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The Infinity Watch - part 4
In Atlantic City Kamala Khan and her school friends Bruno Carrelli, Nakia Bahadir and Zoe Zimmer are skipping school for Ditch Day, the day before Homecoming. At the amusement park Bruno wants to go on the Serpent's Cyclone but the girls persuade him to start with easier rides, and he seems to be enjoying himself. The 4 have promised to communally be each other's Homecoming 'dates'. But as they're being winched up for a big drop Zoe confesses that she's agreed to join Lauren Fletcher on her dad's private jet. The others quickly agree that they'd do the same. Afterwards they split up. Nakia and Zoe queue up for the Wheel while Bruno and Kamala go for 4 rides on the Cyclone. And afterwards Bruno throws up as Nakia predicted.Even more afterwards the pair each have something to ask the other. Kamala wants to know if he's tracked down the Inventors. Bruno mumbles something and I think he was going to ask her to make Homecoming a real date for them. (The Inventors are bird-like humanoids who have taken the names of human inventors. They featured in the Dark Web: Ms Marvel mini-series.)Then they hear a disturbance from a tent with a makeshift sign "The Great Multitude And His Souls From Beyond". Inside they see that a costumed char has brought back a man's dead wife Maria, but the angry man is complaining that his Maria wasn't completely orange in body and clothes. For his part Multitude is angry that the man calls *him* a soulless robot (he prefers 'synthetic person' and he *does* have a soul). Now the audience flees as Multitude creates a giant orange Hulk which grabs his assailant. Kamala turns into Ms Marvel (Bruno knows her secret id) and attacks the Hulk with her elastic limbs, but he falls against the ferris wheel which breaks free from its mooring. And of course Nakia and Zoe have made it through the queue to be on the wheel at this time. Ms M grows big enough to stop the wheel from falling, but is surprised to see giant Hulk helping stabilise it along with giant orange Groot and Thing. This allows Ms M to rescue people from the Wheel by letting them slide down her arms.The police arrive so Bruno and Kamala hurry Multitude away to a back room in the Circle Q convenience store where Bruno works. On the way he tells them about the Soul Stone which has bonded to him and sometimes takes over. But the Stone also gives him the ability to project the soul of anyone living or dead. Bruno says he can hide out in this room for a while. They only use it for gaming and secure Internet searches. Multitude says he can detect the current search looking for the Inventors. Kamala explains that they are cyborg bird-people with the minds of famous scientists, who she stopped kidnapping children for experiments. They've been doing some other stuff lately but she and Bruno can't figure out what they're up to.Next day Kamala's family are getting her ready for the Homecoming dance, even though her mother doesn't want her dancing with boys. Then she gets a call from Bruno that Multitude has gone after they found where the Inventors are. We see him entering a barn with an orange Wolverine, where the cyborgs welcome him to the techno-organic forest they'd built filled with nests and eggs hatching more birds to attack humans (as in Hitchcock's The Birds). They intend to kill off all humans and create a utopia for birds. Mutltitude thinks this isn't right and sics Logan and an orange Captain Marvel on them, and a battle begins.Ms Marvel now drops in to join Multitude and following her prompting he manifests Captain America as well. In retaliation the bird-borgs hatch all their attack birds. On Kamala's theory that birds hate snakes Multitude brings forth the already giant-size Fin Fang Foom. The Inventors run away, and Ms Marvel and Multitude part as friends.Kamala attends Homecoming in a stunning dress. Bruno has a wonky bow tie. Everyone has fun.We see Multitude on top of a train tossing a baseball to the orange 'ghost' of a probably-famous player. Then Prince Otherone, bearer of the Power Stone in his new id Apex, shows up to teach him how to do this hero stuff right (yeah, sure!).Story 2: The Death Stone Saga chapter 4Writer Derek Landy. Artist Sarah Pichelli. Colourist Mattia Iacono. Letterer Travis Lanham. Editor Nick LoweNick Fury Jr visits the grave of Phil Coulson to find it broken open and empty, and the gun and pager he left with the body discarded. He's here because the pager went off last issue. Captain Marvel joins him and asks if Coulson had ever resurrected before. Fury says he doesn't think so (another suggestion that the Coulson who led Mephisto's Squadron Supreme was his creation like the Squad). Carol Danvers detects a strange energy here which is tantalisingly familiar. (Obviously the new Infinity Stone the Death Stone.) Nick isn't sure that Coulson *has* been reborn, maybe just his body has been stolen. But Carol suggests that someone disarmed him, arguing that he was alive. (I don't find that a logical argument.) Fury suggests she go back to running the Avengers while he continues the investigation alone.And we see Coulson tied to a chair and foaming at the mouth.


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Captain America Steve Rogers looks back on his life: growing up in New York, he wanted nothing more than to enlist in his father’s WWI regiment (1st Battalion, 26th Infantry a/k/a the Blue Spaders) while being picked on by the local bully Dougie Huggins. His father died of influenza in 1926; his mother struggled to support them in the Depression, eventually dying young herself, leaving Steve with the advice to never forget the people who help him where he’s going. The orphaned teen works as a delivery boy and when another war breaks out, he and Dougie try to enlist in the 26th Infantry; Dougie makes it but Steve is classed 4-F and rejected. A general overhears Steve’s determined arguments and approaches him outside, offering to arrange something. Steve is inducted into the Blue Spaders, promoted to Captain without explanation and whisked to Washington for a secret mission. There, he is admitted to a secret lab where he becomes a test subject for Dr. Erskine’s Super-Soldier Serum. The test is a success: Steve grows into the perfect human specimen instantaneously. Then tragedy strikes as Erskine is gunned down by a Nazi spy in their midst and Steve leaps into action, subduing the killer who is accidentally electrocuted by a piece of equipment. The new Captain America is given rigorous training and also promoted as a symbol of the nation’s ideals of freedom and justice. As a cover, he is stationed as a private at Camp Lehigh, where one day camp mascot Bucky Barnes discovers his secret. Bucky is recruited as Cap’s sidekick and as Steve Rogers, he serves faithfully with his regiment in the War in North Africa, through the invasion of Italy, the discovery of Hitler’s Final Solution, and into Russia. Meanwhile as Captain America he undertakes missions against Nazi villains like the Red Skull. He is proud of the service of his regiment and personally awards medals to the heroes involved including Douglas Huggins. A twist of fate occurs and Bucky is killed on a mission and Cap drops into the icy Atlantic to be frozen for decades, all the while dreaming of his parents, his comrades in arms, and his nation. Awaking to a world he doesn’t recognize, he serves with the Avengers but he does not consider himself a hero. The heroes are those he has served alongside: the men of the 26th Infantry and the modern superheroes. He does not forget those who helped him get where he is. He attends a reunion of his old regiment and there is only one other member still alive: the elderly Doug Huggins. As they sit together at dinner, Steve recalls that he is Captain Americas but first and foremost a Blue Spader, proud to have served with the real heroes, who fought for their country because it was the right thing to do. "…I miss those boys."


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The Incredible Hulk
Bruce Banner is having a premonition of being naked and menaced by a giant green monster…when he is recalled to reality by Betty Ross. They are sitting in a diner, with Bruce complaining about how her father the General intruded into his gamma bomb experiment. Betty is more concerned about Bruce’s growing dark moods. Bruce returns to the base for the bomb test to an angry impatient General Ross. As the countdown gets underway, intern Rick Jones is spotted clowning around outside. Bruce races outside, pushing Rick to safety just as the bomb detonates. As Bruce lies recovering at the base, Ross comes to tell him to stop seeing Betty, disapproving of the revelations in Bruce’s psychological file. He also informs the scientist that the project is now under military supervision, and that Bruce is no longer required. Later, complaining to Betty over the phone, Bruce’s anger increases over the injustice (and the suspicion that Betty knew about it) until he suddenly transforms into the Hulk. That night, the Hulk appears at the base, destroying the facility and fighting off the soldiers, until he catches a glimpse of himself reflected in a window…. The next day, Bruce and his assistant survey the wreckage of the gamma ray project; Bruce leaves a farewell note for Betty and quietly disappears.


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The Return of the Defenders Part 2: Body Doubles
On their quest to recover Namor’s stolen body, Namor (in Rick Jones’ body), the incredible Hulk, and Doctor Strange arrive at the Pan-Dimensional Publishing Building to confront the source of the demonic encounters. All seems quiet until Hulk discovers the mangled hat of a security guard. They enter the building stealthily and split up to search the building. Almost immediately Dr. Strange encounters a demonized nurse and Hulk and Namor battle a monstrous bodybuilder. Namor, forgetting that he doesn’t have his normal powers in Rick Jones’ body, attacks the gigantic foe and is slapped through a wall and trapped under rubble in a swimming pool. As he’s about to drown, King Neptune appears to him and, to aid Namor in his fight against Neptune’s ancient enemy, grants him the ability to draw strength from water. The newly powered Namor knocks out the demon and together he and Hulk rescue Dr. Strange. Shanzar the Sorcerer, inhabiting Namor’s body, appears to taunt his enemies and explain his plan to aid a disembodied Elder Being, the Wild One, by preparing a body for him to inhabit when he returns to this world. Shanzar then strikes Namor unconscious and takes his body through the dark doorway. Hulk pursues and finds himself plummeting to the street below. As Hulk and Dr. Strange plan their next move, the Silver Surfer joins them. To be continued in Silver Surfer Annual #5.


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Day of Reckoning
Prince Namor leaves a downtown office building one afternoon after a long and pointless meeting, to head back to his desk at Oracle, Inc. Suddenly, a red-white-and-blue shield zips by, narrowly missing him; he looks up to see the Invaders—Captain America, the original Human Torch, and Spitfire—attacking him. Namor manages to defeat them painlessly and go on his way. He is then accosted by the Thing, Mr. Fantastic and the Human Torch; he eludes them and hops in a cab. The cab is intercepted by the Hulk and Doctor Strange, who challenge him. As the fight between Hulk and Namor is about the get nasty, the conflict is interrupted by Invisible Woman, who accompanies Namor to his offices at Oracle. As they approach his floor, she explains that the meeting and the subsequent confrontations were all designed to delay Namor. Delay him for what? Why, his surprise birthday party!


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Story continued from IMMORTAL HULK: THE BEST DEFENSE.
Prince Namor, the Sub-Mariner, consults with his counselors
and makes his decision: Atlantis is in need of allies and so he announces that
he is going to seek out the Vodani, a faction of Atlanteans who went off into
exile centuries ago and bring them back to their rightful home and under their
rightful ruler. His friend Machan advises Namor to take someone along with him
for safety; Namor doesn't see the point as if the Vodani decide to kill him, no
allies will help. Machan also worries that reintroducing the Vodani will push
the people to rebellion in the name of democracy....
Namor sets out, not knowing where Vodan is, knowing only that
it can be reached through the Mindanao Trench. Abandoning his sub, he swims
into the dark Trench, with a luminous sea creature to go ahead of him. When the
pressure becomes too great and the glowing creature dies, he continues,
fighting the weight of the ocean, hallucinating a WW2 battlefield, moving ever
on and on....
Interlude: The killer wearing a ghost costume slays two more
aliens in the massive machine....
One week later and Namor is still fighting monsters until he
no longer recognizes his surroundings; he is surprised by armored warriors who
deliver an electric shock with a trident, knocking him unconscious.... He
awakens in the presence of King Okun of Vodan and his daughter Kataw, who are
contemptuous of Namor's claim to royalty and laugh at his plea for them to
return to the Atlantis they were thrown out of. Okun does not consider the
air-breathers a threat to his kingdom (and we'll find out why later). Kataw
appeals to her father to at least consider an alliance between the two peoples;
Okun orders Namor to prove himself worthy by killing the monster Skrilkrak....
Namor an Kataw enter the Canyon of Sorrows where they are
surprised by the Skrilkrak, a huge squidlike monster with tusks. Kataw shocks
the creature with her electric trident but it only makes it stronger; Namor
suggest she try draining the creature while he attacks it and kills it. Okun
was watching and he refuses to grant Namor an audience as he needed Kataw's
help to slay the Skrilkrak. In fact, Okun has come with troops to kill his
Atlantean foe. Namor clobbers the soldiers but finds himself in hand-to-hand
combat with the King, who threatens to next lead an army to destroy the false
Atlantis Namor rules. Enraged, Namor hurls himself and Okun through the waters
up to the surface where he discovers that Vodan is on another world, a world
without an atmosphere. He chokes Okun to death in the cold of space and while
imagining Kataw as leader of the Vodani, he passes out to await death—but a
silver surfboard flies in, picks him up, silvers him against the harsh environment
of space and alters him to the possibility of another powerful ally....
Story continued in DOCTOR STRANGE: THE BEST DEFENSE.


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The Collective, Part Three
From the SHIELD Helicarrier, Spider-Man informs Iron Man by radio that the mysterious threat Michael bears the energy traces of all the mutants depowered in the House of M debacle. Iron Man orders Spidey and Vision out of there but it’s too late: the SHIELD psi unit has picked up the enigmatic phrase from his mind and Director Maria Hill demands to know what is the House of M? When they balk, she orders them arrested; they try to leave but Vision is shut down remotely by the techs and Spidey put to sleep by a psychic. Meanwhile, Michael is heading straight toward Earth and Iron Man is there in space to stop him; this time Tony has adjusted himself to deconstruct his enemy’s energy field, leading to a massive explosion which hurls Michael back several miles, stunned. But this will only work once—and they don’t know what Michael has become. When he recovers, Sentry arrives to further keep him away from Earth….
Aboard the Helicarrier, Peter is jerked awake by an induced nightmare and interrogated by Hill about the House of M. He refuses and she sets him free—because she was there only to get him to think about the matter so her telepaths could take the info from his mind. Vision has been likewise mined of his data. The Avengers arrive with an angry Captain America in the lead and Hill pulls rank, eagerly anticipating the imminent passage of the Superhuman Registration Act which will bring them all under her control.
The battle between Sentry and Michael is evenly matched but only because the menace has not yet learned how to use his powers. A SHIELD scientist urgently advises them to stop; Michael learns from experience—and they are teaching him to become more dangerous. Plus, it seems that Michael is only trying to accomplish some goal; the destruction he is causing is simply because he is being prevented from reaching it. So Iron Man snatches Sentry away, allowing Michael to continue on his path. As they all watch in curiosity and apprehension, Michael makes his way directly to the devastated island of Genosha….


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Ronin—Part Two
Kenuichio Harada—the Silver Samurai, recently escaped from the Vault—has been brought to the fortress of the Yashida Clan, a powerful yakuza family in Japan; purpose: to offer him the position of leader of the gang in an attempt to unite the fractured organization. Madame Hydra arrives and reveals that Hydra and SHIELD are also falling apart and she kisses him. Harada is still confused over what they all want from him but word comes of an intruder in the compound….
Now we pick up where we left off in the last issue, as Ronin has inadvertently led the assassins of The Hand to Tony Stark’s penthouse, where the Avengers are waiting. A massive battle breaks out on the high balcony, which ends with the ninjas being recalled by their leader for initiating hostilities without orders. Ronin again apologizes for leading the killers to them…then it is noticed that Spider-Woman is missing….
Spider-Woman has flown to the Yashida Fortress to meet with Madame Hydra, who scolds her for not informing Hydra that the Avengers were in Osaka—which was part of the deal for restoring Jessica’s powers. The villainess then orders her double agent to hit her with a venom blast, since the rest of the Avengers are now in sight. Her teammates arrive just as she lets loose a blast. She quickly makes up a story of a long-standing grudge against her foe to cover her odd actions—just as the Silver Samurai appears on the scene….


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The Collective, Part One
The distressed Detroit neighborhood of Highland Park is stunned to find the Avengers arriving and standing around the area. Spokesman Luke Cage explains to the media that it is similar to a program instituted in New York City: an increased police presence in one dangerous neighborhood drives out the criminals, and even when police move on to another area, the crime rate stays down. This is Cage’s contribution to the Avengers: impact superheroing. Suddenly the team is called away by a summons from SHIELD Director Maria Hill. As they head north in the Quinjet, Hill fills them in on the threat: a powerful humanoid of undetermined origin has devastated a small town in Alaska and is cutting a swath through Canada, and the military and Alpha Flight were helpless to stop it (last issue). As the monster moves across Lake Erie to enter the United States at Cleveland, Captain America summons Ms. Marvel to action; the X-Men and Fantastic Four are unavailable. Cap requests the aid of SHIELD Agent Daisy Johnson and Hill agrees, against her wishes. As Cap tries to contact the Sentry, who is having one of his bad days, Iron Man goes down to try peaceful contact with the menace. As the glowing figure at the center of a whirlwind of fire approaches, it halts when Iron Man introduces himself. The figure responds by awkwardly forcing out its name, "Michael," and confirming that it is human. But suddenly the overzealous Ms. Marvel arrives to snatch up Michael and hoist him high into the atmosphere; when she tries to absorb his energy, it unleashes a blast that throws Tony and the Quinjet through the sky—and leaves a flaming Carol shocked and amazed at the power she now possesses—she is Binary again….


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Note: this entire issue is in the form of a post Carol Danvers is making to her blog….
As Ms. Marvel she was in the Rocky Mountains to effect a prison transfer when Ulysses Klaw escaped and fired his sound converter at her. She was able to absorb the shock and send it back at him, causing his body to break up into sound waves and be absorbed into his own device. From a guard at the scene, she learned that the Avengers were announcing their new lineup that afternoon so she flew to Avengers Tower where she was admitted by Jarvis. After greeting her old friends she takes Steve Rogers aside for a confession: he offers her a place on the team but that isn’t it. She had always felt like a second-rate superhero, failing to live up to the ideals of a true hero. During the House of M alternate reality, she had a taste of what it meant to be truly admired and that gave her a goal to shoot for, and until she feels she has truly earned her wings, she can’t accept a place on the Avengers. Steve assures her that once an Avenger, always an Avenger. Meanwhile the others are getting ready to meet the public; Logan refuses to perform in public a monkey and Spider-Man is embarrassed by the bad press he has always gotten, especially from the Daily Bugle. But Tony Stark has a plan: he has invited J. Jonah Jameson, Robbie Robertson, and Kat Farrell of the Bugle to a pre-conference meeting. Captain America and Iron Man assure JJJ that Spider-Man is a real hero and deserving of his place in the Avengers. They offer Jameson exclusive access to news stories about the team in exchange for dropping his anti-Spidey editorial stance. After some prodding by Robbie, Jameson reluctantly agrees, shaking Spider-Man’s hand. Pausing to reassure Spider-Woman, Captain America steps out on the stage to a resounding ovation. Cap speaks of the meaning the Avengers have in his own life and explains why they have decided to reform the team, then he introduces the new line-up: Luke Cage, Spider-Woman, Iron Man, Spider-Man, and the Sentry (plus the absent Wolverine). The bombshell drops later, when they read the Bugle and find that Jameson has gone back on his word, not only denouncing Spider-Man but Wolverine, Spider-Woman, and Luke Cage, while calling Cap and Shellhead’s proposal an attempt at bribery. The disgusted heroes take their leave. Jessica ends up in a bar to meet with her Hydra contact Connelly, who tells her that Madame Hydra survived her fall from the Quinjet (issue #13) and she reveals that Nick Fury has resurfaced, which pleases the enemy spy….


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Breakout, Part One
Six months after the tragedy of "Avengers Disassembled," the team has disbanded, with the members going their separate ways…. A shadowy figure hires Electro to pull off an elaborate plan which will be revealed in a few pages. Meanwhile, at The Raft, New York’s maximum–maximum security prison specializing in super-villains, SHIELD agent Jessica Drew welcomes a group of visitors. They are Matt Murdock, blind lawyer recently outed as Daredevil, his terrified partner Foggy Nelson, and their hired bodyguard Luke Cage. As Jessica escorts them into the bowels of the installation, she explains the stringent precautions taken to ensure the security of the prison—then the lights go out. The blackout affects all of New York City; as Peter Parker is settling down to a relaxing evening at home with Mary Jane, he spies in the darkness as massive electrical discharge coming from the Raft. Suiting up as Spider-Man, he hitches a ride on a helicopter, which is struck by lightning. Spidey swims to the Raft, where he is helped onto the base by Captain America. Inside, Electro opens all the cells and tells the assembled super-villains they owe him huge. Trapped below, Murdock asks Jessica to take him to the prisoner they came to see: Robert Reynolds, the Sentry—possibly the most powerful super hero on the planet. He’s in the Raft because he killed his wife.


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The Collective, Part Four
The depowered Eric Lensherr sits alone in his hovel on the devastated island of Genosha. He is writing an enigmatic statement, whether a manifesto, biography, or suicide note, he hasn’t decided. Suddenly an energy force fills the island—Michael has arrived. SHIELD Director Maria Hill reports to the President, who advises her to nuke Genosha to eliminate the threat; she can’t because the Avengers are on the island. Lensherr is overwhelmed by the forces, which turn out to be Xorn, the mutant who impersonated him once and now needs him to lead the mutant cause. Xorn has assembled all of the depowered mutants’ energies into a single entity called The Collective and possessed the body of Michael Pointer, who was unaware he was an energy-absorbing mutant. No longer needing Michael, Xorn repowers Lensherr as Magneto, and raises all the dead mutants on the island as an army to fight the New Avengers. During this gruesome battle, a SHIELD team arrives and Captain America has them carry out his plan to defeat the enemy: Agent Daisy Johnson uses her powers to create a tremor in Magneto’s brain, Ms. Marvel absorbs and contains the Xorn energies in a field generated by Iron Man, and Sentry flies Xorn into the sun. Michael Pointer, restored to normal, is overwhelmed with guilt at having killed people but still retains some power; SHIELD will oversee his testing and training as a new hero. The comatose Magneto is placed under arrest but the helicopter explodes as he is being taken away, leaving no sign of a body. As the Avengers leave, Maria Hill begins reading Magneto’s book….


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Breakout—Part Three
The next day on the SHIELD Helicarrier, Tony Stark and Steve Rogers are reviewing the events of the previous evening, when they managed to stop 45 villains from escaping, though 42 succeeded…. In the chaos Luke Cage was approached by the Purple Man who gave him the hypnotic command to kills the other heroes, then kill himself, while he threatened to murder Luke’s beloved Jessica Jones and their unborn child. Luke in turn revealed that, due to the drugs administered at the prison, Killgrave’s mind control powers do not work; Luke then proceeded to beat his enemy savagely, until halted by Captain America. Steve tells Tony the incident reminded him of the original formation of the Avengers: a group of unlikely allies, drawn together by fate to face a menace none of them could handle separately, spontaneously form a team. Steve reveals his plan to make the heroes in a new team of Avengers, filling the void left by the disbanding of the old group. Steve approaches Peter Parker at school and offers him a place on the team. Pete agrees tentatively. Steve then drops by Luke Cage’s apartment and Luke accepts, thinking of his daughter. Daredevil declines the invitation, not wanting his personal crises to jeopardize the team. He persuades Jessica to reassume her Spider-Woman identity and serve as the Avengers’ liaison with SHIELD. Their headquarters will be the top floors of the new Stark Tower, and Jarvis will again be their butler. Tony has donated the space to the team, trusting in Cap’s instinct for the team’s success. Meanwhile, outside, Jessica Drew is agreeing to report back to a mysterious figure on what goes on among the Avengers as well as SHIELD….


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At the Daily Bugle newsroom, reporter Kat Farrell takes a call from her mother telling her to look out the window. She does and, along with the rest of the staff, sees the Quinjet heading for the newly transformed Stark Tower….
Meanwhile, Steve Rogers has confronted Jessica Drew about her suspicious behavior on the Avengers’ recent mission in Japan (issues #11-13) and demands to know who she is really working for. Jessica is unable to evade his question and decides to tell the whole story—while putting partial blame on Steve for making her an Avenger: she relates how she was a Hydra agent at 17 and was rescued and recruited for SHIELD by Nick Fury. She enjoyed her adventuring life until her Spider-Woman powers suddenly disappeared. Unable to adjust to the life of an ordinary human, she was approached by Hydra agent Connelly who offered to restore her powers—if she became a Hydra double agent within SHIELD. Jessica realizes that if she refuses Connelly will kill her. She approached Nick Fury about being reinstated to SHIELD, revealing Hydra’s offer; Fury asked her to do it, planning to use her as a reverse double agent against the enemy organization. She agreed, submitting to Hydra’s process; it took seventeen months but her powers were finally restored and then some: she now had the ability to fly. Her time as a double agent put a great deal of stress on her as she had to be living a dangerous lie—then things became more dangerous when Nick Fury had to go underground, severing contact with her. SHIELD reassigned her to routine duty, such as the bodyguard detail that had her at the Vault on the day of the breakout (issue #1). And then Captain America made her an Avenger, an offer that Hydra would not let her pass up. She relates her suspicious that someone bigger is controlling Hydra—as well as the rogue element in SHIELD. She denies knowing where Fury is now—so Steve asks the other Avengers if they believe her, and the others, who were listening secretly, do—except for one point. She must still be in contact with Fury. At this point her phone rings—and Fury reveals he had been listening the whole time too. He then tells them to turn on the television; they do and see that the changes to Stark Tower have excited a firestorm of controversy over its significance. So Tony Stark calls Jarvis and has him set up a press conference….


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Breakout—Part Six
The Avengers find themselves surrounded by SHIELD agents led by Yelena Belova (the second Black Widow). She orders them killed but her men refuse to shoot Captain America. Belova opens fire herself and Wolverine jumps her; only Cap throwing his shield at Logan’s head stops him from killing her. Spider-Woman orders the SHIELD agents to stand down while Iron Man uses a magnetic force to disarm them. Spider-Woman questions Belova about her obviously illegal activities but the agent does not answer. Jessica threatens her and she responds "I work for the same people you work for." Before they can unravel that enigmatic statement, a recovered Sauron unleashes a blast of flame that catches Belova point blank. The Avengers beat down the reptilian villain and set out to find the rogue agents’ base and hitch a ride out of the Savage Land. What they discover is a site where natives are being forced to mine vibranium for constructing illegal super-weapons. Cap leads the team into an assault on the base but they are rudely interrupted by the arrival of missiles which destroy the area. The heroes are protected by Iron Man’s repulsor field. The Helicarrier arrives and Maria Hill tells the Avengers that they had the situation under control and the heroes had been told to stay out of it. Later, Tony reveals that his analysis of SHIELD’s files on the escaped villains shows they had been tampered with, that several prisoners were officially listed as dead. The group plans to pursue the investigation, and Tony offers Wolverine a position on the team, justifying it to Cap as filling the need for a more ruthless member of the team who can go where the others cannot. In an epilogue, a critically burned Yelena Belova is visited in the hospital by her superior who offers her a chance at revenge….


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New Avengers: Disassembled Part 1
In Civil War #1 Captain America refused to become the face of the Superhero Registration Act, and escaped from SHIELD when they tried to arrest him. Now Steve Rogers is hiding out in some warehouse-looking place, and trying to draw while his mind tries to sort the situation out. But he's interrupted when a SHIELD Capekiller squad tracks him down.Steve grabs his shield and defeats them all. The last man down proves to be Dum-Dum Dugan, Steve picks up his communicator and sends a fake message claiming that Cap is dead, to buy himself some time. Then he grabs his uniform and escapes via the sewers to an old secret hideout of Nick Fury that the rest of SHIELD don't know of.Falcon finds him there. Steve is immediately suspicious - how did Falcon know about this place? But Sam Wilson tells Steve that he brought him here once. Still Steve gets Sam to unmask, and answer a question only he should know the answer to (presumably to check he's not a shape-shifter). Wilson assures Rogers he's not going to sign up to the SRA.Steve unveils some of the stuff Fury had stashed here - money and the means to make fake passports and fake IDs. Cap proposes they organise a resistance movement. Falcon is with him, but worries about what the bad guys will be doing while the good guys are fighting each other. And afterwards when there may not be many good guys left, whoever wins.They set out to recruit more heroes to their side. They watch Spider-Man swing by heading for Avengers Tower in the Iron Spider suit Tony Stark made for him. They decide he's too involved with Stark to want to join them. Then they take time out to defeat Shocker who is holding his own against a surrounding police force.The 1st person they do approach is Henry Pym. But Hank says he's on Tony Stark's side, and the 2 of them are working with Reed Richards on stuff for the government. His identity as Yellowjacket is already public. He can't understand why Cap is so against the SRA.Cap and Falcon start to leave but Pym grows to giant-size and stops them. He's sent for the Capekillers who arrive at the run. Cap breaks Hank's nose with his shield then the duo dive out of the window, Falcon grabs Cap and flies off, while Cap deflects gunfire with the shield.SHIELD Director Maria Hill gets there too late to stop them. And Steve Rogers is still determined to find allies.


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New Avengers: Disassembled Part 5
A man called Kenny uses tech to freeze the armour of the Capekillers guarding Avengers Tower, and Tony Stark's password to get to the top floor. Unfortunately he's spotted by butler Jarvis, who sets off an alarm before Kenny shoots him in the shoulder and then turns the alarm off.In the SHIELD Helicarrier, Director Maria Hill is informed that something happened to the Tower guards, but when questioned they respond that everything's OK. Further examination reveals the guards lying on the ground, and the response is an automated message. Hill scrambles some jets.Meanwhile Iron Man has found Kenny, but the intruder has disabled his armour too with a codephrase. It turns out Kenny works for Tony Stark, and he designed the Capekiller armour. But he never expected it to be used against heroes like Captain America. He feels betrayed.Kenny comments that since the Civil War heated up Tony Stark has stopped appearing outside of the Iron Man armour (not completely true). He figures Stark isn't proud of what he's doing and he's hiding from it. But he takes Tony's helmet off so he can see what happens next.Maria Hill has arrived outside the Tower, and learned that Tony Stark can't be contacted. There's also no answer from the Tower, and it's proof against surveillance stuff. And SHIELD have no prepared plan for breaking in to it.Hill decides to go in herself (Nick Fury-style). She's given some James Bond-type gadgets (and of course they all turn out to be exactly what she needs):- A spray that turns a wall to foam for 10 seconds. A watch that's a cloaking device (but don't have it switched on while walking through the foam). Anti-grav shoes. And a handful of little balls that will dampen an explosion. They have also detected that the building's security system has been switched off.If they don't hear from her in 1 minute then SHIELD will storm the building, led by Ms Marvel.Maria goes through a wall into a stairwell, turns invisible, and uses the anti-grav shoes to shoot up to the top floor.Meanwhile (again) Kenny has produced a pocket-sized antimatter generator that will power a matter reversal process that will cause Avengers Tower to collapse to nothing. Only he and Stark will die, and unfortunately Jarvis (the rest of the building is strangely empty). He's told the Internet what he's doing so the Resistance won't be blamed. He's hoping his action will bring the country to its senses and end the Civil War.At this point Maria Hill enters the room and shoots Kenny. But the antimatter device is still powering up. So Hill throws her balls at it, which smother the explosion so only a bit of the room vanishes. SHIELD troops burst in with Ms Marvel and Sentry. But it's all over.Later Hill has a chat with Stark. She tells him she believes she was given the job of Director of SHIELD (to replace disgraced Nick Fury) instead of many better-qualified people because she was only supposed to keep the seat warm until a real candidate took over. And that candidate in her opinion should be him.


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New Avengers: Disassembled Part 3
Jessica Drew wakes in a hotel room hearing about Spider-Man's unmasking (end of Civil War #2 and beginning of CW#3) on the news. Nick Fury arrives unexpectedly but she detects by smell that he's really an LMD, she guesses (correctly) controlled by Maria Hill, Fury's replacement as Director of SHIELD. They engage in verbal sparring as Fury/Hill tries to find out where Captain America's rebels are based (which Spider-Woman doesn't know anyway).Jessica tells Hill to stop pretending to be Fury. But not before making it obvious that she has been working for Fury since he was kicked our of SHIELD. And also possibly that she's been pretending to work for both SHIELD and Hydra (although their cryptic exchange about her having to choose a side sounded more like asking whether she was pro- or anti-Registration). The LMD responds by calling in SHIELD Capekillers to arrest her as a traitor.Later in a cell on the SHIELD Helicarrier facing Hill in person, Jessica tries to deny her triple-agent status. But Iron Man is there, and he's told Maria what Spider-Woman confessed to the Avengers in #14. He says he never really trusted her, and now Captain America's left the team he doesn't have to pretend.Suddenly the lights go out. Hydra is attacking the Helicarrier, and an E.M.P. has even fritzed Tony Stark's armour. Hydra agents rescue Jessica and leave the dead carrier falling towards Rhode Island. But Hill's kevlar saves her from Hydra bullets, and SHIELD get the helicarrier stabilised before it hits the ground.Next we find Jessica on Hydra Island facing her Hydra handler Connelly, who claims that they knew she was working for Fury all along. But now she's seen how SHIELD and the Avengers treat her, he has a stunning offer - she should replace the psychotic Viper as Madame Hydra.Jessica pretend to consider it, but then takes Connelly down, followed by some guards. She makes 1 of them tell her where the power generator and/or fuel dump are. And she leaves the island by boat, with the base exploding behind her.Many days later during which she's been searching for Fury, Spider-Woman enters 1 of his secret bases and finds Cap's resistance group inside. She begs them to take her in, as no-one else will have her.


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The Sentry—Part Two
The story open in a Silver Age comic book as the Sentry battles Super-Skrull and the Void (special guest appearance by Thor!), then we pull back to learn that the comic book is being read by Robert Reynolds, as Captain America and Iron Man attempt to discover who he really is….
One week earlier, Tony Stark made an offer to Wolverine to join the New Avengers, trying to convince the notorious loner that it would be good for his public image and the Avengers need a member who is more cynical and versed in the ways of the world. Today, in battle with the Wrecker, Wolverine comes down for a hard landing after being hurled into the air by his foe. Wrecker demands that Spider-Woman show him how to fly the Quinjet out of there. She responds that she only wants to help. She asks if this is all he wants out of life, an existence in prison or on the run. She asks him what he wants; Wrecker slows down to think…and the recovered Wolverine and Luke Cage punch his lights out and Spider-Man webs him up to wait for SHIELD to collect him. Spider-Woman reveals that she releases a pheromone that attracts men to her; the male heroes now understand their sudden amorous feelings toward her. A hologram Iron Man appears to summon them to Hartford, Connecticut….
Back in the Nevada cave, Bob Reynolds withdraws; his wife Lindy pleads with him to remember, but the memory of her gruesome death is too vivid in his mind. Suddenly a bright light flares up and when it subsides, Reynolds is gone. He finds himself in his normal man form, relaxing at home in Hartford in front of the TV. Emma Frost appears on the tube and tells him to go outside…where the Avengers and a multitude of heroes are assembled on the lawn. Reynolds sinks to his knees and informs them that the Void has arrived and there’s nothing they can do to stop it….


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New Avengers: Disassembled Part 4
Sentry was supposed to be fighting on Iron Man's side in the big battle in Civil War #3-4. But he couldn't bring himself to fight friends. He could kill them all - it would be easy for him. But then the enemy-self Void might return (even though he threw him into the Sun). So now he's run away to the Moon to think about what to do. He could take control and stop the whole thing. (His mental image shows Hulk helping him. Hulk will do anything he says. But Hulk isn't around anymore - he's on Sakaar, Planet Hulk.)But he's forgotten that the Inhumans live on the Moon now. He's approached by some of the royal family (Crystal, Gorgon, Karnak, Triton and Lockjaw the teleporting dog) plus some others. He remembers them from an adventure he shared with them against Red Ronin in his previous superhero career that the world has forgotten about. (This adventure was recorded in the now-missing Startling Stories #92.)Bob Reynolds greets them in peace but Gorgon attacks him, followed by others. Crystal keeps out of the fighting. After his initial surprise, Sentry easily holds them off. But Crystal gives him a replica of Black Bolt's antenna and a bottle of wine(?), which he interprets as a summons to parley. Lockjaw transports them to the king's audience chamber.Medusa speaks for her mute husband and asks Sentry what he's doing there. Bob says he just wanted to be alone, and then he was attacked. Medusa says it's because the Inhumans are at war with humans, which is news to Reynolds. Gorgon doesn't believe his ignorance, but a mind reader confirms it.The seer also discovers his memory of fighting alongside the Inhumans against Red Ronin, which the Inhumans themselves have no memory of. She uncovers the story of how a mutant forced Sentry to make the world forget about his earlier exploits. But now he's back and an Avenger.Now it's the Inhumans turn to discover their ignorance of current affairs as the seer learns about the existence of the Civil War. Medusa allows Bob to explain what's going on to her family over dinner. He says that Nick Fury's Secret War against Latveria increased paranoia, which led to House of M and the mutant Decimation. This made things even worse and produced the Superhero Registration Act. Now the superhero community is split between the Act's supporters and a Resistance who refuse to register.Gorgon's still not happy, but Sentry is invited to stay the night.Crystal brings Bob some more food that night. She felt a connection between them and asked the seer about Sentry's previous time with them. She learned that they had briefly become lovers, which Bob confirms. Apparently it was when she'd just broken up with Human Torch. Crystal makes a move on him now, but he pulls away because he's married.The situation is defused by the arrival of Iron Man to bring Sentry back to the War. IM needs him to win the conflict. Bob doesn't think Captain America will give up until they kill him. Tony Stark is sure that they can take Cap alive, and eventually he'll come to see that Stark's vision of the future is good. Sentry can help shorten the War before too many people get hurt. And afterwards the world will need heroes like Sentry.Then this conversation is interrupted when the rest of the royal family pop in to arrest Iron Man for coming here uninvited. Shellhead blasts blustering Gorgon, but now it's Sentry's turn to defuse things by agreeing to leave with Stark.


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Ronin—Part Three
At the Harada Fortress in Osaka, the Avengers are in a confrontation with the Silver Samurai, who has been approached to lead the crime syndicate, and the assassin’s guild known as The Hand. The Samurai wants answers as to why he was kidnapped by SHIELD and taken to America, the Harada want the Avengers destroyed, and Captain America is seeking a peaceful surrender. As The Hand begins an attack, Iron Man flattens them all with a concussion blast. The conversation turns tense as Cap wants the Samurai to know that a rogue element in SHIELD was responsible for his abduction while the warrior expresses skepticism and intends to publicize the incident. As the authorities are on their way, Silver Samurai plans to tell them that he took out The Hand while the Avengers make their getaway in the Quinjet with the captive Madame Hydra. On their way back to America, Iron Man tells Cap that the Avengers will have to make a public announcement, revealing their recent reorganization, to counter the Silver Samurai’s statements. Meanwhile, Spider-Man is curious about the identity of the masked Ronin, who ignores him. The captive Madame Hydra silently orders Spider-Woman to rescue her, and the traitorous heroine presses the emergency override to the hatch door, launching the villainess out over the ocean. But an unexpected event happens: Captain America stands up just as this is done and he is also ejected. Spider-Woman uses her newly-acquired flight ability to go to his rescue but Cap is too heavy for her. Ronin takes the controls of the jet and Iron Man rockets out and carries his teammates to safety. There is no sign of Madame Hydra, and several Avengers are skeptical of Spider-woman’s claim that it was an accident….
Back at Avengers Tower, Ronin announces plans to return to Japan to keep and eye on The Hand, which is now led by Elektra Nachios. Iron Man is curious as to how Ronin could fly the Quinjet and the masked warrior reveals the ability to mimic any activity once it is witnessed. Who is this mysterious hero with photographic reflexes but no ability to understand what Iron Man or Spider-Man is saying? Ronin unmasks to reveal she is Maya Lopez—Echo—the deaf associate of Daredevil.
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Ronin—Part One
Osaka, Japan: a fearsome armored warrior known as Ronin defeats several gangster with spinning nunchakus, demanding to know where to find the headquarters of The Hand….
Yesterday, Steve Rogers met Matt Murdock in Central Park to tell him that Kenuichio Harada, the Silver Samurai, was one of the prisoners to escape from the Vault recently (issues #1-6). He was then smuggled out of the country by air to Japan. Matt believes it was the work of the Yashida Clan, a powerful but struggling yakuza gang who need the powerful Silver Samurai to unite the splintered group and provide a power base for The Hand. Steve asked for Matt’s help as Daredevil. Matt declined; since his identity was publicized too many criminals and Federal lawmen are hunting for him to risk endangering the Avengers by association. Steve reveals that he had once abandoned his Captain America identity for Nomad….
Ronin enters the secret compound of the Yashida Clan and witnesses yakuza members presenting Kenuichio Harada with his Silver Samurai outfit….and then Madame Hydra arrives and kisses Harada….
Matt told Steve that there was someone who had all the knowledge Daredevil possessed of the Japanese Underworld, including fighting ability…. Steve headed over to contact Matt’s candidate for the job of aiding the Avengers….
Ronin is caught by Hand assassins and fights them to escape from the compound. Ronin soon arrives at Tony Stark’s penthouse apartment downtown where the Avengers are waiting. The mysterious warrior reveals that Harada is in the Yashida fortress…but so is Hydra. Ronin then apologizes for failing them…as The Hand assassins arrive to battle the Avengers….


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Breakout—Part Two
Captain America and Spider-Man see Electro levitating away from the burning Raft carrying a prisoner they can’t identify. Spidey volunteers to head into the prison to scout for SHIELD and comes face-to-face with the waiting escapees. Count Nefaria hits him with energy blasts, knocking the hapless hero into the midst of his enemies; he is mobbed, his mask torn off, and his arm broken by Jigsaw; the other villains deliver a savage beating—until Cap comes to the rescue. Downstairs, as Matt Murdock asks Robert Reynolds for help, Foggy Nelson is seized by Carnage. Jessica (Spider-Woman) Drew and Luke Cage fight off the alien menace while Matt frees Foggy from his clutches and locks him in Reynolds’ cell for his safety. Matt then turns to discover the vengeful Mr. Hyde behind him… In the cell, Foggy talks to Reynolds, telling him that they came to help the Sentry figure out what happened to him and his wife, but now his friends are in trouble and the lawyer tearfully appeals to the incarcerated ex-hero for help. As those friends are having a hard time with their foes, suddenly Sentry bursts out of the cell, seizes Carnage and shoots through the ceiling and into space, where he rips the symbiote apart. This gives Cage the opportunity to punch out Hyde…when the room starts filling with water, courtesy of Hydro-Man. Jessica leads them to safety through the hole made by Sentry and the two groups of heroes unite. Cap is grabbed by Ironclad of the U-Foes and hurled high into the air—where he is caught by Iron Man. Cage is halted by the Purple Man who gives him the hypnotic command to kills the other heroes, then kill himself….


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The Collective, Part Two
Daisy Johnson is sitting on a park bench reading when a jogger tries to flirt with her; she unleashes a bit of her quake power and the Earth trembles, scaring him off. Sharon Carter arrives to bring a summons from Captain America….
At Avengers Tower in Manhattan, a hologram of Iron Man appears and calls the Vision to duty, warning the other Young Avengers to remain at the Tower….
In Cleveland the strange superbeing which called itself Michael has grown to a giant size and is unleashing energy to devastate the city. Iron Man orders the other Avengers away for their own safety. Spider-Woman flies Spider-Man to the SHIELD Helicarrier to aid with the scientific side of the mission. As Iron Man flies into the sky to take energy readings from their foe, his Extremis armor suddenly flies off him and he is saved only by the timely intervention of Ms. Marvel, who has regained her Binary powers. Putting Tony down safely she returns to engage the enemy but is suddenly devastated by a succession of varying attacks—ice, force fields, magnetism, and many more. She is saved by the sudden arrival of the Sentry who carries the monster into space where a battle of cosmic proportions takes place. The Avengers rush to Carol’s aid and once she is focused again, she describes the sensation of being attacked by fifty different powers at the same time, all vying for dominance. Cap speaks the code which allows him to order the Extremis armor to reassemble itself and carry him to where Tony Stark is. In space, the Sentry is hurled into the distance and Michael heads back to Earth….
Aboard the Helicarrier, Spider-Man is studying the energy readings which Tony has sent him and trying to match them against the Avengers files stored on Vision’s circuits. Film of the destruction in Alaska shows that it originated in a post office; a search of SHIELD’s database turns up a postal employee named Michael in that town—one Michael Pointer, who could be the menace they are facing. Vision completes the search and displays the power sources he has identified—and suddenly the screen is filled with pictures of thousands of mutants. Spidey exclaims, "I know what he is."
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Breakout—Part Four
Jessica Drew arrives at Stark Tower to find the New Avengers in a confrontation with Maria Hill, acting Director of SHIELD, via telescreen. Hill tells them they cannot put together a new hero team. Captain America and Iron Man point out that with Cap’s security clearance, they don’t need SHIELD’s permission to form a new team and would like to work with Hill to recapture to escaped villains. Hill and Cap go off to speak privately. When he returns the team goes over their mission: to identify the criminal who was the object of the breakout and recapture him. On security films, Spider-Man recognizes Electro and a computer search traces him to a restaurant in Boston. They board the new Quinjet and head there. At the restaurant, Max "Electro" Dillon approaches his waitress girlfriend Mia and asks her to run away with him; she balks when she realizes he was responsible for the crime in New York. Then the Avengers arrive and Iron Man contains him in a force bubble, rendering him powerless. Luke Cage threatens to beat him up causing him to faint. Spider-Woman has an idea: she leads the team back to the Raft and offers the inmates donuts to rat out Electro. She quickly gets the answer: Karl Lykos/Sauron. Discovering that SHIELD’s file on Lykos is locked, they head to the Savage Land to find him. Iron Man manages the risky landing…and several minutes later the Quinjet is stomped by a Tyrannosaurus Rex. Elsewhere, Luke and Spider-Woman are startled when she suddenly finds Wolverine’s claws at her throat.


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In a series of wordless full-page illustrations, a shaft of flame comes to Earth, landing in a town in rural Alaska. Within minutes the town is a burned-out ruin and in the center of the chaos is a glowing figure in the throes of a mighty rage….
SHIELD Director Maria Hill calls Tony Stark from the Helicarrier to demand an explanation for the public debut of the New Avengers (last issue). She also wants to know about the "House of M," the mysterious incident that caused millions of mutants to lose their mutant gene and become ordinary humans—and this occurring immediately after the Avengers visited Genosha. Tony brushes her off and closes the connection. Seconds later the red alert sounds. SHIELD scrambles to find out what hit the town in Alaska. The source of the devastating attack was in outer space but the energy signature matches no known alien race. Six fighter jets are dispatched to investigate but almost as soon as they sight the glowing man, the planes are shot down from twenty-two miles away. With the menace having crossed into Canada, Alpha Flight is called out. They challenge the enemy but within seconds they are completely defeated. The President is on the phone and orders Hill to call out the Avengers. She is reluctant but when the threat turns again toward the US border, she complies with a curse….


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New Avengers: Disassembled Part 2
Iron Man and Ms Marvel have come to visit Luke, Jessica and baby Danielle Cage at home in Harlem, to ask them to register before the Superhero Registration Act becomes law at midnight. Otherwise they'll be criminals.Jessica says she has long ago given up using her powers, and has no intention of using them for the government, or anyone else. Tony Stark indicates that she'll have to do what she's told, but as a new mother they won't send her against tough opponents.Luke won't tell Stark what he intends to do - they'll have to wait until midnight to find out. IM says SHIELD will come for him at midnight. Cage likens it to negro slaves being dragged from their homes in the 60's.Cage doesn't trust the future Stark is creating. Tony tries the old ploy "If you join us you can help ensure we do it right", but Luke isn't falling for it. Even the deep friendship between Carol Danvers and Jessica Jones is no help in swaying them. So IM and MM leave them to it.The plan is for Jessica to take Danielle to Canada. But Luke is staying to make a point. They'll have to drag him fighting from his home. And he'll just bust out of any jail they put him in.When they say goodbye, a local kid asks Cage if he's going to sign. Luke says no - he'll just sit at home not causing anyone any trouble, and they'll see what happens.At the stroke of midnight SHIELD Capekillers show up at his door, led by Gabriel Jones. Cage comes out fighting, and they have to call in reinforcements. And the local kids are filming it all. The reinforcements are armed with a genetic paralyzer which finally takes Cage down. But a neighbour fires a gun at them, and then the whole neighbourhood erupts with Molotov cocktails and such.The SHIELD Agents don't want to shoot at civilians. But then the situation changes as they are struck by a billy-club and a shield. Captain America and 'Daredevil' are here, alongside Falcon. (Cage expresses surprise because he thought Daredevil was in jail.) The Capekillers are all defeated, and to rub it in Cap's squad escape with Cage in a SHIELD assault vehicle (which they later abandon), and put in a cheeky call to SHIELD Director Maria Hill.In a minimart in Canada Jessica sees TV news of Luke's rescue.


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Breakout—Part Five
A Tyrannosaurus Rex has just destroyed the Quinjet and is chasing the Avengers; Iron Man is chomped by the monster so he destroys it from the inside. ("There’s something I didn’t think I was going to do today.") Meanwhile, in the jungle, Wolverine has his claws at Spider-Woman’s throat; instinctively she grabs him, flips him around and slits his throat with his own blades. This makes him very angry and it takes a lot of effort to calm him down long enough to tell them why he’s there: Logan is tracking down Karl Lykos, having been tipped off that there would be an attempt to break him out of the Raft. The heroes suddenly find themselves surrounded by Mutates and Vertigo uses her powers to put them all to sleep. They awaken naked and immobilized with Brainchild planning to conduct some nasty experiments on them. Captain America calls on Lykos to surrender; Lykos responds that he was imprisoned for refusing to cooperate with the government’s secret Weapon X program and orders the Avengers killed. Tony and Steve have heard enough; the former orders his voice-controlled armor (on the other side of the room) to activate and blast the device holding them in stasis, scattering the guards. The heroes suit up and as the enemy masses for attack, Cap calls out, "Avengers assemble!" Wolverine pursues the fleeing Lykos and slashes him with his claws; Lykos absorbs Logan’s energy and morphs into his Sauron form. He places the Avengers under hypnotic control…and then is suddenly shot in the head. SHIELD agents led by Yelena Belova (the second Black Widow) train their weapons on the heroes, and Belova orders them killed.


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The Sentry—Part One
Spider-Woman reports to Tony Stark that they have a trace on one of the escaped convicts near Long Island and some of the Avengers are heading out to investigate. Tony, meanwhile, suits up as Iron Man and visits a seemingly deserted factory: it is the meeting place for the Illuminati—Dr. Strange, Mr. Fantastic, Professor Xavier, Black Bolt, and Prince Namor. The group confronts him over his reforming the Avengers without telling them; Tony relates how the separate heroes gathered to stop the breakout at the Raft and Captain America saw it as a sign that a new team was needed. Tony then asks if they have heard of the Sentry….
On Long Island a teenage girl is sunning herself beside a pool when a gigantic menacing man stands over her, and introduces himself as Dirk Garthwaite and he wants his stuff back. Her father, Ed Gross, collects supervillain memorabilia and has a private museum in his home. The girl takes Garthwaite to the place and he recovers a costume and a crowbar. He demands that the girl drive him away, and he reveals he is the Wrecker, a villain who, with the Wrecking Crew, once defeated the Avengers. (She hasn’t heard of him.) As the car backs out of the garage, they see the New Avengers—Wolverine, Luke Cage, Spider-Woman and Spider-Man waiting for them. The heroes battle the villain and the Wrecker manages to fling the three men into the distance, then he turns to face Spider-Woman….
Elsewhere, in the Nevada desert, Iron Man and Captain America arrive where SHIELD Commander Maria Hill is waiting, with her troops guarding a cave. In the cave is Robert Reynolds, the hero known as the Sentry, huddled in fear since using his powers to stop the disaster at the Raft (in issue #2) because use of his powers attracts the world destroying Void. It killed his wife and will annihilate the Earth. But the heroes have someone for him to meet: his wife Lindy Reynolds, who is alive and well. There is another person they introduce him to: Paul Jenkins, the comic book writer who created the Sentry, a comic book character. So who is Robert Reynolds?


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At yesterday’s meeting with the Illuminati, Tony Stark asked for information on the Sentry and was startled to find that none of them had heard of the man—not even Mr. Fantastic, who had sent Matt Murdock out to the Raft to interview him (issue #1). Professor X suspected that someone had been tampering with Reed’s brain….
Today, outside Bob (The Sentry) Reynolds’ house in Hartford, the hideous world-destroying Void attacks the assembled heroes, as Bob watches in shock. Invisible Woman, Dr. Strange and Iron Man envelop Bob, Reed, and Emma Frost in their various protective fields, so they can help Bob recover his memories. As the other heroes battle the now flaming monster, Reed appeals to Bob to stop the attacks, but Bob doesn’t see how he can—it’s the Void that’s the enemy and besides, he’s just an ordinary guy. Reed shows Bob a recording he (Bob) had made earlier in a moment of lucidity, explaining to his current self how his mind had been tampered with and that he needs help to deal with this problem—or else to be put out of his misery. Bob reluctantly agrees to open his mind to Emma—and suddenly she’s in his brain, and together they are looking at a panorama of images from his past, with entire sections of his brain closed off by a complex memory repression. The memories of his origin resemble comic book pages and he sees the incident from earlier in the day of Captain America and Iron Man—then Emma spots a blocked off area. She removes the block and suddenly Bob sees Jason Wyngarde, the evil mutant Mastermind, shutting off the Sentry’s mind and convincing him that if he uses his powers the world will be attacked by a deadly threat. What he can’t see is the identity of the enemy who hired Mastermind to do this to him. The shocking revelation causes Bob to panic and run away from Emma, saying "You had no right!!!" Meanwhile, out in the real world, the Void, now morphed into a massive chitinous horned monster is bringing devastation down on the heroes, all the while shouting, "You had no right!"


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Aboard the SHIELD Helicarrier, writer Paul Jenkins is sitting with Lindy Reynolds, bemused by the fact that he’s talking to a person he thought was only a comic book character he had created and nattering on about why he was chosen to bring back the long-forgotten Sentry, when suddenly Lindy collapses—and finds herself within her husband Bob’s subconscious mind. Emma Frost explains that Bob was shocked at the depth of repression of his memories, and while his alter ego the Void is battling the Avengers and other heroes outside, Bob himself has retreated further into his mind. Emma asks for access to a pleasant shared memory that may coax him out of hiding. Lindy offers up a romantic encounter at the beach, the day they fell in love—and suddenly Bob is there. Emma tells Bob it is not his fault. [Outside, Captain America calls a cease fire: the Void monster has stopped moving.] A quick consultation with an old comic book reveals that Sentry’s nemesis was "the General" whom no one now remembers. Emma offers to help Bob recover his memories but they could not restore the world’s memory of him: he would be starting over as a "new" hero. They return to the real world, where Cap and Iron Man offer Bob/Sentry a place in the Avengers, as a second chance, with friends to watch over him. Emma fully unlocks his mind—and he is standing there in his heroic form, costumed and glowing with power: The Sentry! He embraces his wife and it looks like a happy ending. Suddenly a call comes through from Jarvis; the Avengers return to their headquarters to find it has transformed into the Sentry’s long-forgotten watchtower ("Now I know why I got the land so cheap," says Iron Man). The Sentry is home.
Epilogue: Tony Stark meets with the Illuminati and explains the new situation with the Sentry. When asked about the Avengers’ adventure in the Savage Land (issues #4-6), he declines to answer….


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Last issue a new team (mostly the old team) of New Avengers took up *official* residence in Avengers Mansion. Almost immediately they were attacked by demon-possessed Dr Strange and Daimon Hellstrom who were after the Eye Of Agamotto. They'd already attacked the current Sorcerer Supreme Dr Voodoo who had it but he had mystically sent it to Luke Cage, who now has it but is now also possessed and has grown giant-size.Hawkeye tells Jessica Jones to take her baby Danielle Cage out of danger but she hands her to Spider-Man because she needs to help save her husband, and Spidey takes Dani upstairs. Wolverine and Iron Fist urge Thing to grab the amulet from Cage and take *it* away. Ms Marvel wonders if this is another Skrull attack, which panics Mockingbird (the only 1 present who was abducted by the Skrulls in the leadup to their Secret Invasion). Thing makes his move but Luke punches him out of the building and into Central Park. But Cage has dropped the Eye and during the scramble for it his flying wife hits him with a mighty uppercut. Logan grabs the amulet and tosses it after Thing. DrS and Hellstrom menace Jess so Wolverine sticks his claws into their shoulders.The fracas now shifts to the Park. The Eye lands near a picnicking couple who look up to see giant Cage and several Avengers racing towards them, and Thing lumbering from another direction. The panicking picnicking man tosses the amulet away and both Cage and Ben Grimm lunge for it. But Carol Danvers zooms past and takes it away into the sky.. And Thing returns the favour of a punch to Luke.Back in the Mansion Wolvie still has his claws in the possessed mystics and demands to be told who they really are. In response the possessors leave their victims as astral smoke. Peter Parker has come back downstairs and is shocked to see what Logan has done, but is assured that the claws only went in a little way. In turn he has to explain that he's left the baby upstairs but brought the baby monitor with him. Logan tells him to get a doctor. Spidey replies that they have 1 but Logan stabbed him. Then Stephen Strange recovers.Outside Jessica has giant Luke pinned down and is trying to get through to him, but now 1 punch sends *her* flying. So Thing takes over the job and asks who the possessor is but is told that his feeble human mind wouldn't comprehend the answer. Now Mockingbird gets the idea of recording the event (why?) and persuades a bystander to 'lend' her his mobile phone.Inside DrS commends Logan for using physical pain to drive the demons out, but it seems Wolvie didn't know that would work. Spidey's got a roll of paper towel to staunch the wounds and Strange starts to heal himself. But they have to give him the bad news that Luke is possessed too.In the Park Bobbi Morse is recording as Cage tries to persuade Grimm that he's not possessed anymore, but Ben isn't fooled. Then the demon offers to set Cage free if they give him the Eye. Iron Fist asks why they want it and the demon replies that they work for the being that the Eye belongs to. Returned Jessica repeats her attempt to get Luke to fight his possessor, but then Ms Marvel returns as well and makes a counteroffer - free Luke or she'll smash the Eye. The enraged demon throws off Thing and Hawkeye and tries to reach the hovering heroine. She dodges and taunts him then moves in to take *her* turn at a mighty blow to the chin. Big mistake as he grabs her and she drops the amulet.In the Mansion DrS finishes his mystical healing and then does the same for Daimon. Neither of them know who's doing this but Hellstrom somehow knows that they're trying to pull the dimension apart.Outside Danny Rand now has the Eye and Cage is chasing him. But he turns and downs the giant with a blow from his glowing Iron Fist. Everybody else piles on while IF suggests they get Luke inside to avoid civilian casualties and then find Dr Voodoo who might know what all this is about. Then the 4 from the Mansion join them with Hellstrom urging them all to get away from it, but they don't know whether he means the demon or the Eye. But the 2 magic-users detect that the demon has transferred into Danny who still has the Eye.Then Voodoo himself turns up and orders the demon to leave Iron Fist and the Eye and go. The heroes surround him and the 3 sorcerers prepare magic attacks. But the demon and Danny and the amulet disappear in a blinding flash.Luke recovers. Hellstrom and Voodoo blame each other but Ben tells them they've got to help get Danny back. Daimon despairs and Jericho Drumm asks Dr Strange to tell him what to do. Stephen tells them all that without the Eye they forfeit everything, as burning skies split open to let in winged demons.Story 2: Avengers Assemble - the oral history of the Earth's mightiest heroes Chapter 3.Written by Brian Michael Bendis with spot illoes by Arthur Adams & Laura Martin and Darick Robertson & Morry Hollowell.The 1st Chapter (split between current Av#1 and NAv#1) concentrated on the original Avengers #1 and Hulk quitting in #2. In Chapter 2 (in Av#2) the focus was on the WWII origin of Captain America and his return in Av#4.This Chapter covers Cap's partnership with Rick Jones and his complicated relationship with Sub-Mariner.Cap says he'd only had a few years in the early 40s to adjust to his change from frail Steve Rogers to the super-soldier, but now he was being treated like a legend.Rick Jones and Tony Stark remark that he had to cope with being a man out of his time.Thor likens it to his coming from Asgard to Earth.Janet Van Dyne just says she was impressed by him.When Cap met Rick Jones in Av#4 he was struck by how much he resembled his dead young partner Bucky Barnes. And over the following issues he took Rick under his wing.Rick reckons that Cap was just looking for something that reminded him of his old life, and he himself welcomed the excuse to hang out with the Avengers. But he also felt guilty for abandoning his old pal Hulk.Cap admits he was in mourning, and training Rick helped.Tony doesn't think it was weird but Jan and Henry Pym do.Rick remembers that (in the rest of Av#4) he and Cap alone had to save the team from somebody.Cap also can't remember the foe's name (it was a Medusa-like alien who'd turned the Avengers to stone) but he knows that Prince Namor was behind it. They'd been allies in the Invaders but Subby had always had conflicting allegiances and motives.Namor himself says he holds Cap in the highest regard, along with Dr Doom. He's proud to have fought alongside him in WWII but Cap and other surface-dwellers can never understand his responsibility to his Atlantean people and the oceans themselves. And he himself often has to admonish them for how badly they treat the whole planet.Cap claims to understand but says Namor has to pick a side. 1 day he's your friend and the next he's teaming up with Dr Doom.Tony says he didn't know Namor as well as he does now, and thought him very arrogant. And that's coming from someone who *is* arrogant.Hank thinks the attacks on the surface world were more tantrums than terrorism.Jan just comments on the rumours of his relationship with Sue Storm.At the end of Av#4 the Avengers fought Sub-Mariner and Atlantean troops.Cap remembers how he was impressed by their bravery and teamwork. And particularly by Thor.Hank remembers this as the team's 1st big win. But they couldn't have done it without Cap.Tony was impressed by how the relatively-powerless Cap took Namor on.Then they immediately invited Cap into their ranks, without even a meeting to discuss it.The next Chapter in Avengers #3 moves on to Baron Zemo and his 1st 2 iterations of the Masters Of Evil in Av#6-7.


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Squirrel Girl
tells the Avengers oral history project that being nanny for Luke Cage and
Jessica Jones’ baby Dani is a very strange occupation….
At Avengers
Mansion, Ms. Marvel, Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, Luke Cage, Jessica Jones, and
Wong were watching Wolverine spar with Iron Fist. Wolverine wins the battle and
then he calls out Squirrel Girl for his next challenger. Luke objects but
Jessica wants to see what Doreen can do. Doreen takes down Logan and then turns
her back on him to cheer herself and he grabs her by the neck—and then she
suggests he turn around and he is surrounded by squirrels….
She then relates how
she was walking through Washington Square when she heard a cry for help. She
sees a couple of men attacking a woman in an alley and rushes over to take them
down easily. But the woman stares into the sky at an entire squadron of Sin’s
Nazi war machines. She takes on a couple, able to scale the machine to defeat
the operator and skip off before he can respond. She dashes back to the Mansion
where the Avengers are preparing to evacuate. Jessica leaves baby Dani with
Doreen and they all leave. The building goes into lockdown as a half dozen
battle suits surround the building and open fire….


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After a round of demonic possession Iron Fist was taken to an otherdimensional realm with the Eye Of Agamotto. Due to his protection by the sigil of the dragon Shou-Lao on his chest he wasn't instantly disintegrated plus the adversaries couldn't take the amulet from him. Meanwhile the sky over New York turned orange and was rent asunder letting in an army of unknown silent ghost-like demons to be fought by the New Avengers plus Dr Strange, Daimon Hellstrom and Dr Voodoo, the current Sorcerer Supreme. Then the head foe revealed himself to Danny Rand as the (dead) Ancient One, DrS's old mentor, who claimed that this was all Stephen Strange's fault.We open with Luke Cage, Mockingbird, Ms Marvel, Spider-Man, Thing, Victoria Hand and Wolverine attacking demons in various ways. But Spidey is also trying to convince his allies that it's not doing any good.So we cut to the 3 mystics now convened in the New Orleans Sanctum Sanctorum of Jericho Drumm. 2 of them are studying magical tomes but Hellstrom protests that with what the 3 of them know between them they should be able to figure out what's going on without all this reading. DrV ignores him and asks Stephen to consider old foes like Baron Mordo, Dr Doom or the various rulers of the Dark Dimension. Strange dismisses this because it wouldn't benefit any of them to let others invade the place that they themselves covet. Daimon suggests it's some crazy who just wants to destroy the place. Strange admits various possibilities but wonders why they need the Eye to succeed. Hellstrom points out that they now *have* the Eye so they *are* succeeding. DrS asks as he has before who could be powerful enough to earlier possess both himself and Daimon, Son Of Satan? Jericho reminds them that the demons took the spirit of his dead brother Joshua as well as Iron Fist, and he hopes that the 2 of them are battling the foes somewhere. Stephen doesn't hold out that much hope. Hellstrom asks them to show him what's happening back in New York. DrV complies and they see the scene of chaos described above.Cage suggests to the others that they should call the other Avengers and the Fantastic Four. But then he's literally smothered by a horde of wraiths. Until he's rescued by his flying super-wife Jessica Jones zooming in after taking their baby Danielle to her mother Alisa in New Jersey (who has never approved of Luke). But the demon assault is relentless. As she flies him above the carnage Ms Marvel flies past and tells Jess to drop Luke in the middle of the Guggenheim Museum where the demon horde seems thickest. But she herself is going to fly through the rent in the sky to see what's on the other side and hopefully close it.The 3 mages think this is a very bad idea and Dr Strange sends his astral self to Carol Danvers' side. The superstrong woman finds the hole isn't hot as she expected but still screams with pain as she enters it. Jessica lets her husband fall, with his willing consent, and flies to her friend's aid. Strange pulls Danvers' screaming astral self from her body which also starts to fall, but Jess catches it. And on the ground Thing catches Cage's heavy body. Astral DrS takes astral MsM to the Guggenheim roof and telepathically tells Jessica to bring the body here. Cage, Thing and Hand fight to stop demons converging on them while Stephen gets Carol's soul back into her body.But no sooner has he finished than the demons withdraw, the sky lightens and the rift closes. It's last act is to drop a body into the sky.. Recovered Ms Marvel flies to catch it, and DrV and DH teleport with DrS's body to join the crowd. Everyone is astounded and relieved to see that the falling man is Iron Fist (with the colours of his costume transformed from green & gold to white & gold) still holding the Eye. But they're confused when his 1st action is to punch Strange (whose body and astral self have obviously been reunited). Danny claims that he's met the Ancient One who told him that Strange stole the Eye from someone. And all this trouble is because the Eye shouldn't be here on Earth and arrogant Strange has always known it. Stephen protests that the AO himself gave him the Eye (which is true). He asks how the dead AO appeared to Danny, but Rand keeps asking him *who* the amulet belongs to. DrS asks Danny for the Eye but IF just says that the demons will return worse than ever unless Strange answers the question.Story 2: Avengers Assemble - the oral history of the Earth's mightiest heroes Chapter 6 part 2.Written by Brian Michael Bendis with an illustration by Scott Kolins & Wil Quintana.Part 1 of this chapter was in Avengers #5. It covered the original Avengers resigning except Captain America (and Rick Jones). Hawkeye was recruited. Now this half continues with the arrival of Quicksilver and the Scarlet Witch, mutants who had previously been in Magneto's 'terrorist' Brotherhood Of Evil Mutants.Pietro Maximoff sent a letter to the Avengers asking if he and his sister Wanda could join. Henry Pym remembers Tony Stark being interested but he himself wanted to arrest the terrorists. Stark thought everyone deserved a 2nd chance, but mainly he wanted mutants on the team to counter anti-mutant hysteria. The X-Men were mutants fighting for mutants but he wanted the Avengers to be bigger than that. Janet Van Dyne thought it was a mutant trap but Stark didn't see what it would gain them.Hank says he was won over when he met them. They were just teenagers who'd had a bad start. Jan says Wanda is now 1 of her best friends. Magneto was actually their father but they didn't know that. Their mother had died birthing the twins in Wundagore, hiding so that their father couldn't find them. Pietro says they were adopted by gypsies who told them they were orphans when they were old enough to understand. The twins developed their powers but didn't know anything about mutants. They had to flee the village when Wanda accidentally started a fire. Jan thinks it was the 1st time Wanda used her power and the fire killed her adoptive mother. But Pietro denies that bit.Cap tells us that the twins taught each other to read and write. And to speak English, French and Spanish.Jan says they eventually realised they were mutants. Pietro says they were relieved to discover there were other people like them. And when Magneto saved them from another angry mob they were happy to join him. They still believe he didn't know they were his children but Jan can't believe the coincidence. She thinks he knew he was their father but hid the fact for his own twisted reasons. Pietro just remembers that they were in a group that wanted them. Even when Maggy had them fighting the X-Men and committing acts of terrorism he tried to ignore how wring it was.Scott Summers says he always knew Wanda didn't belong in Magneto's Brotherhood. He tried to get through to her but her overprotective brother told her they had to do what Magneto wanted. And the X-Men were afraid of her because of how powerful her ability could conceivably be. They were relieved when they heard that the twins had joined the Avengers. Wanda had gotten away from her father, now he hoped she could get away from her brother. Jan says Pietro is annoyingly unlikeable but but he had a rough childhood and he really cares for Wanda. Tony says he fancied her as soon as he met her but 1 look from her brother warned him off.Cap says it was a shrewd move of Pietro's to join the Avengers because it changed public perception of the pair and kept them safe from Magneto. Pietro says they were in hiding and had vowed never to use their powers again. But the Avengers' membership drive was a lifeline.Clint Barton says he was exited to join the original Avengers but the final line-up was a big disappointment. Jan says Tony held a press conference to introduce the new team, but the press were somewhat underwhelmed. Clint and Cap remember the headline "Captain America's Kooky Quartet". Clint is embarrassed looking back at his arrogance in thinking he'd make a better leader than Cap. But Pietro remembers it as a big moment for him and Wanda.Chapter 7 in Avengers #5 will consider reactions to the new team, centred around their meeting with the Swordsman in Av#19-20.


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Someone not of this dimension possessed Daimon Hellstrom and Dr Strange in an attempt to get the Eye Of Agamotto from Dr Voodoo, the current Sorcerer Supreme. DrV passed it to Luke Cage of the New Avengers in Avengers Mansion, but he got possessed too and went giant-size. The NAv fought him out in Central Park, and Iron Fist got the Eye. DrS and DH got depossessed and DrV turned up. But Luke's possessor jumped to Danny Rand who then disappeared with the amulet. And the sky split open to spew demons.But we start by looking in on Victoria Hand, Norman Osborn's right-hand woman who (in #1) Commander Steve Rogers persuaded the NAv to accept as their liaison with him. She was as unhappy about it as they were, and now she's sitting in her car taking out her frustration on the innocent vehicle. That's when the sky turns orange and starts raining demons.However we immediately go somewhere else where Iron Fist finds himself in a white space. Then 2 voices start talking about him. The possessor is explaining to his boss how he brought Danny here with the Eye. The boss just complains that IF still has it and not *him*. The minion points out that the mortal's body should have disintegrated as soon as it arrived. The boss says that the body is obviously protected, and asks *Danny* why he's still alive here. Danny points out that he doesn't know where here is, or who the 2 voices are.Now at last we get back to the New Avengers. They all expect the 3 magic guys to tell them what's going on and where Danny went to. But they don't recognise the species of demon. (Daimon thinks he does but Stephen Strange tells him he's wrong.) Ms Marvel leads Spider-Man and Thing into attacking them anyway. DrS says he and the other 2 mages must go to DrV's Sanctum Sanctorum to research the problem, and they magically teleport away. Luke tells his wife Jessica Jones to go get their baby Danielle Cage from Avengers Mansion and take her to Jess's mother in New Jersey. Wolverine suggests they need a nanny (and they'll get 1 in #7) as he, Luke and Mockingbird join the fray.Spidey and Thing exchange banter while they fight, and drag Ms Marvel into it when she admits she's never seen Ghostbusters because she's always busy with stuff like this. Spidey wants Ben Grimm to say "It's clobbering time" but Thing thinks he needs a new catchphrase for the new team. Spidey says he's got to give his fans what they want, which is why he's continuing with the jokes even though he's terrified.Flying Jessica lands in front of the Mansion to be barred entry by demons She uses her super-strength to battle through them, mentioning that she hasn't done super-stuff for years and she wasn't very good at it when she did (as teenage Jewel in flashbacks in her Alias series and later as Knightress in an fb in Pulse #14). Then a voice asks her if she can fly. It's Hand with a big gun from the boot of her car (that she also brandished in #1). Jess zooms into the air and Victoria blasts the demons. Jess says she needs to get her baby, so Hand tells her to go while she holds the demons off. Jess thanks her (who she'd previously disliked). Luke sees Jess and baby flying away so he can now turn all his attention to beating up demons with MB and Logan.The 3 mystics arrive at Voodoo's place and Dr Strange starts speed reading his eldritch tomes. Daimon wants to know who's powerful enough to possess him and DrS. Stephen Strange admits he doesn't know the answer. And Jericho Drumm admits to being a complete failure at being Sorcerer Supreme to let all this happen, including letting them take Iron Fist and the spirit of his own brother Daniel (in #1).Iron Fist is also still trying to figure out who's behind this. The boss voice recognises the emblem of the dragon Shou-Lao on Danny's chest, and it is that protection which has kept him alive here. He offers to let him go if he hands over the Eye. But of course IF figures out that the same protection means that the 'boss' can't just *take* the amulet. So he offers a counter-deal - let him go and he won't get Dr Strange to destroy him. This angers the foe and the very fabric of the white space starts to attack the hero. The 'villain' impugns Stephen Strange's honour and reveals himself as the Ancient One, the man who taught Strange all he knows. And he blames the ex-Sorcerer Supreme for what's happening.Story 2: Avengers Assemble - the oral history of the Earth's mightiest heroes Chapter 5.Written by Brian Michael Bendis with spot illoes by Eric Powell, Arthur Adams & Laura Martin and Darick Robertson & Morry Hollowell. and Carlos Pacheco & Jesus Merino & Steve Oliff.Previous chapters have covered the birth of the Avengers (#1), the resuscitation of Captain America (#4) and Baron Zemo's Masters Of Evil (#6-7). Now we move on to the introduction of Kang The Conqueror in #8.In the conceit of this 'book' Kang actually contacted the author to add his own comments. But he did it 3 years too early and actually inspired the idea of the book in the 1st place.Kang explains that as a time-traveller he's created multiple alternate versions of himself. He's seen the creation of the Earth and its final destruction. Along the way he's gathered future technology way beyond the comprehension of current humanity. And he's even been a Pharaoh.Reed Richards says the Fantastic Four 1st met him in Ancient Egypt when he was Pharaoh Rama-Tut (in FF#19). They used Dr Doom's time machine to go back in time to find a fabled cure for Alicia Masters' blindness. Ben Grimm's girlfriend doesn't know why he concentrated on that. Reed says he blamed himself for the team's origin (FF#1 obviously) which left Ben stuck as Thing, which he couldn't cure. So he sees now that he got obsessed with Alicia's blindness as a substitute. Also, visiting Ancient Egypt would be interesting. Ben comments that it was interesting if you like the smell of camel dung.Kang says that if any of the FF had produced an autobiography (like this 1) then he would have known about their meeting beforehand and been prepared for them. He knew everything else about their adventures in the current era. He relates how he was born in 3012 in an age of peace and enlightenment. But he was born with the soul of a conqueror and there was nothing left to conquer. So he became a time-traveller and went back in time to become Rama-Tut.Thing says that Rama's future tech made him a tough foe but they eventually made him flee in his time machine. Kang denies being chased off - he left because he'd finished what he wanted to do. Thing says they found the cure for blindness but couldn't bring it back to their own time. Reed hand-waves that it was because the cure was radioactive.Kang says he met Dr Doom (in FF Annual #2) and they realised that they were related in some undetermined way. (A footnote says that Doom declined to comment.) But meeting Doom and the FF made Kang realise that Time Of Heroes (as his history books call it) was the time that would give him the most challenge and satisfaction to conquer.Henry Pym remembers that the US Government itself asked the Avengers to stop Kang when he attacked in #8. And this made the team legitimate. He and Tony Stark think Kang is a big danger because time-travel, especially stealing future weapons and bringing them to the past, can have consequences that Kang himself can't control.Stark adds that Kang's tech is so superior he can't remember how they defeated him. Rick Jones says *he* was the reason. He and his Teen Brigade flattered the villain's ego to give Wasp time to fly to Avengers Mansion to get a weapon that would work against him. Captain America praises their teamwork. Stark comments that Kang ran away again.Pym asks rhetorically why Kang doesn't just go back and kill the heroes when they were children, and answers his own question by claiming that the Avengers have had such a big effect on the Earth's history that it would be too dangerous to remove them. Kang's explanation is that he lives to conquer as a warrior and such a tactic would be beneath him. But Stark thinks that eventually frustration at always being defeated might make him do it.Chapter 6 part 1 in Avengers #4 will take us through the big change in #16.