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Ultron took over the world and trashed it a few days ago. Last issue we learned that it happened overnight (at least that was the time in New York).This issue we continue following the band of heroes in New York, but we also take a look at another ruined US city. Last time it was Black Widow and Moon Knight in San Francisco. This time it's Black Panther, Red Hulk and Taskmaster on a rooftop in Chicago.Taskmaster uses high-powered binoculars to scope out an Ultron robot 1.2 miles away. He gives Red Hulk the location. Rulk leaps and lands on the robot, tearing its head off. Then he leaps back to his companions with the head.But he's not quick enough, and he's followed by more Ultrons. Rulk tosses the head to Panther and Taskmaster, and holds off the robots while they escape. Unfortunately a stray blast sends the other 2 tumbling down a stairwell. Panther breaks his neck, leaving Taskmaster to flee with their prize.Back in the ruins of New York, Spider-Man is trying to get the other heroes motivated. But losing some of their heavy-hitters like Cyclops, Hulk, Thing and Thor (all supposedly before #1) has them dispirited. And Luke Cage lost his wife Jessica and their baby.But Captain America reminds them of what they learned from Spider-Man last issue, after Hawkeye rescued him from Hammerhead and Owl in #1. For some reason Ultron is willing to play favourites with people who bring him heroes, dead or alive. Tony Stark thinks it's because Ultron has programmed twisted 'emotions' into itself, so that it doesn't just want to wipe out mankind, it wants to make them suffer. Especially the heroes that opposed it.Hawkeye vents his anger at the absent Hank Pym for creating Ultron long ago. Tony tries to defend him, but Barton reminds Stark how he blamed Clint for risking their exposure by rescuing Spider-Man - Pym's action had much worse consequences.Cap brings the discussion back to the important topic of what to do now. He suggests they give Ultron what he wants, to get someone inside his stronghold.The 'victim' should be someone who can take punishment. Luke Cage and She-Hulk both volunteer. Jennifer wins the argument, and Luke offers to be the 'seller'. Wolverine wants in, but Cap says they don't want adamantium Ultron to get his hands on more of the metal from Logan's skeleton.Cap figures it won't be safe to stay where they are once Jen and Luke are in Ultron's hands. They'll go to the Mutate village in the Savage Land, and the other other 2 can join them there if they make it out.Cage and She-Hulk go out into the open, and Luke knocks Jen out (The blow causes several unstable building to collapse.) Then he carries her over his shoulder. Soon he attracts some Ultron robots, and he says he wants to trade. The robots lead him to a futuristic building in the heart of NY. Cage carries She-Hulk inside, where he finds that he isn't facing Ultron. Instead it's Vision with his lower half missing.


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Private investigator Jessica Jones, in her office at Alias Investigations, has presented a client with photographic evidence that his wife is a mutant. The man takes it badly, progressing from cursing and bitterness, to insulting Jessica, then assaulting her. She responds by hurling him through the window of her office door. When the police arrive, they discover that Jessica is the former superhero Jewel; she is guarded and dismissive of her past and the visit ends badly. Later at a bar, she encounters Luke Cage and they have a drunken one-night stand.
Going to her office the next morning, she finds a client waiting for her, a stylishly dressed woman who wants Jessica to find her missing sister. The sister, Miranda, met a man she fell for and soon after that she cut off all contact with her family and now the client is worried and wants Jessica to find her and see if she is all right. Jessica finds an address on the internet and stakes out the house that evening with a video camera. Miranda receives a visit from a large handsome man. At two AM his beeper goes off and he leaves. Jessica is puzzled when the man does not leave by the front door. She looks up to the roof to see the man standing there; he changes into Captain America and races away over the rooftops. And Jessica has his unmasked identity on tape….


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Private eye Jessica Jones is attacked in her car by the huge and brutish Man Mountain Marko. He grabs her and taunts her with sexual threats until she boxes his ears and knocks him to the ground. She proceeds to punch him savagely in the face until he gives her the name of his employer. She confronts the man, a millionaire named Zoumas, on a golf course by tossing Marko’s body in front of him. Excusing himself from his bodyguards, he tells Jessica that the whole plot against Captain America was part of a scheme to discredit President George W. Bush and elect Steven Keaton on an anti-superhero platform. And that if she tries to expose his part in it, he will destroy her reputation and have her killed. As she stands there, she gets a call from Clay Quartermain, asking her to leave quickly: there was a bug planted on her and SHIELD has Zoumas’ confession on tape. As she makes it to safety, SHIELD copters arrive to arrest Zoumas and his henchmen. Shortly thereafter, Steven Keaton drops out of the Presidential race. That evening, she receives a visit from Steve Rogers, and she gives him the tape exposing his identity. He asks her why she gave up the hero game and she tells him that she was lacking in the larger-than-life quality needed to inspire people. Steve thanks her for being one of the three people he has met in his long life who would have put her life on the line to protect him. He advises her to call Carol Danvers, who was a friend to her in the old days. After Steve goes, Jessica picks up the phone and dials Carol….


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Old soldiers never die...
A year after the end of WWII, the All-Winners Squad foil Madame Death and Future Man's plan to bring an invading army from the future when Captain America accidentally sends the duo into the distant past.All-Winners Squad are Human Torch (the android) and Toro, Miss America, Sub-Mariner, Whizzer plus Captain America and Bucky. But the original Cap and Bucky went missing at the end of the war. To keep up morale, they have been secretly replaced. The new Captain America is Jeff Mace who used to be the Patriot. Bucky is Fred Davis. Jeff is finding it hard to live up to the reputation of Cap, and also hard to be in the spotlight.The press keeps suggesting a romance between Miss America and Captain America. But actually Miss America and Whizzer are dating.The Squad are attacked in Times Square by zombie American soldiers who want to regain their lives in exchange for the lives of others. Zombie Cap and Bucky turn up. Jeff Mace offers to give up his life for both of theirs.But Toro uncovers an invisible Madame Death. It is all a plot for revenge.Madame Death and Future Man spent years in the past. Future Man repaired his time-machine, but died before they could return. Madame Death came back without him.A bomb detonates in the time-machine. The Squad save each other, but Madame Death is fatally wounded, and goes to join Future Man in death.Miss America reveals her romance with Whizzer to the press.The Squad's HQ has been destroyed. But Jeff Mace knows a man who will let them use his new building, the Baxter Building.


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Years ago, after an adventure that left the Falcon seriously
injured, he explained to Captain America that he couldn’t stop
fighting until the world was made better….
Now, many years later Sam “the Falcon” Wilson is the new Captain America; he arrives in India
on the next step in Hydra’s scheme to cause sterility in the world’s. Searching
for the villains’ base, Cap is attacked by the huge Armadillo; he tries to keep
the hulking baddie away from the innocent crowds but Armadillo tells him that
Hydra has promised to cure him. Cap is seized and immobilized by the Cobra; Cap
appeals to Armadillo’s better side and the lumbering villain clobbers Cobra.
Armadillo promises to destroy the plane that is to spread the contagion and
advises Cap to head for the Hydra site in Florida which will infect the entire USA
with contaminated fleas….
Heading back to the elevator that is a conduit through time
and space, Cap joins up with Misty Knight, fresh from Madripoor where she
defeated Viper. Cap heads to Florida
where Lucas, the boy whose mutated blood is the source of the threat, is about
to take off in a rocket plane. Cap quickly takes out Crossbones and assaults
Baron Zemo. Enraged by Zemo’s murder of Nomad, Cap furiously battles the
sword-wielding villain who is gloating over the deed. Cap knocks Zemo out and
tries to stop the plane but the villain rises and overpowers him, as Lucas
speeds off and drops his deadly cargo. Zemo mocks the defeated Cap…and then his
sword falls….


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Flashback: Sam Wilson, fresh off his first week as the new
Captain America,
talks with his sister about her kids and she reminds him of his long-time dream
to have a family of his own….
Now Cap is in flight, pursuing Baron Blood who is carrying a
bomb which will release the mutant blood to sterilize the world’s
population—except for the Hydra killers who have taken the antidote. The fight
in the air is brutal as the combatants crash into a unoccupied office building.
Blood hurls the hero away from him and soars into the stratosphere….
At Hydra’s Florida
base, Nomad is battling Batroc so that he can stop Baron Zemo from detonating
the bomb. Nomad maneuvers Batroc into leaping from the hangar port….
Cap reaches Blood in space and bashes him; Blood spits a
mouthful of blood into Cap’s face which will sterilize him as well. In Florida, Nomad is beaten
down by Zemo who turns to press the detonator; Nomad hurls Zemo’s sword,
skewering the villain through the back. Nomad tells the critically wounded Zemo
that he has no qualms about killing; Zemo agrees and an explosion destroys the
building….
In space, Cap tears the bomb from Baron Blood and hurls it
into the distance where it detonates far from Earth. With an unconscious Blood floating
in the stratosphere, Cap drops into the ocean. As his life flashes before his
eyes, Sam recalls his mother telling him that his father was willing to die to
save others…. Cap is rescued by Misty Knight, shows him the captive Lucas and the
recovered Redwing. Cap is also given the antidote to the mutant blood which she
took from Viper….
Cap returns to SHIELD HQ where he learns that Nomad—Ian
Rogers—is presumed dead. He assures Steve Rogers and Sharon Carter that their
adopted son died a hero. Sam also gives great credit to Misty Knight…then Nick Fury Jr.
tells him that Misty does not work for SHIELD….


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Sam Wilson, the all-new Captain America, recalls his father’s
commitment to do what’s right which leads to his present problem. He and the
new Nomad (Ian Rogers) have invaded a Hydra stronghold and been teleported to a
mysterious locale where they came face-to-face with a cadre of Cap’s worst
enemies. A mad free-for-all breaks out; Ian will hold off the baddies while Cap
gets the captive boy Lucas to safety. Baron Zemo sends Crossbones after Cap to
recover the boy whose blood is essential to his schemes.
Exiting the building, the high-flying new Cap discovers he
had been teleported to Bagalia, a sovereign nation run by and for criminals.
Pausing to gain his bearings, Sam is shocked when his charge pulls a gun and
shoots him—after all, who said Lucas was a prisoner? Wounded in the shoulder,
Cap flies off clumsily and crashes into a sex club. Crossbones arrives with
guns blazing and the clubgoers start taking bets on the outcome—as a mystery
woman in red-and-white takes interest. The much larger and stronger Crossbones
soon gets the upper hand, with a knife poised just inches from the hero’s
face—then the mystery woman arrives and knocks the villain out. On the run she
unmasks to reveal herself to be Misty Knight on a deep undercover
assignment—which she has just blown. She tells Sam of her discovery: that the new
Hydra has infiltrated everyone, even the Avengers, Inhumans, and X-Men….
Back at the Hydra stronghold, Nomad has been strung up by
his ankles. Baron Zemo explains that the spread of the Terragen Mist has
changed Lucas: his blood contains a toxin which sterilizes human beings.
Hydra’s agents all over the world have been given an antidote so they will
survive when the rest of humanity goes extinct. Zemo then slashes Nomad’s
throat with a knife….Other Cap baddies include Armadillo, Baron Blood, Batroc, Cobra, Sin, Taskmaster, Viper.


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New Captain America Sam Wilson and Misty Knight return
through the teleportation device/elevator from Bagalia to find Nomad dead, his
throat cut by Baron Zemo. Misty has to talk him into overcoming his despair and
continuing on his urgent mission. Cap heads though the elevator to find himself
on a World War 2 battlefield and realizes Hydra is trying to change history. As
he looks on he sees Nick Fury and the Howling Commandoes killed by tank fire.
Sin, the Red Skull’s daughter, emerges from the tank and orders him taken
prisoner. Soon Cap is chained down to a small tank while Sin describes how she
is going to break him. She repeats the old deception about how Sam was an inner
city criminal turned into a hero by the Red Skull’s use of the Cosmic Cube in a
plot to trap Captain America.
Cap breaks his chains and confronts Sin. She coolly reveals that her Sisters of
Sin are poised throughout the USA
to assassinate all of Sam’s family members. She reasons that simply killing the
new Captain America
will make him a hero and call down the vengeance of Steve Rogers and the other
Avengers. Her plan is simpler: he will drop his Falcon wings off a cliff and
then leap to a disgraceful death or his family dies. As she counts down his
five-second limit, he calmly throws his wings over the edge and steps off the
cliff. Sin rushes to report her victory to Baron Zemo, Taskmaster, and the others via a
telescreen. Zemo announces that the moment to detonate the bombs across all the
locations. Hydra members all inject themselves with the sterility formula. She
gloats over how she has proved herself superior to her father—just before Cap
flies up and clobbers her. His wings were caught and returned by Redwing in
midair. She dashes off to launch the bomb and Cap hurls his shield causing the
huge device to tip over. Cap tries to rescue Sin but she kicks him away and is
crushed by the falling bomb. It detonates as Cap heads back to civilization to
save the world….


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Prologue: A bigot is arguing with his daughter about how Sam
Wilson is not qualified to be Captain America because he hasn’t earned
the right….
As the plane carrying the disease–infected fleas takes off
on its grisly mission, Baron Zemo has the New Cap at his mercy, pressing the
point of his sword slowly into the hero’s chest; Cap grips the blade (ouch),
injuring himself painfully, pushes it so that the hilt knocks out Zemo and then
he dashes to the end of the runway and begins to concentrate. Zemo assaults him
again but Cap has achieved his goal: swarms of bird come flocking after the
plane, eating all of the fleas. As Zemo prepares a killing blow against Cap,
Nomad suddenly arrives to take on the villain so that Cap can pursue the
plane. Birds damage the craft which goes into a dive but Cap swoops in and
snatches the boy to safety.
Back in the Hydra base, Zemo is able to contact Taskmaster and
order him to launch his deadly pod—but Misty Knight has caught up with the
mercenary and paid him enough to rebel against Zemo. Nomad knocks Zemo down and
Cap arrives for the coup de grace. Ian then explains how he carries a supply of
the bio-gel that Arnim Zola created him with to facilitate healing. Ian also
reveals that there is one threat left: the vampiric Baron Blood has ingested
Lucas’ blood and plans to self-detonate in the high atmosphere, spreading the
sterilizing infection. As the two heroes plan to leave they are confronted by
Batroc the Leaper. Nomad takes on the French martial artist while Sam goes
after Blood. Cap sends Redwing to find Baron Blood but the bird gets too close
and is captured by the vampire who drinks its blood and then begins his ascent
into the sky….


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Inhuman Error: Part 3
Story continued from INHUMAN SPECIAL #1
Captain America (Sam Wilson) is drawn
toward the city floating high over Manhattan and arrives just in time
to catch a plummeting Spider-Man. Cap delivers Spidey to the ledge
where the four rookie Inhumans await; Cap is briefed and tasked with
devising a plan of attack....
Inside, Medusa is doing battle with Red
Raven's minions when Cap, Spidey and the kids join in. Cap takes on
the Raven personally, with the villain accusing Sam of being an
impostor since he worked alongside the original Captain America
during the war.  Gorgon, and Triton awaken and begin to fight but
Medusa has to warn them not to kill any of their opponents. Sam feels
he is not living up to the standard set by Steve Rogers, and so plays
to his strengths (he can fly) so he leads Red Raven out into the sky
and summons a flock of birds to attack the villains. After Red Raven
is subdued, Medusa explains the situation; Cap and Spidey talk to him
and persuade him to drop his plans to destroy New Attilan. Problem:
the city engines are offline, damaged in the battle, and the city is
dropping anyway. Rookies Flint and Iso work together to move the city
so that it crashes into the Hudson River and Spidey hails them as
heroes....
Later, Medusa visits Red Raven in the
hospital and promises that her scientists will find a way to reverse
the Terrigen mutation affecting his people. The elderly, powerless
Steve Rogers stops by to encourage his former ally. Spidey joins
Medusa on the roof where they share a burrito and he tells her about
Gwen. The lesson is that we are not the sum of our failures, we have to see who we are. Spidey flirts with her but she tells him she is married and
he apologizes. Still, she is happy to talk to someone—and eat a
burrito.


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Wunderkammer: part 4 of 5
This issue reverses the pattern of last issue. This time the flashbacks to Clint Barton's youth occupy most of the space on the pages with the present-day action relegated to the bottom of the page. Until again the emphasis shifts on the last page. As usual I'll synopsise the flashback 1st.Flashback:-At the Carson Carnival the Swordsman is teaching young Clint to use a bow and arrows out in the woods. He's made good progress in a week for 1 so young. Ie he can draw the bow and often hit the paper target. Jacques DuQuesne thinks he's a natural. Which is more than can be said for the knife-throwing he started out to teach him. Clint asks if he wants the penknife back that he gave him last issue, but Jacques says he can keep it even though it was a gift from his father. He confides in the boy that his father was abusive, and Clint says his was too. Jacques says he can keep the practice bow and arrows too because he needs the practice.They return with the carnival dog to where Clint's older brother Barney Barton is helping the roustabouts erect the tents at the carnival's new site. Barney is grumpy about Clint getting to slack off. Jacques takes Barney aside to suggest that *he* has other talents that the carnival can put to use. The boss Mrs Carson has agreed that he's old enough to learn that there are other ways the show makes money. Barney learns how to be a pickpocket, and he specialises in using the dog to gain the trust of women. Clint is manning a sideshow when he sees them in action, and also Swordsman's young female assistant stealing from men.Later Barney finds Clint obsessively shooting at real targets in the main tent where he's not supposed to be. Clint pretends that his childhood deafness causes him not to hear his brother, but eventually tells him he knows about the thieving. And he's upset to hear that his hero Swordsman suggested it. Barney explains that it's all part of how the carnival makes enough to survive, and it's more important then Clint's archery. And the boys have got to play along if they don't want to go back to foster care. In his anger Clint gets his 1st bullseye.Things continue as they are with Clint's marksmanship improving. Until 1 day the boys enter Mrs Carson's trailer with Barney's take for the day. The boss complains that Clint isn't making any money. Barney suggests that he makes enough for both of them, and Clint claims he's almost good enough with the bow to be part of the show. She's not interested and says Clint better start earning or they'll *both* be left behind.The boys leave and Barney suggests Clint stop carrying his bow around because it looks stupid. They come across Swordsman's young assistant who Clint has a crush on. She's drinking alcohol and says she just had a fight. Clint leaps to defend her but she says it's just between her and Jacques. Jacques comes out of their trailer to see Clint holding the bottle. He says he's not his dad so he's not going to tell him what not to do, but still takes the booze off him. And Barney hands over a cut of his 'takings' that Mrs Carson doesn't know about.Jacques says he's taking the girl and Barney on an outside job. Clint tentatively offers to join them but Jacques tells him to stay and practice. Clint tells him what the boss said but his mentor says he can handle her. As the other 2 head for a truck Clint pleads with Barney not to go. Barney admits he doesn't know what he's getting into but tells Clint to stay behind so at least 1 of them will be safe. And he goes with Swordsman.Present day:-In #1-2 the Hawkeyes (Clint Barton & Kate Bishop) working for SHIELD rescued 3 kids, codenamed Project Communion, from Hydra. But last issue they learned that the Government wanted SHIELD to continue Hydra's experiment, and with the tacit agreement of Director Maria Hill they rescued the kids again and took them to Clint's brownstone apartment.Now the children are playing with Lucky the dog and learning video games, joining in a block party and getting bedtime stories from Kate. Then a helicopter noise plus a knock on the door announces the arrival of Hydra troops. The Hawkeyes hold them off and then escape to the roof with the kids. But there are more up there, until the kids emit a mental blast ...


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Wunderkammer: part 1 of 5
This series tells 2 tales in parallel. 1 is set in the past with Clint Barton and his older brother Barney as young boys. The other follows present-day Hawkeye (Clint) and Hawkeye (Kate Bishop) on a mission for SHIELD. I'm going to separate the 2 stories out in each issue.In the past in a foster home in Iowa Barney Barton and Clint head out on their bicycles to catch a frog where they previously saw some in a drain. Clint is losing some hearing (due to a beating by his father as explained in #19 of the previous series). They catch 1 and put it in a plastic box with air holes. They need to hurry back in order to cut the grass before their foster-dad gets home. Clint wonders if they shouldn't go back.It's too late when they get home. Barney tells his younger brother to stay outside while he goes in to take all the blame himself. Clint puts the frog with some others under the house while he hears Barney taking a beating. But his brother fights back and then rushes out with a blood-stained baseball bat. The pair escape on their bikes as dad appears with a bloody head. He chases them in his car but they come across the Carson Travelling Carnival.In the present the bickering Hawkeyes have infiltrated a Hydra base but now they're trying to get away from the hordes of foes. Kate denies being Clint's protégé and still doesn't like him calling her Katie, so he starts calling her Katherine which annoys her even more. He also comments that his hearing is OK now Tony Stark gave him some superior hearing aids (Clint was rendered deaf again in the previous series). Maria Hill sent them to find a secret weapons cache but the troops just seem to have the usual hi-tech rifles, so Kate suggests they leave. Clint agrees and dives through an exterior door that's just closing. We learn that the base is in Antarctica. And Kate didn't get out.Clint gets in contact with Kate to check she's OK. Then he uses a 'splodie-arrow' to break back inside and fight his way to rescue her. Meanwhile she's found her way to a sub-basement and a door marked Project Communion. She defeats the Hydra Agents who've followed her, telling Clint she doesn't *need* rescuing. Then she uses a Hydra handprint to gain entry to the room and finds the secret weapon - 3 young kids with electrodes in their heads.


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Wunderkammer: part 5 of 5
This issue reverts to the layout of #1-2 of having the present-day and flashback tales having pages of their own, arranged in bunches. Plus a surprise at the end with having some pages set in the future. But as ever I'll describe the sections in chronological order.Flashback:-Last issue Swordsman took his female assistant and young Barney Barton away from the carnival to commit a crime, leaving younger Clint Barton and the carnival's dog behind. The initial section is itself split into 2 parallel descriptions, of the crime and what Clint did while they were away. Barney and the supple female aerialist sneak into a closed jewelery store via a small open window and let Swordsman in, although we don't actually see him inside. What we do see is the female scooping items into a bag while Barney keeps watch. Meanwhile Clint and the dog sneak into Swordsman's trailer. Clint tries on his mask and waves his sword about. But then the dog uncovers a trunk which Clint opens to find a gun, a camera and some candid photos of the assistant.Just then the others return. Barney and the girl find Clint in the trailer. Clint runs off but Barney catches up with him. Clint says they should leave and go back to their foster-father. Barney thinks they're on to a good thing here, and Clint hits him for calling him a stupid little kid. The girl joins them and Clint tells her he's seen the pictures and asks why she stays with Jacques. She tells him he's too young to understand. Then Barney hits *him* but Jacques DuQuesne splits them up. Clint accuses him of being a thief and worse. Jacques agrees but says that unlike the boys' dad and foster-dad he won't hit him, and he'll show him how to survive in the real world.The carnival is packed up and ready to move. Barney and the girl have got in a truck with Jacques. Clint is refusing to go, and the dog is staying with him. But at the last minute they join the others in the truck.Present day:-At the end of last issue the 3 Project Communion kids unleashed their mental power against the Hydra Agents who came to take them back from the Hawkeye duo (Clint Barton and Kate Bishop) in Clint's apartment. Now we see that they have torn them apart on the roof of the brownstone apartment block. Kate tries to reassure the kids that they didn't do a bad thing. But Clint says he was right before (#3) when he said that they shouldn't take them from SHIELD custody because they were too dangerous. Kate accuses him of trying to duck responsibility as usual. Clint replies that he warned her not to get too attached to them, and now she's acting like a stupid little kid. So she punches him in the jaw. She immediately regrets it but the kids now see Clint as an enemy and advance menacingly. Lucky the Pizza Dog barks at them. But Kate talks them down and persuades them to stop killing, and tells Clint everything's OK now.But it isn't because more helicopters arrive this time to deliver SHIELD troops, and Clint says they'll never stop. Kate still insists they can't let SHIELD or Hydra have them. She suggests (again) that they should take them to the Avengers, or maybe the Fantastic Four. But Clint says they're not just kids, they're weapons. So Kate reluctantly lets SHIELD take them away in their containment tubes.Afterwards Clint says they made the hard right decision. Kate angrily responds that he *never* makes the hard decisions he just lets things happen. And then she storms off, dissolving the partnership.The future:-Clint's still in the same apartment but much older. He has a new dog who's also gotten old. And Clint can't persuade *this* dog to eat pizza. His voiceover is full of regrets. Then there's a knock at the door and it's grown-up Kate here to tell him they made a big mistake giving the kids to SHIELD, and they have to get them back.


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Wunderkammer: part 3 of 5
This issue mainly concentrates on the present-day action with the childhood flashback restricted to the bottom panels of each page until it expands to all but the top panels of the last page. But I'll still cover the flashbacks 1st for a reason that will become obvious.Flashbacks:-Previously orphans Clint and Barney Barton ran away from their abusive foster-father and took refuge in the Carson Travelling Carnival. Swordsman drove the foster-father away and persuaded the bearded lady owner Mrs Carson to hire the young lads as roustabouts. #2 ended with Clint spotting a penknife that Swordsman had dropped. He thanked the boy, calling him Hawkeye, and explained that it was the 1st knife he owned, a present from his father.The boys do menial jobs like shovelling (elephant) shit when they're not sneaking into the big tent to marvel at the acts, including the young female aerialist they met last issue leaping from her suspended hoop to land on a tilted target where Swordsman surrounds her with arrows and knives, before she throws round fruit at him which he slices in midair with his sword.Afterwards the lads play with the clowns' dog which also befriended them last issue. When Swordsman catches them goofing off he (pretends to be) angry. Barney tries to take all the blame, but Jacques DuQuesne tosses the special knife to 'Hawkeye' and says that if they want to break the rules then they're going to play a little game.Present day:-In #1-2 the 2 Hawkeyes (Clint Barton & Kate Bishop) went on a mission for SHIELD to uncover Hydra's secret Project Communion which turned out to be 3 young children with electrodes in their heads - who Hydra seemed frightened of. They rescued the kids and SHIELD took all 5 of them away.Now the Hawkeyes are on a SHIELD helicarrier stuck in a bare room waiting to be debriefed on the mission. As in their previous series Clint sports the usual array of sticking plasters from the mission but Kate got off unscathed. She notices that the table has messages carved into it like Clint + Bobbie (his ex-wife) in a heart. It turns our he's cooled his heels here many times before. He hands her a penknife and suggests she add her own artwork. She claims she's never seen this knife before but he swears he's had it forever, it's his good luck charm. (And it's obviously Swordsman's little blade.)Eventually SHIELD Director Maria Hill comes to see them. Kate complains about the wait and wants to know what she's done with the children. Hill gives a political non-answer and tells her to calm down. Despite Clint metaphorically kicking her under the table Kate angrily points out that she's not a SHIELD Agent so Hill can't tell her what to do. Hill barks back that she didn't *want* Clint to take her with him on the mission because she doesn't like *children* on SHIELD ops.Things are still icy between the 2 women but Clint's willing to listen to what Maria has to say. She claims that she didn't know that Project Communion was 3 kids, in fact the intel she was given seemed deliberately vague. She lowers her voice to tell them that she's *not* implying that someone doesn't want anything on record about the reality of Communion. Clint despairs that SHIELD just want to use them as weapons like Hydra did. Kate demands to see the kids but Hill tells  even *she* can't see them, Codename Communion is officially in quarantine. She emphasises that it took all her authority just to keep them on the helicarrier for a couple of hours.Kate twigs immediately, and after a token protest she gets up to leave because there's nothing they can do. Confused Clint still blusters at Maria until she leans in to his hearing aid and whispers to make it clear to him. It's not SHIELD pulling the strings but she has to follow orders from higher up. The Hawkeyes however *don't*.On their way out Clint asks Kate if she really wants to do this because they don't know what the kids are capable of. Kate responds that the kids mentally killed Hydra agents last issue but they didn't hurt *her* - they can obviously control what they do. Clint then admits that he doesn't want her to get too attached to them. *She* angrily points out that it's *him* who never wants to take any responsibility. She stalks off to rescue the children again. And he reluctantly follows her.SHIELD have the kids back in individual transparent containment tubes with wires back attached to their electrodes. They're surrounded by armed Agents but the kids just sit doing nothing although they're not sedated. The scientists are happy that they seem to present no danger but they've got to find some way of making the kids attack on command at designated targets.Then the Hawkeyes pop in. Kate says Director Hill sent her down to check security, and Clint nonchalantly mentions she's a Young Avenger. The confused scientists insist that they leave. Clint-eye suggests he uses 1 of his trick arrows, and Kate-eye agrees with an exasperated sigh. A smoke arrow has scientists and Agents coughing and part-blinded. Then Clint leans back to watch as his young partner acrobatically takes out all the opposition. He's impressed.Clint wakes 1 of the scientists and Kate asks him to let the kids out. The scientist protests that they're too dangerous. Kate knocks an arrow and points it at his head at close range, and points out that *she*'s dangerous too. The man raises the tubes which removes the wires from the electrodes but still the children don't do anything. Until Kate approaches and they happily greet her as "Kate Katie Hawkeye" and ask her to take them home. Clint-eye leads them all to a hanger containing SHIELD's flying cars and soon they're off. The kids call him "Clint Hawkeye" and claim they don't like him. Clint takes it in good heart.He drives them back to the brownstone that he owns and lives in 1 of the apartments. Inside the kids meet Lucky the dog. Both sides are initially wary but are soon fast friends. Clint opens his penknife and tells them not to worry as he cuts off their identification bands. They now admit that they like him, but they still like Kate Katie more. (Kate hates Clint calling her Katie but she's having to put up with the kids using the double name.)


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Wunderkammer: part 2 of 5
I'm again splitting the flashback parts of this issue from the current day sections.Flashback 1st:-Running away from their abusive foster father, Clint and Barney Barton have come across the Carson Travelling Carnival, and now they stand entranced. A friendly dog greets them but then their father catches up with them and starts to beat on them. However they are saved by the Swordsman (Jacques DuQuesne). His flowery language doesn't impress the Iowan so he makes his threat clearer - leave the boys alone or else. But the bully needs more physical persuasion with fists and boot up the backside. They tell their saviour that the man's not their real father, the Government pays him to look after them. The man threatens them with the law but DuQuesne says that Carnival law holds here, so then their 'father' leaves.Now that the fracas is over other Carnival members come out to meet the boys. The female aerialist, who also seems to be Jacques' girlfriend and we'll see next issue is also the assistant in his act, takes a shine to the youngest lad Clint. Then the boss, Mrs Carson the Bearded Lady, comes to see what all the ruckus was about. DuQuesne explains that he rescued the boys from a bully and he proposes that they join the troupe as partial replacement for the 3 roustabouts who quit in Las Vegas. When the boys explain that their real parents died in a car crash she says they can stay, but only if they pull their weight. (Although since Clint and Barney are very young she presumably doesn't expect that weight to be much.)It's time for the Carnival to move on, and the 2 young boys help with loading everything in the trucks. Clint spots a knife that Jacques has dropped, and Duquesne thanks him because it was the 1st blade he owned, a gift from his dad. He also commends the lad on his keen eyesight and dubs him Hawkeye.Current day:-The 2 Hawkeyes, Clint Barton and Kate Bishop, have gone on a mission for SHIELD to investigate an Antarctic Hydra base where they've supposedly got a new secret superweapon. They had to abandon their mission but only Clint got out, so he went back in to rescue her. But meanwhile she'd found the superweapon, 3 very young children with electrodes in their heads.As Kate tells Clint what she's found he fights his way through Hydra troops towards her. Kate pushes a big red button which raises a transparent tube which was containing the kids and pulls wires from the electrodes. Then Hydra troops enter with a female civilian scientist who tells her she doesn't realise what she's unleashed, and orders the troops to kill them all. The kids echo her words, each speaking 1 of them. They emit energy and all the Hydra folk die with blood streaming from their eyes. And they ask shocked Kate if she's going to take them home.At the same time Clint's hearing aid howls and he takes it out. So he doesn't hear a big Hydra Agent with some sort of tech gear on his back come up behind him and knock him down. As the big guy keeps hitting him he's obviously saying something as well so Hawkeye scrabbles for his dropped earpiece. When he finally gets his hearing back the Hydra guy asks him if SHIELD sent him, and warns him that Hydra are the only people who can control the children. He's been down to the lab and found Kate and the kids gone and wants to know where they are.The answer is they're behind him as Kate shoots an arrow into his hand. The man runs away because he believes the children will kill them all. Kate-eye helps Clint-eye up and the gang stagger out of the building into the Antarctic snow to a designated extraction point where a SHIELD craft picks them up. Kate tells the kids they can't go home straight away, and they say they trust her.The issue ends with an ominous voiceover from Clint saying that things are going to go bad.


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The Bishop's man: part 2 of 3
This issue continues straight from the end of last issue with the future Hawkeyes (still Clint Barton & Kate Bishop) captured by Mandarin. They were sent by SHIELD to investigate a disaster in China that has been blamed on the villain but which they believe was caused by the superchars who were the 3 Project Communion kids they rescued from Hydra 30 years ago in the previous series.The Hawkeye duo are waiting to see what Mandarin will do with them. Kate assures Clint that she was only stunned not hurt last issue. Clint complains about the costume Kate had made him wear, and who will feed his dog Lucky 2 after Mandy executes them. Kate points out that the super-security measures SHIELD supposedly used to stop the villain detecting them obviously didn't work, and she suspects SHIELD sold them out. This despite, as Clint reminds her, her being their top asset (while he himself has dropped out of the super-game).2 Mandarin-bots come to take them to their leader. Clint proposes to sweet-talk their way out of this, but Kate insists he let *her* do the talking. Mandy greets Hawkeye and Clint responds, but the villain says he meant the *real* Hawkeye. Mandarin gives her 1 minute to persuade him why he shouldn't publicly hang them. Kate-eye butters him up a bit and then says that they've all been set up by SHIELD. They framed him for the massacre and now they want rid of the duo because they're the only ones who know it was really 3 superhumans working for SHIELD. Then Mandarin tells he knows all that because he captured 1 of the 3. And we see 1 of the grown-up kids in a uniform with the number 2.Back in the present Clint and the dog Lucky (#1) are living in bachelor squalor after Kate quit the working partnership, partly because Clint persuaded her last series to surrender the 3 kids to SHIELD. In between beers and microwave meals we see him going on missions, and start to grow a beard like he has in the future. Luck 'persuades' him to try calling Kate but she blocks the call.In the future Kate asks the prisoner what Mandarin has done to him but he doesn't reply. Mandy says he won't respond to torture either, but if the Hawks want to live then they'll tell him how to make 'this thing' obey commands so he can use it for revenge against SHIELD. As an added incentive he starts to throttle Clint. But Kate just clicks her fingers and says "Marvel Boy, now" ...... and a blast wrecks the place and Noh-Varr appears, not seeming to have aged as much as the others. (This is presumably the 'date' Kate confirmed with him last issue.) A Mandarin-bot rises from the rubble but Clint-eye disables it with 2 arrows, showing he's not *completely* rusty.In the present Kate meets with her friend America Chavez who hasn't seen her for a while. She apologises for having been busy with Hawkeye stuff, or more particularly Hawkeye duo stuff. America repeats what she's said before, that Kate should ditch her 'mentor' and stand alone - she doesn't need him. But Kate says that Clint needs *her*. America points out that he's a grown man, even if he is self-absorbed and self-destructive - he's not her responsibility. Kate agrees, and when she gets another attempted call from Clint she ignores it and suggests they go dancing.In the future Mandarin is firing at the Hawkeyes and the 'kid' with all his rings. Noh-Varr says he'll hold him off while they escape. Kate promises to buy him dinner next time he's in New York. On the way out she confirms to Clint that she'd arranged him as backup. She figured she'd need it when she went up against Mandarin with only a bow and arrows and a geriatric ex-sidekick. Clint protests that she was *his* sidekick. As they enter their plane with the 'kid' she says that whatever their relationship had been it was *never* that.The last page show Kate and America in a club, Clint alone in his apartment, and in the future Kate telling Clint they're going to take down SHIELD.


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The Bishop's man: part 3 of 3
This is another issue split between the present and 30 years in the future.And it begins in the future as the Hawkeye duo (Kate Bishop and Clint Barton) return from their mission to China. SHIELD had sent Agent Bishop to confront the Mandarin about a large explosion which had killed many people there, and Kate had taken Clint along. Now SHIELD boss Maria Hill welcomes them back and is glad to see they have Communion 2 with them, as she calls 1 of the 3 now grown up children that they rescued from Hydra in the present in the previous series.But Kate-eye isn't buying it. She and Clint-eye fire what she calls 'splodie arrows (and it warms the cockles of Clint's heart that she remembers his name for them). The explosions scatter the welcoming committee, and more arrows take out attacking drones. Kate says she has friends inside who will help them, as Captain America Chavez opens a door to let them further into the base.'Meanwhile' in the present Kate wakes in her bed from a night clubbing with America and finds a strange man in her room with coffee for her. It turns out that she brought him home with her, but she's forgotten his name. He says he's not working today so maybe they could do something. She stumbles through some excuse and he takes the hint and leaves. She calls America Chavez who is disappointed that her friend kicked the boy out - he seemed sweet and good for her. Kate claims she doesn't want a relationship - her superhero life is enough. America warns her that she starting to sound like Clint.Back to the future where the group of now 4 make their way to where SHIELD is keeping the other 2 Communion 'kids'. Chavez says she's got a quinjet waiting for them, and she'll keep lookout while they go in. But as Kate and Communion 2 enter, America whispers to Clint that Kate's been good without him so he'd better not screw it up. Inside they find Communion 1 and 3 kept under sedation. Kate breaks the glass to free them. Clint warns her that they might not remember her after 30 years. (C 2 hasn't said anything since they rescued him but then he'd been tortured by Mandarin.) But when all 3 are reunited they thank the person they know as Kate Katie Hawkeye. However Maria Hill bursts in and shoots all 3 in the head.Back to the present where Clint with his dog Lucky flies a helicopter to visit his brother Barney Barton on the island he bought with the money he stole from Clint (in the 2012 Hawkeye series). But the brothers reconcile warmly. Barney lives there with Cheryl and her 2 young sons. That night the brothers take a stroll on the beach and reminisce about their time in the circus. (We see a generic flashback to them with Swordsman and his young female assistant a la the flashbacks in the previous mini-series.) Barney says he's been running ever since but now he's settled down. Clint claims to have been settled ever since he joined the Avengers, but Barney says he's been running from 1 female partner to another. *Now* he's settled with Kate because for the 1st time it's not a romantic relationship. Clint has to admit that she's not here with him now because things have got complicated. Barney advises him to uncomplicate it because Kate's his anchor.The issue ends split between now and the future. In the future the 3 Project Communion 'kids' die. Kate says they should never have split up and let the kids go. Clint says it was his fault. In the present Clint-eye comes to see Kate-eye to say it was all his fault and they should never have let SHIELD take the kids. But they can still get them back before it's too late.


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Hawkeyes: part 3 of 3
This last issue again begins with the young Kate Bishop flashback.Knowing that her father was involved in shady dealings but still believing that he'd just fallen in with a bad crowd teen Kate followed him to a meeting with the villain Matador where she learned that Derek Bishop had hired Matador and his goons to 'persuade' tenants to vacate a building he wanted to renovate, but he wasn't at all happy with progress and was thinking of hiring the Shocker instead. After daddie left Matador found Kate ...... and now he rings Mr Bishop demanding a ransom. He hands the phone to Kate who tells her dad she's OK and she's got things under control. Then she throws the phone back to Matador, jabs a leg of her chair on a foot of the man holding her from behind, whacks Matador's face with her backpack and dives under the table, upending it to hinder pursuit while she dashes out of the door with a parting remark that her dad *should* hire the Shocker.'Meanwhile' in the present day part of this issue the Hawkeyes (Clint Barton and not-quite-so-young Kate) plus Clint's brother Barney Barton have just rescued the 3 Project Communion kids from SHIELD (with Kate and Barney grabbing them posing as Hydra Agents and Clint deliberately messing up stopping them in such a way that 'Hydra' and the kids appear to die in an explosion).Now they've reached an escape plane and the brothers banter/bicker until Kate points out that the real Hydra is attacking them wanting the super-kids back. (The Hawkeyes originally rescued them from Hydra in the previous mini-series.) Clint tells Barney to look after the kids while he and Kate go and do what Hawkeyes do.Back in the past Kate exits the building with a goon right behind her. But an arrow in the shoulder deters him and she looks up to see the figure of Hawkeye on a nearby building. She stops in amazement. Then a whirling shield KOs Matador behind her and she's joined by Captain America, then Iron Man and then Thor to mop up the rest of the gang. Kate finds them all obviously impressive but she's most impressed that a man with only a bow and arrows ranks amongst them.Clint-eye and Kate-eye are using arrows, fists and boots to deal with the hordes of Hydra. But then a big Hydra guy with a power amplifier on his back demands a rematch with Clint (you may remember him from #2 of the previous series). Clint has lost his bow and is being strangled. He calls to Kate for help and she prepares to fire an arrow but is tackled by another Hydra Agent, losing *her* bow. As she fights him and Clint gets more strangled an arrow hits the big guy in the shoulder. Everyone's astonished to see it was fired by Barney using 1 of the dropped bows.In flashback the police have arrived to take the bad guys away. It transpires that Hawkeye had been surveilling the gang and had called the Avengers in for backup. Derek  Bishop is there and he and Kate are driven home in his limousine. Kate assures her dad that she didn't tell the police about his involvement with Matador. He tries to tell her she'll understand these things when she grows up. But she says that she *won't* lie for him again so he'd better make sure that she doesn't know anything about his shady dealings in the future. And in return she expects him to not want to know what *she* does. And that's how their life will be from now on.The Hawkeyes and Barney must have polished of the Hydra troops because we next see them on Barney's Pacific island. The Hawks and the kids arrive by helicopter (the same 1 Clint used in #3) to be greeted by Barney, Cheryl and *her* 2 boys. Kate wants to know why Barney is calling his partner Simone Cheryl. Simone says it's because Barney thought they ought to have aliases, but she thinks it's stupid.While the kids get to know each other Clint and Kate take time to reconnect after their time apart. Clint says he's going to get the Avengers on board and get some proper security for the island. Kate thinks the Communion kids are a big responsibility for Barney and Simone. Clint agrees but says Barney owes him after he stole the money from Clint to buy the island.Finally they get round to the subject of their Hawkeye partnership. Clint thinks everything will go back to how it was. But Kate doesn't think that suits her anymore. She chose a Hawkeye identity in Young Avengers (while Clint was dead between Avengers Disassembled and House Of M) because he inspired her (as we've seen in the flashback). Becoming Hawkeye was her way of *not* being like her dad. But now she just wants to be herself. Clint says that being Hawkeye is the only thing he's ever been good at, but he thinks *she* could do whatever she set her mind to. He says he's never been good at being alone but that can't stop her going solo.Now they agree to part as friends. And in the past we see young Kate vowing to be something better, and drawing an arrow in her diary.


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Hawkeyes: part 2 of 3
This issue again opens with a flashback to Kate Bishop's youth.Last night she secretly saw her revered father beating a bound man and demanding what he was owed. Now at breakfast he finally has time to talk to her. He tells her they have something to talk about, and she thinks he knows what she saw. But instead he tells her that he and her mother have split up. (Mom's not really been around for a while whenever Kate was home from boarding school, and her thoughts tell us that she figured out they were separated a year ago.) She says she doesn't blame him and he assures her that it's not at all her fault. Then his aide Mr Krip reminds him he has a meeting about last night's business. Derek Bishop leaves his daughter to attend her private ballet class, but she's determined to find out what's going. So she hides in the boot of the car when dad and Mr Krip drive to the meeting. She tells herself that her father might be in some sort of trouble and she can help him.In the present-day Hawkeye (Clint Barton) has been shot (in a bulletproof vest) while trying to stop a Hydra truck believed to contain the 3 Project Communion kids kidnapped from SHIELD last issue. 2 SHIELD Agents with him get out of the smaller Hydra truck the 3 of them took over then. He tells them they should have continued chasing the big truck rather than stopping to help him. And he takes things into his own hands by firing arrows which burst the fleeing truck's tires. But it tips over while turning a corner and explodes. Behind them we see a Hydra trooper getting into the smaller truck. SHIELD Director Maria Hill calls down from a helicarrier where they've detected the explosion and wants to know what's going on. Clint removes his hearing aid and throws it away.In the past young Kate is spying on a meeting between Mr Bishop and the criminal Matador. The man he beat up last issue worked for the villain. Bishop had hired them to 'persuade' tenants to leave a property so his company could redevelop the building. Matador hasn't fulfilled his side of the bargain and so he wants his money back. He's thinking of hiring Shocker to do the job. Matador is offended and promises to complete the deal by the end of the week. Bishop accepts this but threatens reprisals if he fails again. He then leaves. Kate tries to follow but is caught by 1 of Matador's minions.In the present Maria Hill has come down to find out personally what's happened. Clint claims his lost hearing aid means he can't hear her, but she reminds him she knows he can lip-read. And she also gives him a replacement hearing aid. Barton sticks to his story that he tried to stop the truck but screwed things up by causing the crash and massive explosion. Hill says her people can't find anything in the wreck but nobody could have survived it. But she accuses him of not telling her *everything*, which he denies. However he claims that it may be the best result because now SHIELD and Hydra can stop fighting over the kids. She confirms that her report will say that and Project Communion will be shut down. Hawkeye is willing to suffer any repercussions from the debacle.While this conversation was going on we've seen the 2 Hydra Agents (1 male, 1 female) escaping in the smaller truck to an airplane. Then they unmask as Barney Barton and Kate Bishop. And the Communion 3 are in the back of the truck. Now Clint arrives on a motorbike. He tells them that Maria Hill will go along with their story. She knows that it's not true but, as in the previous series, she's sympathetic to their cause. Now the kids will go home.On the last page past-Kate is brought before Matador. They search her backpack and  learn who she is from her diary. And the villain has an idea.


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The Bishop's man: part 1 of 3
In the previous mini-series the Hawkeye duo (Clint Barton and Kate Bishop) rescued some super-powered children from Hydra but had to give them up to SHIELD. Kate wasn't happy about that last bit. The last issue of that series included a scene 30 years in the future where the pair are long-separated but older Kate contacts even-older Clint to say they've got to do something about it. The early issues of this mini-series will be split between the present and that future.Now in the present team Hawkeye study a global(!) situation board to choose a new mission, but Kate-eye can't summon up much enthusiasm (not even as much as Lucky the dog). Clint-eye picks gangster Hammerhead who's mob is muscling in on local businesses, and Kate seems to agree to meet there at 10 tonight. Clint thought she'd be happier. It's been months since the world almost ended (and we don't really know what the inhabitants of the recreated multiverse think actually happened at the end of the Time Runs Out saga). It's been even longer since Project Communion (the subject of the previous mini-series).He shouldn't have mentioned that last bit because that's what's bugging her. Those 3 kids trusted them after they rescued them from Hydra. SHIELD boss Maria Hill gave the duo a chance to keep the kids safe and under control but they failed and let SHIELD have them. Clint reminds her that the failure involved the kids killing people (admittedly Hydra agents who were attacking them all). Kate gives up on the argument they've had many times already, and starts to leave. Lucky thinks he's going to get a walk. Clint asks if she's angry because he's back on the Avengers and they didn't ask her. It seems that's also a sore point, but then she's gone.In the future Kate brings Clint to a building she owns, with it's own doorman. It seems she 'inherited' everything of her dad's after he went to prison, and she's used the money to set up a support group (who call themselves the Hawkeyes) for her global crime-fighting. It also seems that Clint has spent the last 15 years moping in the apartment in the brownstone building *he* owns.Inside she shows him film of an incident in China that killed 30,000 people. Clint saw on the news that they want to execute Mandarin for it. But Kate knows that he wasn't responsible. The film she has shows the 3 grown-up kids from Project Communion at the heart of the blast.Kate is distracted by replying Yes to a message from Noh-Varr asking if it's still on for tonight. Apparently they are in a relationship. Clint's hearing aid acts up and Kate reminds him he could get the problem completely cured with Pym-plants. But he claims those things will turn people into Ultrons. Kate accuses him of paranoia. She gives him a briefcase which contains a copy of his original Hawkeye costume (which he hasn't used for a long time in the present). She says she's had the waist let out.In the present Clint-eye arrives at Hammerhead's base at 10 to find the police already there mopping up after Kate-eye arrived earlier and handled it all by herself. She tells him that their partnership isn't working anymore. She's evolving but he isn't.In the future they've landed in a snowy part of China where they expect to find Mandarin. Kate still fits into (a version of) her current costume. Clint's wearing his old duds but with the cowl pushed back off his head. Kate says SHIELD has a stealth umbrella so they won't have been detected. It involves a satellite blocking radar, heat detection, etc, and a Storm Cloud (named after Invisible Woman) providing invisibility.They haven't spoken much on the way. Clint asks if she's still mad at him. Kate says it's just been a long time since they were together (and she's still annoyed when he calls her Katie). Clint says she never contacted *him*, and he didn't contact her because he thought that's what she wanted. Kate tells him to shut up ...... and duck to avoid a blast from a Mandarin bot which she blows up with a splodey-arrow (as Clint used to also annoy her by calling it). And then she takes out some more as Clint scrabbles to retrieve his hearing aid. When he puts it back in he hears Kate saying that something's wrong with SHIELD's protection. He shoots at another bot and misses, so *she* blows that 1 up too. But then another blast hits her in the back.In the present Kate leads Clint away from the cops so they can talk privately. She tells him she can't do this anymore. Clint admits that he's screwed up every relationship he's been in, but their partnership works. Kate replies that it doesn't now. She doesn't know if it's what happened with the Project Communion kids or it's his Avengers work, but it's not enough for her anymore. So she's quitting. She lets him down easy by saying it may only be for a while, but she won't say how long. She spends so much time worrying about *him* that she wants to see what it's like to only have herself to worry about.And in the future Clint's worried about Kate lying still in the snow. And then he has something else to worry about as a hovering Mandarin (in a white suit) tells them they shouldn't have come here.


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Hawkeyes: part 1 of 3
For the remaining 3 issues of this series we return to the layout of previous series with present day action mixed with flashbacks. But this time the flashbacks are to Kate Bishop's childhood.And we start with a flashback. Young teen Kate returns from St Jude's boarding school to New York for the summer. The other girls at school are OK but she finds them boring because she doesn't just want to grow up to marry some other rich kid to continue the cycle. She'd rather be like her businessman father than her socialite mother. She already wants to be called Kate not Katie.When she gets home she finds that her mom is away in Tuscany and her dad is too busy to spend time with her. She tells him she'd like to learn more about the business but he brushes that aside and leaves her in the hands of his aide Mr Krip. Instead she goes to her room.In the present Clint Barton/Hawkeye goes to see SHIELD boss Maria Hill to tell her that Kate Bishop/Hawkeye has hacked into SHIELD's database to find out where they're keeping the 3 Project Communion kids (who the Hawkeyes rescued from Hydra last series but reluctantly let SHIELD have them because they were too dangerous free). He thinks she's gone after them so they've got to stop her. Hill tells him that they *had* the trio in their Colorado facility but Hydra has just kidnapped them. She also tells him that the kids were Inhuman orphans triggered by the release of Terrigen Mist (in Infinity #3). Plus not to worry because they're satellite-tracking the Hydra group and preparing a counter-rescue. Barton persuades her to let him lead the team because he feels responsible for the situation.In the past Kate's 2nd day home is spent in private ballet lessons, but her minds not on it until her dad shows up. Then she performs to impress him. But he's only there to tell her he's going to have to miss another meal with her because of business.In the present Hawkeye tells the 2-man SHIELD team he'd rather go in solo but they say that Director Hill insisted they stuck with him. So he dives out of their plane, advising them to try to keep up. They follow him sky-diving. They have parachutes but Barton fires an arrow-line back to the plane and uses it to swing down and kick the lone Hydra driver out of the 2nd (smaller) of 2 trucks. He takes over the wheel as the 2 SHIELD Agents land on the back. He draws alongside the larger truck which also seems to have a lone (female) driver. Giving control to an Agent Hawkeye leaps from 1 truck to the other.In the past Kate's in bed watching a film with someone doing the same stunt. She muses that mom *always* seems to be away, but at least dad's usually here. She hears a noise and goes downstairs. The remaining 3 pages of the issue are in split screen. Kate peeks through a door and sees her father beating up a bound man and demanding his money back.And in the present Clint latches on to the speeding truck but the driver shoots him point-blank and he falls to the road.


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Original Sin [Part two]
Jim Hammond, the original Human Torch and now a SHIELD agent, continues his debriefing with psychiatrist Dr. Derek Malloy aboard the Helicarrier….
The Japanese-American heroine Radiance had learned from the detonation of the Watcher’s eye (in ORIGINAL SIN #3) that the Invaders could have prevented the atomic bombing of Japan. So she had taken hostages at a SHIELD base and demanded to see Jim for an explanation. Jim went in and told her that during the war, American scientists had discovered how to create a massive tidal wave by combining the powers of the Torch, Sub-Mariner, and Spitfire. The plan was to use it to destroy the Japanese fleet in the Pacific. Her grandmother Golden Girl (Gwenny Lou Sabuki) opposed the idea because it would also wipe out the peaceful populations of the surrounding islands. Fellow Kid Commandos Toro and Human Top sided with her but they were silenced by the brass. The next day, the Invaders were on hand to unleash the wave when Golden Girl and her comrades attacked the assembled Invaders. They turned out to be more than a match for the older heroes with Golden Girl able to challenge even Namor with her powers. The battle took Gwenny and Namor to an inhabited island where the Invaders discovered that the area was more densely populated that they had thought. They then refused to complete the mission, unaware that the alternate plan was the dropping of an atomic bomb as none had security clearance that high. On hearing this Radiance was so consumed with shame and sorrow that her powers were unleashed, destroying the facility but she was able to protect the hostages from harm. Torch and Radiance left the building to face the forces of SHIELD with Jim claiming he blew up the building to keep Radiance from imprisonment. Word then comes through that the giant monster Lord Great Dagora is threatening Tokyo and she must return—so she invites the Torch to join her….
As he wraps up his session with Dr Malloy, Jim reveals that he knew from the first that the doctor was also an A.I….so Malloy removes his human disguise to reveal a skull-faced cyborg. An explosion aboard the Helicarrier follows….


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Death-Locked! [Part Three]
Flashback to 1946: Namor the Sub-Mariner arrives in Nuremberg to be greeted by the second Captain America. Cap calls him Subby; Namor rebukes him for the familiarity. Namor declines to swear on the Bible as he is of a different faith, and merely gives his word. He is there to testify at the trial of Helmut Gruler, the Nazi hero Iron Cross.…
Now, Bucky Barnes the Winter Soldier has encountered Gruler’s daughter Clare, the new cyborg version of Iron Cross. She has been his mystery informant; she easily destroys the robots attacking them and they move further into the base of arms dealer Kurt Dagmar in search of his missing comrades….
Bucky and Clare soon discover Captain America and Namor confused at the discovery that Kurt Dagmar was a Martian—especially since there are no Martians, not in this timestream at least. Clare explains that the Inhuman Gene was activated and she bonded with her Iron Cross armor; Dagmar’s gang kidnapped her with Toro as bait to capture the Human Torch. The unconscious Torch awakens in a panic and escapes by burning a hole through the ceiling. Iron Cross heads out after him, and Cap, who is still smarting over his brainwashing by the Illuminati, asks Namor to go too. Cap then meets with Luther Manning, the original Deathlok who explains that he and all of his variations are being kept there by Dagmar’s gateway to the alternate realities. Once Manning destroys that the Deathloks fade away one by one. Cap’s last problem is how to free Toro from his cocoon—which glows as soon as Cap turns his back….
In London, Union Jack, Spitfire, and the Destroyer are facing a Martian tripod stalking the city. In a nearby asylum, a totally mad Killraven is chanting "the Martians are coming" over and over….


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Gods and Soldiers, Part Three
Flashback three days: Sub-Mariner is battling Tanalth the Pursuer in the sky above the ocean; his arrogance betrays him: Kree warriors surround him to keep him out of the water and Tanalth blasts him with a ray that dries him out. Namor awakens a prisoner on the Kree homeworld Hala as the Supreme Intelligence extracts his lost memories….
Now: Captain America and the Human Torch stop by Avengers Mansion for coffee while they discuss the plan. Cap has an idea of the whereabouts of the original Vision, Aarkus, and Winter Soldier is on his way to find him. Cap contracts Thor to tell him that the Gods’ Whisper has fallen into the hands of the enemy; the Thunder God responds that when the device was first created, the All-Mother placed an enchantment on all the gods of Asgard making them immune to its power. The arrogant Hela refused the protection and so was captured by Baron Strucker as seen in the first issue’s flashback. So now this is just a rescue mission….
Bucky finds Aarkus in Detroit, in the form of a homeless man’s dog and explains the mission to him. Aarkus steps into another dimension with Bucky and walks a road made of cloud past innumerable doors to come out in the New Mexico desert where Cap and Torch are waiting by their Quinjet. They go over the plan (kept from the reader) and to travel to Hala the Torch sets the Quinjet afire so that Aarkus can carry them through the smoke to their destination...
…where they are immediately captured by Tanalth and her troops. They tell her that the Gods’ Whisper is useless since it will not work on the Norse gods. Tanalth points out that there are more gods left in the heavens—and their servant Ikaris of the Eternals reveals himself….


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Death-Locked! [Part Four]
Some time has passed since last issue when the Human Torch went mad and fled from his teammates. Now Namor, Winter Soldier, and Iron Cross are searching for him in an Atlantean craft while the search is being coordinated by the now-elderly Steve Rogers from Avengers HQ. Iron Cross is still getting used to her new Inhuman status as part-human/part-machine and is overawed by the Sub-Mariner. Namor and Steve are still uneasy around each other from the latter’s brainwashing by the Illuminati but they can agree that they must find Jim Hammond and restore his sanity. Namor relates how he found the Torch in Sydney, Australia and they fought in the skies, ending in Subby being seriously burned and Jim fleeing once more. Now Namor is suspicious of Iron Cross’ motives in joining them; she replies that it is because she loves him, as he was the one whose testimony at the Nuremburg war crimes trials got her grandfather, the original Iron Cross, acquitted. After her recent transformation she was captured by the villainous Kurt Dagmar and barely managed to send a signal which was picked up the Winter Soldier….
Suddenly the Human Torch appears in the sky and destroys their ship. Iron Cross rescues the pilot but Bucky plummets toward the ocean below. He is snatched out of the air by the Japanese heroine Radiance who had earlier been contacted about the mission. Jim demands that his partners kill him to prevent his harming anyone else. Radiance surrounds him with solidified light while Namor reminds him that he was always the heart of the Invaders and every bit as human as any of the others. Iron Cross, with her sensitivity to machines, explains what happened to him: Kurt Dagmar attempted to control his mind with nanites; they didn’t work on him as he is synthetic, not mechanical and his body’s attempt to purge them has driven him insane. Now he plans to fly as high as he can to burn out this infection. With Namor to accompany him for safety, he flies higher and higher….


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Original Sin
Japanese-American Ryoko Sabuki is a popular superhero in Japan under the name Supreme Radiant Friend. Now she is in Manhattan meeting with her American agent Howard Silver to plan her introduction in the United States under the name Radiance. Suddenly the Watcher’s eye explodes (see ORIGINAL SIN #3) and she learns of a long-suppressed sin….
Three days later, Jim Hammond, the original Human Torch and, as of last issue, a SHIELD agent, arrives on the Helicarrier where he is greeted by Nick Fury Jr. He is there to be debriefed concerning his first mission; he meets with SHIELD psychiatrist Dr. Derek Malloy and the session is observed by Agent Phil Coulson. After some verbal sparring with Malloy, Jim begins his account….
Radiance haD captured a SHIELD satellite base with her light powers and taken the crew hostage; she demanded to speak with Torch, the Sub-Mariner, and Spitfire of the wartime Invaders. The other two were not available so it was Jim alone who met with the superheroine. She revealed that she had learned a secret long kept by her grandmother, the wartime heroine Golden Girl: that the Invaders could have prevented the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and chose not to. And now she wants to know why. Jim explains to Malloy that during the war, Allied scientists were able to combine certain powers of him, Namor, and Spitfire to create a gigantic cyclone tsunami to destroy the Japanese fleet. But when he told the whole story to Radiance, the result was a fiery explosion that destroyed the SHIELD base….


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Death-Locked! [Part Two]”
The Invaders have entered the base of arms dealer Kurt Dagmar to rescue the kidnapped Toro. Sub-Mariner and Human Torch have run into an army of Deathloks and are having a hard time; Bucky Barnes the Winter Soldier, sneaking through the complex, realizes that Dagmar is up to something more dangerous than they had suspected. Captain America, summoned earlier by Bucky, arrives only to have his plane shot down by another Deathlok….
Kurt Dagmar, with the original Deathlok Luther Manning under restraint to listen to his gloating, is overseeing the capture of the Human Torch, his real quarry the whole time. As the computers finish synching the Torch’s brain to their machine, Torch is suddenly shut down. Elsewhere, Bucky discovers a female cyborg but his attempt to free her turns on the deadly security system….
Dagmar orders Manning to execute Subby with a Kree weapon but new arrival Cap leaps in front, deflecting the blasts back at Dagmar. The villain is revealed to be a Martian in disguise….


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Gods and Soldiers
Prologue: in the Egyptian desert Kree warriors kill a Shi’ar enemy then uncover one piece of the God’s Whisper, escaping the planet before they are caught in violation intergalactic treaties….
Jim Hammond, the original android Human Torch, is living in anonymity in Blaketown, Illinois, working at an auto shop. He returns to the garage to find his boss dead at the hands of Kree champion Tanalth the Pursuer. He flames on and they fight, destroying the garage quickly in the process. Witnesses recognize the Torch’s voice and are surprised to learn Jim’s secret. Tanalth shoots the Torch with a special gun that uncovers a forgotten adventure in his mind. It was during the war, as the Invaders fought the minions of Baron Strucker—but Toro was missing and a strange hero called Major Liberty in place of Captain America. Liberty then challenged Strucker’s ally Hela the Norse Goddess of Death who waved her hand and drained the life from the patriotic hero. By accessing this memory, Tanalth learns the location of the final piece of the God’s Whisper, the device that bent Hela’s will to serve the Nazis. Now to cover her departure she unleashes her violence on the Torch’s friends and blasts the Torch as he is distracted. As she plans to destroy the entire town to cover her tracks, she is suddenly confronted by Captain America and the Winter Soldier….
Epilogue: back on the Kree homeworld, Namor the Sub-Mariner is a prisoner of the Supreme Intelligence….


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The Enemy of My Enemy
Kree warrior Tanalth the Pursuer arrives on an asteroid set up like a chessboard for space titans. She has been invited to a meeting by Makkari of the Eternals. He wants to ask about her quest for the God’s Whisper (issues #1-5), after which both the Kree and the Eternals have been acting strangely; she reveals that she had felt the same and when she asked questions she was attacked by members of her own elite guard who immolated themselves when they found they could not defeat her. Makkari also feels much different from his own race. Suddenly the two are attacked by several of the giant game pieces. The powerful Tanalth and speedy Makkari defeat their foes and they are revealed to be alien shapeshifters of a race neither one recognizes (but the reader knows they are Martians, having seen one at the end of issue #9). The creatures then catch fire like the Kree guards earlier. Tanalth and Makkari agree to work together to solve the mystery and depart….


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The Return of Toro, Part 2
Human Torch (Jim Hammond) and Sub-Mariner meet the elderly powerless Steve Rogers on a SHIELD craft at sea. Steve tells them that they are at the spot where he was discovered frozen in ice and rescued by the Avengers. They fill him in on the outcome of their most recent mission (begun last issue). The Invaders were in Germany battling a gang of Neo-Nazis led by the superpowered Uber Alles. Suddenly, the brutish Lash entered, looking for his brethren--Inhumans he deemed worthy of joining his master race. He summoned Toro, Iron Cross--and Uber Alles who was shocked to learn he was inhuman. The good guy Inhumans arrived to enter the big battle and Lash teleported away with only Uber Alles accompanying him.

Back in the present the three heroes chat about a possible romantic attraction between Jim and Radiance as well as a possible explanation for Toro’s true origins. Jim describes how he took Toro to the Inhumans' city of Attilan and the young hero realized he was home. They also talk about recent adventures that are still unresolved, involving the Eternals, the Kree, Winter Soldier, the British Invaders, Killraven, and a Martian invasion. The three men bid farewell to one another and go their ways.

Epilogue: Torch returns home where we learn that he had adopted Niels, Speedball’s hyperkinetic cat which was scheduled to be euthanized (last issue) and he helps the kitty to calm down.


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The Return of Toro, Part 1
Prologue: The cocoon holding Thomas “Toro” Raymond at the stronghold of Kurt Dagmar (seen at the end of issue #10) burst open, releasing the possibly different Toro….
Now Toro and his mentor Human Torch Jim Hammond fly back to SHIELD HQ while chatting about old times and new developments, such as Toro proving to be an inhuman rather than a mutant. Now Toro wants to relax and study French literature and visit Paris rather than Attilan, home of the Inhumans. Jim notices a hyperkinetic cat (once belonging to Speedball) under examination by scientists; he asks what will happen when they are done with it. The cat will be euthanized as it isn’t human. This disturbs Jim…. A call comes in that Iron Cross is in trouble so Torch and Toro are on their way….
In Germany, Iron Cross is a trapped by a neo-Nazi gang but she isn’t worried. She knows that help is on the way. On cue, the Invaders burst in and take on the baddies. Suddenly, Toro changes, his flames becoming more intense and uncontrolled. Then another player enters the picture: the brutish Inhuman Lash, looking for his brethren….


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Death-Locked!
At last issue’s climax, newly appointed SHIELD Agent Jim Hammond (the original Human Torch) discovered that psychiatrist Derek Malloy was an evil alien cyborg. Now he tells Agent Phil Coulson that he blew up the monster and part of the room they were in. And now Jim wants to know why Coulson is always following him; doesn’t SHIELD trust their android agent? An embarrassed Coulson reveals that he has been working up the courage to thank the Torch for saving his grandfather’s life in World War 2 as Phil would not be here otherwise. Torch gets a call about an incident involving Thomas Raymond—the Torch’s kid sidekick Toro….
Jim contacts Namor the Sub-Mariner who excuses himself from a meeting of the Illuminati to join his old comrade on a mission to find Toro. It has been learned that Toro was an Inhuman, and now he is in a cocoon because of the Terragen Mists (see the recent INHUMANITY series for details). Now A.I.M. agents have invaded the SHIELD base where he was "stored" and made off with Toro in his cocoon. The baddies have been tracked to Germany and Jim and Namor arrive to find a massive secret base and the Winter Soldier awaiting them. Bucky briefs them on the base’s owner, terrorist Kurt Dagmar, who disguised his men as A.I.M. agents to abduct Toro. Bucky sneaks in the base while Namor and the Torch provide a "distraction" with a frontal assault on the terrorist. Suddenly the two heroes are blasted; Subby looks up to see…an army of Deathloks.


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Invaders! Martians Attack!!
From the diary of the original Union Jack, Lord Falworth: he relates how in 1917 he and his team the Freedom’s Five were planning a sortie into Europe against the villainous Ursula Frankenstein when they received word that London had been invaded by Martians in battle-tripods. The heroes rushed to the scene and engaged the enemy with great difficulty until Eben Stafford, with a team bearing high-tech weaponry, arrived to take over. They sent the Martians teleporting away in retreat….
Falworth’s diary is now being read by his daughter Spitfire, the new Union Jack, and the Mighty Destroyer. They now know that the Martian incursion they fought off (after the end of issue #11) is one of a series of such attacks since the 1880s. Winter Soldier Bucky Barnes suddenly enters the room with a stranger he introduces as Jonathan Raven. Raven has the answers to the Martian invasions—because in another time stream he was Earth’s great freedom fighter Killraven….


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Gods and Soldiers, Part Five
On the Kree homeworld, Winter Soldier frees the imprisoned Aarkus (the original Vision), having used a drug to fake his death earlier. A suspicious Tanalth the Pursuer catches them and opens fire on Bucky while Aarkus uses the smoke generated by the explosions to travel elsewhere on his mission. Bucky then leads Tanalth on a chase across the rooftops of Hala.
In the central area, the other Invaders—Captain America, Sub-Mariner, and the original Human Torch—battle Ikaris of the Eternals, whose mind is controlled by means of the Gods’ Whisper device. Ikaris doesn’t want to hurt them but he can’t help himself. The Supreme Intelligence mocks the heroes’ efforts so Cap explains that the Kree have fallen into his trap: Subby is keeping Ikaris occupied, Bucky is searching for the Gods’ Whisper, and Torch has been raising the radiation level in his flame so that the final blast will knock the Kree soldier unconscious. After that is done, Cap slings his shield, which has been coated with nanites containing a computer virus into the Supreme Intelligence and shuts it down. Tanalth then arrives to find herself the only Kree standing. Aarkus arrives with Makkari of the Eternals to rescue Ikaris and it’s done….
Back on Earth, Namor indicates he will join any further adventures with his old comrades and departs. Cap explains that the Eternals took the Gods’ Whisper and Aarkus went with them. Cap then reveals that Torch has been named a SHIELD agent.
Epilogue: In the Negative Zone, Ikaris and Thena are joined by Aarkus, aiding them in their plan of revenge against the Kree—by using the Gods’ Whisper to control Galactus as their weapon….


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Gods and Soldiers, Part Two
Vienna, seven hours ago: On a mission to shut down a sinister arms dealer, Winter Soldier runs into opposition from Kree warriors. Suddenly his mind is filled with a forgotten adventure from World War 2 involving the Norse Goddess of Death. Recovering, he captures a Kree and questions him; soon he is calling Captain America to tell him that Namor is a prisoner on the Kree homeworld and that Jim Hammond is in danger….
Now Cap and Bucky are in Blaketon, Illinois, to rescue a defeated Jim—the original Human Torch—from the powerful Tanalth the Pursuer. The fight is brutal and the Torch must summon all his strength to flame on again and attack their foe. She is not slowed down; then she receives word from her men that they have obtained the third piece of the God’s Whisper device so she departs. Torch looks around the ruined town and can only apologize to his friends….
Later in a Quinjet, Torch and Bucky explain the matter to Cap: as seen last issue in the wartime flashback, Cap was absent on a solo mission and Toro was hospitalized so Namor, Torch, and Bucky, with another hero called Major Liberty, were sent to capture a new weapon wielded by Baron Strucker of Hydra. It was a device called the God’s Whisper which could control deities; Strucker had used it to force the service of Hela Goddess of Death; in the fracas, Major Liberty was killed and the rest would have been goners had not the Torch snatched the weapon from Strucker’s hands and banished Hela back to her own realm…. The weapon was broken up into three pieces and each of the Invaders was tasked with hiding one; afterward, Aarkus, the original Vision, erased all memory of the adventure from their minds. They remembered nothing about this until the arrival of Tanalth who recovered the information from their brains. Cap now sees two problems: one, the Kree have the superweapon and two, Namor is a prisoner on their world. Solution: invade….


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Gods and Soldiers, Part Four
Flashback to WW2: the Invaders (including Toro, Spitfire, and Union Jack) are captured at the seaside by a cadre of Axis baddies. The heroes are still confident that Namor will rescue them; the villains sneer at the thought—then Subby arrives on a wave carrying whales and other giant sea creatures….
Now: the Invaders are prisoners of the Kree, captured with the aid of the enthralled Ikaris. Tanalth explains that soon her Pursuers will locate more Eternals and the gods of other worlds to be forced to do the Kree’s bidding by means of the Gods’ Whisper. The Supreme Intelligence reveals his plans for the heroes: Captain America and the Human Torch will be dissected to discover the secrets of the Super-Soldier Serum and android technology while Aarkus is now in a secure place awaiting further research. Winter Soldier rebels against his captivity and tries to fight his way out—he is shot and killed by the guards. As a reward for his troops, Supreme Intelligence arranges for them to watch a fight between the three remaining Invaders (Cap, Torch, and Subby) against the god Ikaris. The battle is intense and spectacular—and serves its purpose of distracting the Kree from Bucky as their capture and his "death" were part of the plan all along. And just as a guard notices that Bucky’s body is gone, he is freeing Aarkus from the lab where he is prisoner….


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Before the truth has its pants on
This is a prelude to Loki: Agent of Asgard. It is presented as a framing story in between the other stories, but they don't actually have any connection.Loki wins something by cheating, of course, in a card game on a distant planet. The object is a key reputed to have been made by the Norse gods. It is enscribed with the rune of journeys.He silently steals another key from the pocket of the Red Skull, even though Skull now has the telepathy of Prof X. It bears the rune of endurance, forged by Wotan. Schmidt notices it's gone, and tries to tell himself he doesn't need what it gave him.For the 3rd key with the rune of secrets, Loki allows himself to be captured by SHIELD and put in a special cell. But he's actually swapped places and appearance with Agent Phil Coulson, who is under a spell which makes him think the cell is his office.He gets the 4th key from the Braddock Academy by posing as their new janitor. Captain Britain and Meggan have no clue where it's gone. This has the rune of new beginnings.The 5th key has the rune of brotherhood. Thor is its guardian, but just gives it to his brother out of friendship.Loki has done all this on the bidding of the All-Mother. The keys unlock a chest containing the sword Gram, the sword of Sigurd.


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W.M.D. Woman of Mass Destruction
At the Hollow, HQ of the Alternate Reality Monitoring and
Operational Response Agency (A.R.M.O.R.), a hostile invader is detected on it
way to Park Avenue from Earth-8009. Troops are dispatched to meet it but see
nothing—until the invader burst up from underground: Lyra, the Savage
She-Hulk. She smashes her way through them, causing an explosion in a gas main
and continuing on her mission. Director Charles Little Sky decides to call in a
specialist. Lyra recalls her mission:
Back home in Earth-8009 in the United Sisterhood Republic,
Lyra was shown by her leader Gynosure that the cradle which births their
citizens is broken; completion of this mission will silence Lyra’s critics who
disdain her for having a mother (Thundra) and a father (Hulk). She is given a
wrist computer called Boudicca and leads a team through the wilderness. In a
forest they are attacked by a band of Howlers (modeled after Wolverine)….
Now: Lyra reaches the ruin of Avengers Mansion and is
stymied. Jets fly overhead and she leaps into the sky and plucks the pilot from
one before destroying it. She questions the pilot, Alex Erde, as to the
whereabouts of the Avengers as she seeks the greatest hero of their time. He
directs her to Avengers Tower and she takes him along….
Norman Osborn, Director of H.A.M.M.E.R., contacts Little Sky
to condemn his handling of Lyra, seeking an excuse to take over A.R.M.O.R.
Little Sky gets word that his specialist has arrived on the scene….
And so Lyra is assaulted by Jen Walters, original She-Hulk….