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World War X – part four
Utopia: Kitty sits outside, taking one last look. She catches herself at that thought, hoping it is not her last look. She fully intends to live here for a long time and in peace. There’s something important to having a home that you built yourself.
A cougar comes to her side and rubs its head against her side. She pets it and wonders what will Utopia look like in six months or six years. When more mutants come and contribute their skills and enthusiasm and love. Is there anything they can’t achieve? She’ll fight for it. She thought they could get there with nonviolence and politics. Perhaps one day they can but not today it seems.
Colossus informs her there is a war meeting and she finds she misses James.
In Ti’an, James Hudson runs for his life while Jean Grey whips the citizens up in a frenzy against him. James is attacked and falls. He drags himself up again, his bullet wound healing. Jean! he cries.
From inside her house, Jean smirks, urging him to go feral. The worse he makes it, the better for her.
He climbs up a wall. Before someone else can attack, Derek Morgan catches James and tells him to stop. Furious, James hits him and continues clawing his way.
Several citizens of Ti’an now attack. A Xorn flier catches him. More and more come and James flails wildly. Suddenly, a superstrong troll-like being named Thurkel runs at him and hits James hard. He stays down. Jean quickly passes on footage to the news, depicting James as a Utopian suicide soldier.
Nearby in the air, Farbird is set to attack and kill Storm on Jean’s behalf. He rams into her, bent on getting his revenge for being forced to stay on the ground for hours. Seriously? she scoffs. He will enjoy this, he promises. Storm’s eyes glow. She attacks Farbird with electricity, which doesn’t harm him but she distracts him long enough to have him ram a plane.
Farbird falls, as do the pilots whom Storm catches. She takes them further down so they can breathe and promises to put them somewhere tropical. She tells them to remember that they are not always such bad guys and apologizes about their plane.
In Ti’an, Jean is shaken by Farbird’s death. Moments later, other loyal citizens drag James in. Thorkel broke most of his bones. He’s probably dead, they announce. Jean’s eyes flare. Some are harder to kill than others. She bows down and touches him with telekinetic energy. What is she doing? they ask, confused. Killing James Hudson, she replies.
Liz and Derek come rushing in. Liz hits Jean. Flanked by the Phoenix effect, Jean calls her a traitor. Murderer! Liz spits back.
In a glade in Utopia, Kitty leads Piotr to meet a hippie girl with pink hair and wings; Megan, also called Pixie, a teleporter. Piotr is doubtful. People are going to get killed, Kitty stresses. And he got the report from Storm. Depending on how the military reacts to losing a thirty million dollar plane… Kitty asks Pixie to take her to Ti’an. And if she doesn’t come back? Piotr asks. Kitty tells him to start the bombardment of Ti’an in two hours. Her orders, her authorization, her responsibility. And she will come back.
Is she really gonna bomb Ti’an? Pixie asks. Not if she doesn’t have to, Kitty replies. First she’s going to talk to Jean, put an end to this. But she finds herself agreeing with Jean on at least one thing: Ti’an and Utopia can’t coexist. They need to be united. One needs to go.
So how does she do this teleporting? Like a magic word or-- Whoa, she shouts when she finds they are in the air. Megan explains she sorta relaxes, lets the feeling flow through her. It’s like pixie dust. What, she gets high? Kitty asks nervously. To her it’s much more spiritual, Megan explains. And then they go.
Bombard Ti’an? Armor asks Colossus in disbelief. They’ve built a terrible weapon, he replies, but then he guesses all weapons are terrible. What the hell? she insists. Piotr explains that Kitty wants to end this war, so they are going to knock Ti’an from the skies. But she’ll make it back in time to stop him, right? Armor hopes. No, she won’t, he tells her bluntly. And even if she did, there’ll be no place for her here. She’ll be a pariah at best, a war criminal at worst. She’s done. She’s sacrificing herself. He has to admire that in a horrible car crash sort of way. One hour fifty-eight minutes.
In Ti’an, a furious Jean Grey lashes out at her friend Liz for daring to question her. Derek catches Liz. She’s insane, Liz mumbles. Glad they think so, Pixie, floating in the air tells them, she’s going to need their help big time. They got to evacuate Ti’an. All of them. Like now!
Good riddance! Jean snaps and wonders who the little gnat-like girl out there is. She’s with her, Kitty remarks as she is cradling James. They are going to talk, she announces. This is going to end today. One way or the other. For the future of all mutants? Jean asks, eyes flaring. Let’s go!


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World War X – conclusion
Utopia. Suddenly, a large group of Tian citizens is teleported in by Pixie. Is she okay? Firestar asks concerned. Weakened, Pixie replies that she is not sure how much of this she can do. Derek announces there are still a couple hundred Tianese to go. And according to them, about twenty seven minutes until they take out their homeland. Liz reminds him Pixie is helping.
Pixie gets up and tells the evacuees to go up the ramp, follow the wide path about a quarter mile. Her friend Armor is there. She’ll get them someplace safe. Twenty-six minutes, Derek points out. Pixie begins to teleport again and hopes that Kitty and Jean can work things out peacefully.
Any chance she’s right? Derek wonders. Is he serious? Liz scoffs. They’ll probably kill each other!
Colossus watches Pixie teleport away again. Blackheath and Zero inform him that, while they cured the infection and the foliage will recover, the Sentient Seed is dead. Braindead is how Zero put it. They saved Utopia, but couldn’t save her. Which one of them is gonna tell Rogue? Blackheath asks, then figures she probably already knows.
Rogue sits in the jungle mourning.
Tian:Kitty hits Jean hard and mocks her when she goes down. She thought Jean was supposed to be some sort of warrior. She orders her to pull together. They need to talk!
Jean uses her telepathy for rapid shock reaction and pain suppression. She lashes out at Kitty with her telekinesis, but Kitty holds her ground by going super-dense. Jean flies at her, mocking she is surprised Kitty left her precious Utopia to come here. When did she start becoming so horrible? Kitty asks. She came her to end this… it doesn’t have to be done with punches.
Jean powers down. She gave Kitty a way out, she snaps. By selling out the Utopians? Kitty asks. Jean just doesn’t get it. Mutants didn’t build Tian. They live in it but it’s like a hotel to them. But Kitty’s group built Utopia, literally. It was flat when they got there. It was poisoned. No houses, no buildings, no food… someone’s sick joke inside the government. But they sweated in the sun until they had something. Not a hotel. A home. And Jean expects them to give that up?
Mutants need to be united, Jean insists. Kitty tells her she thought about that. Mutants are united. Just not the way she wants them to be: bowing down to the mighty Jean Grey of Tian.
Jean’s powers flare up again. Tian is a temple! she shouts It’s a holy place! It’s everything Utopia isn’t! Kitty agrees. Jean is the idiot who thinks those are all good things.
She phases through the floor, swings upward again and reappears behind Jean, hearing someone ask where she is. Kitty hits Jean in the back and she goes down.
Nice one, James tells her. He misses the Kitty Pryde who used to hit things. They hug relieved. He tells her how the troll broke all his bones. Upside is: he can survive a lot more than he thought. Downside, there’s a giant troll out there with a club who wants to kill him,
When she calls him ‘James’, he asks her to call him ‘Jimmy’. He hates ‘James’. Tell him she has a plan.
Jean attacks from behind, telepathically taking both out. Sorry to interrupt, but she thinks she just won the war. She telepathically calls Derek and Liz, announcing she needs them right now, her quarters. That might be a problem, Derek replies. Where are they right now? Jean demands. And where is everyone else?
Utopia:The time has come. Colossus gives the order. Shola and Mach Two begin firing the rocks. God help them, Piotr groans. Any sign of Kitty? Nothing, he is told.
Tian:Where is everyone? Jean shouts. She’s been evacuating them to Utopia, Pixie who is sitting next to Kitty and Jimmy announces. She mocks Jean for trying to attack telepathically. She’s been resistant to telepathy since she was a baby. Before teleporting, she promises to come back for Jean if she wants her to. ‘Cause 30 minutes just went by. What the hell does that mean? Jean demands, only to see the missile-like rocks one moment later.
Storm watches from the sky as the magnetized rocks hit the floating city islands and bring them down. Some people are still left and fall to their death. Pixie reappears and tries to grab someone, but is hit by a rock against the head. She falls.
Jean is about to fall too, but is saved at the last moment by Storm, who swoops in.
Utopia, two weeks later:The refugees have become a part of Utopia. Even Jean was welcomed with a governor placed on her telepathic powers. She too has been offered a new start. Tending her vegetable garden, she realizes she got off easy.
She’s guilty, Kitty tells a government official. The other woman, Sgt. Wolman, informs her that no charges are being brought against Kitty. No one cares. The government is tired of policing mutants and their problems. Reconstruction is going slowly and they don’t have the funds or the inclination to spend time on mutants. If they did prosecute, they wouldn’t know what to try Kitty for. And the South-East Asian governments are happy to see Tian gone. So she is free to go. As she understands it, Kitty can phase right out of those cuffs. She is no prisoner. She suggests she take this time to settle her debts with her own people. She wishes her good luck. She’ll need it.
Kitty steps outside on the balcony of her home. Outside, the others are waiting. She recalls they were once more than mutants. They were X-Men. And they will be again.


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Ultimate Fallout – Chapter One
“Spider-Man R.I.P. New York’s fallen hero was Queen’s high school student Peter Parker” is the headline in the Daily Bugle after the death of Spider-Man. Staring at the newspaper, Gwen Stacy covers her face. “I’m cursed!” she cries.
In his office in the Daily Bugle, publisher J. Jonah Jameson begins his article. I knew the truth about Peter Parker. I knew he was Spider- Then he erases it again.
In Manhattan, atop a skyscraper, Peter Parker’s roommate Johnny Storm goes nova, full of rage and grief.
Some robbers try to rob a store at night when suddenly a red-clad figure that can heighten her density or become a ghost takes them out brutally. When the last one shouts he gives up, she hits him again. “I hate you!” she announces. “I hate you all!” Kitty Pryde cries.
At school, Flash Thompson is the only one present in his class. Is class cancelled? he asks nervously. Even the teacher begins to cry. Was he the only one who didn’t know Peter Parker was Spider-Man? he asks almost defensively.
Nighttime. SHIELD personnel is removing the debris from the Queensboro bridge. Mary Jane Watson has sneaked into the zone and tries to record what is happening. An agent notices her and calls out. MJ runs but is soon surrounded by agents. Angrily, the agents tell her this is a closed off area. What’s her name?
Mary Jane holds on to the camera but the agents overwhelm her, intent on getting it from her. “Give it back!” she shouts, then cries for help.
What does she think she’s doing? Nick Fury demands. He tells his agents to take the camera and send her home. Just this once, he is looking the other way. He tells her to go home. He doesn’t want to see her again. She shouts at him he killed him. He didn’t pull the trigger, but still, he had him killed. She’s going to prove it and make sure everyone knows. Fury looks at her, taken aback. He repeats his order. MJ leaves, as Fury stares after her.
The day of the funeral. Aunt May and Gwen Stacy have been fetched by one of Tony Stark’s limousines. Stark explains he is picking up the tab for the funeral and all that entails. It’s not a big deal for him but he didn’t want her to worry. She doesn’t want a big thing, May states. She might not have much say in the matter, he warns her.
Outside the church, throngs of people are gathered. She doesn’t want this! May exclaims. Tony offers to take her home. The hotel, wherever she needs to go but, if he may, this wasn’t planned. This gathering just happened. If she has it in her, he thinks she should let it happen. The city needs to mourn, too. This is about more than just people who actually knew him. That’ll have to be for later. But it’s her call. Does she have it in her? May gets out of the car.
The crowd is silent until a small girl with a scarred face addresses her, asking if she is Spider-Man’s mommy. His aunt, May corrects her. But she made him breakfast like his mommy? the girl asks. May confirms. The girl tells her that, when she was little, Spider-Man saved her from a fire, so she didn’t die. May looks at her, shocked, and the girl offers her a hug.
Inside the church, Tony and Gwen lead May to the first row. She is met by a man dressed in his military dress uniform, who introduces himself as Captain Steve Rogers. He knew Peter, he tells her. May immediately recognizes him as Captain America. Lowering his head as he kneels before her, he says he just wanted to say it’s… it’s his fault. It’s his fault her boy is dead.


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Ultimate Fallout – Chapter Two of Six
1st story:
At Peter Parker’s funeral. Captain America has just informed May Parker that he is to blame for her nephew’s death. What does that mean? she asks sharply. That’s Captain America, Gwen Stacy tells her nervously. May doesn’t care and again asks how it is his fault. He just wanted to say he is sorry, Steve Rogers tells her, tears in his eyes. What did he do? May demands.
The day Peter died, he told him that he wasn’t ready, Cap admits. He told him he was a child and that he hadn’t yet earned the right to wear the uniform. And the gunshot, the wound that eventually killed him, was meant for Cap. Peter jumped in front of him to save him.
May and Gwen are silent for a moment. So, after he emasculated Peter, even though he had proved himself over and over again, after he told him he wasn’t worthy, Peter saved his life, May summarizes. Is that what he‘s telling her? Yes, Ma’am, Rogers admits. “He worshipped you people,” May continues. He knows that, doesn’t he? Peter thought of them as the Knights of the Round Table. He put on a costume to be like them. He wanted to earn a place at their table… She jumps up, pointing at Stark. And they come into his life and promised to train him. What did they do? Nothing! He was fine before he met them! He was doing fine! Furious, she glares at Rogers, then slaps him. Everybody looks at her in shock.
May hurries out of the church. Outside, she again faces the crowds that have gathered. Dumbstruck, she drops down on the church steps. Gwen has followed her and asks her to please get up but someone unexpected offers her a hand too: J. Jonah Jameson. He asks if he can help her to her seat. Does she want to go back inside or is there somewhere he can take her? May admits she doesn’t know what to do. Gwen keeps back the crowd while Jonah advises May that he thinks she’ll regret not going back inside. May allows him to take her arm and lead her back.
2nd story:
As the service begins and the minister talks about Peter now being in a better place, Thor, sitting in a pew, daydreams about the better place he believes in. Midgard was put under his protection for a reason. Odin had great plans. Plans to remake two worlds…
Thor’s daydream:
In his dreams, he sees the World Tree, now growing on Earth as well as in Asgard. Seeing Asgard, Thor greets his father and flies upward. Towards a better place. A better world.
He flies and lands on a platform, surrounded by the Aesir who salute him. Now men can look up. They can look up and know the gods. They can look up and know that should they live their lives as they are meant to be, if they are noble, if they have courage, then there is a place where they can find favor.
He looks at wise Odin on the throne. Next to him is Thor’s brother, Balder the Brave, who greets Thor.
But be warned, of men not many are able to complete the journey. The path is plagued by deceit – symbolized by Loki – and the inevitable death that comes to those that stray. (He imagines Hank Pym in Hel)
But some will make it. The valiant. The bold. For those few… there is a great hall. For those faithful, there is providence. For the heroes… there is Valhalla! And there Thor imagines Spider-Man to be, along with other fallen heroes and friends, like Wolverine, Cyclops, Daredevil and the Wasp, his friends happy. And there, in that place legends never die.
reality:
Alone in the service, Thor smiles.
3rd story:
Rogue sits at the counter of a diner listening to the news talking about Spider-Man and the memorial service. She didn’t really know him, she tells herself. The X-Men met him a few times. Kitty liked him, but they weren’t close. Nevertheless, she cries.
The waitress agrees, it’s hard to watch and offers to turn it off. She touches Rogue’s bare hand in a gesture of sympathy. A moment later, the woman stares at her in shock. Rogue’s powers absorb things from people. If it’s a mutant, she takes their powers. If  it’s a regular person like this woman, well, a little bit of her just died somewhere.
Keep the change, Rogue tells her and turns away while the other customers wonder what happened to the waitress.
Rogue runs out into the rain wondering what’s wrong with her. She’s seen enough dead bodies. She should be used to that!
Walking through the rain, she recalls those that were important to her and died: Wolverine, Cyclops, Professor X, the Juggernaut, Gambit. All in the ground, all in her head, all the time. It’s another aspect of her power. When she connects with someone, she keeps a little piece of them. She’s been trying to get away from the life, trying to get back to normal. But nothing’s ever gonna be the same as it was.
She walks towards a church. When she first got to Xavier’s school after she left the Brotherhood, she looked up one afternoon and there was an Angel, plain as day. Then she looked over to her right, and there was a demon. She told the professor it was a sign. That seeing those things on Earth appearing before them meant all kind of bad was coming their way. He didn’t think much of that at the time.
She enters the church, wondering what he’d say now. He and Magneto both dead. “And I will give power to my two witnesses.” Rogue recalls the great flood of New York. “He poured out his vial upon the sea and it became as the blood of a dead man.”
Mutants running for their lives, getting rounded up and put in camps. Getting shot on sight. “They will seize you and will persecute you. They will deliver you to synagogues and prisons. And you will be brought before kings and governors.”
She enters the altar room and decides she knows why this is happening. It’s why she’s crying like a baby in front of a TV while they bury some boy she barely even knew. It’s why she’s falling on her knees in front of God, begging for some mercy, just this once. This is the end of the world! And she ain’t crying for the souls of the ones they lost, she’s crying for them, because they are next!
4th story:
In her room, Mary Jane Watson types away on her laptop, listening to the funeral service. Jameson has just escorted May back inside the church. “How the world killed Spider-Man,” she begins her article…


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Ultimate Fallout – Chapter Three of Six
1st story:
Tony Stark sits at Peter Parker’s funeral.
flashback:
Four days earlier, he attended another far less visited funeral - that of his brother Gregory.
Afterward the ceremony, a blond man in a white suit criticizes the headstone erected for Gregory. He would have frowned on the cherubs, he comments. How dare they fly while he remains earthbound? Have they met? Tony asks. Briefly, in Monaco two summers ago. He and Gregory were there on matters of business. Tony clearly was not at the time. He introduces himself as Jonathan Blackhaven. Tony recognizes the name. Owner of the fast growing pharmaceutical company. He thanks him for coming. Gregory would have appreciated it.
Blackhaven replies he is there on Gregory’s behalf. It seems he wanted Tony to continue what he and Jonathan had begun. So he’s here about the will, Tony ventures. He knows Gregory left Tony everything but he hasn’t had time to look at existing contracts or…
Blackhaven interrupts. Tony is talking about his things, but this is more important. How does he like Zurich this time of year?
Sometime later, they are in Blackhaven’s luxurious home outside Zurich (of course with a view of the mountains and lakes). Blackhaven muses that most experts agree that symbolism is currently the second most powerful influencer among those that shape and disseminate opinions. So it’s no mistake they chose here. Tony considers himself more a Manhattan boy. Things change, he is told, and some of the others are waiting to meet him.
As they walk through the spacious chalet, Blackhaven lectures that people talk about wealth in different ways. Most believe it leads to a better life and, while this is true in a general sense, it also offers new opportunities and, more importantly, new goals.
Tony points out that, with his brother’s estate added, he’s now worth a billion dollars. He needn’t explain wealth to him. As for opportunity, he’s a superhero. He’s going to assume Blackhaven has a broader point.
Blackhaven continues that the other thing broadly believed is that most of the richest people in the world come from old money. That implies that they didn’t really earn their wealth. But they know this is a lie, don’t they? Tony agrees. Both Tony and Gregory were perfect examples of a phenomenon that has cropped up in their new global economy. They are part of the super elite. He opens a door and ushers him in. And so are they.
He introduces the people inside. La Contessa Valentina Allegra de la Fontaine. Chairmanof the OXE Group, the largest holding company in the world. The twins Miroslav and Dieter Buchwald, co-founders of the Deutsche Telecom giant Freivolkswald. Ming Xiang, the face of HKpec, a multinational oil and gas corporation, and certainly Tony knows Damon Dunn, the youngest billionaire in history by the age of seventeen. Now at twenty-one, he is the fourth wealthiest person in the world thanks to his creation of the DNA based processor. Just wait until they become affordable, Damon jokes and greets Tony, who figures the crowd can’t be all bad if Damon is included. Should he read anything into being passed over for his brother?
Damon explains he lobbied pretty hard for Tony at the time but that’s not a concern now. He formally offers him an invitation to join the Kratos Club. And what comes with that? Tony demands. A smoking jacket?
Blackhaven reminds him that earlier he mentioned a super elite. They, plus 50 carefully selected friends, have started a little project. All of them are first or second generation success stories. They earned their wealth by outthinking and outworking everyone else. Doesn’t Tony have more in common with them than with his countrymen? They’ve decided to use that influence collectively. Use their influence to see the right things get done. No matter what. No matter who gets in the way. And who decides what is right? Tony asks. The people who have earned it, Blackhaven replies. The people in this room.
Damon urges him to join them. What else is he going to do? Keep dodging bullets until one finally hits him? For what? Ego? Celebrity? He’s too smart to die playing superhero. So, what’s his answer going to be? Blackhaven asks.
The Present:
In the church, Tony is still thinking about his answer…
2nd story:
Looking at all the other attendants of the service, Kitty Pryde becomes more and more furious. Screw this! she announces and runs outside. She sees two bystanders being interviewed about Spider-Man. The girl gushes about him but Kitty interrupts them, telling them to get out of here. Angrily, she destroy the camera equipment and shouts they make her sick!
“They are disgusting!” she states as she walks away. Her friend is dead and they are putting on a show. All Peter ever wanted was to do the right thing. And all they ever did back was try to hurt him. The whole time, they shot at him and called him names and tried to arrest him. Now they want to stand there and tell everyone how great they thought he was. It’s sick! Just a bunch of people, trying to make themselves look good in front of the camera. She figures, people never cared about him because if they did he wouldn’t be dead!
And the worst thing is they all act like this changes everything! Like he’s going to inspire them. Kitty figures it will change nothing. Peter would tell them to stop fighting each other, to stop hunting mutants, to stop hating someone because they are different. But they don’t want to stop. They just want a martyr to trot out when it’s convenient. Nobody wants a living hero. They might say or do something people don’t like or remind them of all the things they are not. Dead ones are easier to deal with.
Kitty figures she’s done trying to be a hero. Peter would probably tell her not to give up. But she can’t give them what they really want. She doesn’t want to die! She wants a nice normal life. She wants to go to college and be with her mom and hang out with—all her friends.
That moment, she notices the crying boy on the park bench is Iceman and asks him how he’s feeling. The worst, he admits. He doesn’t even know where he’s gonna live after this. He can’t go back to Aunt May. She’s already been through enough. The government is still looking for mutants. If they found out she was hiding him, she could be arrested. He doesn’t know what to do. He thought all this was cool. Even when it looked like they might get killed or something, he still thought being a superhero was great. Then he met Peter and Johnny and it all felt like it was finally—it’s not cool, is it? It just sucks! They’re just gonna keep running and they will lock them up somewhere and do test on them till they die. Kids like them don’t get happy endings!
Maybe, maybe not, Kitty tells him. She knows a safe place. Where they can’t find mutants. She was heading there after the funeral. And he can come with her if he wants. But here’s the deal: No more superhero stuff. No more saving the world, no more putting on costumes and beating bad guys, no more using their powers in public. No exceptions! They keep quiet, they keep their heads down and they keep breathing. If he can’t do that, he can’t come with her. Is he in?
Can Johnny come? he asks and they look at an unhappy Johnny Storm, kicking a can nearby.
3rd story:
Two weeks ago:
Jean Grey aka Karen Grant is in private session with Bruce Banner. She tells him to imagine an ocean at peace. This is the uncommon state of man. Now imagine a raging sea. A furious storm drowning the sturdiest of vessels… this is how things are. That Bruce is angry makes him normal, like everybody else.
He doesn’t think, “Hey man, you’re just an ordinary guy” is a solid foundation on which to build an effective argument, Bruce replies. Karen is just pointing out, he cannot eliminate emotions. Control is going to have to come from somewhere else. Let’s start at the beginning, she suggests. Does he remember the first time he really lost control of his temper and became something else? He remembers fighting Spider-Man.
Karen asks what triggered the episode of Banner becoming the Hulk. Banner interrupts he’s tried this several times. Therapy. People like her trying to manufacture an emotional response. She should know that it usually ends with the therapist’s head either smashed in or somewhere in the monster’s belly. That’s not what’s she’s doing, Karen smiles. In fact, this has very little to do with him at all.
Bruce suddenly zones out as she explains that she is stroking his sedated lobes. This is about her control. She turns him into the Hulk who is still calm.
Karen announces he can come in now and Nick Fury enters. He asks if she is sure this is safe because half his nightmares have this $&%/ in them. Karen offers to take care of that for him. Don’t even think about it, he tells her. So, are they cool? No, they are not, Karen replies. Each time she tries this, it takes twice as long as before. The phrase “highly resistant” comes to mind.
That means they have a problem, Fury replies and points a gun at the Hulk’s head. He needs people he can use to be put in play. He’s offered Karen and her friends protection with the understanding that comes with a price. So can she control Banner or can’t she? She can, Karen replies in a small voice. He tells her to keep a bag packed. She’ll be hearing from him soon.
Karen gives the Hulk a peck on the forehead, wishing him good night. She is sorry for all this. Sweet dreams. The Hulk smiles, dreaming of destruction…


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Ultimate Fallout – Chapter Four of Six
1st story:
A bar in New York City, where a man is thrown outside through a window. “You want to tell me again?” the perpetrator asks him. He gets out of prison and the other man tells him he “ lost” his cut of their last job? Come on, Kangaroo, the victim begs. He didn’t give him a… Don’t speak to him like he knows him! Kangaroo hisses. He only wants one thing! Brutally, he kicks the other man in the stomach and orders him to give him what he owes him. Or he will beat him to death!
Wow, that ain’t nice at all, a voice calls from above. Spider-Man stands on the roof. And he thinks an apology of some sort is due… to all of them really. They’ll wait.
He thought Spider-Man was dead, Kangaroo remarks. Yeah, man, that is in terrible taste, the victim adds. Kangaroo tries to hit “Spider-Man,” but he dodges the blow, elegantly somersaults over him and touches his stomach, hitting him with something that seems like venom. What did he do to him? Kangaroo demands. He told him last time he saw him, he’d kill Spidey if he saw him again! He has him mistaken for… Spidey begins. Kangaroo throws him into the air and Spider-Man crashes through a shop window.
She thought he died, a woman remarks. That’s in terrible taste, her companion adds. Spider-Man limps out. Does everyone in this city have powers? he complains. Did he actually call himself the “Kangaroo?”
A moment later, the Kangaroo jumps at him and hits him in the face. Spidey feels a buzzing moments before Kangaroo grabs a car and is about to throw it down on him. Spider-Man hits him and Kangaroo drops the car on himself. Spidey apologizes to the crowd for the mess and asks if anyone called the police. In reply, he is told that his outfit is in bad taste. Spidey crawls up a wall and the crowd wonder how Spider-Man is alive.
Hurt, he returns to his home. Alone, the African-American teenager takes off his mask. Maybe the costume is in bad taste, he admits.
2nd story:
The Negative Zone, some time ago. Where the heroes of Earth defeated Reed Richards after he went mad.
Richards floats there, recalling how the heroes vanquished him. No, he decides and uses technology to get air first, then find the way home.
Returning to a flying fortress, he begins to work, convinced that the world has it wrong. After some work, he figures he can get home. But there’s no one there for him. His friends all hate him now. He generates the power, only to see it is not enough and silently apologizes to Ben Grimm. He faces death.
If he could go home, he could save everyone, but now that’s not happening. The computer can’t target a location from an almost infinite number of variables. It doesn’t have enough processing power. Not enough brains.
He sees corpses floating around and has an idea. He connects the corpses to the computer. The targeting system works and he teleports to land in a lush forest. He’s going to solve everything, Reed tells himself.
Now, wearing a metallic helmet, Reed stands in a futuristic citadel. They’ll begin here with him and them, he announces. They are going to have a new focus for his ongoing and never ending education. These experiments will start with survival and end on a millennial tomorrow. His rules are simple: In the dome, it’s ‘evolve or become extinct’. Welcome, children, he tells a group of youngsters dressed in white. Welcome to tomorrow. He’s sorry. Most of them are not going to make it.
3rd story:
Washington DC:
Valerie Cooper, special advisor to the president on superhuman and mutant affairs, sits in a café with her friend, Brett, a foreign affairs correspondent. Of course she has met him, Val announces. How has Brett not met him in her job? He doesn’t like to do interviews, Brett replies. Hinny saw him once. Guy threw the shield at him, trashed the camera. She’s making that up, Val replies and raves about her pistachio ice cream.
So is this why they are here? She wants an interview with Captain America? He’s not gonna want to talk about the Spider-kid thing. She was in Vancouver over the weekend, Brett replies. Can you believe they film all those TV shows there? Val muses. It doesn’t look anything like New York!
Brett continues there was an old man living there, burn victim. Really ghastly. Just got diagnosed with terminal cancer, said he wanted to get his story out before he passed. Said he’s tired of lying to the grandkids. This some kind of human interest thing? Val asks.
Brett continues he is also a mutant. And he spent a bunch of years locked in a government research facility, getting experimented on. Black Helicopters, Val scoffs. She knows that saying comes from the fact there actually were black helicopters, right? Brett asks. Val tells her it was like the Wild West then. Everyone was poking and prodding mutants. But the time span on this stuff is way earlier, Brett points out.
So is she running this? Val scoffs. Cold War era mutant thing? And she wonders why her demos are aging… Besides, how does she know he isn’t nuts? He got any souvenirs left over from his time in Area 51b? He doesn’t need to, Brett replies. The guy has the most incredible psychic gift. He can share his memories with you. Take you back with him. He’s pretty old and weak, but he could do it for a couple of seconds at a time. And what she saw was enough to make Amanpour curl up in a ball.
Sad, but she doesn’t understand. What they are doing now is not like that, Val explains. Davis did one of those tours. They’ve got spas on site. Human Rights Watch is in and out every week. If she wants to do a compare and contrast on it--
Maybe Brett replies. Anyway, he could do it for a few seconds. But when she was there she saw a map and got a fix on the location. Then they did Sat search and, sure enough, you can see what the place was. So she did a Freedom of Information on it.
Come on, Val scoffs. Anything like that is bound be deep classified. Brett reveals the statute hit four years ago and some desk jockey forgot to close it back up. Can she believe the luck? Public record, the whole file is waiting for her back on her desk. She hasn’t gotten the chance to look through it yet.
Val says nothing. Suddenly, she announces she’s allergic to pistachio. She should probably go to a hospital, Brett suggests, unsurprised. How long will it take to go through the file? she asks. Two hours tops, Brett tells her. Val congratulates her and leaves.
Val immediately calls her superiors. They need the network no later than eight. Phil is going to have to work something up …“what began as a noble experiment”, “words cannot express full responsibility”, “violence is not the answer…”
They are three hours away from half the country going up in flames. They’re gonna be riots coast to coast and that’s not even touching the international response. The entire world’s about to find out the United States government created mutants!


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Ultimate Fallout – Chapter Five
1st story:
A business man and his assistant, Devon, enter an office building. He protests about not knowing anything about this meeting. Been on the private calendar for two weeks, Devon assures him. Is this gonna be like Syria? he protests in the elevator. Are there gonna be big blue guys with AK-47s sitting around a boardroom table in the Chrysler Building? ‘Cause if so, he votes teleconference.
He’s kidding, Devon tells another man in the elevator. She assures her boss it will not be like Syria. This guy has better hair than she does. He’s a terrorist! he protests. Ten minutes, she reminds him. He’s gonna want to hear what he has to say. What a terrorist has to say, he stubbornly points out. She tells him, would he please let her make him some money? She knows it’s been a while, but she promises it’s like riding a bike. A terrorist bike, he mutters as they enter the office.
Their host greets them warmly. Philip Hanstead, Devon announces, meet Pietro Lensherr. The chief executive of Worldwide Solutions, Pietro, dressed in a smart business suit, announces and tells Mr Hanstead how pleased he is, before kissing Devon’s cheek, telling her how exquisite she looks.
Pietro ushers them to a conference room. He was just looking over their third quarter report, he begins and offers some tea. Hanstead replies restructuring has been a challenge. These are trying times, Pietro agrees smoothly, for all of them.
Their company fascinates him greatly. Such scope, energy technology… just so many facets. Does he know what the most invaluable good this country ever imported is? Oil? Hanstead guesses. Slaves, Pietro replies. Adjusted for inflation, this nation’s slave trade contributed conservatively even around twenty trillion dollars to the national economy. And as they know money doesn’t just disappear. It’s put back into the economy again and again. It has paid for industrialization. The military build-up that made the USA into a superpower. Their roads, their homes, their universities. All that suffering paid for their way of life!
Nervously, Hanstead interrupts he doesn’t know where this is going. Pietro tells him not to bother. Looking out of the window, he remarks about the miserable weather. “Welcome to New York,” he is told.
Quicksilver recalls once knowing a mutant girl who could look at those clouds and force them to part just through the power of her mind. Where is she, when they need her, right? Hanstead jokes. Being lobotomized, Pietro answers. Hanstead apologizes. No need, Pietro tells him. They weren’t exactly friends. Just another foot soldier in an unnecessary war between two very angry old men.
Charles Xavier and his father, Hanstead guesses. Pietro agrees. And how greatly they have all suffered in their names. He wants to be direct with him. He knows his name carries a certain baggage despite his heroic service in the Ultimates. He is subject to the same rash laws as any other mutant since his father’s attack. His legal status here is virtually non-existent. He’s forced to hide from the authorities. He’s even been asked to relinquish his family’s properties in Massachusetts.
Now, outside funds and connections afford him a limited degree of autonomy, thankfully, but even that is tenuous. This is due to his refusal to submit to involuntary imprisonment at the hand of the US government. Hanstead could kill him right now and face no legal reprisal.
Hanstead defensively remarks he voted for the other guy. He doesn’t even doubt for a second that he’d oppose these draconian measures, Pietro interrupts him. He is a man of vision. One of the last giants of industry. He knows the future when he’s face to face with it. But, if Pietro could show him some of the things he’s seen – mutants with breathtaking abilities that could fundamentally alter the way society functions. Just imagine what the girl able to change weather could do for the farming industry. What a teleporter could do for shipping. What a mind reader would mean for market research. It must be so frustrating for a man like him to see all this potential wasted, to see mankind give in to prejudice and fear when so much opportunity lies before them.
Hanstead remarks that they all see the opportunity, but also the risk. They just dug Manhattan out of the water!  Pietro agrees that, without proper tutelage and training, mutants can do terrible things. Nobody knows that better than him, sadly. Which is why those such as himself have a responsibility to help the gifted who come after them. He feels it is his duty, his destiny even, to unite the persecuted mutants of this nation. Bring them under his personal protection and inspire them to take the next steps in this planet’s evolution and progress. And he is willing to risk something of his own to do this. His life.
Hanstead applauds his resolve. They all gotta have their causes and he wishes him the best of luck. As a card-carrying Homo sapiens, he is looking forward to his own insolvency. But for now they’d better get going, seeing as how what they’ve already heard makes them accessories to a war crime.
Pietro tells him he misunderstands and asks him to hear him out. He doesn’t intend to fight any war. No, he is going to gather these mutants, unite them under his cause and then he is going to sell them to Hanstead…
2nd story:
A helicopter reaches the New York Triskelion. Nick Fury exits, telling himself that, if you act cool, no one notices when you sweat.
Inside, he asks Clint Barton aka Hawkeye for sitrep. Sketchy, he is told. How does he want them? He’d prefer them one at a time, he replies. But he’s crunched for time, so give him the top three, first to worst.
Clint calls up images of EUSS, Uruguay and the SEAR.
First up is the latest regarding the Asgard situation. He knows Fury has personally spoken to Thor and he assured him there is nothing to fear, but the European Union is so spooked that they reconstituted their super soldier program. And they just found out that Jamie Braddock is leading the team.
Second is the semi-controlled skirmishes of the Uruguay-Argentina conflict have escalated to the point where it appears a full scale invasion is likely. The US ambassador to the UN is already promising Ultimates support if the Security Council chooses to act. Surveillance suggests this to be a very real possibility.
And here’s the one that bothers him the most: they’ve been hearing rumblings from third party intelligence sources inside the SEAR about a cosmic biological / metahuman weapon system. Yet to date, all they have to show for it are three dead spies and zero additional intel. Something is going on here…
What happened to the old Captain Britain, Brian? Fury asks. Diagnosed with cancer four days ago.  And what does he want to do about SEAR? He wants him on a plane tonight, Fury orders Hawkeye. Hold together, baby! he prays, regarding the world.
He announces he has a meeting and orders to send him that roster when it’s done. Hawkeye jokes that the look on Fury’s face suggests he is off to meet his ex wife. He’s guessing she wants alimony. Much worse, Fury sighs. Suits up from Washington.
He is told that the man he is meeting with is waiting in Fury’s office. Inside, he sees a bureaucrat looking at Fury’s revolver. Fury suggests he be careful before he shoots his eye out.
The man introduces himself as Jasper Sitwell. Fury interrupts him. He knows who he is and he’s here with news regarding next year’s projected operating budget. So let’s have it.
Sitwell announces they are going to cut his budget by 30 percent. Fury is flabbergasted. He just finished telling him to expand by the same amount, Fury points out. He turns on the screens. Not counting the Triskelion here or the one in Iran, they recently completed four more around the world. They are retasking the entire Heli-carrier fleet. They are secretly building two orbital weapon platforms. All of this was done in response to their needing to undertake broader missions!
And they still expect him to do that, he is told. He is going to have to find a way. They are effectively cutting his budget in half, Fury states. The president sends his regrets, Sitwell announces, getting ready to leave.
Fury calmly points out they understand people will die because of this. Sitwell apologizes, there is nothing he can do.
Fury is left alone, thinking. They are stretched too thin, he announces.
1st story continued:
In Pietro’s penthouse, he sweeps Devon off her feet. She still can’t believe he went for it, she admits. He happens to be a very persuasive man, Pietro reminds her in bed. That’s how he got the appointment in the first place. No, it isn’t, she tells him and they kiss.
Suddenly, he believes he is holding the Scarlet Witch in his arms, not Devon. “Hello, brother”, she greets him. Is it really her? he asks. He has missed her so! Did he? she asks. Like she told him to. Five are fallen, and one is. Soon. Good, she tells him, gently holding his head and assures him she is proud of him. Their father is proud of him.
Is she pleased? he asks in a small voice. He’s been trying, but it’s been so hard. She knows, Wanda coos, she knows how lonely he is, and she has heard his cries. But his sins have been so great. The path to his soul’s salvation will not be an easy one. That is why he must go to Egypt…
“What?” he asks. Wanda is gone, a confused Devon in her place. Is he okay? she asks. He orders her to get out. Angrily, she does.


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Ultimate Fallout – Chapter Six
1st story:
May Parker is lying on the bed holding onto her nephew’s, Spider-Man, costume and grieving. She gets up and looks at the mask, then looks out of the window where police are holding back a crowd of reporters and other people.
Gwen Stacy enters, having shorn her long blond hair and now presenting a black bob. She explains that their pictures are in every newspaper on the planet Earth. And she didn’t even want her picture in the yearbook.
May considers changing her look too. She should go pink, Gwen suggests, to which May sarcastically considers shaving her head. She can do whatever she wants, Gwen tells her. It’s not like they will ever be able to leave the house again. They are even going through their trash! She can’t go online. Every website! She keeps praying to baby Jesus that some celebrity superhero releases a sex tape. Wouldn’t that be nice, May agrees.
They wonder what to do, Gwen suggests May go to work. She was fired, May tells her. She didn’t do anything! Gwen protests. She hasn’t been to work in two weeks and she is a threat to security of the blah-blah.
If she could go anywhere, where would she go? May asks. France, Gwen replies. Why not Jamaica? May wonders. Jamaica’s too hot, says the girl who has never left Queens, Gwen jokes. France looks beautiful. She would like to meet a dumb French boy who treats her like a princess and takes her mind off all this…
That would be nice, May agrees and tells her Tony Stark offered to send them anywhere in the world. Then why are they sitting here? Gwen asks exited. May hesitates. She refuses to take a handout. So she’ll take whatever the hell the universe has dumped on her head, but she won’t take any of the good stuff? Gwen demands. Why, she hasn’t earned it? She doesn’t deserve this? Does she deserve this situation? Peter would be furious for her still sitting here!
May takes he phone and calls Tony Stark. After echoing some pleasantries May takes him up on his offer and explains she and Gwen would like to move to France. She stresses she doesn’t want this as a gift. He explains that he will send a helicopter that can take them to his private jet which will take them to his villa on the French Riviera. When May still hesitates, Gwen takes up the phone and tells Stark they accept. She thanks him and announces she already doesn’t miss this place.
2nd story:
Kitty Pryde leads Bobby Drake and Johnny Storm to her secret hideout. Johnny begins that he is grateful. He needs a place to crash. They cannot be a burden on May and he can’t face his sister right now, but… Bobby interrupts; Kitty could just tell them where they are going! It’s a surprise she tells them. She doesn’t want to jinx it.
Fine, but what is it with her and sewers? Bobby complains. Was she raised by a talking ninja rat? He is not going to live in a sewer. He has standards! She calms them, informing them that they are not going to live in the sewers. When she was here a few weeks ago…
Bobby gets it.  How did she find them? he asks. Kurt had the key. It was in his things. Key to what? Johnny asks. Kitty switches on the lights and they find themselves in the underground tunnels that used to belong to the Morlocks. Their new home.
3rd story:
The Triskelion, New York City:
General Nick Fury tells one of his employees to call ahead, tell them he is coming down. Have a car ready. He’s going into the city and will be out of touch for a bit. There’s something he has to take care of.
The employee remarks he seems out of it. Has something happened? If he ever wanted to know what would happen if America lost its favorite son, he is about to find out, Fury replies. Captain America just quit. Don’t call unless the world’s ending. The sergeant is left alone.
1st story continued:
Mary Jane Watson sits in front of her computer, still trying to write her article on how the world killed Spider-Man. She hears a helicopter outside. She looks out of the window to see Gwen and May, who are waving her goodbye.
They are moving to France, a voice from behind explains to MJ. She turns around to see Fury, who explains they are starting a new life. He’s gotta say… that sounds fantastic right about now.
 MJ demands to know what he is doing in her room. Is he here to arrest her? Fury assures her he wants to talk and orders her to sit. He sees her article and reads it, then puts it down.
What is he going to do to her? She asks. “I loved him,” Fury admits out of the blue. He met Peter when he was just a baby. His parents were working on a project for them. When his parents died, he wondered if there was any way he would be able to do right by their son. He was so excited when Peter had the accident that gave him powers. Now he could do something. He was grooming him. He was so sure that he would grow up to be the kind of man his father wanted him to be and so much more. He should have taught him more, he berates himself. He should have slowed the world down, so a boy like him could become the man he was supposed to become.
MJ repeats helplessly that she didn’t know Fury knew Peter’s parents, then offers she won’t send out what she wrote. She didn’t know!
He understands that she is looking for someone to blame for this, Fury continues. His point is, he admits through his tears, that she blames him and he came there to tell her… she is absolutely right.


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Crossover: part 2
Reed Richards has landed into an alternate universe, much darker than the one he came from. He stares into the darkness, as four people walk towards him.
Infected Reed remembers how it all began. They said it all started with a flash in the sky and a ripple through the clouds. Nobody knows what caused this exactly, but some people think it might have been a punch. Nobody knows if he truly is that strong. Today, Reed still wonders if infection had really made him so determined to get there in search of a brand new food supply.
At the time he first arrived on the planet, Reed would have said no, but after having experienced this hunger firsthand he’s afraid that now, he knows better. Reed recalls how the good citizens of this new world started getting attacked by powerful beams, and started to flee in panic.
The Avengers were the first on the scene. Their faces grave, concerned for all those human casualties. Reed heard Colonel America reassuring everyone that everything would be fine now that the super heroes had arrived. What they didn’t know was that the infection had targeted the super heroes of this dimension and a thousand realities before them. This was how it consumed: by infecting super heroes just like him and sending them out to infect the others. The Sentry was one of the first, and he soon infected the Avengers. Within twenty-four hours, they had consumed the entire planet, including the X-Men. One super hero from an infected universe… that was all it took to finish an entire world.
Young Reed wants to know what all this has to do with him. He wants to know why the infected would go to all that trouble just to lure thim here to this neighboring dimension. Infected Sue laughs at how Reed doesn’t seem to have a clue about what’s going on. Infected Reed stretches his arms and captures young Reed in them. He reveals that they just brought him here because… they had run out of food! Infected Reed continues to stretch his arms so his enemy can’t escape, and orders infected Sue to trap a force field around young Reed, so he can’t escape. But Sue fears that if she does that, she’ll slice off one of infected Reed’s arms. Infected Reeds shouts that it doesn’t matter, and orders her to just do it. But while they argue, young Reed managed to release himself and tries to escape by stretching his body through a sewer opening.
Infected Thing wastes no time and pulls the sewer hatch open, and orders infected Torch to go after Reed and mess him up good. Infected Torch does as told and, in a blaze of fire, follows the young scientist. Reed runs for his life, but soon notices infected Johnny coming after him, and panics. Infected Torch smirks that he heard that Reed had come to this planet to become a super hero. But, he laughs, super heroes don’t run away like frightened, little girls. Super heroes are supposed to be fearless. While Johnny continues to badmouth Reed and continues pursuit, he doesn’t notice that Reed managed to stretch his body into a thin line and is practically unable to be seen with the bare eye. Once Johnny is out of sight, Reed reveals himself and stretches his body back to normal. He goes back up to the surface, and mocks that somebody has been readying way too many comic books.
Reed takes some time to catch his breath. He takes a look in front of him, and is devastated by the destroyed buildings and skulls lying nearby him. Reed calls himself stupid and wonders how he fell into this one. Suddenly, he gets caught in webs! It’s infected Spider-Man! Spidey warns Daredevil that he was right, and this Reed is enhanced, but still clean and uninfected. Within a time of mere seconds, infected Spidey is accompanied by tons of other, former now infected heroes. Infected Thor wonders where Reed came from and how they could have possibly missed him.
Infected Hercules smells at the scared Reed, and notices that he may look like their Reed Richards, but the boy is not more than twenty years old. Infected Luke Cage confirms that Reed is a meta-human. He can smell it. He can’t believe they missed such a healthy specimen running around Manhattan. Reed begs for his life but then, suddenly, a loud explosion takes place! All of the infected’s mood changes and seem to be worried.
Infected Hulk attacks! He fights his way through the other infected and shouts that he knows that they are hungry, but Hulk is hungriest of all! Reed begs for his life, but Hulk frees Reed from the webs and tosses the boy on the ground. Hulk wants to eat him, but then a truck falls on him! Reed is startled. The infected freak out, and run for it. They look up, and notice lots of cars hanging above their heads!
The cars fall down, and land on some infected, killing them. Another explosion kills others. A hand reaches out to Reed. The man to which the hand belongs knows that Reed is scared, but confidents that he has nothing to fear from… Magneto! Right now, Magneto is the only hope Reed has.
Meanwhile, back at Reed’s home reality…
Johnny checks on Sue, who’s studying at the lab in the Baxter Building. Johnny asks his sister if she has seen Reed, because their father has been looking for him all morning, but Reed hasn’t been answering his cell phone. Sue explains to her brother that Reed’s cell is always off when he’s working. She mocks to her little brother that people actually work, as it’s what they do with their lives when they aren’t addicted to daytime soaps.
Johnny smiles that a man can learn a lot from daytime soaps. Sue asks him if he tried Reed’s lab. Johnny mentions that the lab was empty, and it looks like Reed didn’t sleep in his bed last night either. Sue is surprised to hear that. Johnny jokes that he told their dad to check Sue’s bed first. Sue walks out of the lab and tells Johnny to be quiet, wondering why he always has to be so immature about everything.
Ben notices them, and asks if they have seen Reed around. Sue explains that nobody has seen Reed since last night. She wants to know if the security people have checked the cameras. Johnny heard the front desk saying that Reed never left the building. The lobby and the roof guards confirmed it. Johnny jokes that he is starting to understand why Sue is so dreamy and fascinated by Reed: he’s such an enigma.
Sue asks Johnny to shut up, as this is serious. She knows something bad has happened. She uses an authorized activation code to shut down Reed’s lab defenses, and enters it. Johnny asks Sue if he should go fetch their dad. Sue tells Johnny to definitely not do that. She explains that Reed is in enough trouble with their dad and if he sees this he’ll go absolutely nuts, and she fears he might even fire Reed. They enter the lab and notice a device in the middle of the room. Ben asks what is. Sue isn’t sure, but it looks like some kind of teleporter.
Back on infected Earth…
Magneto has magnetically lifted himself and Reed up, and travels back to his headquarters. They are above a destroyed train station. A scared Reed asks Magneto how much further they have to go. Magneto mentions it’s just another few hundred yards.
Reed asks Magneto if he’s truly the last person in this world who hasn’t been infected. Magneto denies that, and mentions that there are others at the headquarters. But, Magneto corrects, he does is the last one with any special gifts, that is, at least, until Reed came along. They arrive in front of a tunnel and land. Magneto reveals he fashioned this refuge out of a railway tunnel. It’s not perfect by any means, but there’s lighting and toilet facilities and a place where they can store their food.
Reed is surprised that the infected don’t know about this place. Magneto is glad for that, but corrects that at least the infected don’t know it for the time being. He knows they will find it out sometime, sooner or later. He explains that the last time the infected found them, they almost murdered almost half of his little group. The remaining few are really quite resolute that they won’t end up in the bellies of a super hero like their missing friends and loved ones.
They enter the tunnel, and Magneto leads the way. Reed asks how long they have been living like this, and when this actually happened. Magneto thinks it happened around two days ago, or maybe three. It’s hard to remember, he confesses, but he believes the first to be infected was three days ago. Reed is astonished to hear that. They arrive at the headquarters, which is nothing more than a former subway stop. Magneto alarms the other rebels not to be afraid, as it’s only him with a friend.
The rebels call Magneto crazy, as they recognize Reed as a super hero and will be infected. Magneto defends that Reed is no more infected than him or any other of the rebels. So, he tells Kelly that she can put away her gun. He reminds her that he has told her a million times a gun is useless against most super people anyway. Reed defends that he’s honestly not infected. He explains to the rebels that a bunch of the infected tried to bite him, but none of them actually broke the skin.
Magneto introduces Reed to Danny and Mindy Glidewell. Danny is an insurance salesman Magneto found hiding in his car in the Lincoln Tunnel. His daughter, Mindy, is a diabetic and, unfortunately, she’s running low on insulin at the moment. Mindy greets Reed and asks him how it’s going. Danny asks Magneto if he managed to find anything at the hospital. Unfortunately, Magneto didn’t, as he bumped into Reed on the way to the hospital. But he asks Danny not to worry, as they’ll go back out and get Mindy’s medicine. He promises that everything will be all right. Magneto also introduces Reed to officer Kelly Ridge. She says hi, too.
Reed asks Magneto if he isn’t the leader of the Brotherhood of Mutants on this planet, and doesn’t hate normal people. Magneto corrects that the irony of this situation is not entirely lost upon him. But the end of this world is a great leveler – beggars can’t be choosers when they are down to the last few people alive. Danny asks Reed where he came from. Upstate, maybe? Danny mentions he’s got a brother up in Woodstock, and asks Reed if he might have heard anything about him. Reed apologizes, but he hasn’t a clue about what’s happening up there.
Mindy asks Reed if he’s got anything to do with the Reed Richards or the Fantastic Four from their world. Magneto adds that he has been wondering the same thing. He asks Reed if he’s a relative of their Reed in some kind. Reed denies that, and adds that what he’s about to say might sound a little weird, but he’s this world’s Reed Richards’ counterpart from a parallel reality, and that this world’s Fantastic Four kind of tricked him into coming here.
Kelly can’t believe her ears. She doesn’t even know what it means what Reed is talking about. Magneto asks Kelly to be calm, as this is serious. Magneto asks Reed if he’s saying he opened a gateway from their world to his? That Reed has given the infected a means of reaching a neighboring reality. Reed panics, and realizes that Magneto is right. He reveals that the infected gave him those designs so he could make his own way to this new world, but there’s no reason it couldn’t work the other way too. He wants to go back to the Baxter Building, and stop the infected from using that bridge he opened up.
Magneto apologizes, but tells Reed it’s much too late for that. Reed’s world is already dead.
Back on Reed’s home reality…
A portal opens in Reed’s lab at the Baxter Building. Sue, Ben and Johnny stand back, and notice something is coming through the portal. Sue calls out to Reed, hoping it’s him.
Not exactly… it’s the infected Fantastic Four, and they are ready for a party!


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Crossover: part 3
The Baxter Building…
Ben, Johnny & Sue stare in fear. The Infected Mr. Fantastic calls out to the infected Torch, and he tells his leader he can relax, as he can consider the kids toast. He throws a bolt of fire at the young heroes, but luckily Sue can protect them all by creating a forcefield. Sue warns that both Ben and Johnny have to get out of here, as she doesn’t know how much longer she can hold it up. The infected Sue asks normal Sue what age she is… nineteen, twenty? The infected Sue has been doing her job since Kindergarten. This is Charles Atlas up against a ninety-seven pound shrimp.
Infected Sue throws one of her more powerful forcefields at Sue, who flies through the door Ben and Johnny opened to escape through. Once Sue is back with them, Ben quickly closes the door. Johnny wants to know what’s going on. Sue doesn’t know, but she’s guessing that their attackers came from the parallel universe Reed disappeared to, but she doesn’t really know. She suggests that they call security and tell them they’ve activated the lab’s defenses but need back-up, fast!
Inside the lab, the infected Fantastic Four notice that their food is trying to gas them. She warns her teammates to stay together while she’ll whip up a force field. That should buy them a little more time. Infected Reed tells his Sue to forget about it. They didn’t come all this way to get stopped by a stupid door, so he has been trying to hack the security code.
Johnny noticed that the things that attacked them looked exactly like them. Sue knows, though, their attackers looked older and had something wrong with them. Their skin looked necrotized. Ben warns his friends. Sue goes over to him, and notices that the infected Reed is trying to pull his rubber body through the door! Sue doesn’t know how their enemy is doing this, as that’s five layers of airtight door he just wriggled through. Even the gas can’t get through it.
The infected Reed manages to get fully through it. While Johnny flames on, Ben starts attacking and demands to know what happened to their Reed. Ben holds the infected Reed tight, and Johnny suggests he uses his powers to burn a hole in Reed’s head or something. While Ben holds the infected Reed tight, Sue tells him to hold still and uses her powers to finish the job. Suddenly, the infected Reed faints and gets all soft. Johnny thinks that Sue must have used her powers to do something with the guy’s brain or something.
Sue didn’t. She corrects that the infected Reed just collapsed and left his synapse. She actually brain-damaged the villain. She just popped an entire chunk of his brain. Ben thinks that’s awesome. Finally, the soldiers enter and order everyone to everyone to get down. Sue jokes that everyone already is down and that the help came too late. Johnny warns that the soldiers better not touch their enemy without any gloves, as he might carry some kind of virus. Sue mentions that the same goes for the other three, who are still trapped behind the door. She suggests that nobody opens the door until there’s a confirmation they’re out cold, and full contamination suits are compulsory for any handling.
Johnny wants to know where their dad is. A soldier mentions that he just passed Professor Storm ten minutes ago. He got a phone call and took off outside without even saying where he was going. Sue thinks that’s good. Perfect, actually, because there is no way their dad would let them do what she and the team plan on doing next.
Manhattan, on the parallel, infected world…
Wolverine is sniffing around, trying to look some clues about the uninfected rebels. He doesn’t notice that Reed has stretched his entire body over a long distance, trying to get a clear point about the situation.
Meanwhile, Magneto, Danny, Mindy and Kelly wait for his reply. Kelly can’t believe that Magneto is actually going through with this. It’s suicide. Kelly fears that, the second they show their faces, the Infected are going to be over them like a rash. Magneto corrects that it’s just a chance they’ll have to take. After all, he says, young Reed has opened up a portal between this world and his home dimension. Their lives mean nothing, compared to the people who will die if even one of the Infected makes it through.
Danny doesn’t know what Magneto is talking about. He doesn’t know where Magneto gets off saying their lives mean nothing. Magneto is confused and wants an explanation. Danny explains that his daughter is fifteen years old and his number one priority. Magneto can go play the hero if he wants to, but Danny’s first duty is to Mindy and he isn’t going to risk her life for a bunch of people who he thinks are probably already dead.
Mindy doesn’t agree, and asks her dad what the alternative is. Stay locked up in a train station for the rest of their lives? She has barely got enough insulin to make it through the night. They are living on potato chips and diet soda. If this is surviving, Mindy would rather be dead. Danny doesn’t think his daughter means that. Mindy mentions that the teleporter could also mean their way out.
Reed returns and thinks it’s no use. There must be dozens of the Infected out there and they’ve got every route covered. Danny knew that. Mindy asks Reed if he found a drugstore and managed to find the insulin. Reed did, but they didn’t have the Mixtard Mindy was after. Instead, Reed got some Insulatard and a couple of vials of Novorapid. He also got Mindy some testing strips while he was there. Mindy thanks him.
Magneto can’t believe they never thought of what Kelly just said. Reaching the Baxter Building wouldn’t just stop the Infected from getting through; it would give them a chance to get out of there and could use Reed’s home dimension as a refugee. But, Danny recalls, it’s like Reed said and the Infected have the entire place covered.
Reed confirms, but has discovered that the Infected doesn’t seem to have covered the subway system. And even if they are down there, the confined space would make it easier for them to fight the Infected. He asks Kelly what the nearest route to the Baxter Building is. Suddenly, the ceiling above them gets ripped open… It’s the Infected Avengers! Thor mentions that Wolverine was right, and that the survivors were hiding in the train station.
Magneto orders his allies to duck. They do, and he magnetically lifts up a nearby standing train. He concentrates and throws it against the Avengers, taking out most of them. Magneto warns everyone to move quickly, as they’ve got three escape routes out of this place. This is nothing they haven’t faced before. As they make it outside, Magneto stops, as they have just discovered that the entire former hero population have gather around them. And they are very, very hungry! While the rebels stare in fear, the Infected Giant-Man enters, and calls that he wants to eat the girls.
While Kelly takes out her gun, Magneto informs his friends that he isn’t going to lie to them: this battle will be difficult. Suddenly, Giant-Man screams, as his eyes hurt. More and more Infected start feeling the same pain. Danny notices that they’ve all gone blind. Magneto asks Reed what he did to them, thinking he used another of his powers they haven’t seen before.
The normal Fantastic Four have arrived! Sue wants to know why people always assume that Reed is the only smart one of their group. After all, he can’t make optic nerves invisible like she can. Reed immediately runs towards his beloved and they share a hug. Kelly can’t believe she’s actually seeing a good version of the Fantastic Four. Ben and Johnny start fighting the Infected. The Torch flames up, and burns an entire group of Infected up in ashes!
Sue orders her brother to burn them a path to the Baxter Building, and he should hurry, as she can only keep the Infected blinded for two more minutes. While going ahead, Johnny knows what he’s about to say will sound a little weird, but he’s actually having the time of his life here. A few seconds later, the path is almost finished and the Baxter Building isn’t much further. Reed notices a shadow getting closer. He looks up, and recognizes their attacker: it’s the Hulk!
Hulk angrily shouts that the little people aren’t going anywhere, as he wants to eat them. Magneto warns the others not to worry, as he’s handled the goliath a couple of times before. Though he’s surprisingly resilient, it shouldn’t be that difficult to take him down. Ben tells Magneto to step aside, as he always wondered if he could take down the Hulk. They start fighting and, after a powerful punch, Ben takes the Hulk down! Guess Ben got his answer now.
They finally make it to the building. Ben lifts up a car and throws it against the building so they have an entrance. Reed angrily tells Ben he shouldn’t have done that, as they could have just used the door. Now, Ben just feels stupid. While wandering through the destroyed building, Johnny asks Sue what floor this was on? The fifty-seventh? Sue confirms. Sue can easily carry all six of them, and orders everyone to go stand in a circle. They do, and suggests they better move quick before the bad guys catch up.
While Johnny flies ahead to make a light for Sue, she uses her powers to lift everyone up! Kelly is a bit scared, but Magneto tells her to relax, as these people are super heroes who know what they’re doing. They arrive in the lab, and luckily Reed confirms that the power is on. He informs Magneto that he needs him to generate an alternative electrical supply. Reed asks Magnus how fast he can set something like this up without blowing all the fuses. Magneto reveals he can finish the job in thirty seconds, sixty max. But, Magneto has noticed that the surviving Infected are outside the Building now. He can create a magnetic shield, but it won’t keep them back for any length of time.
Magneto manages to activate the teleporter. Reed sets the coordinates, and warns everyone to stay close and to take off any jewelry, rings and watches in particular as they would just interfere with the transport. Everyone, including Danny, Mindy and Kelly go stand in the middle of the teleporter, but not Magneto. Danny wants to know why he’s waiting. Magneto reveals that he can’t join them, as he just realized he has to stay on this world.
Reed is startled. Magneto explains that somebody has to stay behind and destroy the teleporter or the Infected will find a way to follow them, no matter what. This isn’t him being brave. Magneto doesn’t want to die any more than Reed and the others want to. He is just the only one with the power to destroy the teleporter and stop the Infected from getting a chance to rebuild it.
Ben thinks there has to be another way. Magneto doesn’t think so. Sometimes, things just completely fall apart. He warns his friends to get out now while they’ve still got a chance. Mindy thinks that Magneto is right, and it really is the only way. Magneto thanks Mindy for the compliment, and wishes her goodbye, telling her to be good.
The Fantastic Four and their new friends depart. A few moments later, Magneto unleashes a powerful blast, taking out more Infected.
The Baxter Building, normal Earth…
The heroes safely make it back home. Professor Storm has arrived and thinks he’s going to be sick. Reed knows what the Professor is going to say and he completely understands his decision. He’ll just go pack his things and save the Professor from firing him. The Professor corrects that he didn’t come to fire Reed. Though he is not happy about what he has done, but he does know about the creatures that attacked and have them contained them downstairs. They can talk about Reed’s future later. The Professor actually came here to talk to his two children, Johnny and Sue. It’s about…
A woman with blond hair and glasses cuts in, says hi to her “darlings.” She asks them how life has been treating them for the last fifteen years. Sue and Johnny are startled, as they have just been reunited with their… mother?!


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Frightful: Part 3
The blind date...
Ben and Johnny are having a double date with Ben’s girlfriend, Alicia, and her friend Tara at a local restaurant. Johnny didn’t really like the Mexican food he just ate, and jokes he thinks he just swallowed Speedy Gonzales, to which Ben smirks that Johnny just ate some proteins. When he then asks the girls if their chicken tasted as good as it looked, Alicia touches her sunglasses, and reminds Ben she isn’t the right person to answer that question. Ben apologizes. Tara apologizes herself, as she needs to go to the little girl’s room to powder her nose. She also asks the boys to order key lime pie for her. Once Tara is gone, however, Johnny admits to Ben he doesn’t really like Tara.
Alicia doesn’t understand that. She explains that Tara Beckwith is one of the smartest people she has ever met, and had her first book published when she was twelve years old. Johnny doesn’t really care about that and mocks that, if he wants to listen to an intelligent conversation, he’ll just listen to what Reed and Sue say to each other for a while. Alica remarks that if Johnny would value brains over bust size for a change, his relationships would last a little longer than twelve hours, but Johnny jokes he doesn’t see that as such a bad thing. Ben mentions that both he and Alicia just want to see Johnny happy. As Johnny asks for the bill, an out-of-control car speeds by the restaurant! The scared customers fall of their chairs and the blind Alicia asks Ben what’s going on.
Johnny flames on and flies towards the car to help out. Nearby, a truck has stopped and asked for directions to Stark International, but they are miles away from it. The car doesn’t seem to be able to stop anymore, and slams into the truck, causing a huge explosion! Luckily, Johnny has managed to just in time save the female driver, who just happens to be a gorgeous blond-haired girl. The trucker laughs and cheers, even though he knows he’s going to get fired over this. His companion also realizes that his insurance probably went up by a third, but just wants to enjoy the sight of a super-hero in action while he can.
Johnny lands himself and the girl on a look. The girl is stunned by what just happened: she was listening to the music in her car so hard, she forgot how the breaks worked. However, she defends, this was before she stressed, back when she was practicing for her beauty exams. She asks Johnny if he ever had a test that could change his life. She even had a nightmare in which her arms were turning into lipstick. Johnny gently places his hands on the girl’s lips, telling her not to say another word, as he thinks he just met his future wife. However, on that moment, something weird happens to him: he gets an immense strong stomachache, and falls on his knees! The girl asks Johnny if he’s alright, and he begs her to call his dad.
The Baxter Building...
Professor Storm walks into Reed’s lab and asks for a moment. Reed jokes that the Professor actually can have two, since they are eighteen minutes ahead of schedule so there is plenty of time for some light conversation. The Professor wants to know why Reed is building a dimensional doorway into the zombie universe when he’s supposed to be working on that five-sensory TV their shareholders have been waiting on. Reed smiles that he actually finished those plans before breakfast. Likewise, that oxygen-powered engine Sue’s team had been having problems with. All his assignments are way ahead of schedule, so he felt the Professor wouldn’t mind if he turned his attention to the Zombie Fantastic Four again.
As Reed and the Professor go for a walk, the Professor explains he has been told Reed has found a way to reach the zombie’s home dimension without a receiver on the other end this time. Reed confirms that, adding that, a week from now, they’ll be able to dump the zombies back on their own world and not have to worry about containing the super virus anymore. The Professor asks Reed if he isn’t concerned the zombies will find a way back somehow. Reed smiles that’s the clever part of his plan: he found out that the only way zombie Reed was able to get in touch is because their universes are in perpetual orbit and have been converging for a short period of time. Ten days from now, this convergence comes to an end and it’s another fifty billion years before the zombies are close enough to allow any more inter-dimensional transfers.
The Professor wonders what happens if the zombies break out of their cell before Reed finishes this plan. After all, he recalls, Reed’s own zombie double has been saying he’s already figured out a way out of that cell Reed designed. Reed is confident the zombie is only bluffing. The Professor isn’t doubting Reed’s calculations, but believes it would be more practical and less expensive to simply put these creatures to sleep. Reed agrees that would be more practical, but it would also be less ethical. He’s sure he doesn’t have to remind the Professor that the zombies are sentient beings. The Professor smiles that apparently, Reed is still playing the super-hero game. He excuses himself as he’s getting a call. After listening to it, the Professor gets shocked and tells the caller to immediately bring “him” to the lab.
Downstairs...
A car stops by the building with Ben, Alicia and a sick Johnny in it. Sue asks what happened, but Ben says nobody knows. One minute Johnny was fine, the next he was doubled over and clutching his guts. Johnny can’t believe everyone is making such a big deal out of this, thinking that all he did was eat a bad enchilada. But then he gets another huge stomachache and is pulled away on a stretcher. Sue orders the hospital car drivers to get Johnny to the exam room immediately. Ben runs after them and Alicia wants to follow inside, but as she isn’t authorized personnel the guards won’t let her pass. Ben promises to call Alicia as soon as he knows anything.
Johnny asks Sue what’s going on and why he’s feeling so bad, but she doesn’t know. But she promises to find out, explaining that Reed designed a machine that scans every atom in a person’s body to diagnose an illness. She promises Johnny he’s going to be fine, and they make it into Reed’s lab.
A while later...
After taking some scans of Johnny’s body, Professor Charles Xavier has been called in for help. Johnny, a bit impatient, asks for the diagnoses. Sue asks her dad if he’s going to tell Johnny or if she should do it. Professor Storm explains to his son that he’s been infected with an extraterrestrial organism. It has been growing in his intestinal tract and their best guess is Johnny ingested it during that trip into the N-Zone last year. Somehow, they managed to miss it during contamination. Now, the organism is using Johnny’s body like a buffet dinner and is growing exponentially. When Johnny asks for a translation of that, Reed sighs and says that, basically, Johhny is pregnant.
Johnny knew this was going to happen to him someday, but mocks that all those lying skanks said it would be impossible. Sue corrects Johnny he isn’t pregnant with a baby. He’s carrying some kind of alien that piggybacked a ride back from the Nihil trip. But... that’s not the worst part. Johnny asks what that means, and wants to know what Xavier is doing there. Reed explains that Professor Xavier said he’d help them glean some information on this creature inside Johnny’s body. Professor Storm asks Charles if he’s had any luck so far.
Xavier, having used his telepathic powers to learn more, reveals that he doesn’t have a name for the disease, but it’s definitely from the N-Zone. He learned the organism eats organic material and seems to have selected Johnny because he was the most powerful member of the Fantastic Four. The organism is apparently an opportunistic culture. It’s completely unintelligent, but potentially devastating to every living thing on planet Earth. Sue asks Charles how long they have to get rid of it. Charles reveals the stunning news that the organism hatches itself in just seven days.
Later, at the snowy Himalayas...
Sue tells Crystal she’s glad Crystal got in touch, because they can use all the help they can get right now. Crystal wants to know if Johnny’s going to be okay, as she only knows what she picked up from the news channels. They said Johnny’s carrying some kind of alien organism. Sue confirms that, adding that the organism is going to kill her brother in a week. The rest of the world too, unless Johnny bites the bullet and go for this nuclear option everybody’s been talking about.
When Crystal doesn’t know what that means, Sue explains that, since nobody knows how to remove this organism from Johnny’s inside, they will all be dead if it hatches. Her dad says that people are pushing to dump Johnny in the N-Zone, and she doesn’t see a way to avoid it. She asks Crystal for help. Crystal wishes she could, but the rest of the royal family would lose their minds if they found out she was only meeting Sue there. Black Bolt just refuses to have any contact with the human race. She then reminds Sue she saw what Black Bolt did to the Great Refuge just because the humans were breathing their air.
Sue can’t believe this: the Inhuman super-technology might be all they need to turn this thing around. The entire planet is under threat from this entity and that means the Inhumans are in as much danger as the rest of the world is. Crystal thinks that won’t be the case, seeing where the Inhumans are living now. Sue asks Crystal why she agreed to meet up, but Crystal thinks that’s obvious: she wanted Sue to say goodbye to Johnny from her.
Later, at the Baxter Building...
It is raining outside. Johnny calls up his ex-girlfriend, Kirsty, to apologize for the way they broke up. He apologizes for being such a tool and is phoning around to just apologize for that. Kirsty accepts the apology, which means a lot for Johnny. He hangs up and starts to cry. Professor Storm, having stood quietly behind Johnny’s room, sees this and takes off, when he starts to cry as well.
Upstairs, at the cell of the zombie Four...
Reed and Ben are in the cell room, and Reed mentions to his zombie counterpart that they have allowed him to explain the situation one more time: every scientist they know has been working on this situation for forty-eight hours and nobody’s been able to save Johnny. They’ve traveled to the four corners of the globe and tried everyone from Thor’s contacts to Namor and absolutely zero progress has been made so far. Reed tells the zombies he’s doing his best for them: everybody else wants to see them destroyed, while he’s trying to be humane. He expects that could extend him some courtesy.
Zombie Reed stops working on his crossword puzzle, and denies the courtesy. Reed and Ben walk away. Reed tells the guards to take away the pens and paper and anything else that’s keeping the zombies sane in the cell. No more crosswords, no more sudoku and no more word puzzles. Zombie Reed tells his counterpart they really don’t care about that. He jokes that he and the other “Frightful Four” are going to break out of their cell in a few hours anyway.
Once outside, Ben asks Reed if he has any more ideas, but he has nothing. He’s just absolutely done. He’s tried everyone and everything he can possibly think of, but there’s just no way out of this. Ben reminds Reed there’s still one guy they haven’t called yet. And Reed knows who he’s talking about, but is too shocked to admit it.
Later, at Latveria...
The Fantastic Four’s ship lands in the city where a party is taking place. A man welcomes the team in Latveria, introducing it as the home of the beloved Victor Van Damme and the fastest-growing economy in the history of civilization. The man asks the team if they know that, in just six short months, the good doctor has turned the city from a bankrupt, peasant nation into the ninth richest country on Earth. Reed and Sue hold hands tightly. They walk to Doom’s castle and Sue hopes Reed knows what he’s doing.
Inside Doom’s castle, Mrs. Storm informs Doom that her daughter has just arrived with Richards and Grimm. And it happened four minutes later than Doom calculated. Doom, standing in front some monitors, suggests that in that case Mrs. Storm better resets her watch, as he doesn’t make mistakes.
The Baxter Building...
Back at their cell, zombie Sue calls out to her companions, Reed and Ben. Looking at the guards outside, she opens her mouth wide, and thinks it’s time they made their move!