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Unknown Hydra Hospital:
They call it…the Adaptoid.
What, croaks Yelena Belova.
Agent Connelly leans over the bed of the Black Widow, who is horribly disfigured thanks to severe burns, and wrapped up in bandages. Connelly, an agent of a Hydra sect led by a mysterious shadow group, asks the two A.I.M. scientists behind him if Yelena can hear him. She can hear you, replies one scientist. Connelly turns his attention back to the crippled woman and reminds her of when she failed in her mission to protect their Savage Land resources. The Avengers destroyed her beautiful face and body. He asked her then – if Hydra could set her back up so she could regain her beauty and a chance to destroy the Avengers – would she do it? Yelena had said yes back then.
Connelly then turns on a monitor displaying a historic battle between the Avengers and the Adaptoid. This is what he offers: Behind him are the greatest minds of A.I.M. A.I.M. has been working with them to better their cause, though in truth they really just need money. What A.I.M. has been able to do is synthesize the Adaptoid’s unique biology. They know how it works. They can make Yelena as powerful and beautiful as she deserves to be. She can strike back at the Avengers using their own powers against them and it will be for the greater good. The more of a public beating she gives them, the better. However, Yelena should lay off Jessica Drew. Their group has much invested in her. However, he understands that… accidents… happen during battle. So what does the Black Widow say, Connelly asks.
Yelena begins to cry.
Avengers Tower: Jessica Jones, the one-time hero formerly known as Jewel, enters the Avengers penthouse carrying her newborn baby, a carriage and a large box. Sweaty and irritable, she yells out to wherever her husband is in the Avengers penthouse and tells him to prepare to die. He did this to her and he must pay!
Jessica stumbles into the kitchen, to find her husband along with Jarvis, Wolverine, Spider-Man, Spider-Woman, Ms. Marvel, Mary Jane Parker, Aunt May and Lindy Reynolds, who all look at her and smile. Captain America, Tony Stark and Sentry are in the next room, having a conversation, but can still see and hear Jessica. Jessica Jones, ladies and gentleman, introduces Ms. Marvel.
Cage smiles and asks his girlfriend what’s going on. Angry, Jessica tells Luke that she is going to pass out. She has dragged his baby all over the city up three hundred floors of this skyscraper and it is a million degrees outside! You don’t have powers, asks Cage, reminding his wife that she isn’t that helpless. You giving me sass, asks Jessica.
Mary Jane takes the baby and looks at it. Here we go, says Spider-Man, worried. Ms. Marvel, Aunt May and Lindy crowd the baby, as Mary Jane marvels that it is the cutest baby on Earth. Jessica skulks away and tells MJ to make her an offer for it. Mommy didn’t mean it, says Mary Jane to the baby. I think she did, says Spider-Man.
Jessica takes a seat on the sofa as Jarvis offers her something to drink. Grateful, Jessica tells Jarvis that she loves him. Jarvis thanks her, but Jessica reiterates that she really does think she is falling for him. Jarvis reminds Jessica that her boyfriend can severely hurt him. That’s true, replies Jessica.
Back in the kitchen, Mary Jane continues to comment on how beautiful the baby is. You want a baby, asks a worried Spider-Man. No, says Mary Jane. She just wants to look at this one and then give it back before it pukes on her. One baby is enough. Are you talking about me, asks a confused Parker. Well, who in the relationship wears Spider-Man footie pajamas, asks Mary Jane. Mary Jane turns to Spider-Woman and asks if she wants to look at the baby. Jessica backs off and tells Mary Jane to get the baby away from her.
As Mary Jane passes off the baby to an unwelcoming Spider-Man, Cage approaches his wife in the next room and asks her if she is ok. Jessica doesn’t respond, causing Cage to get worried. Yes, says Jessica with a smile as she looks down into her glass. Yes, what? asks the confused Cage. You asked me to marry you, says Jessica. I’m saying yes. Cage’s eyes are filled with stars as he realizes what just happened.
Luke slams his foot down and screams out loud to everyone that Jessica just said “yes.” They are getting married! The women, Wolverine and Spider-Man come into the next room to congratulate Cage. Mary Jane tells Jessica that she will love being married. Mary Jane loves being married. Embarrassed, Jessica lowly asks Cage why he just shouted that out. Now you can’t be crazy and pretend you didn’t just commit, says Cage. I don’t do that, says Jessica. Ok, she did it once.
Tony looks at his watch and tells Captain America that they have to go. Cap asks if he should stay in costume, to which Tony replies yes. Show as much flag as possible. Me too, asks Sentry. Yes, says Tony. The Sentry needs to start making more friends. However, and no offense, says Stark, but with Sentry’s mental state if he feels wobbly or anything feel free to excuse himself. Who are you guys meeting, asks Wolverine.
Soon, on the street: Tony Stark welcomes the mayor of New York City with open arms to Avengers Tower. He is very glad the mayor honored his request. Stark and the mayor shake hands. The mayor admits to Stark that it would have been better if he contacted the city about this new super hero clubhouse before the Avengers went public with it. This, along with the Baxter Building, is just too much for one city. It draws too much attention. The mayor then greets Captain America, and realizes that Tony is bringing out the big guns. Tony tells the mayor that Cap is the team leader, so he figured Cap’s perspective would be valuable. Also, Tony wants the mayor to meet the newest Avenger – the Sentry.
Sentry greets the mayor, and tells him that he thinks much of his concern has to deal with the Watchtower built directly on it. Is that what that is, asks the mayor. Yes, replies Sentry, and he thought perhaps a tour might help ease things.
As the photographers snap away with picture, a familiar blonde haired woman approaches the four men. She takes off her sunglasses, and greets the group.
Avengers Tower: Jessica is on the phone with her mother, telling her about the proposal. She argues with her mother about why she didn’t tell her earlier. It just happened! Suddenly, there is a loud boom sound that rocks the entire building! The Avengers look at the window to see the Sentry falling back down to the ground, with rubble accompanying him! Spider-Man and the others rush to the window, and Parker asks how many stories high are they. Thirty-six, replies Spider-Woman. Not good, says Parker, as he wonders what could pummel the Sentry thirty-six stories up. Avengers assemble, yells Ms. Marvel.
The Street: The entire section of the street outside Avengers Tower is reduced to rubble. Civilians lie scattered, motionless. Captain America lies atop the mayor, and the Sentry lands back on the ground. Amidst the chaos, Yelena Belova is in amazement at the level of power she just commanded, thanks to her absorbing the power of the Sentry. Even her body responded to the power absorption, as her skin has shifted into a similar scheme as the Sentry’s uniform. However, her face also changes, showing scars and deformation temporarily.
Yelena, however, smiles. Ms. Marvel swoops down and tells the woman that she picked the wrong address to attack. She then pummels Yelena. Nearby, Captain America gets the mayor up and apologizes to the confused man. Spider-Man, Luke Cage, Spider-Woman and Wolverine reach the street. Spider-Man tells his teammates that he is new to this super hero thing, but shouldn’t’ they have a policy about people just showing up at their door to get their butts kicked? Shouldn’t they require an appointment? Cage agrees.
Ms. Marvel is a bit tired after using all her force to hit Yelena, but is surprised to see that the woman is recovering, and is also shocked to see that the skin around Yelena’s eyes has changed color to match that of Carol’s mask! Blood runs from Yelena’s nose, and she is surprised that Ms. Marvel is there – but it is a pleasant surprise.
Ms. Marvel realizes what she is facing and turns to tell her teammates to leave, but it is too late. The four Avengers leap at Yelena and begin to beat on her. It only takes the slightest contact for Yelena to absorb the abilities of Cage, Spider-Man, Spider-Woman and Wolverine. She then slams them all away. Yelena’s hair grows longer, her armpits grow web-gliding structures, and she begins to look more feral. She doesn’t mean to offend the boys, but she really wants to lay a hand on Captain America. She has a thing for him.
Elsewhere, Captain America is speeding down the streets in the wreckage of the mayor’s limo, with the terrified mayor asking Cap what he is doing. Seat belt, responds Cap. The mayor is still confused, but Cap requests that the man put his seat belt back on. Cap looks at his mirror to see that Yelena is actually running on all fours alongside the sides of glass skyscrapers in order to catch up to them. Cap hopes that he can drive better than she can fly, and then makes a sharp turn. Yelena jumps off the building to fly after them, but she is not accustomed to flying yet and is unable to make the turn as sharply, causing her to slam into a skyscraper, and then into the busy street below, unfortunately into traffic.
However, the bestial Yelena is unhurt and thanks Luke Cage for her unbreakable skin. Suddenly, a voice interrupts. Yelena looks up to see the Sentry. He doesn’t know what she did back there, but it really ticked him off. Sentry then flies at top speed to slam into Yelena. Ms. Marvel, however, sees this from a distance and is worried. Spider-Man asks her what is wrong. Carol tells him that she knows what that woman is. Sentry cannot win. He is going to die.
In the air, Sentry and Yelena grapple, and Sentry asks the woman if she will tell him why she is attacking. Yelena curses him out and tells him to just die. She then kisses Sentry, and takes more of his powers.
Mary Jane, Jessica Jones, Lindy Reynolds and Aunt May watch the fight from the penthouse. Mary Jane wonders if there is someone they can call as she consoles Lindy. I should go down there, says Jessica. No, says Jarvis. The women should all get away from the window and head for the panic room like practiced. Jessica begins to interject, but suddenly, the entire skyline lights up as a ball of pure energy explodes!
On the street, Wolverine tells the team that they have to take positions. Ok, says Spider-Man. I don’t like her.
Cage ignores Parker and asks Wolverine what he means. Wolverine tells him that they have to think smart. The fight is coming back down. Here is what they should do.
In the air, the god-like Yelena, who no longer looks human at all, holds Sentry by the throat and then punches him away. Ms. Marvel, however, catches Sentry, and then tosses him down to the unsuspecting Spider-Woman. Spider-Woman falls from the sky as she cannot hold Sentry, but Cage leaps off a building and catches her. As the three heroes fall, they land in a web created by Spider-Man. Annoyed, Spider-Woman asks why Ms. Marvel threw Sentry at her for. She’s got her hands full, replies Cage, as he gives Spider-Man thumbs up.
Above, Ms. Marvel and her mysterious attacker grapple in the air. Carol tells the woman that she can absorb power too. So not only is she going to have her powers, but she is going to have double her powers as she takes back her energy copied by the Adaptoid. You’re still fat, says Yelena. Ms. Marvel stops grappling with Yelena and punches her in the face.
Iron Man arrives on the scene below and Spider-Man tells him that Ms. Marvel called the creature a Super-Adaptoid. How many of you did it touch, asks Iron Man. Just all of us, replies Spider-Man. You never touch an Adaptoid, says Iron Man as he flies away. Ok, like we knew, replies Spider-Man, as he swings after Iron Man.
In the air, Yelena gains the upper hand and throws Mr. Marvel away. She then notices Iron Man heading for her.
Spider-Man calls out to Iron Man and asks if he fought the Adaptoid before. The original, replies Iron Man. Intrigued, Parker asks Stark if the original was a biological neural-network memory load creature. Once one neural network memory set is loaded, what if there were five of him? Would she only load just one of him, or all five of him at the same time? What does it matter, asks Iron Man. How many Sentry power sets does she need to beat the hell out of the city? No, calls out Spider-Man, as he lands on a building; flip it!
Iron Man is about to engage Yelena in battle when he suddenly realizes what Peter is talking about. He swiftly dodges Yelena and flies away, telling Spider-Man to stall her. Yelena calls out to Iron Man, addressing him as Stark, and calls him a coward. That’s judgmental, jokes Spider-Man. Yelena ignores Spider-Man and flies after Stark, but Spider-Man tells her that he isn’t done stalling her yet. He then attaches a bed to her back and flies off with her. Spider-Man crawls up to Yelena’s back and pulls her by her hair. Don’t worry, says Peter. He isn’t hitting on her. He is just hoping that her relative inexperience with flying makes it easier to do this.
Spider-Man then pulls back Yelena’s head to steer her right onto a roof of a building, slamming her down hard. With Yelena face down in rubble, Spider-Man webs the debris to her head, and tells her not to take the defeat too hard. He still can’t figure out how to use the joystick on an X-Box, and he went to college. Spider-Man then notices Yelena’s butt sticking out in the air, and gets an immature though. Here is something to tell the grandkids about, says Spider-Man as he kicks Yelena in the butt!
Whoops, got to go, says Spider-Man as he childishly leaps off the building. The kick in the butt causes Yelena to leap back to attention and scream in anger. She swears she will kill Spider-Man for that embarrassing kick. As she looks over the edge of the building, Captain America’s shield hits her in the head. She looks around to see Cap jumping across nearby rooftops. She chases after him but, when she jumps onto the building, he is on she doesn’t stick her landing and falls. Spider-Woman then leaps behind her and stings her head with her powers.
Yelena collapses, disoriented. Spider-Woman tells her that she should have done that to her in the Savage Land. Yes, says Jessica. She recognizes who Yelena is, despite the monstrous changes done to her body by absorbing all those powers. She is a double-crossing, backstabber. Yelena, however, is quick and grabs Spider-Woman by the throat.
With Yelena focused on Spider-Woman, Ms. Marvel throws Wolverine towards the two. “Fastball special,” says Ms. Marvel, “Avengers style.”
Yelena calls Spider-Woman a whore and tells her that she knows all her dirty secrets. She then throws Spider-Woman aside, but Wolverine tackles Yelena and slams her into a wall before rolling off the building himself. Spider-Woman falls off the building too, but Spider-Man catches her. She thanks him, as she couldn’t get her act together. You need bigger web pits, comments Spider-Man. He then creates a web to catch Wolverine in, but Yelena recoups and looks over the side, telling Wolverine that he is stuck now.
Suddenly, Yelena is hit in the back with a repulsor blast thanks to Iron Man. He tells Yelena that she is only getting once chance. She should lie down on her stomach and put her hands behind her back. Yelena tackles Iron Man, calling him arrogant. He just killed himself. She then absorbs his power and tells him that she has all their strength now. Not quite all, says a familiar voice.
Yelena looks up to see herself surrounded by an army of former Iron Man armor models! One armor tells Yelena that there is so much more to him than most people think. All the armor units then attack her with repulsor blasts. Ms. Marvel watches in awe, and Spider-Man tells her it was his idea.
As the armors attack Yelena, they tell her that her surrender is accepted.
On a nearby rooftop, Spider-Woman asks how Tony does that. Cap replies that the man has a lot of tricks up his sleeve. No seriously, asks Iron Man. How does Stark do that?
Avengers Tower: On the roof, Iron Man sits in his body suit and gauntlets, with wires connecting him to various laptops monitored by Jarvis. From this remote location, he commands all the various Iron Man armors to attack Yelena. After having them punch and shoot her various times, he smiles and tells the armors to have a group hug.
The fight: On the rooftop, the beaten Yelena falls the ground, as all the Iron Man armors slam into her in a suicide attack. The armors are all mostly destroyed, leaving Yelena trapped underneath. However, Yelena calls out that she cannot be beaten. She begins to lift herself up from under the armor, citing how she has Wolverine’s healing factor and unbreakable bones. She has Cage’s unbreakable skin. She cannot be eaten. “Wanna bet?” asks the Sentry.
Suddenly, Yelena screams in pain, as raw power surges out of her mouth and eyes. Sentry tells her that she stole his powers. However, powers like his take exact control of mind and body. He learned that the hard way. Every day, he fights to keep the demon in check. One slip, and he is consumed by madness. If she has become the Sentry, then she also must be the Void. Everything done or said as the Sentry must be answered for. The Void does just that.
Overcome by the Void, Yelena collapses to the ground, defeated. An Iron Man armor restrains her with his arms, and another armor asks who did this to her and who turned her against the Avengers. Don’t, says Yelena. Sentry tells Yelena that if she tells them where the enemy is and he can send the Void away.
Yelena begins to cry, and tells the heroes that they will kill her. Where, screams the Void.
Unknown Location: A disappointed Connely and two A.I.M. agents watch the live feed. They see Wolverine tells Yelena that they know Hydra is behind this. She should just tell them who and where. This is live, asks Connely. The A.I.M. scientists explain that they injected something in Yelena’s eyes so they see what she sees. It can’t continue, says Connely. Yelena is at the threshold. Pull the plug. The A.I.M. scientists push a button.
New York: Yelena tells the heroes that she will never tell them, but then she screams in pain and falls silent. Suddenly, she tells the team to help her as her body begins to grow bulbously until it explodes!
The body then disintegrates into a pile of ooze, to the disgust of the Avengers. What did you do to her, asks Spider-Woman. I didn’t do that, replies the Sentry. On comm, Stark tells the team that someone elsewhere hit the kill button on Yelena. It was a molecular destruct button. Someone didn’t want Iron Man to do readings on her. His armor cannot even tell how they did what they did to her, or even tell what species she was. They who, asks Spider-Woman.
Accusingly, Iron Man asks Spider-Woman if she has ever had dealings with this Black Widow. In the Savage Land, like the rest of you, says Spider-Woman. Where else, asks the annoyed Iron Man. She better not lie to him. If this was Hydra, they then took the fight to their home. Tony doesn’t take that lightly. He didn’t before the Scarlet Witch, and he doesn’t now. Offended, Jessica asks Tony why he is yelling at her.
Iron Man tells Jessica that he knows they let her stay on the team and play both sides of the coin because it is partially their fault, but he does have a limit. He doesn’t like not knowing who he is fighting. Well it’s not me, says the angry Spider-Woman.
Spider-Woman walks away from the team, and moments later everyone else leaves the rooftop except Captain America. Tony didn’t mean it, says Cap. Yes he did, replies Spider-Woman, as she holds herself.
Sometime in the Future: At Avengers Tower, it is the day of Luke Cage and Jessica Jones’ wedding. The honorable priest reads the vows under the glamorous tent in front of all the guests, including Misty Knight. Captain America and Ms. Marvel wear their army uniforms and watch alongside everyone else at the special occasion.
The priest asks Cage if he will take Jessica in the state of matrimony. Sure, says Cage as he smiles at his beautiful fiancé in her white gown. The priest then reads Jessica the same vows, and she also says she will. The priest then continues on, but suddenly Jessica tells him to wait, much to the worry of Cage and the guests.
Jessica looks at Cage and tells him that these words are just words. She is dedicating her life to him and she is only saying someone else’s words. That is crazy. She wants Luke to know that she truly believes that they are better together than apart – not in a creepy way, though. She is truly inspired by him. She doesn’t get lost in her head like she used to. This world is scary, especially with him being an Avenger. Everyday some idiot is trying to ruin their world. However, since she met Luke, she hasn’t cared. Since no goon attacked them at their wedding, she takes that as a good sign. If the worse does happen, she knows that they can deal with it.
She then motions to her child and tells Cage that they made her. She loves watching him be the father. She loves it so much she wore this big poofed-out dress. She just wants him to know this in her words. This is why she said yes to all this craziness. That is why.
Are you done, asks the smiling priest. Pretty much, says Jessica. Ok, says the priest, I pronounce you man and wife.
The newly married Luke Cage and Jessica Jones share their first kiss.


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The Collective, part three
Earth’s Atmosphere: Iron Man streaks towards the edges of Earth’s atmosphere in an attempt to catch up with the Sentry, who has taken the immensely powerful Michael Pointer out into space. Spider-Man contacts Iron Man, and asks him what they are going to do with the sudden revelation concerning the energy analysis. Iron Man tells Spider-Man to excuse himself from the room and to listen to him carefully. He then contacts Captain America and tells him to pick up Spider-Man and Vision from the S.H.I.E.L.D. Hellicarrier. On my way, says Captain America. Stressed, Spider-Man tells Tony that they don’t have time. Tony begins to tell Peter that this is more than just Michael, but Spider-Man cuts him off.
The names and energy signatures that they read off the Michael guy – are these what he thinks they are? Magneto, Quicksilver and others, these are the House of M mutants that lost their mutant gene. Iron Man yells at Spider-Man and tells him to get off the ship with Vision. Spider-Man still argues and tells Tony that if these energy readings are correct then –
Iron Man cuts off Spider-Man again and tells him that they can’t trust that room. Spider-Man tells Tony that he is on a secure line, but Tony explains that S.H.I.E.L.D. has a psi-unit. Psychic agents are reading his thoughts right now.
S.H.I.E.L.D. Hellicarrier: Spider-Man turns to face Director Maria Hill. With her arms folded across her chest, Hill asks Spider-Man what the House of M is. Uh, I have to go, says the worried Spider-Man. Hill, however, coolly asks Spider-Man again what the House of M is. Spider-Man continues to play dumb as he finds himself surrounded by armed S.H.I.E.L.D. agents. You’re under arrest, says Hill.
Spider-Man doesn’t believe Director Hill. He grabs Vision by the arm and tells him that they are leaving. Confused, Vision contests that he thought that they are supposed to help Director Hill. Hill tells Spider-Man that he is making a naïve move, but Spider-Man asks the woman what is wrong with her. There is a glowing maniac with lots of power about to crash on Earth for the second time today, and she is going on a power trip on him. Hill tells Spider-Man that she knows the Avengers know what Michael is and they are not telling her. She is the commander of the world peacekeeping task force, and she doesn’t care who the Avengers think they are, but they are standing in the way of what she needs to do. They have until the count of three.
Vision begins to speak up, but Hill decides to forget to wait till three. She snaps her fingers and tells her troops to take them down.
Spider-Man tells the group that this has been fun, as he leaps onto the ceiling. However, when he looks back down – no one is in the room! However, there is one woman standing, staring up at Peter. “Spider-Man,” says the woman with no her eyes glowing pure white, “you should sleep.”
Spider-Man then falls from the ceiling and hits the ground hard. Hill praises Agent Hook for her psychic illusion. Hook is a bit worried. She was in Spider-Man’s mind and he has been through a lot. Hill should just see his memory cycle. Maybe later, we are in a situation here, replies Director Hill. She tells a few other troops to take Spider-Man to the Box and get the information they need. Oh, uh, says Agent Hook. What, asks the confused Maria Hill. Spider-Man needs to be awake, replies Agent Hook. His unconscious mind makes its own imagery. Now you tell him, replies Director Hill. She then turns to the Vision, who is motionless, and asks if he is shut down.
Yes, replies another agent. Hill then tells him to drive his drives and get anything that references the House of M from it. The agent corrects Hill and tells her that the Vision doesn’t have drives – but Hill gets annoyed and the man stops correcting her.
Director Hill moves over to the computers as Spider-Man and Vision are taken away. An agent tells her that Captain America will be upset. It’s the bed they made, replies Hill. She then looks on the screen and asks if this is Michael. Yes, ma’am, replies the agent. The Sentry threw him into space, but now he is heading right back. Great, says Hill.
Space: Iron Man contacts Captain America aboard the Quinjet, and tells him that they have trouble, aside from Michael. He just lost contact with Spider-Man and Vision. From S.H.I.E.L.D., asks the confused Captain America. Yes, replies Iron Man. Cap asks Tony if he is actually saying Director Hill is blocking transmissions. Yes, says Iron Man. What is wrong with that woman, asks Captain America in disbelief. She thinks we’re holding out on her, answers Iron Man. Sarcastically, Captain America wonders why she would think that.
Captain America tells Tony that he will have a word with Hill in person. Luke Cage comes up on video and asks if Tony really thinks that this is all the House of M mutants, all wrapped up in one person. Tony explains that he is still working on the analysis, but that is the current theory for now. Captain America asks Iron Man if he sees Michael or the Sentry.
Iron Man looks out into space to see Michael streaking towards him at high speeds, with a corona of fire and energy behind him. I have him, replies Iron Man. He is heading right for me.
Ms. Marvel jumps onto the comm and tells Iron Man to get out of the way. Michael ripped off his armor the last time. I wasn’t ready for him last time, replies Iron Man, as he begins to charge up his armor with some mysterious energy. Here we go, says the blue glowing Iron Man, as Michael streaks towards him. Michael crashes right into Iron Man, unleashing a blast of unimaginable energy, much to the horror of the Avengers watching via video on the Quinjet.
However, as the explosion dies out, the Avengers see Michael being thrown right back where he came from! Zero point energy, replies, who has not budged from his position in space. He tells the team that he is ok. He explains to the team that he was able to deconstruct the primary energy fields Michael is using, based on old files on Magneto and the rest of the known mutants. He then processed an energy field to counteract it. He doesn’t know how many times this trick will work, because he doesn’t have all the data. He also doesn’t know how all the various energy fields are affecting each other. He is telling them this as fast as he can just in case something happens to him.
Suddenly, Michael come to an immediate halt, and turns back to Iron Man. Uh oh, says Tony, as Michael race right back at him.
Suddenly, the Sentry returns and slams into Michael, causing another explosion, which destroys a nearby satellite. One of the Avengers thinks about Michael being all the House of M mutants’ powers in one person, but someone else corrects them. Tony said it was energy fields, not powers. Difference being, asks the other Avenger.
Iron Man explains that certain mutants controlled certain energies, some that aren’t even acknowledged yet in modern science. There may have even been new energies created. When the Scarlet Witch ended the mutant gene unnaturally in a million plus mutants, or however many there were, all that energy had nowhere to go. What if Michael was an energy-absorbing mutant that lived a quiet live in Alaska, unaware that he was a mutant?
Iron Man then tells the team to hold on, as he shoots some repulsor rays at Michael to help Sentry. He then continues his theory for Michael’s origins. This could just be the energies combined into something completely new. It was a collective that had nowhere to go, and the energies crashed onto this random guy. However, maybe one or more of the energy fields was sentient, and now without a host it took control of all the other energies. Luke Cage cuts off Iron Man and asks if he means this energy is living. Just keeps getting better, says Wolverine. It’s a possibility, says Iron Man, as he and Sentry throw Michael through the nearby satellite. Perhaps the collective became sentient when it merged. Perhaps it is a new life form.
Tony is hit by energy from Michael, cutting him off. Worried, Cage tells the team that they should go to space, but Captain America tells him now. They just reached S.H.I.E.L.D.
S.H.I.E.L.D. Hellicarrier: The vile villains known as Kraven the Hunter, Mysterio, Doctor Octopus, Vulture, Electro and Sandman attack!
Suddenly, an unmasked Peter Parker wakes up in terror, in a sweat. Peter finds himself restrained and lying with his head on a table. A voice apologizes to him, addressing him by his real name. One of her agents put that image in his head. They needed him awake and they didn’t have time for subtlety. Peter looks up to see Director Maria Hill sitting with him in the mostly dark room. House of M, says Hill, once again.
Peter tells Hill that she is out of her mind. Unimpressed, Hill tells Spider-Man that he should realize that, when the Superhuman Registration Act is passed, they will all be probably working for her. Peter reasons with Hill, and tells her that there is a big glowing guy killing things. They have to worry about him right now. House of M, demands Hill.
Up above, Captain America and the Avengers exit the Quinjet, to find themselves amongst many armed S.H.I.E.L.D. agents. Captain America demands to know where Spider-Man and Vision are. Dum Dum Dugan approaches Cap and tells him that he has to respect Hill. She is in charge. Angered, Cap demands to know where his teammates are. Sorry, says Dugan, but it is Hill’s call. Spider-Woman tells Dugan that she is a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent and has full Hellicarrier clearance, but Dugan tells them to all calm down and let her do what she is doing. Let her do what, asks Cage. Dugan tells the team that he knows it seems hard to see it right now, but Hill has the best intentions in the world.
Avengers assemble, yells Captain America.
The Box: Spider-Man uses every muscle in his body to attempt to free himself from his bonds, but to no avail. Hill gets up and tells Peter not to pop a blood vessel, for they are done. She tosses him back his mask as his restraints open. What, asks the confused Parker. Hill looks at a handheld device and tells Peter that she didn’t expect him to tell her anything. She knows how his type are tight with secrets, hence the masks. She just needed him awake and distracted long enough so the psychic team next door could pick what they need from his brain. They just called and said that they have what they need. Peter is free to go.
Enraged, Peter yells at Hill for unmasking him and stealing information from his head. We’re under attack, says Hill. I have no time for games.
Suddenly, Luke Cage breaks off the door with one punch!
Composed, Director Hill leaves through the opening, just in time for Captain America to yell at her and tell her that this is unacceptable. I was just thinking the same thing, says Hill. Now I’m going to have your job, yells Captain America. Hill contacts the bridge and tells them to have the command heads from all tech fields ready in the briefing room. Captain America threatens to call the president, but Hill gives him her headpiece and tells him to call the president himself. He is waiting to hear from her. Maybe he can take a minute away from drafting the Registration Act to take Cap’s call.
When Cap falls silent, Hill puts her headpiece back on and tells him that they are in the middle of a crisis. Help or don’t help. She then contacts the bridge and asks if Michael has touched back on Earth yet. She finds out that he hasn’t, and tells Capt that at least some Avengers know where they are needed.
Above: The Avengers, along with the rebooted Vision, march towards the Quinjet. Iron Man contacts the team, and Vision responds, telling Tony that they are all present and leaving S.H.I.E.L.D. Where is Spider-Man, asks Tony. Right here, replies Spidey. He will explain what happened later. Vision, however, tells Tony that he believes his drives were hacked. Tony realizes that S.H.I.E.L.D. took all the Michael and House of M info, and Spider-Man confirms. Tony tells the two not to worry about it, as it is his fault. He had no idea this was going to happen. Some futurist, jokes Spider-Man.
Briefing Room: Iron Man contacts Director Hill and asks her what she and her people have put together regarding the House of M analysis. Oh, now you want our analysis, says the irreverent Hill. No, now we are dealing with the problem, retorts Tony. Hill tells Stark that they are running the analyses. How is he holding out there? Can they see a visual?
Iron Man displays a visual of Sentry and Michael fighting it out in space. The fight is lasting this long because Michael has no experience with his powers and is lashing out blindly. This is no power one man can weald with only an hour’s experience. Sentry is just trying to keep Michael off Earth, so if S.H.I.E.L.D. has any medals around, Bob has earned it. Hill asks where Sentry is trying to go, and what does he want.
Space: Iron Man blasts Michael in the back with another attack, and tells Hill that he will be sure to ask the man as the questions as soon as he gets the foe into a place, where, you know, a person can hear sound. Suddenly, a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent gets onto the comm and tells Iron Man to stop engaging Michael with physical contact. When Iron Man asks why, as he continues to fight Michael, the S.H.I.E.L.D. agent explains that they can’t stop him so stop trying. Every time they attack and put Michael into a new situation, he adapts. He walked until they threw him into the sky, and now he can fly! They have a better chance at reasoning with him or containing him if we can figure out where he is trying to go and what he is trying to do.
As the Sentry attacks Michael, Tony asks the agent what if Michael is going to blow up the White House. Incredulously, the agent asks Tony why in the world Michael would do that. What if he is taking them to Wanda Maximoff?!
Iron Man stops dead in his tracks.
Tony then swoops around and grabs Sentry, flying off at top speeds away from Michael.
Michael watches the two fly away, and once he realizes the fight is over, turns his attention back to Earth, streaking towards his target.
Iron Man contacts S.H.I.E.L.D. and the Avengers, telling them that Michael is back en route and he is moving fast.
S.H.I.E.L.D.: An agent tells Iron Man that they are tracking Michael. Hill orders someone to lock on the destination. She then puts the president on the line.
Quinjet: Cap calls out to Tony, who tells the team that he is redirecting the Quinjet to Michael directly. Where, asks Cap.
Space: Iron Man and Sentry swoop back into Earth’s atmosphere as the final coordinates come into Iron Man’s armor.
S.H.I.E.L.D.: Uh-oh, says an agent. He is flying directly for it.
Oh my god, mutters Director Hill.
Earth’s Atmosphere: Where are we, asks the Sentry, as he and Iron Man are low enough to process where they are. Oh, no, says Iron Man, as Michael crash-lands.
Finale Destination: The smoke and dust clears, as Michael kneels in the crater he made in the ruins of Genosha.


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The Collective, part four
Genosha: The name the Homo sapiens gave me is Eric Magnus Lehnsherr. My mutant name is Magneto. Though I am no longer a mutant. My mutant genealogy has been destroyed and I no longer control the magnetic fields of the Earth. I no longer have the power to help lead mutantkind to its place as the dominant species of the planet. Mutants are no longer the rising population. They are now just a few hundred. To rebuild our numbers will take generations. It will not happen in my lifetime. My children saw to that.
Among the ruins of Genosha, the despondent man once known to the world as Magneto, master of magnetism, sits alone in the ruins of a building, with only the sunlight illuminating the area. Dressed in his rags, the man writes at his desk.
I don’t know what I am writing. A manifesto? A biography? A suicide note? I haven’t decided. My life as I knew it, for all its success and failure, is over. I am stuck here in a desolated graveyard that –
Suddenly, the pen in Magneto’s hand suddenly pulls away from him and hangs in the air by its own power, much to his amazement. He gets up as a large gust of wind blows in and sends his papers flying off the table. It is then that he notices streaks of energy streaking all over the ruins of Genosha.
Outside, up in the air, the being known as Michael Pointer hangs in the sky, though he seems to be no longer in control of the powers he wields. Instead, he helplessly hangs there as the energy seemingly acts on its own accord, stretching is mighty power across the island.
S.H.I.E.L.D.: An agent tells Director Hill that there is a massive energy surge on Genosha. Hill looks at the readings and tells her agent that this is more than just a surge. A bit annoyed at her arguing over semantics, the agent tells her this.
Hill calls the president and tells him that Michael is a collection of mutant energies he carries. Right now he seems to be birthing it out – meaning he is expelling it out of his corporeal form all over Genosha. Does the president understand her? The president asks Hill why Michael is doing this. What is going on there right now? Hill explains that the energy fields are still traveling over Genosha. They believe this is an immediate and hostile threat.
The president tells Director Hill that she has the authority to proceed as she sees fit. If she is asking him if she can vaporize the island, then he is telling her that he sure has hell will. I can’t do that, says Hill. I’m saying you can, replies the president. No, says Hill. She has agents en route, and the Avengers are already there!
Genosha: The Avengers exit the Quinjet and step foot on the desolate ruins of Genosha. The team looks around at the cascading energy, and Captain America asks Iron Man to explain this. Iron Man tells Cap that this is a massive energy transference. What’s it transferring to, asks Spider-Man. Iron Man isn’t sure. He is still analyzing the data, which is a lot even for him. As Cage and Ms. Marvel look around, Cage asks the team what they should do. Cap tells him to stay with the group. Iron Man tells the team that they have to time this right. He has a plan but it’s a one-shot deal.
Spider-Man jokes that he loves one-shot deals. Cage, however, asks why they are, assuming that this is bad. “Well,” says Spider-Man, “There’s the whole thousands of mutant-controlled energy fields inside a mystery man in a place where millions of mutants died.” Sounds bad to him. When you put it that way, says Cage. Ms. Marvel, however, points out that this place is a tomb. Millions died here. There is nobody left here. “There’s somebody here,” says Wolverine.
Elsewhere, Magneto finds himself hanging in the air himself, thanks to the sentient energy that is attacking him. A sinister voice calls out to him, though not from Michael, telling him that he is the one. He is the only one mutants will rise up and follow. He is the only one who can avenge them now. Eric should not fight him. He should accept this gift. He should allow himself to be used to make this right. It is Magneto’s face that they have to see.
As energy cascades from Michael Pointer to Magnus, the voice tells Magneto that they tried to do it without Magneto. They tried using his face, and his name. However, it did not work. Even before this latest catastrophe against mutants, they learned that it had to be Magneto that brings the mutants their world. It only works with Magnus’ perfect mind. Now the mysterious duo has been given a second chance. It is meant to be.
Who are you, calls out the confused Magnus.
This body, replies the mysterious voice, is just a vessel that they came in. Michael Pointer absorbed all of their essence, because that is what his powers do. However, Michael has been fighting them at every step. It is barely holding together what they have brought Magneto. They needed Michael to get here. Without a body, the collective is useless.
Magneto looks down at his hands, which are seething with energy, much to his surprise. Once again, he demands to know who is attacker is.
You know who we are, yells the aggressor as all the metal in the vicinity begins to fly up into the air. They killed five thousand in Magneto’s name. Can Magnus feel the connection now? Can he feel it inside of him? No, screams Magneto, as he is suddenly dressed in his old red and purple uniform. You know who we are, screams the mysterious voice. Say it! Say our name!
“XORN!” screams the master of magnetism, as his helmet is restructured onto his head.
The Avengers, who have arrived on scene, hear Magneto scream the name. As in the yutz who trashed New York, asks Spider-Man. Oh great, says Cage, Magneto is back. Spider-Man jokingly thanks Iron Man for the new metal suit. Cage wonders what they shall do now, but Sentry asks the others if they heard that voice in the air. Yes, replies Spider-Woman. You heard the “Xorn?” asks Sentry. We all heard it, replies Spider-Woman. Just checking, says Sentry.
At that moment, the still body of Michael Pointer falls from the sky. As the Avengers charge Magneto, who is still receiving energy from Michael, Captain America tells Sentry that Magneto does not leave this island, no matter what. It has to stay contained. Spider-Woman, however, feels that they should leave and let S.H.I.E.L.D. take care of this. Take care of it, questions Cage. Wipe it off the map, explains Spider-Woman.
Above, Shen Xorn explains to his idol that Magneto needs an army. He will need an army to remind humanity of what they’ve done.
Below, Sentry offers to sink the island, but Cap tells him no. However, Spider-Woman says yes. They know the threat and it must be dealt with. There is a solution and they may be standing in the way. Iron Man interrupts and announces that he has lost contact with S.H.I.E.L.D. - something is blocking the signal. Ms. Marvel begins to agree with Spider-Woman, but suddenly the ground beneath the Avengers begins to crack and rip open.
Rise up, yells Shen as an army of corpses, including the Acolytes, rise from the ruins of Genosha, and surround the team. The Avengers find themselves surrounded by many horribly disfigured corpses that march towards them. Most are burnt beyond recognition, though some are identifiable, such as Rem-Ram and Senyaka of the Acolytes.
As the Avengers engage the zombies in combat, Vision tells the team that his files on Xorn are incomplete. Xorn’s files on Xorn are incomplete, says Wolverine, as he slashes up some corpses. Cage tells his teammates to quiet down as he is concentrating on the smell. Anyone else hears whispers, asks the creeped out Spider-Woman. Wolverine tells the group that the X-Men had serious trouble with him – or them – a while back.
Above, Xorn tells Magneto to look down. Humanity is already here to fight him. An example shall be made.
Iron Man flies by Sentry and tells him it is his turn. He should take off his metal belt and go engage Magneto. He stays on the island, reiterates Cap to Sentry. I can throw him into the sun, says Sentry as Cap rips off his belt. He stays on the island, Cap says one final time. Sentry then flies at top speed to Magneto, but is blasted away by all the cascading energy.
Sentry slams down into the ground nearby. He looks up to see a naked man, and asks him if he is Michael. A confused, naked, Michael Pointer asks what is going on.
S.H.I.E.L.D.: The president continues to urge Director hill to use her opportunity to end this threat. He strongly urges her to take it. Hill explains to the president that the Avengers are on the island dealing with the threat – the Avengers he requested. The president tells Hill that his people in the Situation Room have advised him that there is no way the Avengers could handle the level of power being tossed around. Hill needs to take charge. Sir, you’re ordering me to kill the Avengers, asks Hill, shocked.
Sacrifice, corrects the president. There is a difference, he explains. Their memories will be honored. Hill has to think about the millions of lives she is saving. Hill walks over to a small case and opens it to reveal a red button. Sweat drips off her forehead as she puts her finger on the button and a look of fear and nervousness overcoming her. Suddenly, she composes herself and pulls away her headpiece. She apologizes to the president, but she already has a plan in motion.
Hill contacts Iron Man and tells him to get that plan in motion now. We are almost there, replies Tony. He then contacts Agent Carter and asks if her team is on the island.
Genosha: We are, replies Agent Carter. Agent Daisy Johnson is with her. As a rather large group of S.H.I.E.L.D. agents march in Genosha, Carter asks Iron Man what he wants Johnson to do.
Cap, asks Hill over the comm.
Iron Man tells Cap, as they fight zombies, that Daisy Johnson is there. Cap tells Iron Man to tell Daisy to do to Magneto what she did to Wolverine that one time. However, she should aim for the brain.
Agent Carter gets the order and tells Daisy what Cap says. What did you do to Wolverine, asks another agent. Daisy replies that she started a pinpoint earthquake tremor in Wolverine’s chest and his heart exploded. Won’t that kill Magneto, asks Sharon. I don’t know, admits Daisy. She has never done this before.
Iron Man tells Carol to get into position. She will have to absorb whatever energy she can. She needs to absorb it and then spread it out. You know it hurts, replies Ms. Marvel. That’s why you’re a hero. Is she ready?
Iron Man flies up to Sentry, who has successfully reached Magneto and has him by the neck, ready to punch him. Magneto, however, tells the hesitant Sentry to do it. Kill him – do not let this happen to him. Sentry is surprised that Magneto would say this.
Nearby, Iron Man calls Director Hill and tells her that he needs a lot of power. Take what you need, says Hill. Iron Man then calls out to Agent Johnson.
Daisy’s eyes glow with power as she supposes that she is ready. She then begins to focus and construct a pinpoint earthquake. Iron Man calls Carol, who is in position. Ms. Marvel tells Iron Man she is ready, and then adds to herself that this is going to hurt.
Above, Magneto pleads one last time to Sentry to kill him. Do it, says Iron Man, to his other teammates.
Daisy releases her earthquake in Magneto’s brain, which successfully disconnects his connection to Xorn, thus ending the energy transference. The wild energy, which whips Sentry away, cascades wildly, but Ms. Marvel takes the brunt of the wild power and absorbs it, though not painlessly. Iron Man uses his armor to capture the energy Carol absorbs and then shapes the energy into a radiating ball of energy, as Magneto’s body falls down by Michael Pointer.
Iron Man tells Sentry that the energy is trapped in an energy field. It won’t hold forever. Does Sentry still want to fly something to the sun? He will be right behind him.
As the zombies return back to motionlessness, Sentry takes the ball of energy and flies it off of the Earth, with Iron Man right behind him. Eventually, Sentry makes it to the sun, where he shoves the energy towards it before he is blasted away by the raw power. As the energy is seemingly destroyed by the superior power of the sun, Sentry sees the horrific face of Shen Xorn, which dies out.
Genosha: A rescue helicopter touches down. No more Xorn, says Wolverine. And Magneto, asks Cage. The team heads over to where Agent Daisy Johnson is, and Captain America praises her work. Quake, says Johnson. It is her Avengers name. She wants to be called Quake.
I’m sorry, says Captain America, but they aren’t looking to add any members. Oh, says the confused Daisy. She thought he was recruiting her. No, I’m sorry, says Cap. We just needed your help for this one thing. “Well, this is embarrassing,” says the blushing Daisy Johnson.
Iron Man approaches Michael Pointer, who is being taken care of by S.H.I.E.L.D. Michael, in a blanket now, is confused on how the mighty Iron Man knows his name. What happened to him? Iron Man explains that it seems that he is an energy-absorbing mutant. I am, asks the bewildered Michael. Iron Man continues to explain that Michael was used as a vessel to transport a large living collective of mutant energy here to Genosha. Since when was I a mutant, asks Michael. I guess, since forever, replies Iron Man.
Michael holds his head and thinks hard. He remembers snow. He was walking in snow. He then has an image of Alpha Flight in his mind, and then realizes he has killed people. Angered, Wolverine gets in Michael’s face and yells at him. Heroes! He killed heroes!
Iron Man steps in-between the two and assures Michael that it wasn’t him. He was being controlled. He is not to blame. Tell that to Alpha Flight, says the angered Wolverine.
Suddenly, Michael’s hands begin to seethe with energy, shocking him. Iron Man realizes that Michael has kept a portion of the energy fields for himself. Michael is astounded, and asks if he has powers. Cap approaches Michael and tells him that he question is what he is going to do with his powers. Wolverine adds that Michael should think about what he will do to make up for Canada and Alaska. Michael looks at his hands, and Director Hill tells the team that they will start his training immediately. Maybe we got a new hero out of this deal, says Cage. Maybe, says Hill. Can we go, asks Spider-Man. He does believe that he hates this place.
S.H.I.E.L.D. agents put Magneto onto a gurney and begin to take him to the rescue helicopter. Director walks up to Magnus and tells him that he is under arrest for terrorist crimes against mankind. He can’t hear you, says one agent. Is he going to live, asks Hill. We’ll do what we can, says the other agent, as they take the motionless Magneto away. Why, asks Spider-Woman.
Hill bends over to speak into Magneto’s ear, and tells the man that, when he wakes up, he will be under arrest for terrorist crimes against humanity.
Iron Man and Hill watch as Magneto is taken aboard the helicopter. Iron Man then thanks Hill for not nuking them. Hill pretends that she doesn’t know what he is talking about, but Iron Man tells her it was nice of her to let him eavesdrop on the conversation. Did I do that, says Hill. Seems I’ve misjudged your going-ons, says Iron Man. As the helicopter flies away, Hill tells Iron Man that she now sees the situation she is in.
Suddenly, the helicopter carrying Magneto blows up!
S.H.I.E.L.D. Hellicarrier – Sometime Later: Director Hill sits in her office when an agent comes into report that there is no sign of Magneto – not even his foot. The body could have incinerated in the blast.
Wanna make a bet, asks Hill.
The agent then hands Hill a book. They found it on the island. Magneto was writing a book. Hill flips through the pages, and then looks at the computer monitor behind her, with a report on the Superhuman Registration Act.
Hill thinks hard to herself, and then begins to read the book.
The name the Homo Sapiens gave me is Eric Magnus Lehnsherr.


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Sitting alone in a secure hideout, Steve Roger holds his pencil in hand and tries to draw. He tries to focus only on drawing and nothing else, but his mind continues to race back and forth over his long history. Steve’s mind keeps returning to the fact that he has no home, and now he has no one he can trust. Solemnly, he thinks of the irony that the world has turned against him, yet he should have died sixty years earlier. He remembers the Avengers pulling him from the ice, and wishes they’d have left him there as a symbol of peace instead of him becoming a war criminal.Sitting alone in the darkness, looking over the blank page, he thinks that he should write a book, explaining himself in his own words. He wonders why he stopped drawing in the first place, something that made him happy. Thinking it was because the people needed Captain America, he decides instead that Steve Rogers needs Captain America. These thoughts bring Captain America around to the reason he was trying to draw in the first place. America wants their heroes to be puppets of corporate America, instead of remaining the only thing left keeping them truly free. Steve gets angrier as he decides that the people simply don’t care. Believing that wrong, he decides instead that the people care, it’s just that they want to be comfortable, not safe.Steve’s judgment continues, until he forces himself to stop. He decides he needs sleep so that he can focus. He then realizes if he could focus, he would have heard them coming long ago. Steve jumps up to find himself surrounded by Capekillers.With a quick, fluid movement Captain America grabs his shield and flings it into his attackers. Steve remembers that these Capekillers were specially trained to take him, and other superheroes, down. Given technology by Steve’s former friend, Tony Stark. Taking his shield back, he tells the Capekillers that before they get hurt, they should return to their masters and tell them they failed. The Capekillers quickly open fire. As Steve smashes his fist into a soldier’s helmet, he feels bad for these kids. They’re just being good soldiers.Using one of the Capekillers as a human shield, he deflects most of the bullets. One however, finds its mark in his shoulder. As the bullets continue to fly, Captain America uses his shield to take out more of the Capekillers. Working past the pain in his shoulder, Steve steals one of the soldier’s guns and fires.He springs toward the remaining soldiers and takes them down one by one in close combat. As he puts the gun against a soldier’s helmet, another slams his fist into Steve’s wounded shoulder, causing him to let go of the captive.Quickly he takes down the man that hurt him, smashing his helmet and driving him to the ground. Steve repeats that the Capekillers don’t even know what they’re fighting for. The soldier hits the ground and removes his helmet.Sitting there among the flames and wreckage of Captain America’s battle against the Capekillers is Dum Dum Dugan. The SHIELD agent asks Captain America to finish it, or else he’ll have to take Steve in. Cap realizes that out of three thousand agents SHIELD sent a friend. Captain America grabs Dum Dum’s communicator and tells SHIELD Command that he is Dugan and that Captain America is dead. Captain America decides that he’s got mere minutes before they realize what just happened.
Later, Captain America wakes with the Falcon looking down at him. Confused and disoriented, he realizes he doesn’t know where he is. Steve tells Falcon that he doesn’t even remember coming there. Cap immediately becomes suspicious, asking the Falcon how he knows about this place. The Falcon looks at him as he tells Cap that he took him there once. Captain America becomes angry and demands that the Falcon removes his mask.The Falcon takes off his mask, revealing Sam Wilson. Captain America doesn’t relax, however, instead demanding to know the name of ‘the girl that time.’ Sam answers correctly and then tries to understand what’s going on. Before Cap explains, Steve wonders how long he was out. The Falcon tells him that he’d just gotten there. Next Cap desperately asks if Sam had signed it. Sam asks if Steve’s insane. Captain America explains that there have been some surprises, to which the Falcon explains that Tony Stark was always a sellout.Steve tries to get information on what’s going on. Falcon explains that SHIELD came to his house looking for Cap, and then wonders how long they’d be safe in this hideout. Steve tells him that it’s one of Nick Fury’s old hideouts. Cap assumes he came here looking for Fury.He pries open a box with equipment for passports and fake IDs along with money. Falcon wonders if Steve wants to leave the country. Cap dismisses the idea and asks if Falcon is with him. Sam tells him that Cap has never needed to ask that. Captain America explains that they’re going to fight back. When Sam explains that he’s down with it, Captain America explains it’s going to get bloody. The Falcon tells Steve that he’s not worried about today, but tomorrowSam explains that he’s worried about when the fighting is all over. No matter who wins they’ll have been fighting their friends. He explains that he’s worried about Dr. Doom or one of the villains who escaped from the Raft and having no one left to fight them. Captain America decides that that will simply have to be tomorrow’s problem. The two heroes suit up and are ready to go put together a team.
The two watch from high above New York City as Spider-Man swings toward Avengers Tower. Captain America looks on disappointed. The Falcon is surprised, saying that he always thought Spider-Man would have had a lot more to lose than most of the other heroes in an event like this. Captain America explains that Spider-Man and Tony Stark have a bond. Falcon is quick to condemn Spider-Man, whereas Captain America tries to defend him, but is interrupted by gunshots. Captain America decides that they need to go down there and help whoever’s in trouble despite the risk of them being caught.
Later, Hank Pym sits in his lab watching the news as it shows Captain America and the Falcon defeating Shocker, while ignoring calls from the police for his surrender. As Hank calls the act amazing, Captain America and the Falcon slip in through the window asking for the doctor’s help.When Hank asks for what, Captain America explains that they have to fight for their rights. The Falcon tells Hank to grab his ants and follow them. Hank explains that he’s back to working on his Giant-Man formulas. Before Hank can continue, Cap asks if Hank had signed the Registration Act. Hank explains that he didn’t keep his identity a secret anyway and that he’s with Tony all the way. The Falcon warns Hank to stay out of the way in that case. Hank tries to tell Cap that lots of people, people they both care about, are going to get hurt because Captain America is being difficult, because he won’t play ball. To that Captain America demands to know who they’d be playing ball for, and why now one can answer that.Hank tells Captain America that he’s the linchpin in all of this. If he’d join, others would follow. Cap gets angry and reminds Hank that he was a founding member of the greatest team the world has ever seen. He tells Hank that they working for no one except the people that needed them, and now Hank is throwing it all away. The Falcon tries to get Cap to leave, but Hank stops him, telling them that he had no idea they thought that much of him. As the Falcon and Captain America leave, Cap tells Hank that he was wrong once again. As they reach the window, Hank grows and grabs the two with his outstretched arm.Hank begs Captain America to stop this before it goes any further. Captain America gets angrier and tells Hank to stand down or else he’ll understand the difference between war and superheroes’ battles. Hank tells Cap that he never wanted to fight, and that’s what he told “them.” Hank explains he said he’d hold them there, but not fight. Falcon glares at the giant, focusing on Hank’s use of the word “them.”Hank explains he’d never thought Captain America would come there. The Capekillers rise on the other side of the windows, with their weapons ready. Captain America and the Falcon prepare themselves for the battle ahead. As Cap flings his shield, breaking Hank’s nose, Falcon dives out the window distracting the Capekillers.Hank extends his enormous hand trying to grab hold of the fleeing Cap, but he dodges. Captain America flings himself out the window past the Capekillers. As they fire on Cap, Falcon catches him. Using his shield, Captain America protects the two from their bullets as Falcon makes their getaway.The Capekillers contact headquarters asking for permission to follow Cap into the city. Meanwhile, Maria Hill and a squad of SHIELD agents enter Hank’s lab. After Hank tells her that Captain America is gone, she orders the Capekillers to find him and not come home without him. She praises Dr. Pym, but he simply tells her to shut up. Hidden away outside, Falcon asks Captain America who’s next.


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New Avengers: Disassembled – part two
Harlem, today:New Avenger Luke Cage carefully strokes the face of his sleeping baby daughter, apparently trying to ignore his guests. Is he listening? his teammate, Iron Man, finally asks him. Cage curtly replies that he heard him. And? And what does “Mr. Stark” want him to say?
Iron Man reminds Luke that at midnight the Superhuman Registration Act becomes law. All heroes, including the Avengers, will be required to sign it. They’ll all work for the United States government. And the Avengers will be a fully sanctioned legal team with pay. Benefits… Will Luke sign on?
Neither Luke nor his wife, Jessica Jones, reply. Iron Man again stresses that he needs to know, because at midnight, if they don’t, both Luke and Jessica are effectively criminals. Again. And again Luke remains silent. Iron Man continues his spiel, assuring Luke that his sordid past is all being swept under the rug. All that trouble in his youth… none of it will affect Luke’s standing as a sanctioned Avenger.
What about her? Jessica asks, as she takes up her daughter. Yes, she has powers and does he know what? She doesn’t want to use them, and she has no plans to use them. And she doesn’t want to work for the United States of Corporate Sellouts. What about her?
Iron Man tries to reply, calling her Mrs. Cage. “Jones,” she corrects him. Iron Man continues that she will sign in and they will deal with it when the time comes. She has a newborn baby. No one’s going to ask her to fight Doctor Doom. Bet your ass. Jessica mutters grimly.
Carol Danvers, who has come with Iron Man and is one of Jessica’s closest friends, speaks up for the first time, but Jessica doesn’t want to hear it. She reminds Carol, that she is military and therefore likes being told what to do. She and Luke don’t. In fact, they hate it. Warbird points out that the country has shifted and they’re doing everything they can to keep everything nice and… Jessica interrupts her, arguing that Carol is compromising herself beyond any level of…
Luke interrupts them both, announcing that the world ain’t a nice place. If it were… they wouldn’t be who they are. Iron Man’s side is trying to make the world into something it ain’t. And worse, they are selling themselves to do it. And who are they selling to? What they’re trying to do, it can’t be done. It ain’t human nature. Iron Man insists that he needs to know. Will Luke and Jessica sign on? Guess they’ll find out at midnight, Luke replies stony-faced.
Iron Man warns them that they will come to Luke’s home and they will take them out of there. And if that doesn’t work they will call the Avengers next. Does he want that? Is that what his goal is? Oh, is it Mississippi in the 50ies now? Luke retorts. Oh, come one! Iron Man cries in exasperation. Will he just stop it?!
Getting pulled out of your home in the middle of the night for being different is the same now as it was then, Luke insists. Does have a timeless quality to it, Jessica agrees. The other two Avengers look away, before only Stark once again speaks up, insisting this is about breaking the law. Slavery used to be a law, Luke reminds him. Iron Man retorts that Luke is twisting this and he doesn’t want to hear it.
He should hear it, Luke insists. He should turn those robo ears on real loud, because it is what it is, baby. Iron Man’s side is perverting it all. They are distorting the ideals he said they stand for to the point that when he is done with all of this… those ideals won’t mean anything. They’ll stand for nothing expect for what “they” tell them.
Iron Man smoothly points out that if Luke joins, he can make sure this won’t happen.
Silence.
So he isn’t signing, Iron Man concludes.
He’s going to raise his kid right, Luke replies. What does that mean? Iron Man asks. It’s too bad he doesn’t know, Luke remarks. Fine, Stark replies almost sullenly.
Carols once more tries to reach out to Jessica. Can’t Jessica just trust her on this? Funny, she was about to say the same thing, Jessica replies. The two Avengers leave.
After a moment of silence, Jessica announces that she will have to leave with their daughter. Luke agrees. Jessica stresses that she isn’t leaving him. She just has to keep her safe. She asks him to come with them. Screw all of this. They have enough money to leave. Canada needs superheroes, too. Luke refuses to leave his home. Does he want to end up like Matt Murdock? she asks. In jail, fighting for his life. Luke reiterates that he refuses to leave. He worked damn hard to clean up this neighborhood. This is his world. And he isn’t going to have his kid grow up to find out that her Daddy buckled to the man.
He hates this and he isn’t going to leave his home. The people here know him. He wants them to see what they do to him for standing up for what he believes is right. He’s got unbreakable skin and he’s been to jail. He can handle anything they throw at him. And he’ll bust out of any place they put him in. And then he’ll teach them what’s right if it takes him the rest of his life.
Later, as Jessica packs her belongings into the car, Luke lifts his daughter and complains that she won’t look at him. Finally, the baby’s eyes focus on him and Luke tells her not to take no $%#@ of nobody. She’s three months old, Jessica sighs. How much $%#@ does he think she’ll be taking?
Luke admits this is hard and Jessica urges him once more to come with them. He can’t. Luke asks her to promise not to turn the TV on. Wherever she is, not to watch TV this week. They kiss. Jessica leaves and Luke looks after them.
Seeing him walk to his home, a neighborhood kid stops him and asks if he’s going to sign that thing. Nope. Because it’s crap? the boy asks. Damn straight, Luke replies. What is he gonna do? the kid asks, as other neighbors gather. Luke replies that he’s going to go inside and sit in his home and bother no one. They’re supposed to be allowed to do that, right? Yes, sir, the boy replies.
Luke walks in and sits. A few minutes after midnight, a knock comes at the door. SHIELD agent Gabriel Jones accompanied by a whole armed troop asks to have a word with him. He’s kind of in the middle of something, Luke replies. Can Jones come back another time?
Jones apologizes. He can’t do that. Ok, hold on, says Cage. Moments later, he bursts outside, attacking the armed SHIELD contingent. They shoot him with tazers and finally he falls. One of them reads him his rights and announces he is arrested for violating the federal superhuman registration act. Cage tells him he remembers this from the last time he was falsely accused of ‘$%& he didn’t do.
The agents call the Helicarrier asking for help. In the neighborhood, kids watch and film the goings-on.
Cage is shot again as he looks for cover, but doesn’t fall. Cage is shot again and again. Finally, he falls to the ground hard.
Luke coughs and tries to get up. An armored SHIELD agent warns him that, if he gets up, they will be forced to fire again. Another agent suggests they just hit him again.
Suddenly, an elderly man from the neighborhood fires his shotgun at the agents, while his daughter forcibly tries to hold him back. The kids who were filming toss bottles at the agents. The SHIELD agents instruct the civilians to get back to their homes. This is a matter of national security.
Suddenly, a thrown billyclub breaks the faceplate of one agent’s armor… to be followed by a very familiar star-spangled shield – the renegade Avengers have arrived. We’re going to be rich, enthuses one of the kids who are filming the proceedings.
Daredevil, the Falcon and Captain America arrive and quickly take care of the agents. One of them alerts the Heli-carrier, shouting that they have a situation here: Captain America! And the Falcon! Sam Wilson snaps. He has sidekick syndrome as it is!
Cage observes that he didn’t expect to see Daredevil there. Isn’t he in jail? Well, he is an enigma wrapped in a riddle, the other hero retorts and asks if Luke is ok. He was just resting, Cage replies as he joins the battle. He hopes they all take this beating as an opportunity for introspection, Falcon suggests to the agents, as the heroes finish them off. Daredevil suggests a plan that would really take SHIELD off. A little later, they flee in the SHIELD transport.
They use the vehicle’s comm-system to contact the Heli-carrier and a hologram of SHIELD Director Maria Hill appears. Director Hill advises them to give up and adds that they can track the vehicle anywhere they are going with it.
They kinda figured that, Cage replies, but they wanted them to know: the revolution is coming. With that, he destroys the hologram communication tech. Revolution? one of the others asks. He didn’t know what else to say, Luke replies. He adds that he sent Jessica and the baby to Toronto. Good Dim Sum there, one of the others agrees.
Niagara Duty free shops, at the border between the USA and Canada:Do they have soy milk, Jessica Jones asks a not too bright market employee, who in turn wonders how they make milk from soy beans.
Suddenly, Jessica becomes distracted by the news, which relates that there was a firefight including Luke Cage. Jessica holds her daughter tighter, fearing the worst, until she learns that Luke escaped with Captain America and the others.


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The apartment of Jessica Drew. Spider Woman lies on her bed, dressed only in her underwear, clearly dejected and not quite sober anymore. Jessica switches on the TV, where a news report is on, showing her teammate Luke Cage fighting the pro-registration forces. The commentator remarks that not since the days of the Kree-Skrull War have that many new stories from the superhero community come to them. All of the stories, of course, spawn out of the signing of the superhman registration act.
Jessica changes the channel, but can’t escape the subject as the anchorman refers to Spider-Man’s shocking revelation but right now there are some disturbing news out of Manhattan. Sources say that the Avengers have found themselves ripped down the middle. Reports say that Captain America himself, once the symbol of liberty and freedom is now considered a public menace, with many lawmakers using words like “treason” and “terrorist” to describe his –
A knock at the door shakes Jessica out of her stupor. She jumps at the wall, hangs down from the ceiling and looks to see who is at the door. Open up, asks an impatient Nick Fury. Jessica complies, asking for the password. Is she kidding him? he gruffly asks. How did he find her? she retorts. She registered under Sybil Dvorak, he replies. Cute.
Jessica asks what he is doing there. She thought he was underground for the moment. Fury explains that, due to the war, everything is different now. It’s time for her to take a side. What side does he want her on? she asks. What side does she want to be on? he retorts. It’s up to her now? she asks, shocked. Of course, it’s up to her, Fury insists. What about the plan? Jessica asks. The plan has changed, Fury replies as he turns his back on her and looks out the window.
As he continues his speech, Jessica raises her hands and focuses. When Fury asks her if she had any contact with Captain America, Jessica fires her venom blast at him, while sarcastically stating that she and Cap had their Wednesday makeout session this morning. But what about the new SHIELD commander Maria Hill? She thought Fury wants Jessica to ask her if she liked him as more than a friend. Yes, Miss Hill, Jessica says, addressing the “Fury.” She knows that it’s her controlling this A.I. unit of the Nick Fury life model decoy. It’s a pretty damn good improvement over the old ones, but they really have to work on the smell. Fury smells like Havana at low tide. This thing smells like a tire on the factory floor. If Hill wants to speak to her, then she should come in person and do that.
Hill replies via the LMD, stating she doesn’t want to speak to Jessica. She was just hoping to find some quick intel and maybe an iota of reasonable doubt. Doubt about what? asks Jessica. That she is a traitor, replies “Fury” / Hill. Before the LMD can continue that Jessica is under arrest she blasts it apart.
Jessica begins to flee, but finds herself surrounded by armed SHIELD agents everywhere. Then there is only darkness.
She awakes in an interrogation cell, her hands tied to the back of a chair. SHIELD Commander Maria Hill joins her, icily congratulating Jessica on being the very first traitor in the very first superhero war. How proud she must be. How proud her dead parents must be. Oh right. They were HYDRA agents, too.
Jessica begins to justify herself, talking about a misunderstanding. She doesn’t know what Hill has been told, but—
She trails off as she sees Iron Man enter. Hill adds that Iron Man filled her in on Spider-Woman’s triple agent status, but just so she’s clear, because the paper works on this is going to be… oh my God… Jessica is an agent of SHIELD, but really only answers to Nick Fury… even though he is no longer running this organization and Hill more or less is. But Jessica only does what he tells her to. Even though that by definition is an act of treason. But on top of that, he told her to accept an offer from HYDRA, the terrorist organization, to report on and betray SHIELD. That it?
Disgusted, Jessica asks Tony how he could do this. Stark replies that they are at war now. There is no place for Jessica and her games anymore. He only put up with this because Captain America believed in her. But clearly, things are different now. He can’t afford to have her out there as a wild card. She made her choices. She made her bed.
Jessica’s face contorts with rage. She can’t believe what she’s hearing. She sacrificed everything for them! Her rant is cut off as the lights go out and everyone is suitably confused. The Helicarrier finds itself under attack by HYDRA agents on small airships, who are out to rescue “Agent Drew.” In the process, they wound and shoot Maria Hill. Jessica shouts out “no,” but the HYDRA agents won’t hear it. Despite her protests, they take her with them.
One agent remains behind and informs the paralyzed Iron Man that he is told Stark’s armor will probably save him from the colossal impact the Helicarrier is about to make on Rhode Island. When he can finally stand up and see the horror around him, he will hopefully realize that he himself and his war profiteering are responsible. Hail HYDRA!
Debris already begins to reach the ground. The injured Commander Hill calls for the bridge to stabilize the antigrav boosters and get the carrier flying! At the very last moment, mere feet above the skyscrapers the helicarrier stabilizes.
What the hell was that? Hill asks Iron Man, who takes off his helmet and assumes it was an electro-magnetic pulse. Digging out the bullet from her wound, Hill demands a casualty report to find out where those fighter jets crashed and where those Nazis took Drew.
Jessica awakes in tropical surroundings. Welcome back to HYDRA Island, welcome home, her contact man Connelly greets her as he hands her a cup of tea. How great would it have been if that Helicarrier dropped right on Rhode Island like that, he laments. So close! That would have been something. Oh well, they got her. That’s what they came for and that’s what they got. He hopes Jessica appreciates that. That was a one-time trick they saved for a special occasion. They’ll figure out the rigged EMP thing and be ready for it next time.
Jessica interrupts his monologue. Why did they do that? Why is she here? The game’s changed again, Connelly begins and so are the players. This superhero civil war has changed everything. Time to improvise a little change in the plan: No more games, no more double-crossing for either of them. Forget Fury. Fury is not going to help her. It’s time to think of HYDRA and what its place in the fallout will be.
So he knew she was with Fury, asks Jessica. He knew she thought she was, he retorts. But now, she sees she was just being used. Why didn’t they kill her? asks Jessica. Because they were getting things out of it as well, Connelly explains. She had to see for herself that her hero friends and Fury would turn their backs on her. SHIELD is nothing but a bunch of gangsters. She understands now, right? Because, he has to be honest with her, he is running out of ways to show her.
Agitated, Jessica asks what he wants from her. One minute he wants to kill her, then he saves her. What does he want? This will shock her, he admits, but he thinks her next move is to go to the head of the table. Their table! Jessica exclaims. Madame Hydra sits at the head of their table.
Connelly looks at her calmly, before admitting that Viper is a little … unstable. And many of the higher-ups believe that the reason HYDRA has such a hard time keeping things together is that Viper as Madam Hydra sits at the head of their table. But Jessica, she was born HYDRA and that means so much to them. She’s been around the world, yet here she is. They need a new Madame Hydra, and if she can get over herself it’s her.
He whispers into her ear seductively while Jessica seems to ponder his words. She was born HYDRA, he reiterates. She’s not a recruit, she is blood. Won’t Viper be a little upset when she hears about the plan, Jessica suggests sarcastically. He’d imagine so, Connelly replies, but that’s the cost to be the boss. Things will get a little bloody.
Still appearing to be in thought, Jessica remarks that, during her many dark times, there is that thing, that one thing about HYDRA… that connection, her family being a part of all this. It’s in there, part of her soul. Connelly begins to smile triumphantly. That’s what he thought. What keeps her going, Jessica continues unexpectedly, specifically is the four or five times in her life that she’s had the honor, no, the privilege on being in a HYDRA base somewhere in the middle of nowhere just like this one and blowing it and everyone on it straight to hell.
She yanks Connelly by the tie and pushes his head into the wall. She follows up with venom blasts as she furiously pounds him. HYDRA agents enter and she directs venom blasts at them. With them down, she asks one of the men where the power generator or the fuel reserves are. Either one would be fine.
A little later, Jessica steers a boat away from the conflagration that used to be a HYDRA base.
Later still, Jessica, now dressed inconspicuously, enters the base where the anti-registration heroes led by Captain America are hiding out. Cap is surprised, asking how she knew about this place. She came here looking for Fury, she explains. He isn’t here, Cap replies. They are the resistance, right? asks Jessica. Tears in her eyes, she begs them to take her. She has nowhere else to go.


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New York City, several months ago:Hawkeye awakens in a forest in the snow. He looks around and quickly finds himself near the destroyed Avengers Mansion. He removes his outer costume. Hoping the fence into the graveyard, bow in hand, he triggers the still active security system. He moves inside the mansion and finds a newspaper article about his death. He throws the paper into the air and shoots it and his costume full of arrows against the wall of the mansion. He then leaves the mansion, heading back into the snow.
Clint Barton makes his way to Greenwich Village where he finds the home of Dr. Strange. Wong, Strange’s manservant, answers the door and is surprised to find Hawkeye standing there. As Dr. Strange puts his robe on, he find Hawkeye alive for himself. Clint asks the doctor if he has a moment.Later, the doctor prepares to look into Clint and find out just what is going on. He tells the archer to breathe and empty his mind. Dr. Strange begins a spell to look deep within Clint. Dr. Strange is a little stunned by what he sees. He tells the archer that he is very healthy and very alive. Clint asks Dr. Strange to confirm that he was dead, though. To that, Dr. Strange offers some tea.Hawkeye tells Dr. Strange that he read the papers about ‘No More Mutants’ and realized that the Scarlet Witch messed with everyone. She killed him twice, though. Dr. Strange tries to tell him that he’s alright now, but Clint merely wants to know where she is. When Clint doesn’t buy Dr. Strange’s denial, the sorcerer explains. He tells Hawkeye that he can track magics all over the world, and in the past he has been able to find her. Now, though, she is not using her powers, so he can’t track her. Her mutant abilities and the chaos magic she wields is no longer out there. Hawkeye says that she disappeared.Dr. Strange takes a darker approach and says she may be dead. Dr. Strange explains that what she did was very dramatic, she may have killed herself. Hawkeye refuses this saying that Wanda Maximoff is not that kind of girl, even though he clearly doesn’t know what kind of girl she is. Dr. Strange asks if he can call the Avengers, since they would be so happy to see him. Clint tells him not to.He explains that he isn’t ready. Hawkeye tells the doctor that something has happened to him and he needs to figure it all out first. To do that, though, he needs to find Wanda. Dr. Strange tries to tell him that Wanda was sick and her powers were to control reality. When Hawkeye still wants to know why him, Dr. Strange can only say that Clint is looking for logic when there is none. Hawkeye tells him that he’s going to look for her to find some sort of closure.Dr. Strange doubts that Clint will find it. That if he does find Wanda, what he finds won’t help him. As silence fills the room, Dr. Strange realizes that Clint’s motive might be a little different and tells the archer that revenge is a whole other reason to find her. Clint snaps and says he just needs to know why. Dr. Strange says no more but asks where Clint will look. Hawkeye says first he’ll try Genosha, then he’ll head to Wundagore Mountain.
Clint Barton walks through the streets of Wundagore Mountain passing villagers and carts full of items for sale. He sees a boy run into a woman knocking over apples as he steals her bag. As the boy races away villagers shout at him. Clint picks up one of the fallen apples and flings it, striking the thief in the back of the head. The boy tumbles and Clint retrieves the bag bringing it back the woman. Surprisingly, she thanks him in English. When she looks up at him, Clint is astonished.Wanda Maximoff stands before him and calls him a true hero. As Clint stutters and tries to find the words, she wonders if he’s alright. His eyes begin to roll back in his head and as he blacks out he hears Wanda tell him that everything is going to be alright.
He wakes up suddenly in a strange bed. His clothes are gone and he sees Wanda sitting in a chair reading a book. As he looks dazed and confused, she tells him that she’s heard you have to get used to the mountain air. She tells him that he’s in her house. Since the town doctor was out of town, she brought him here. She then warns him to keep his voice down as her Aunt Agatha is asleep.Wanda sits on the bed and asks Clint if he’s American, when he says yes, she wonders what he’s doing there. As he looks at her he says that he was looking for a friend. Before he says who, he asks what her name is. She tells him it’s Wanda Maximoff and then thanks him for rescuing her earlier. Without a man, that makes her a target in the town.She tells Clint that she’s been on the mountain her whole life and that all of her family, except for her aunt, is gone. He asks if she’s seen what’s going on in the world, like with the mutants. Wanda tells him that she doesn’t believe what she hears from the media, instead she waits ten years and reads what really happened in a book. Clint continues to probe her with questions and asks if she heard what happened to the Avengers. When she says no, he asks if she even knows who they are.Wanda leans back in the chair and tells him that it’s hard to keep up with all the American superheroes. Clint begins to get a little upset telling her that they were attacked by one of their own. Wanda asks if they’re alright, and Clint closes his eyes telling her that they are not. He looks at her and the covers his face with his hands. Wanda stands and goes to him asking who he’s looking for, that she can go get her for him. Clint sadly says that she’s not here.She touches him and asks if he’s alright. He leans forward, holding his head in his hand, and tells her that he lost someone special. He says that he lost so much and came to Wundagore for closure. He starts to cry as he explains that a friend of his told him he wouldn’t find closure here. Wanda looks at him and tells him when she gets a feeling that she doesn’t want, and when she’s done with it, she simply lets it go. Clint stares at her.He continues to stare at her as she smiles and tells him that his trip wasn’t a total loss. He still got to be her heroes. She moves over to him and gently kisses him. Clint grabs her and picks her up, kissing her more deeply. Soon their kiss develops into a more physical pull.
Clint sits at the edge of the bed. Wanda is wrapped in the sheet, asleep. Clint looks throughout the house and sees a rocking chair, remembering Wanda’s Aunt Agatha. He remembers her words and the warnings of Dr. Strange. He moves to Wanda’s aunt’s room and opens the door. He remembers Dr. Strange telling him that his visit might only make things worse. Surprise fills him as he looks inside the room.He backs away from the door, shocked. He goes back and looks at the sleeping form of Wanda. Clint can only stare. He then puts on his clothes and heads outside of her house.


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(in flashback)Echo has sent Matt Murdock, also known as Daredevil, an e-mail, the subject of which is Ronin. Unfortunately, Maya has written it so that if Matt gets to read the e-mail, it probably means that she is dead. This is her story.
Maya wished to tell Matt what had been going on in her life, and why. She was sure he must have heard the rumors, and knew that he’d understand the why more than anyone. However, the what was also important. A month ago, Matt sent Captain America to recruit Maya in order to help infiltrate the Japanese underworld, so that the Avengers could piece together what was going on over there. They wanted to know how it would affect the world. She thought about that every day. By sending Cap, Matt clearly thought more of her than she’d considered. She then thought about how to go about what was being asked of her. She thought about Matt’s double life as Daredevil. She thought about how no one, until recently, even suspected that a blind lawyer from Hell’s Kitchen could be Daredevil. The disguise caught her attention, and she liked how the uniform helped to create a legend. That’s how Ronin was born.
Tokyo’s nightlife was filled with two things: gangsters blowing off steam on drug and alcohol fuelled binges, and rich, vacant heiresses who prided themselves on serving absolutely no purpose in the world. Maya realized that the best disguise she could think of would be vacant anonymous party girl by night, and Ronin by late night. No one looked at the girls. They were just objects.
Maya visited the clubs and sat there like a piece of meat, eavesdropping and uploading every piece of information she could get from weak-willed, spineless Yakuza wannabes. When it was time, she would use that information - not as Echo or Maya Lopez, but as a man. She would become a figure of the shadows like Daredevil. She would fight them as Ronin.
She heard people talking about Ronin as the character’s legend spread. They wondered if it might be someone new, or maybe one of the Avengers running away from the civil war. Maybe he was Daredevil, or Iron Fist or Nick Fury? Maya loved it. However, the whole point of being Ronin was to gather information for the Avengers. Unfortunately, that all went to hell when the civil war took over their lives. The world watched in amazement as American heroes ripped themselves to shreds. Maya watched in horror. Who were her friends now? Who would she go to when she was ready? Captain America recruited her, but Iron Man offered to stake her. Whose side was she on? Eventually, Maya found herself stuck, left in Japan while the heroes lost themselves fighting one another.
Maya continued with her immersion into Japan’s underworld, taking out gangsters, picking up snippets of information and using her disguise of Ronin to strike fear into their hearts. From watching the news, she came to hate Iron Man, seemingly blaming him for tearing the Avengers apart. Eventually, Maya decided that she didn’t have to report back to anyone anymore. She could do this herself. So, she went about her day-to-day business.
Maya’s e-mail reiterated the fact that if Matt was reading it, she was probably dead. She figured that if this was the case, then she probably got into something she couldn’t fight her way out of.
One evening as Maya does her rounds as Ronin, she is cornered by Elektra, backed up by dozens of ninjas working for the Hand. As Ronin, Maya fought well, taking out opponent after opponent, slicing and dicing her way through ninjas whilst Elektra looked on, biding her time. Maya knew with a certain arrogance that the only thing in Japan that could probably take her down was Elektra, the new leader of the Hand. Maya killed as many ninja as she could, but they don’t take this lightly. They started to hunt their prey and, when they came after her, they came after her as an army - an army of assassins.
When many of the ninja were defeated, Elektra took on Ronin herself. As much as Maya had prayed for a warrior’s death, she’d hoped it wouldn’t be Elektra who took her down. She hoped that she had honored her family, and honored Matt Murdock. Maya fought Elektra as an equal, stopping every attack, whilst producing counter-attacks of her own. The two combatants fought fiercely, but in the end, Elektra’s superior skills and experience came through. She managed to stab Ronin through the chest with her sai, lifting Maya clean off the ground. P>
Elektra then lowered Maya to the ground and slowly removed her mask. She offered no hint of surprise as far as Maya could see, before Maya blacked out. With Ronin down, Elektra told the remaining ninja that they should bring her back. They needed her.
Maya was taken to a room where Hand mystics worked their black magic on her. A hand was placed over Maya’s stomach, and Maya awoke with a start. Elektra was standing before her. She knew that Maya was deaf and couldn’t hear her, but figured she could lip read. She told Maya that it was an honor to fight her, and that it would be an honor to fight alongside her… once she was ready. Maya was picked up by two ninja and thrown into a cell deep underground. Elektra told Maya that, as she knew, the ways of the Hand dated back hundreds of years. They had a code of honor and warrior ways that had survived through all of this world’s struggles. Maya was a great warrior with no focus or purpose. Their ways would define her and her next phase of her life. She would be part of something truly profound.
In her e-mail, Maya told Matt that she didn’t want them to take her. She didn’t want them to use their mysticism and mindgames on her. She didn’t want to be brainwashed. She couldn’t fight that. She didn’t have that kind of training. Even through she might know that it was a trick or drugs or brainwashing, it wouldn’t help her. It would only make it worse. By the end of the e-mail, Maya practically begged Matt not to let Ronin disappear; not to let them turn her into something she despised. She wanted him to send someone who could break down their walls and fight through them. She concluded her e-mail, “And if they have killed me… avenge me.”
Maya suffered alone as the Hand’s magic played with her mind, creating hallucinations designed to turn her to their cause. For three days, as the scrolls dictated, she remained in that state until Elektra was ready. After three days, however, Maya was avenged.
(present)Dr. Strange teleports a new team of Avengers into the Hand’s base. They are Luke Cage, Wolverine, Spider-Man, Spider-Woman, Iron Fist and someone dressed in Ronin’s costume. The team immediately goes to work on the remaining ninjas, with Spider-Man providing the usual repertoire of witticisms designed to distract his opponents. They plough through the ninjas quickly, whilst Dr. Strange uses his magic to create a series of transient spells, which makes the ninja sleep and cry for their mothers.
Elektra manages to get close to Luke Cage, and she strikes him with her sai, right in the middle of his chest. Luke grabs her arm and informs her that he has unbreakable skin. He has a message for her from Matt Murdock. “He told me, if I see you, to give you this…” With that, he kicks Elektra hard between the legs, and she drops to the floor, trying to catch her breath. “That had to hurt!” exclaims Spider-Man. Wolverine warns everyone not to screw around. They’ve got to keep moving.
As the Avengers fight the ninjas, Spider-Man leaps into the hole that Maya was thrown into and lands beside her. “Hi,” he says. “My name is Luke Skywalker and I’m here to rescue you.” He’s always wanted to say that. He tells Maya that he knows that she can read his lips. He informs her that Matt Murdock sent them. “The Avengersss broke up,” she replies, weakly. She thinks it’s a trick. Spidey grabs her around the waist and heads for the hole’s exit, telling the rest that he has her. Dr. Strange opens his arms wide and casts a teleportation spell. “Come to me, Avengers,” he bellows as the team leave many ninjas dead and Elektra bound in webbing.
Maya sees the new Ronin and asks them if it’s Matt. “Not exactly,” comes the reply. With a parting shot courtesy of Iron Fist’s powerful shockwave, the Avengers vanish, with Elektra telling her ninja that they know what they have to do. The Avengers do not leave Japan.