of his enemy, and encounters not only the ghost of his old enemy the Red Skull, but also the ghosts of four others whose lives were recently ended by Captain America: Porcupine, Scourge, Modok and the nameless ULTIMATUM agent Captain America shot months earlier. |
In the super-sized 350th issue of the star-spangled Avenger, The Captain battles Captain America as the storyline that started with Steve Rogers giving up the Captain America identity in issue #332 is finally concluded here. Also, Steve Rogers' old enemy The Red Skull makes his return appearance! Backup story for this issue is the origin of how The Red Skull managed to return to life after his seeming death in Captain America #300! Special features include all of Captain America's partners over the many years of his crime-fighting career, the ladies of Captain America's life, and the six men who have claimed the name of Captain America! |
In 352, the Soviet Super-Soldiers return to America with plans to defect. The Avengers and Captain America arrange to test their powers, but end up murdering the Soviet defectors. |
In 394, the Red Skull is shot and killed by Scourge. The Red Skull has been presumed dead before. Is he truly dead this time? |
In 414, Cap, the Falcon & Diamondback team with Ka-Zar, Shang-Chi and the Black Panther to discover the reasons behind the unauthorized drilling in the Savage Land and the sudden drop in the value of Wakanda's vibranium. |
In 417, Terminus returns to the Savage Land. Last time, he destroyed all of the climate control machines that make the Savage Land the jungle that it is. Now that he is back, what more damage will he wreak? |
In 432, the Super-Soldier Serum has lost its potency, and now Captain America is slowly being crippled by the very thing that gave him his strength! Nearing paralysis, he now fights once again his old foe, Baron Zemo! |
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Captain America finds himself squaring off inside the ring against the Battling Bantam! Cap has been trained by some of the best fighters in the military, and now he has to put that training to use against this former professional boxer. This annual is still sealed in its original Marvel Comics bag, with trading card of Marvel's newest hero, the Battling Bantam! |
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Daredevil and the Punisher have long held an animosity towards each other for their vastly different methods of working to rid the streets of crime. Now, they must team together to take out a drug dealer targeting children--the kind of person that both Daredevil and the Punisher can agree on their opinion of. This trade paperback reprints the groundbreaking and controversial story originally presented in Daredevil #182-184 by Frank Miller, whose work on the title would revive the character's popularity. |
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When teenager Christopher Powell receives a mystical amulet, he is able to become Darkhawk! Now, this new teen superhero sensation of the 90's must not only discover the proper use of his new powers, but balance school and family in the grand tradition of Mighty Marvel! Annual 2 includes two copies. One open for reading, the other still sealed with the Marvel trading card enclosed. |
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In this series, Roberto DaCosta, known as the New Mutant Sunspot, accidentally injures fellow New Mutant Sam Guthrie (Cannonball), and his guilt over the incident prompts him to leave the New Mutants and join the Fallen Angels of Beat Street. Led by longtime X-Men villain The Vanisher (who is now reformed), the Fallen Angels are a group of general misfits, outcasts and petty thieves who have abandoned any hopes of living amongst normal society, and have instead banded together for their own well-being and that of the group. Sunspot, along with Warlock, join the Fallen Angels, and soon are joined by Boom-Boom, while Magneto, leading the New Mutants in the absence of Professor Xavier, enlists the aid of Siryn (Theresa Cassidy, daughter of The Banshee) and Madrox the Multiple Man to help find Sunspot and return him safely to the New Mutants. Guest appearances in this book include X-Factor and Moira MacTaggert. |
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Long considered "The World's Greatest Comics Magazine", the Fantastic Four is the very first comic from Marvel Comics, and set the standard in comics for the next 40+ years in terms of how a superhero is supposed to act. Stan Lee's greatest creation almost didn't exist, if not for Lee's desire to create a story and characters that were "more realistic" than what was currently in comics during the 60's. The Fantastic Four is still a sales leader for Marvel today, and their recent feature film offerings prove itheir longevity and popularity. With characters that readers of all ages could easily identify with, the FF is one of the most recognized teams of characters not only within the Marvel Universe, but also within all comicdom. Annual 26 is sealed in its original polybag with trading card of Wildstreak, the new Marvel superhero who makes her debut in this issue. |
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In the final issue of the limited series pitting the FF against the mutants, Reed Richards and Dr. Doom must work together in order to reverse Kitty Pryde from phasing out of existence due to her injuries suffered battling the Marauders. |
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G.I. Joe is the code-name for America's Top Secret Special Missions Force. Formed from top specialists of all branches of the military, their identities--as well as their missions--are all Classified Top Secret, but their primary mission is to protect America from the ruthless International terrorist organization known as Cobra. Issue 138 has two copies. One opened for reading, and one factory sealed with a special edition G.I. Joe trading card inside. G.I. Joe is the most successful comics tie-in to a toy line ever, lasting for a total of 155 issues, despite the headaches of having to occasionally give into the demands of Hasbro who was producing the toys. Head writer Larry Hama, who scripted the majority of the issues is credited with much of the success of this title, due to his tight writing, excellent characteization, and realistic scripts, making the comic even more popular than the cartoon at times. Probably the most successful tie-in to any product, whether it be toys, TV or anything else. |
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The long awaited big-screen debut of Marvel's most misunderstood monster. Eric Bana, Sam Elliot, Jennifer Connolly & Nick Nolte are among the stars of Ang (Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon) Lee's film that includes cameos by Hulk co-creator and Marvel Comics legend Stan "The Man" Lee and TV Hulk Lou Ferrigno! Retells the origin of the Hulk, with a new twist, that interrelates all of the characters, and adds more human interest into the chase of the creature throughout the desert. |
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The feature-length pilot episode for the long-running television series stars the late Bill Bixby as Dr. David Banner, a research scientist interested in unusual feats of strength, and former Mr. Universe Lou Ferrigno makes his acting debut as The Hulk! Following the death of Banner's wife in a car accident, research scientist Banner is consumed with guilt over his inability to find the so-called "hidden strength" that all humans are capable of during extreme stress. Banner's guilt leads him to a research project involving unlocking the secrets of the hidden strength to try to duplicate it scientifically. Banner and his research colleague, Dr. Elaina Marks, come to the conclusion that there must be an external force operating to make these people so strong, especially in light of the discovery that there is an abnormality in the DNA of all the test subjects, and Banner not only has the same abnormality, but in greater quantity than most of the other test subjects. While charting a graph of the times the superhuman strength was exhibited, Banner hits upon the coincidence that there was high Gamma ray output during each feat of strength-- except his! Playing on a hunch, he heads to the radiation lab to take a Gamma injection--and unwittingly takes far too much. Nothing seems wrong, but the first time he loses his temper, he transforms into a giant creature of incredible strength! An accidental lab fire claims the life of Dr. Marks, and it is believed Dr. Banner as well! Banner's creature is believed responsible. Now, Banner is on the run, trying to find a cure for his uncontrollable tranformations! |
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Dr. David Banner faces his monstrous alter-ego...The Incredible Hulk! But not in the way you think... This is an ORIGINAL full colour promotional photo featuring Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno from the classic television show, The Incredible Hulk. The Bixby-Ferrigno combo is considered to be THE definitive version of the character by many fans, and is used as a benchmark for all other portrayals of the character, to include the 2003 movie and the 2008 film (both films included a cameo appearance by Ferrigno). This beautiful photo is a true collector's item, and features Bixby in arguably his most famous role facing Lou Ferrigno, in his Hulk makeup, the role "that made me a star", according to Ferrigno. We're sure most comics fans would agree! Extremely limited edition, as with one movie already out and another in the works, there is going to be more effort put into creating new merchandise, rather than worry about classic merchandise, and collectors are not likely to be selling anytime soon, based on the critical fan reception to the first film. Photo is in beautiful condition and ships flat in clear plastic photo mailier and has a carboard backing board inserted to help retain its stiffness. |
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Original series stars Bill Bixby as David Banner reunites with Lou Ferrigno as The Incredible Hulk and Jack Colvin as National Register reporter Jack McGee in the first of three Made-For-TV movies. The first film guest stars Steve Levitt as Dr. Donald Blake and Eric Kramer as Thor. It has been two years since Dr. David Banner has last changed into The Hulk. He continues to work on a permanant cure for his condition, heading a team of scientists in the construction of a powerful machine called the Gamma Transponder, which accelerates the decay of Gamma irradiated material. While running an experiment to use the Transponder to rid himself of The Hulk, he is interrupted by a former student of his, Dr. Donald Blake. Blake himself has a problem. On an expedition to Norway, Blake found himself separated from the rest of his party, and attracted to a cave, where he found Mjolner, the mighty Uru hammer of Thor. Odin has linked Thor to Blake, so Thor may learn humility. Blake is unable to rid himself of the hammer, no matter how hard he tries, and enlists the help of Banner. Summoning Thor, Banner changes into The Hulk. Armed with the knowledge of Banner's secret, Blake helps Banner to rebuild the damaged Transponder. However, a group of criminals realize the value of the Transponder as a powerful weapon, and set about to steal it and kidnap Banner, using his girlfriend as bait. Now, Banner, as The Hulk, and The Mighty Thor team up to stop these criminals before they can get the Transponder. Ferrigno was so excited to once again do the role that "made [his] career" that he bulked up an additional 40 pounds for this film, and it shows! The Hulk looks even more massive than before! |
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Mighty Marvel's man of metal gets the Image Comics treatment from Image's Jim Lee, Whilce Portacio & Scott Lobdell in this alternate universe re-telling of the origin of Iron Man! Guest stars The Incredible Hulk, Betty Ross, & Doc Samson with cameos from Jasper Sitwell & Jennifer Walters. |
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Marvel Comics video of the classic 1966 cartoons featuring some of Marvel's most popular characters. In this edition, Iron Man stars in two adventures, complete with the original opening credits! In "The Death of Tony Stark", Stark fakes his own death so his "bodyguard" Iron Man may lure the assassins out of hiding. In "The Crimson Dynamo", the Soviets have managed to get copies of the specifications for the Iron Man armor, but lacking Stark's knowledge of transistor technology, the armor is much larger and bulkier than Iron Man's. Still, the Soviets respond with their equivalent of Iron Man, The Crimson Dynamo, and send it out to crush Iron Man! |
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Reprinting Fantastic Four #84, the FF travel to Latveria, home of their enemy Dr. Doom, on a special mission for Nick Fury of S.H.I.E.L.D. |
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The Punisher is brought to a small neighborhood by a young boy to help the town out from under the grip of a protection racket. |
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The OCP continues to try to replace Robocop as the premier law enforcement officer of New Detroit. This time, in addition to the newly-reprogrammed ED-209 (from the movie), the Nixcops also seek to eliminate Robocop in an effort to pave their way into law enforcement by defeating Robocop, who is still believed to be the future of law enforcement. |
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The omnipotent Beyonder has come to Earth to learn further about desire. Earth's superheroes are rallied in defense of the planet when the Beyonder seeks to further his experiments in human desire. Unfortunately, the Beyonder creates havoc by toying with human desire, using his powers to experiment and observe what happens as a result of fulfilling the hidden desires of several people. Now aware that the threat of the Beyonder has come to Earth and that their "secret war" that started on Battleworld has yet to end, it is up to the heroes to deal with this all- powerful threat, whose power dwarfs even the gods of Asgard and Olympus combined! |
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In part 4 of the five-part "Planet of the Symbiotes" storyline, Spider-Man and Scarlet Spider form an unlikely (not to mention uneasy) alliance with Venom to battle several sinister symbiotes from the planet where Venom's symbiote that forms his living costume originally came from! The problem is that hundereds of these symbiotes are attacking innocent humans, and trying to bond with them. Not only that, but these symbiotes are much more violent than even the Venom symbiote is! Now, it's up to Venom, Spider-Man and Scarlet Spider to attempt to send back these symbiotes to their home planet before any further chaos is caused by their presence! However, just to make things more complex for everyone, Cletus Kasady, known as Carnage has his own symbiote, which is in his bloodstream. With Kasady coming out of his coma, he joins the attack on the symbiotes, but only for his own personal gain, as he discoveres he can absorb the strength of other symbiotes! |
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The new computer animated series of Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man features an all star cast such as Neil Patrick Harris (Doogie Howser, M.D., How I Met Your Mother); Singer Lisa Loeb; and former Beverly Hills 90210 star, Ian Ziering! This tape features three episodes, called "Royal Scam," "Heroes and Villains," and "Flash Memory". In "Royal Scam", Spider-Man is duped by the Kingpin into stealing the TX-1 computer chip, which will enable the Kingpin to decrypt the confidential satellite transmissions that drive all of the world's financial markets, and enabling him to control them. Now Spider-Man has to find a way to reclaim the chip before the Kingpin is able to use it! In Herooes and Villains, Spider-Man encounters Turbo-Jet, a modern day Robin Hood, stealing from the rich to give to the poor, with a homemade jet propulsion system that enables him to move at super-speeds. His efforts begin to come apart when Spider-Man is accused of being his partner! In "Flash Memory", Flash Thompson is the subject of an experiment by Dr. Zellner to increase his intelligence. When there are unexpected side -effects, Flash convinces Dr. Zellner to test his antidote on someone smarter--like Peter Parker! It's up to Spider-Man to save them both! |
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Reprints Amazing Spider-Man #14, the first appearance of the Green Goblin. Guest starring The Enforcers and The Incredible Hulk. Includes a sheet of three uncut trading cards featuring Venom! |
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The last issue of Mark Gruenwald's landmark mini-series features the final battle between Nighthawk and his Redeemers against the Squadron Supreme. |
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The only 80-issue four-issue limited series. Marvel's adaptation of the popular toy line was initially only going to be four issues, but its popularity gave it a run of twenty times the initial intended run! The TransFormers are a race of sentient robots from the planet Cybertron who can change shape to space vehicles as a means of camouflage and travel. Their planet is ravaged by war, and a small contingent of "Autobots" seek a new place to live, away from the ravages of war. However, they are sneak attacked by the evil "Decepticons", and crash into Earth's Mt. St. Hilary. The Autobot ship, the Ark, is reawakened over 4 million years later by the eruption of the volcano, and too badly damaged to determine the difference between Autobot and Decepticon, proceeds to repair all TransFormers aboard, modifying their ability to transform into what the ship perceives as sentient life--machines! Now, the Autobots and Decepticons continue their millenia-old war, while searching for fuel and a way to return home. |
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When a small band of Autobots leave Cybertron to establish a peaceful existence on the planet Nebula, they are followed by Decepticons, who seek to renew their age-old rivalry. In a demonstration of their peaceful intentions, the Autobots remove their heads, willingly deactivating. When the Decepticon menace threatens the Nebulons, they have to find a way to not only defend themselves, but also keep their own promise of peace. Finally, they come up with the unique solution of bonding their bodies to the Autobots, becoming a hybrid and gaining control of their powerful bodies, as the HeadMasters are born! |
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The first issue of the comic adaptation of the hugely popular film. This issue leaves off at the creation of Galvatron, Cyclonus, Scourge & his Sweeps! |
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The second issue of the four issue limited series features complete technical specifications and personality profiles on TransFormers Groove through Ramjet! Features a wrap-around cover of TransFormers leaders Megatron and Optimus Prime! |
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The names are familiar, but their bodies have been rebuilt for the continuation of the ages-old war! Issue 1 contains a special fold-out cover. |
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John Walker, aka Jack Daniels works to track down the mysterious vigilante known as Scourge, who kills super-villains. A failed Scourge comes to the USAgent to help protect her from other Scourges who wish to kill her for failing in her mission. In a twist, longtime fans of Cap will recognize this failed Scourge as Nomad's old girlfriend, Vagabond, aka Priscilla Lyons. |
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Spider-Man battles a different kind of enemy and joins the war on drugs when a friend of Mary Jane is discovered to be hooked on pills from a dealer! |
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Space travel occurs decades earlier. Man colonizes the moon, and encounters alien races as World War II is fought not among Nazis, but among hostile aliens intent on enslaving humans. |
Shang Chi is duped into believing that Fu Manchu fights on the side of good, and becomes his disciple. |
When the truck carrying the radioactive waste the blinded Matt Murdock is discovered to belong to S.H.I.E.L.D., Nick Fury trains young Matt to use his new powers in service of his country as the first S.H.I.E.L.D. Super-Agent! |
A double story as Dazzler elects to continue as a herald of Galactus in order to spare other inhabited worlds from Galactus' hunger. Also, Dr. Doom double crosses Iron Man when they work together to open a portal through time, trapping Iron Man in medieval Camelot as Sir Anthony, the Man of Iron. |
Rather than learn the ways of the mystic arts, Dr. Strange satisfies himself with going on a journey to find himself, leaving Baron Mordo as the Ancient One's only student. |
Namor prevents Destiny from using the power of the Serpent Crown to destroy Atlantis, saving himself from years of wandering the streets of New York as a homeless man. |
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Charles Xavier knocks the Ruby of Cytorrak from Cain Marko's grasp, but accidentally touches it first himself. |
Mar-Vell realizes that not even he is immune to the effects of carcinogenic gas, and undergoes a thorough physical examination, discovering the cancer years earlier. |
The Vision does not stop himself from taking over all Earth's computers, rather he continues his hostile takeover to bring about a golden age for Earth, based on his own outlook for the planet. |
Professor Reinstein is saved from the assassin's bullet, allowing America to create an army of super-soldiers to fight the Axis powers. |
Cable is branded an outcast by Professor Xavier and goes rogue to protect himself from Xavier and the X-Men. |
The numerous possibilities that come from the romantic choices of Jean Grey. |
When "Death" believes he has murdered Iceman, he retreats further to his dark side, becoming an avenging angel of the vision of Apocalypse that only the strong must survive. |
When attacking the Avengers after gaining the powers of the original Ms. Marvel, she touches mighty Mjoliner, Uru hammer of Thor, and discovers, to the surprise of everyone, that she has the spark of goodness within her that allows her to lift the enchanted hammer to be changed into a version of Thor, complete with not only the conventional powers granted by Odin's enchantments on the hammer, but also with her own powers, as well. |
The Phoenix force takes over the body of Storm, granting her even more power than when it inhabited Jean Grey's body. |
Under hypnosis by the Ringmaster, and under the supervision by Doc Samson as an attempt to cure the Hulk's MPD, the Ringmaster succeeds in merging the Hulk's personas, but the results are unexpected. |
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Wolverine battles Apocalypse in the Savage Land! |
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The debut issue of Wonder Man's regular series finds him trying to get out of the "action hero" role that Hollywood has typecast him as, but his efforts are made more difficult by an unscrupulous agent who sends the ionic powered criminal Goliath after him. Goliath is upset that despite Wonder Man's criminal record and betrayal of the Avengers that he is hailed as a hero, while Goliath is considered a failure. A jealous Goliath wants the life, respect and admiration that seemingly eluded him, but Wonder Man enjoys. |
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The X-Men team with the FF to battle a hostile alien race in outer space! |
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X-Men Wolverine, Bishop and Storm accompany Cannonball and Husk back to their farm in Kentucky where the Guthrie's younger sister is seemingly kidnapped by an anti-mutant cult, which the X-Men later learn is led by Trask and protected by Nimrod Sentinels! Wrap-around cover. |
