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Berserker: part 3
Old Man Logan comes from an alternate future seen in the 1st Old Man Logan mini-series, part of Secret Wars where a fragment of his reality survived in Battleworld as the Wastelands. But when the multiverse was rebuilt at the end of SW Logan woke up in the current day renewed Earth-616. In his future the world was run by (super-)villains. But Logan had retired from being Wolverine and was a farmer, until his family were murdered by the sons of the Hulk and he set out for revenge.Now in the present he's trying to prevent his future from coming to pass by eliminating 4 men who were most responsible for it, whose names he has written on his wrist. In #1 he killed the Black Butcher. Last issue he went after the Hulk and was confused to discover that Bruce Banner had been replaced by Amadeus Cho, someone he'd never heard of. So he sought help from his old pal Hawkeye (Clint Barton) in his Brooklyn brownstone apartment. There he was greeted by Lucky the dog who recognised him by scent, and Hawkeye (Kate Bishop) who wasn't so sure and was aiming an arrow at his face.1st of all of course she wants to know if he's Wolverine with the healing factor then how come he's so old and bleeding from his wounds? And more importantly he's supposed to be dead so is he a zombie? Logan recognises her as Barton's protégé and she tells him Clint's away on a mission so she's house-sitting the apartment, and the dog. He tells her he's from the future which she takes in her stride because that's quite common for X-Men. He explains that in his future the bad guys kill most of the heroes, including her, but if he kills the 4 names on his wrist he can prevent it from happening (the last 2 are Mysterio and Red Skull). He also tells her that Clint survives to help him but blinded by Avalanche (as recounted in the previous series). Kate muses that that can't be right, but before she can explain Logan tries to leave but faints from blood loss.As he sinks into unconsciousness Logan remembers an idyllic day (or as idyllic as it got in the Wastelands) at a beach with his family. Ignoring the nearby giant statue (minus the head and half an arm) he frolics in the surf with his 2 kids Jade and Scotty as his wife Maureen watches from a blanket. Suddenly Jade panics because she's seen a monster underwater. Logan dives down to investigate and spots 3 skeletons in shreds of super-costumes. He returns to the others and says this must be the site of the Battle Of Atlantis. He promises Jade he won't let anything hurt her.He wakes in the present 33 hours later, and explains to Kate that his healing factor isn't as good as it used to be. He gratefully downs some coffee (which possibly wasn't available in the Wastelands). She tells him she's been looking into his list of targets. She doesn't know where Bruce Banner is but she's accessed the SHIELD database and got the last known address for Mysterio. Kate says she's bored with house-sitting and she's going to help Wolverine catch the bad guy. Logan reluctantly agrees.As the duo leap across the rooftops to Mysterio's hideout Kate asks Logan if he can tell her some secrets from the future, like who's the new female Thor. But this is something else that surprises him and he says he must have not noticed it. His excuse is that costumed characters are always going through changes, but Kate-eye thinks this was a big thing to miss. She pauses before they enter their destination and tells him that Avalanche is dead so he can't blind Clint in the future. Add that to him not knowing about female Thor (and Amadeus Cho) and she asks him to consider that this may not be *his* past. But he dismisses that by saying someone else may have taken up the Avalanche id. He's not going to let anything deter him from his plan to save his future.Logan kicks the door in and Kate follows hoping to keep him in check. They see 2 men drinking beer and playing cards. Logan unsheathes his claws and demands to know where Mysterio is but the 2 men don't know what he's talking about. Wolverine doesn't believe them and attacks 1 of them. Hawkeye helps by keeping the other man busy until she's sees angry Logan cut 1 of the 1st man's hands off. She insists Logan stop as the man says he and his pal just found this deserted place to hole up in. Logan won't listen because these men *have* to know where Mysterio is. Kate-eye emphasises her point with an arrow whistling past his ear.Now it's time for a face-off between the 2 heroes. Kate says this was only the last base SHIELD knew for Mysterio so he could have moved on. She's not going to let him torture or kill these men when they probably don't have any information. Logan says she hasn't got the stomach to do what's necessary and she'd better get out of his way. So she puts the next arrow in his shoulder. But that doesn't stop him and his adamantium claws break her bow. She protests that was her favourite bow as she jabs the heel of her hand to break his nose then backflips out of his reach with a kick to the jaw en route. Logan complains that the 2 men are escaping behind her and she replies that that was her plan. He grabs her by the throat and menaces her with his claws but Kate stares him out and calmly points out that killing her won't help him. He lets go and backs off exclaiming in frustration that he's trying to save them *all*. She says the she and other heroes can help him. But he walks away repeating his mantra that he always works alone.Outside he sniffs a familiar scent. He tries to get away up a fire-escape but a whirling dustbin lid knocks him off it. A voice tells him to "stand down, soldier, that's an order" as the metal lid rebounds into the newcomer's hand. It's Old Man Steve Rogers.


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The Hottest Slot in Town!
James-Michael Starling,
Omega the Unknown, and many friends attend the funeral of John Nedley who
succumbed to the injuries received in the beating by Nick Delbello and his
gang. Omega has enough and flies back to the pawn shop where he tells Gramps
they are leaving to seek their fortune. At the cemetery, James-Michael is
determined to change his environment and Dian Wilkins asks if she can go with
him….
Using the
reward granted for recovering the diamonds stolen by Blockbuster last issue,
Omega and Gramps take a plane to Las Vegas. There is a slot machine in the
airport and Omega instructs his partner how to win the jackpot with some
sensitive handling—it works….
Meanwhile, JM
and Dian have taken some money and meet at the Port Authority Bus Terminal, preparing
to go to JM’s home in the mountains….
Omega, weary
from acting human, flies into the desert for some quietude. Suddenly he is
attacked by a purple demon that springs up from the ground. The creature alters
its body density so that the hero’s blows don’t harm it while it is able to
hurt Omega. Omega seizes the opportunity to blast it with his hands,
disintegrating it. Fed up, Omega returns to the hotel….
At home, Amber Grant
and Ruth Hart discover James-Michael’s farewell letter and are very
concerned, Richard Rory, a bit less so….
JM and Dian
arrive at the destination and a long walk takes them to an ultra-modern house
with many luxuries but Dian is unsettled by the atmosphere of artificiality.
She opens a sliding door and screams: standing in an alcove are James-Michael’s
parents, motionless robots….
Omega and
Gramps hit the gaming tables at a succession of casinos, losing just enough so
as to not raise suspicions and moving onto the next one after a judicious
amount of time. Back at the hotel, an attractive woman knocks at the door. Once
inside, she extrudes tentacles from her head and renders the two unconscious.
She is Ruby Thursday of the Headmen in disguise and she summons her partner,
a/the purple demon known as Dibbuk, who crashes through the window. They scoop
up all of the loot and escape….
When Omega
awakens, he first notices the cash is gone then he makes sure that Gramps is
alive before pursuing the thief. He sees Ruby driving by in her car and leaps
from the balcony, landing beside her, causing her to crash into a light pole.
He drags her from the car and shakes her, demanding to know where the money is.
The police arrive and, sizing him up as the villain, shoot him down….


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Fightin’ Fools!
Omega the Unknown
is trapped in the rubble of the warehouse destroyed by Nitro last
issue. His suffering has prostrated James-Michael Starling, who is having
breathing trouble. Ruth Hart calls Dr. Barrow while Amber Grant ministers to
the boy. Guest Richard Rory makes a snide comment and Amber snaps at him. Omega
manages to free himself and fly away over the heads of the firefighters and the
crowd and JM is suddenly relieved. Pedestrians who heard of his encounter with
Blockbuster (issue #7) mock and jeer at him. He walks back to Hell’s Kitchen
where he sees a fruit vendor in a confrontation with an accused thief; the
quarrel grows violent and suddenly the two men are disintegrated, courtesy of
the Foolkiller on a nearby roof. Omega is found by Gramps who approves of the
villain’s act and then he leads “Sam” home for some needed rest and repair….
While Amber
Grant is in the shower, Rich tells Ruth about the threat he received from the
Foolkiller, whom he saw die. There is a knock at the door and Rich fears it is
his doom but it’s only the building super informing them that there is no hot
water, which Amber just discovered the hard way. Amber threatens to complain to
the landlord but the super threatens to tell him how many people are living in
their apartment for two…
…and then the
Foolkiller enters. Rich recognizes him as old friend Greg Salinger, who assures
them that he is the real Foolkiller, demonstrating his disintegrator weapon. He
explains how Rich told him about the original Foolkiller and Greg was
impressed. But he decided that the original failed because of his religious
obsession; Greg intends to succeed by secularizing the mission, defining fools
as those who have no poetry in their hearts. He departs on his “mission,”
exiting via a hole blasted in the wall….
Elsewhere,
Omega asks to borrow three hundred dollars from Gramps, then flies to the
shopping district to purchase a suit. But Blockbuster has just robbed a jewelry
store nearby. When he hears the owner offer a thousand-dollar reward for the
return of his diamonds, Omega leaps at the villain, who hurls him in front of a
bus. Omega is hit by the bus and witnesses are certain he is dead but he slowly
pulls himself together and chases Blockbuster, catching up to him at
Rockefeller Plaza. They fight on the ice rink and the baddie hurls Omega
against the golden Prometheus statue and he is stunned. By the time he has
recovered, Blockbuster is gone…
…but only a
short distance away where he stops to lay out his next plan, picking up his son
and fleeing to Arizona where he can sell the diamonds. But he is spotted by
Gramps who recognizes him. Blockbuster knows he must silence the old man but
Omega arrives. Blockbuster hurls a refrigerator at the hero who blasts it out
of the air. But the shot weakened the hero who collapses to the ground.
Blockbuster seizes him by the throat—and is then disintegrated by the
Foolkiller, who offers a poetic farewell and warning before departing….


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Welcome to Hells Kitchen!
Dr. Thomas
Barrow continues to examine James-Michael Starling but is still unable to
penetrate the reserve of this boy who seems to have no emotions, not even about
his parents who died. But Barrow continues to take a proprietary interest in
JMS….
As Omega the Unknown
carries off the damaged robot assassin he fought, Electro appears, zaps
the hero with a bolt of electricity, and steals the robot for his own
purposes….
The next
afternoon, James-Michael is discharged from the clinic and goes home with Amber Grant
and Ruth Hart to their apartment in Hell’s Kitchen. JMS is a bit confused
by the dismal neighborhood, enlivened by Amber’s sarcastic commentary on
catcallers, beggars, and human excrement in the hallways. Inside the apartment,
he encounters cockroaches, cramped quarters, and bars on the windows, all
confusing to him. And when Ruth sprays insecticide on a roach, his chief
concern is the ozone layer….
Seeking a
change of clothing for disguise that night, Omega breaks into a pawnshop and
interrupts three thieves already in the shop. He subdues them but is shot in
the shoulder…and at that moment, James-Michael feels the pain of the gunshot
and is shocked awake and confused. Back at the pawnshop, Gramps, the
pawnbroker, holds the robbers at bay with a shotgun, telling Omega to hide in
the back while the police are there. After the police have gone, Gramps dresses
Omega’s wound and offers him a job….
The next day,
Amber takes James-Michael to a soda shop to taste his first egg cream. A trio
of punks harass a shirtless man lying in the street; he warns them of trouble
but they don’t listen. And then he turns into the Hulk and starts smashing
them. Omega, in street clothes, challenges Hulk who throws a newsstand at him,
tearing his togs and exposing his hero suit. As the two mix it up, Amber takes photos.
Omega drops a load of cars on Hulk, slowing him down for about two seconds. And
then Electro appears, zaps the two super-combatants, and makes off with Omega.
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Omega the Unknown
A caped hero,
unable to understand what is going wrong, battles and destroys an army of
robots out to kill him. His weapon is energy blasts he can fire from the
omega-shaped marks on the palms of his hands. Spent, he falls to his knees and
a robot shoots him in the back…
…and an Earth
boy named James-Michael Starling wakes up with a scream. His parents come in,
asking if he can remember the dream but it is gone. His parents, who have
raised him in isolation to the age of twelve, now want him to go to school in
the city, to learn how to interact with other children. James-Michael is
reluctant. The next morning, as they are driving to New York, they collide with
a truck on a mountain road and their car plunges off a cliff. When
James-Michael recovers consciousness, he learns his parents were robots when he
sees his mother’s disconnected head, telling him not to listen to “the voices,”
before dissolving. He goes into shock, seeing his rescuers as monsters and his
mind shuts down….
Omega is
shackled to a wall, forced to watch the destruction of his world. He breaks his
bonds and runs, the robots in pursuit. He fights his way to a small spaceship
and takes off, not looking back….
James-Michael
awakens in a hospital, in restraints because he was thrashing in his sleep.
Nurse Ruth Hart calls Dr. Thomas Barrow, who is stunned at the boy’s adult
vocabulary and analytical manner of speech. He is very curious about
James-Michael and reveals that he has been there for a month. Outside the room,
the doctor tells Ruth that the hospital board no longer wants to keep him on as
a charity patent; he asks Ruth to find out more about the boy, hoping to find
something to justify keeping him on….
So, Ruth hangs
around with James-Michael but he doesn’t open up to her, which disappoints Dr.
Barrow, which doesn’t sway the board so the only other option is: Dr. Barrow
pays Ruth to have James-Michael come live with her and her roommate, freelance
photographer Amber Grant.
Amber drops by
the clinic and encounters James-Michael who is intrigued by her confident
manner and casual use of slang so that he agrees to move in….
That night, as
James-Michael tries to go to sleep at the clinic, a robot assassin crashes
through the window and  scans the boy,
noting he is the correct target though his proportions are smaller. Then Omega
comes through the window and fights the robot. The robot corners the hero at
gunpoint but James-Michael instinctively raises his hands and energy beams
shoot out of his palms, destroying the robot. He recognizes Omega as the figure
from his dreams; the hero smiles, picks up the robot’s carcass and departs. Dr.
Barrow, awakened by the sound of the fight, comes in and, seeing the marks on
JM’s hands in the form of the Greek letter omega, accuses the boy of having
tired to harm himself…


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Through the Rat Hole—Into the Cat’s Lair!
At
James-Michael Starling’s school, John Nedley, brutally beaten by Nick Delbello
and his gang, staggers into the lunchroom and collapses. As the school nurse
ministers to him, the voices in James-Michael’s head rise into a clamor of
which the only word he can hear is “revenge” from a boy named Thomas “Tank”
Tyson, who then runs out of the room. John is taken to the hospital….
Meanwhile,
Omega the Unknown runs over the rooftops to reach the home of El Gato just as
his limo pulls up. The villain emerges with Teresa Mendez, an enemy who he has
hypnotized into becoming his wife; he commands her to make the announcement to
his gathered acolytes. He leaves her in their hands, ordering them to prepare
her for the Ritual of Purification. Omega enters the mansion through an upper
window and discovers El Gato’s study. He becomes fixated on a cat’s skull
candleholder and a pair of demonic cat spirits attack him; he tries to fight
but the omegas on his hands appear upside-down thus his power is turned inward and
his body explodes….
Amber Grant
takes James-Michael with her to the offices of the Daily Bugle to confront J. Jonah Jameson
over payment for her Hulk/Omega photos. JJJ tries to put her off
by claiming the photos weren’t all that good which James-Michael claims is
untrue because Jameson proudly published them on the front page and requested
exclusive rights. Jameson buckles and writes her a check. Peter Parker asks if
he can hire James-Michael for consultation but Amber brushes him off….
Amber takes
James-Michael to the soda shop, which has been repaired in the two weeks since
the Hulk wrecked it (issue #2). JM tells Amber about John Nedley’s injuries and
how the voices in his head grew louder. He detects Ruth Hart walking by outside
and knows she is thinking about someone named Richard; he also has a vague
impression of some grotesque creature [it’s Man-Thing]….
Omega finds
himself outside Gramps’ pawnshop and staggers inside. He spots a voodoo charm
with a snake on it; Gramps talks about believing in magic which gives Omega an
idea….
With Dr.
Barrow’s intervention, James-Michael and Dian Wilkins are admitted to the
hospital to see John Nedley. Surgery went well but he is still in critical
condition. The sight of his battered and broken body is a shock to JM and
Dian….
At El Gato’s
home, the ritual begins. The old ladies bring Teresa in, still under hypnosis.
El Gato produces a branding iron with a cat on it, intending to lock within her
any spiritual powers she has. Omega crashes through the window and El Gato
orders the hags to destroy him. While their corporeal forms are immobile, their
astral forms attack him. Omega is able to sort out truth from illusion and
defeats the old ladies. El Gato transforms into a black panther and pounces on
the hero; in the melee, Teresa is jarred out from under the villain’s spell.
The man versus cat fight spills out into the street where Omega unleashes his
energy blasts on his foe, forcing him back into human form. Teresa brands El
Gato on the forehead with his own branding iron, locking his mystic powers—and
his consciousness—inside of him forever….
At the
hospital, another badly injured boy is wheeled in and James-Michael and Dian
recognize Nick Delbello….


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Blockbuster!
Omega the Unknown
awakens near a construction site, a bullet from the villain Kurt
Klemmer a/k/a the Wrench having grazed his head. James-Michael Starling is
aghast that he was able to protect himself by firing energy blasts out of his
hands like Omega. The police arrive and Omega carries JM out of sight and
whispers the single word, “Secret.” James-Michael then returns to the scene of
the crime as the police are taking the villain away; he goes home with Amber Grant.
Omega returns to Gramps’ apartment where the old man is distraught by
the murder of his friend Mamie (last issue)….
Elsewhere, Bart
Dietzel, the super strong thug called Man-Brute when he fought Captain America,
is still frustrated by his being declared an unfit father and his son being
placed in the foster care system. Bart, now Blockbuster, vows to use his powers
to help and protect his son….
The next day,
accompanied by Amber Grant, James-Michael is on his way to visit his friend
John Nedley in the hospital; he encounters Dian Wilkins who joins him. A loud
noise is heard across the street and Amber races off with her camera; JM and
Dian tag along. Blockbuster is robbing a bank by ripping the vault door off and
hurling it at the police….
Omega speaks
his first words to the grieving Gramps, “I…am…sorry.” Then he senses the ruckus
nearby and leaps through the window to land on Blockbuster. The robber picks up
a car and hurls it at Omega who blasts it in midair. As Amber snaps pictures
from behind a police barrier, Omega and Blockbuster trade punches with the bad
guy clearly stronger than Omega. BB picks up the hero and swings him in a big
circle, releasing him to crash into a light pole. BB casually remarks that he
just wanted the money and runs off. Omega, not understanding the importance of
money, lets Blockbuster go. The crowd yells at him to chase the bad guy but it
isn’t until he feels James-Michael’s unspoken desire that he pursues
Blockbuster. He catches up to the baddie at a construction site and they again
trade blows as well as involving a wrecking ball and an elevator. Blockbuster
hurls a girder at the wooden scaffolding Omega stands on and it collapses,
taking both men down. The baddie pleads that he is only trying to protect his
son…and Omega, pondering this, walks away, letting Blockbuster go. The crowd is
disappointed and raucous as Omega flies away. Amber is delighted with the
photos she took while James-Michael ponders what he just saw….


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A Blast from the Past
Omega the Unknown,
confused by his recent encounter with Blockbuster, flies through the
air and lands on Park Avenue. He is immediately caught in an explosion; as he
watches, the vapors coalesce into Nitro who laughs. But Nitro saw Omega’s
red-and-blue costume and mistook him for his enemy Captain Marvel. He shoves
Omega and walks away; Omega follows and attacks him. They trade blows and Nitro
fells the hero and again walks away. Omega again follows but Nitro explodes
once more, vanishing in the act….
James-Michael Starling
and Amber Grant accompany Ruth Hart to the Port Authority Bus Terminal
to greet her friend visiting from Florida. Richard Rory arrives and Ruth greets
him with a romantic kiss; introductions are made and they return to the Hell’s
Kitchen apartment. On the step, James-Michael looks to the roof of the building
across the street and sees Omega standing there; they share a connection, then
JM goes inside. There is an explosion in the distance and Omega flies in that
direction. But someone who has followed Richard Rory from Florida stands in the
shadows and watches….
Omega arrives
at the disaster area, a now-ruined warehouse where a police officer ministers
to his injured partner. The cop directs the hero where the villain went. Omega
comes upon Nitro looking over equipment owned by Stark International. His plan
is to cause a ruckus and Iron Man will come and Nitro will get to Captain
Marvel through him. Omega arrives and attacks the villain. They trade blows for
several pages until Nitro determines to unleash a blast that will level the
building and kill Omega. As his power builds, Omega picks up a titanium steel
cylinder and brings it down over Nitro’s head, funneling the massive explosion
upward, bringing down the roof on them…
…which
James-Michael feels, causing him to react. Rory is confused for a minute but
Amber hands him a letter that just came in the mail for him. It is a warning
from the Foolkiller, giving Richard 24 hours to repent or die. But the
Foolkiller is dead….


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Burn While You Learn!
Back at the
clinic, James-Michael Starling and nurse Ruth Hart look at the Daily Bugle’s
coverage of the Hulk/Omega battle, featuring photos by Amber Grant. JMS is
summoned by Dr. Thomas Barrow. Baffled by the test results offering no clue to
James-Michael’s ongoing attacks, Barrow again tries to get the boy to open up
and talk to him but James-Michael is still reticent. Barrow tells him he is to
start school that day….
Omega the Unknown
awakens to find himself a prisoner of Electro in a subway understation,
electrified cuffs sapping his strength. The villain wants Omega to restore the
damaged assassin robot to working order. Omega strikes him and Electro falls
back, knocking the robot onto the electrified tracks, reviving it. Electro is
pleased….
James-Michael
starts at a Hell’s Kitchen public school. He enters his first classroom where
the teacher is unable to restore order to unruly students. He taps the teacher
who, thinking a student is sneaking up on him, turns and slaps James-Michael’s
face. James-Michael, unfazed, introduces himself and takes a seat. After class,
a girl named Dian Wilkins offers to help him find his way around. She
introduces him to the nerdy John Nedly but the tough kid, Nick Delbello, horns
in, taking offense at James-Michael’s manner and challenging him to a fight
after school….
Electro gives
the reanimated robot its assignment, promising that when it is through it can
have Omega to do with as it likes. While they are gone, Omega breaks his
bonds….
James-Michael
goes through the rest of his day but on leaving he finds his way blocked by
Nick and his pals. James-Michael, not seeing why Nick would have any reason to
fight him, tries to leave and the bully demands money to let him by. JM is
confused, even moreso after Nick hits him and runs off. Amber picks him up,
shrugs off the problem and suggests hitting back next time. At home, they turn
on the television and see that a telethon to help disabled children has been
taken over by Electro and the robot, with the villain demanding a huge payout
or he will harm Freddie, the charity’s poster boy. Omega enters the studio,
picks up the robot and hurls it into a television camera, destroying both
machines. Electro and Omega have a standoff, each firing his preferred energy
blasts at one another. Freddie, tired of being an object of pity praised for
his assumed courage, swipes at Electro’s leg with his crutch, causing the
villain to falter and be blasted by Omega. The show’s host immediately jumps
in, hailing Freddie as the hero and asking Omega for a comment—but the hero
cannot speak. At home, Amber is mad that Omega didn’t call her in advance so
she could show up with her camera. James-Michael senses a change in the voices
in his head, a new clarity….


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It's 1952, and deep in Russia Peggy Carter, Howard Stark and Woodrow McCord have come to investigate an alien device. Along the way they picked up 2 Russian teens Tania Belinskaya and Mikhail Uriokovitch, and found themselves in a Hydra base where scientists including Anton Vanko and a woman named Shareen were being forced to track an alien energy source.Shareen is an alien and the energy source is another being named Xanth who is looking for her. But he is now a living black hole, and he's trying to come through a portal that Hydra created. Woody McCord is the Man On The Wall charged to protect Earth from alien threats. Unfortunately this means he treats all aliens as enemies and he intends to kill Shareen.Now read on.Carter talks McCord down because she's healing the injured Tania. Stark agrees because they need her to help stop Xanth. She and Vanko can shut the portal down. In turn Shareen offers to go through the portal to reunite with the man who used to be her lover, then he won't try to get here to Earth. But all 4 of the other adults veto that, for their different reasons.Shareen explains that the being she now calls the Ebon Seeker is no longer Xanth. It just keeps repeating memories of what Xanth used to be. That endless cycle is what she fled to Earth to escape. And now Shareen and Vanko have fallen in love.Howard Stark doesn't want Shareen's alien knowledge to fall into the hands of the Russians (or Hydra). This triggers an ideological debate between Stark and Vanko. But eventually they get back to solving their current problem.It turns out that Shareen's spaceship (that the others crashed into the Hydra base last issue) is made out of her own energy. This might be enough to fool/satisfy Xanth. Shareen figures they only need to give him its power source (the alien artefact the Americans came looking for). Howard goes into the crashed ship to get it.Tania is unhappy because she came here hoping to find her father among the scientist prisoners, but no such luck. Mikhail did find someone who was probably his mother, but now she seems to have disappeared and he is captured by Russian forces who have invaded the Hydra base.The others are under attack by the Russians when Howard gets back with the power source. Anton and Shareen feed it to Xanth and the portal closes. Peggy gets shot in the shoulder, and Stark peruades McCord to surrender to the overwhelming Russian troops.We know that the Russians were financing the Hydra base, but now the leader of the invaders named Igor says that they're pulling the plug. They've come to take Tania  along with Vanko and Shareen and the other scientists. Carter, McCord and Stark will be sent back to America.In an epilog Tania Belinskaya is in jail, Mikhail Uriokovitch is being experimented on about his ability to turn into a bear, Woody McCord is out in space, Anton Vanko and Shareen are working in some Soviet science lab, and Peggy Carter returns home to her repaired house (with added technology courtesy of Howard Stark as promised in #1). Stark himself takes receipt of a copy(?) of the alien power source (smuggled out of Russia) at his Stark Industries Nuclear factory (which at last explains the acronym S.I.N. in this book's title).


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It's 1952 and Peggy Carter goes to bed. But her sleep is disturbed by noises off. Shots rip through her bedroom door and wall. But she's already rolled out of the other side of the bed and his pulling her boots on. By the time the shooter enters she's hiding under the bed.Her body-armoured assailant radios that Peggy has escaped, but assures his listener that she won't be injured because he deliberately aimed high. He's told to leave. Just then Peggy thrusts herself from beneath the bed, kicking him in the shin with a booted foot. Then she rises quickly and punches his lights out.Going out onto the landing she sees another invader downstairs. She vaults down onto his back, disabling him. Recognising a peculiar sonic grenade among his armaments, she grabs it, arms it and hurls it at a 3rd man so that its barbs attach to him. Then she hurls him out the window as it goes off.Turning back to the 2nd man Peggy breaks his arms to encourage him to tell her who sent him. He indicates a card in his pocket, and also begs her to press a blue button on his radio which will call for medical help.The card says Howard Stark, with an added scrawled personal greeting to her.Now we get the credits page which also reminds us that Peggy Carter was a Resistance fighter known as Mademoiselle in WWII France where she had an affair with Captain America. She was also known as Agent 13. After the war she worked for SHIELD and was friends with business mogul/inventor Howard StarkNext day Peggy storms into Stark's office. We learn that they've known each other since at least the D-Day offensive where they got drunk together. And they were involved in at least 1 brawl with Hydra. And probably lots more.Last night's affair was Stark's way of getting Peggy's attention. He wanted to send robots but some bored (and foolhardy) Defence Division employees volunteered for the job. Her house is being repaired and fitted out with futuristic gadgets even as they speak.Howard wants her to abandon whatever government job she's on now, and do something with him in Moscow that will suit her talents. They'll meet a man he's been supplying with tech. Despite the cold war Howard can get them into Russia. Peggy takes a file of info and says she'll think about it.3 days later (9th May when Russians celebrate WWII Victory Day) Peggy Carter flies into Moscow under her own steam to be met by her very young Intourist guide Tania Belinskaya. (But we see a flashback which suggests that Tania mugged the real guide. And Peggy picks up on a bloodstain on Tania's coat.)Tania takes Peggy to her hotel where Carter changes into a trouser outfit that is more suitable for things that she might need to do. Then Peggy gets Tania to take her to a bar where she expects to meet Howard Stark. Who is surprised to find her there before him, since she didn't turn up for their plane flight.It turns out that Peggy just accepted a long-standing official invitation to visit Russia. Howard is sure the Soviets don't have friendly plans for her, but she says she can handle herself.Tania has been very uncomfortable around Stark, and now takes her leave for a moment.Then the man they've come to meet arrives - Woodrow McCord. Who's not pleased that Stark has brought a stranger with him, least of all a female. Howard stands up for her, until Peggy takes over for herself.She proves her ability. While talking to McCord she steals his gun and threatens to shoot him - somewhere below his chest armour. And she also liberates a small device he has, and hands it to Stark.This is what Woody wanted Howard to see. It's an alien device beyond anything Stark has given McCord. But Howard figures it's a beacon, and manages to activate it. With an immediate response. Outside Victory Day fireworks are interrupted by a destructive beam from the sky that sweeps through the bar they're in.Peggy manages to find Tania, and all 4 rush out into the street. Woody produces a bigger gun of alien look. A large spaceship is in the sky. And a laser target appears on Howard's chest, who's still holding the beacon.


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Peggy Carter and Howard Stark have gone to Moscow in 1952 to see Woodrow McCord who has found an alien artefact which Stark thinks is a beacon. Howard activated it and they were attacked by an alien spaceship. Now they're running away from it with their young companion Tania Belinskaya who leads them to a door.Stark seems to drop the beacon and a young boy picks it up. The alien craft targets and destroys him.But then he wakes up and it seems that last bit was a dream. He never dropped the beacon but he turned it off and the ship vanished. Tania led them to safety in this deserted building, and Woody has gone to find them some transport.Tania switches the light on to reveal an underground testing place for large (rocket?) engines. She says her father helped design this and other places like it. The women leave Howard to goggle at the marvels while Peggy finds Tania some more practical clothing for the adventure they seem to be on.But Carter really wants to grill Tania about who she really is. The teen confesses that she's not the official 'guide' who had been assigned to Peggy (which Peg figured out straightaway last issue). She wants their help rescuing her father who's been sent to a Gulag. Peggy says they can't interrupt their mission for that, but she'll do what she can later.McCord returns with a truck. (Stark continues to declare that he can provide Woodrow with much better equipment, but McCord continues to not trust hi-tech. And he also doesn't trust Tania, or even Carter.)On the way out of town they're faced with an armed roadblock, including a tank. Howard drives them through the barrier while Peggy shoots to wound the soldiers and Woody uses a futuristic cannon (1 of Stark's inventions it seems he did accept) to deal with the tank.McCord takes them to a village where lives Pasha Antipov, the man he got the beacon from. There's no answer at his door, but Tania befriends an old woman who lives nearby. She invites them in and says Antipov hasn't been there for weeks.Woody says Antipov told him about lights in the sky. The woman says Pasha gets confused about time. He could have meant the Sokhite-Alin meteorite of 1947. Stark mentions the 1908 Tunguska meteor. But McCord insists that when Pasha gave him the beacon he talked of a crashed 'ghost ship' that melted away and a witch of light who went into the forest.The old woman says they'd be better off investigating the giant bear that is terrorising the village. Just then they see a large shadow outside the window. Woodrow dashes out and indeed sees a fairly big bear.McCord pulls out another of Stark's guns, which fails to fire the 1st few times. But eventually he wounds the bear which runs off. Woody discards his coat to reveal an armoured flying harness and sets off in pursuit. When he catches up with it the bear speaks and turns into a skinny boy. He says his name is Milkhail Uriokovitch and claims to know what they're looking for.


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It's Our World
The Order attacks the UN, announcing to its General Assembly that it will tolerate its existence if it does not meddle in the Orders protecting of the world. Doctor Strange seals the mouth of an outspoken delegate, prompting the Gray Hulk to make a Harlan Ellison joke. They declare their superiority and decide to make the Red Ravens floating city their new base. They promptly defeat the Red Raven and his avian army. Dr. Strange remakes the island in four different images, each according to individual tastes, with a throne in the center, prompting some odd brief dissensions between the Orders members before they return to their respective enclaves. Nighthawk, Hellcat, Valkyrie II, and Papa Hagg convene in a new headquarters provided by Valkyrie IIs rich parents. The four enter a mystical plane where the Orders spirits are held in bondage, accounting for their odd (well, not for Namor) world-dominating behavior. A brief skirmish between the Orders astral projections ensues to chase the four out of the mystical plane. The headquarters computer, programmed with the image of Valkyries childhood pink plush rabbit toy informs them of the Orders stoppage of oil drilling in Alaska and the brutal threats by Namor and the Silver Surfer. President George W. Bush decides to call in the Avengers.


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Blinded by Science
Samantha
(Valkyrie) Parrington’s parents are worried that they can’t find their daughter
or her superhero friends. They ask the computer Bunnyhopper who tells them that
the Defenders have vanished from the face of the Earth. The computer does bring
them (and the reader) up to date on the doings of the Order, who have been
shutting down the fossils fuels industry, the nuclear power industry, and the
entertainment industry, all for the good of Earth. The Order (Doctor Strange,
Sub-Mariner, Professor Hulk, Silver Surfer) meanwhile is reviewing their
mission, instilled by Yandroth’s curse, to defend the Earth, so why not improve
it…?
On
the throne in their fortress on Sky Island, a shadowy figure is materializing
upon the throne….
In
her realm, Gaia is having second thoughts about these particular four being the
proper champions she has needed….
In
Manhattan, various heroes have assembled to address the problem: Reed Richards,
Iron Man, Captain America, Scarlet Witch, and Professor X, have been scanning
the world for a sign of the missing Defenders. Finally, Xavier and Wanda, working
together discover a trace of a dimensional breach opened by Dr. Strange. Cap
heads out to assemble the Avengers and others….
The
Defenders (Nighthawk, Hellcat, Valkyrie, Namorita, She-Hulk, Clea, Ardina)
arrive on a distant planet where they are attacked by a giant snail with
hypersonic abilities and a massive bat; Valkyrie knocks the one into the other
and thus the heroes escape. They come upon several people escaping a volcanic
eruptions; the heroes hustle them to safety and then Dr. Christopher Ganyrog
and Romantic Objective Pamela arrive to thank them. Hellcat now knows where
they are: Yann, the home planet of Yandroth. As he uses his machinery to heal
the injured among the Defenders, Dr. Ganyrog explains how Yandroth has set it
up so that the anger and violence caused by the Order sends energy to Yann,
creating massive upheavals of nature leading to the world’s destruction. This
would unleash energy which would return to Earth to power Yandroth’s
resurrection from the dead. Ganyrog will send them back to Earth but they must
stop the Order without violence as the tipping point is very near…
Back
on Earth, the Order debate not just improving the Earth but taking it one step
further: forcing the people of Earth to acknowledge their beneficial rule. The
figure of Yandroth on the throne smiles….
The
Order drops the protective shields around their citadel to face a massive army
of superheroes. Cap gives the order to attack. And Yandroth laughs…


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Ultimatum: Avengers!
As we had seen previously, the curse of Yandorth had made Doctor Strange, Gray Hulk, Namor and Silver Surfer more violent in their cause to protect the Earth. Nighthawk therefore beseeched Papa Hagg to try and break the curse. Currently, Papa Hagg says that there is more to the curse than meets the eye. He says that apart from the curse pulling The Order together in the event of a global threat, it has also made them separate from their humanity. He says that to find a cure, he will require a female counterpart for each member of the Order. Nighthawk, Valkyrie & Hellcat say that they will do all they can to help and depart in search of the counterparts. Elsewhere, the Avengers are locked in battle with the Order. They are trying to subdue the Order lest they cause further damage on the pretext of saving the Earth. On their quest, Nighthawk, Valkyrie and Hellcat first stop off at the Avengers H.Q. to enlist She-Hulk. Their next stop is Atlantis- to enlist Namorita- and finally Dormammu's dimension to enlist Sorceress Clea. After a grueling battle, the war is finally over. The Order emerges victorious. Following their return home, Nighthawk apprises Papa Hagg of their success in enlisting She-Hulk, Namorita and Sorceress Clea but asks Papa Hag how they are supposed to find a counterpart for Silver Surfer. Papa Hagg says that he knows of a way, and tells them all to prepare themselves as the procedure will call upon every iota of their physical and mental strength.Avengers appearing: Captain America, Iron Man,
Scarlet Witch, Wasp, Warbird, Vision, Wonder Man, Quicksilver,
Yellowjacket, Triathlon.


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Out of Order
Former
heroes Doctor Strange, Sub-Mariner, Professor Hulk and Silver Surfer are now
the Order and are fighting a massive army of superheroes including the Avengers,
Fantastic Four, X-Men, and independent heroes. Meanwhile, the shade of Yandroth
smiles, knowing that the increasing anger displayed will lead to his rebirth.
Suddenly, the sky cracks open and the Defenders arrive: Nighthawk, Hellcat,
Valkyrie, Namorita, She-Hulk, Clea, Ardina, As the latter four confront their
corresponding male heroes, Nighthawk, Hellcat, and Valkyrie face the assembled
heroes to persuade them to end the hostilities. As the male and female pairs
fight, Nighthawk persuades Captain America to give them a hearing. They explain
how the Order guys are under the control of Yandroth who is forcing them to
fight and the energy generated will destroy two planets (Yann and Earth) and
return Yandroth to the land of the living. But Cap and the other leaders are
skeptical since there is no evidence for this story. As the combine is about to
attack the Defenders, another sky rift opens and Dr. Christopher Ganyrog and
Romantic Objective Pamela emerge leading the Masters of the Mental Arts; they
are firing weapons that do not inflict physical damage but hinder the actions
of those targeted. And then Papa Hagg arrives to tell Namorita, She-Hulk, Clea,
and Ardina that a bit of the humanity of their counterparts has been infused
into them and…then Papa Hagg is struck down by a lightning bolt from nowhere.
As the Heroes begin to break through the barrier created by the force from
Yann, the four women fly up to block the heroes from the Order—and then four
bolts are shot through them and into their male counterparts. Then Yandroth, on
the verge of full rebirth, appears as a giant in the sky. He challenges the
Order to battle but they, now out from under his spell, refuse. And without the
energy coming in from Yann, he shrinks into a human form. He is arrested by
Ganyrog and the forces from Yann return home to put him on trial. Dr. Strange
and the other ex-Order members thank the Defenders for doing what was necessary
to save them. But the revived Red Raven wants the Order to answer for their
crimes, a motive shared by many others there. Strange promises Captain America
it will not happen again but the heroes say it isn’t enough. Strange and the
others are used to the suspicions of others and take off. Gaia appears to them
in a vision in the sky, praising them for their actions to stop Yandroth and asking
them to continue defending her by choice as they did in the past. The reunited
Defenders arrive at their new headquarters at the Parrington mansion. Gaia
appears in Nighthawk’s ring, offers special thanks and gives him the power to
summon the Defenders from all over the world when there is need….


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Norrin's Rib
Continuing
the path they were set on by Yandroth’s curse, the Order is putting the finishing
touches on the defeat of the villain known as Locust. Gray Hulk plans to
entertain himself by thawing out some of Red Raven’s female subjects as sex
slaves. The others find this unacceptable so Doctor Strange and Silver Surfer
combine their powers to blast him into unconsciousness. Hulk wakes up in a
magic prison, swearing revenge against the others. Strange proposes seeking
another incarnation of the Hulk, one not so difficult to work with. Strange
uses his new amulet, the Star of Capistan, to dismiss Gray Hulk but what they
get is the familiar Green Hulk….
At
their new headquarters in the Manhattan mansion of the Parringtons, the
Defenders, Nighthawk, Hellcat, Valkyrie (Samantha Parrington, whose parents
have opened their home to the adventurers), supplemented with She-Hulk, Clea,
and Namorita, Papa Hagg snowboards in with a solution to the problem of finding
a female analogue to the Silver Surfer. He explains the plan, the others agree
to it but Mrs. Parrington questions why they would want to stop the Order when
they are doing so much good, leading their daughter to explain the nature of
tyranny. And so they teleport off….
At
the Order’s floating citadel on Sky Island, Green Hulk is giving his allies a
lot of trouble. When he grips Sub-Mariner by the neck, Strange and the Surfer
cast their spell again and this time they get the Professor Hulk, who is aware
of the situation and willingly joins them. They all repair to their individual
quarters for some rest…
…as
the Defenders watch from nearby, ready to put the plan into action. Clea casts
a spell to shield them from Dr. Strange’s mystic perceptions and they seize the
sleeping Surfer and Clea stabs him with a mystic dagger and, with a special
spell, the Surfer bleeds light which forms into a golden woman, his female
reflection. She introduces herself as Ardina and, once they explain that she
was created to help subdue four heroes who have gone mad, assents to the plan.
But the rest of the Order has arrived and a fight breaks out, each man battling
his female counterpart. Surfer blasts Ardina into Hellcat and Nighthawk,
seriously injuring them. Clea denounces her husband for his wickedness so
Strange responds by teleporting the Defenders across the dimensional gulf at
random. Meanwhile, a shadowy being materializes on the throne at the center of
their lair and Papa Magg waits to see if the Earth lives or dies….


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The Best Defense
Nighthawk is at the top of the Himalaya mountains freezing, unable to fly due to his frozen jetpack and non working teleportation ring. In the Arab country of Halwan explosions are heard as the Gray Hulk, Namor, Doctor Strange, and the Silver Surfer arrive. The warn the army to stand down and that the country's brutalities are forbidden, announcing themselves as the Order. The Hulk destroys tanks, Namor fights infantry, the Surfer foils biological agents and Dr. Strange sends a jet into another dimension. A soldier screams epithets at them for being American and the Surfer replies saying America is Next. In New York, the new Valkyrie attempts to explain to her rich parents that she is now a superhero with the help of Hellcat. Papa Hagg, spiritual advisor to Nighthawk enters the room looking for Nighthawk. With the help of the magic ring, Nighthawk is transported to New York. While recovering, Nighthawk explains that the curse which once bound the Defenders together continued despite their efforts to convince the Earth-spirt Gaea to lift it. The Order then attacks the US Naval fleet in Norfolk, VA destroying many ships. Hellcat, Nighthawk, and Valkyrie arrive and attack the Order with no success. The gray Hulk does not fight this time, as his green alter ego screams inside of his mind. The Order proclaims their victory over the ruins of the American Naval fleet.


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No One is Watching
Uatu the Watcher stands on the moon, observing all that takes place on Earth. Now he knows that something is going to happen to him, and he sees his visitor…then his moon base explodes….
At a steak house enjoying a meal are Captain America, Wolverine, Black Widow, and Nick Fury, all in civilian clothes. While Fury relates the tale of the best steak he had ever eaten (at the Battle of Bastogne with Cap and Bucky), they are interrupted by Steve’s phone. It is an urgent call from Thor; Cap and the others invite the retired Nick Fury along with them. They board Fury’s flying car and head to the moon. They are met by Iron Man and Thor who explains that he was flying to Midgard when drops of blood hit his face. He descended to the moon to investigate and he shows them what he found: the Watcher, dead with a bullet hole in the forehead, his eyes missing and his base ransacked. Cap asks Nick Fury to head up the investigation but Fury warns that this could lead to some dark places….Black Panther is contacted and recruited by a mysterious figure to follow-up in "some places the Avengers wouldn’t dare [to]." His team will be Emma Frost and Ant-Man (Scott Lang) and they will be heading underground in a drill-machine….
In Los Angeles, Dr Strange and the Punisher are interrogating a prisoner and the more merciful wizard knows the man has told them all he can and teleports him to an unpleasant dimension; the Punisher is not thrilled. They will be heading to another dimension….
Winter Soldier and Moon Knight fly into space to pick up Gamora, to continue the investigation off-world….
Cap and Fury are still at the crime scene; Cap has SHIELD and SWORD looking over space surveillance record for clues. Black Widow presents them with the glowing green bullet she extracted from Uatu’s head. They get a call from Earth: a Mindless One is on a rampage in New York with the Thing trying to stop it. Spider-Man shows up to kibitz and suddenly, the Mindless One has a mind—it’s in pain from its new awareness. It mentions having gone to the moon and being changed. The monster draws the Ultimate Nullifier and, worn down by the burden of sin it sees, nullifies itself. Cap, Black Widow, Logan and Fury arrive and the latter declares this a crime scene…..
As the teams head off to their various destinations, we see elsewhere that the mysterious villains cannot control their Mindless Ones because the creatures are evolving too quickly. But the mastermind isn’t worried; he has the eye of the Watcher….


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The Secret History of Colonel Nicholas J. Fury
On the secret space station, Nick Fury relates to the assembled heroes the following tale: in 1958 while with Army Intelligence, he and a team of soldiers battled alien invades emerging from a portal in Kansas. Most of the troops were killed in the first attack but suddenly an armored Earthman in a jet pack, swooped out of the sky and engaged the enemy. He killed the aliens and destroyed the portal but not before being fatally wounded. Howard Stark then arrived on the scene to find Woodrow McCord, Earth’s Protector, dead. Stark flew Fury to a secret base in the Rocky Mountains where he explained that McCord was single-handedly guarding the Earth from alien menaces; Stark then asked Fury to replace him. Over the next decades, Nick Fury fought the planet’s enemies while maintaining a normal existence in the CIA and SHIELD. He fought aliens, subterranean monsters, and creatures from the netherworld, aided by LMD doubles. We learn that one possible menace he let go free was Spider-Man. After that he destroyed a living planet, thinking that all of his adventures went unseen. But there was the Watcher….
Fury finishes his account (and the readers now know that he was responsible for all of the bizarre killings revealed in the previous several issues) but the others have questions—the Orb starts to mention something but he passes out and is put into the interrogation room. Fury declines to explain the death of the Watcher….


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Bomb Full of Secrets
Black Panther, Emma Frost, and Ant-Man have arrived in Subterranea, following the orders of their mysterious boss. What they discover from the terrified Moloids is that bodies of giant monsters have been deposited in this cavern for as long as they can remember….
Meanwhile, Nick Fury is flying his car over New York when a newly sentient Mindless One, pursued by a team led by Captain America, crashes through the window of a tall building and lands in Fury’s back seat. The creature is panicking because its new knowledge has revealed its sin on the moon and it knows it deserves to die. Fury ejects from the car and blows it up over the East River (which does not harm the Mindless One)….
As the news media reports on this new menace, Tony Stark and Bruce Banner are researching matters; Tony learns that there is only one Ultimate Nullifier so the Mindless One last issue can only have gotten it from the Watcher’s home. Banner devises a method of tracing the energy signature of the Mindless Ones….
In a bizarre other dimension, Dr Strange and the Punisher discover the corpse of another weird monster; Punisher extracts a glowing green bullet from its skull similar to the one that killed the Watcher….
At the villains’ lair on Earth, they are having a great deal of trouble controlling the now-sentient Mindless Ones. The masked leader is attempting to fathom the secrets contained in the Watcher’s eye while dealing with a dying colleague who resembles the Thing. Suddenly the penthouse is surrounded by an army of superheroes, with Iron Man calling on them to surrender. The Exterminatrix arms herself and leaps from a window with guns blazing, followed by several Mindless Ones. The battle reaches the ground, distracting the heroes so the mastermind and the injured one can get to safety. The Exterminatrix is easily taken down and the other two walk into the hands of the hero army. The leader insists they are not the murderers and calls the Watcher’s eye a bomb full of secrets—then he unmasks to reveal…the Orb….


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Nick Fury vs. the World
Flashback: Dr Midas and his gang arrived on the moon to rob the Watcher; Uatu spotted them and there was an explosion….
Now: Nick Fury, armored and bearing the advanced weaponry he wields as the "Man in the Wall" is battling the combined might of the Avengers in space—and he’s winning. Hulk goes crashing to the surface of the moon, stunned. Captain America, Iron Man, and Black Widow appeal to him to explain why he is acting this way but Fury refuses to answer, knowing that they wouldn’t understand until much later. Inside the space station, the heroes assembled by Fury to investigate the Watcher’s murder are debating what to do while wondering if any of them could be secretly working for Fury. At this point, the Orb walks in and blasts them …
…which segues into a flashback to the villains invading Uatu’s home earlier. The Watcher unleashed his wrath but held back because he had foreseen his death. Then the Orb shot him in the face…
Now: Nick Fury tangles with Thor in space; Fury whispers a secret in the Thunder God’s ear and suddenly Thor crashes into the moon and is now unable to lift Mjolnir. Fury then speaks the code that overrides Tony Stark’s control of his armor, sending Iron Man speeding toward Earth. As Cap continues to beg for an explanation, Fury grabs the Watchers’ eyes and takes off. The villains arrive on the moon; Orb blasts Hulk again and plans to learn the Watcher’s last secret—the one that killed him…. Fury arrives at the Watcher’s base unaware that he is being observed by seven other Watchers….


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Trust No One, Not Even Yourself
Flashback: The Orb tells Dr. Midas and his daughter Exterminatrix about his dreams of the Watcher’s home on the moon and they agree to help him loot the place to gain Uatu’s secrets….
Which leads to Orb now unleashing the power of the Watcher’s eye on the assembled heroes. Suddenly, they and several civilian bystanders are aware of traumatizing secrets which cause many to go mad or run off to investigate. Nick Fury, the only one unaffected, places The Orb under arrest, though he denies killing the Watcher….
Deep underground, Black Panther, Emma Frost, and Ant-Man have examined the dead monsters and found they had all been shot with the same type of Gamma-irradiated bullets as Uatu. In an alternate dimension, Punisher deduces that the dead alien there was shot from an incredible distance away; Dr. Strange asks for names of sharpshooters who could do that. In space, Gamora, Moon Knight, and Winter Soldier discover a trail of shell casings and follow it in their ship. Their mysterious boss is pleased with how things are turning out….
At Avengers Tower, Wolverine and Hulk are interrogating The Orb but he will only talk to Nick Fury. Captain America and Fury bring us up to date: Reed Richards theorizes that the Watcher’s eyes acted like storage devices and all of his memories were unleashed when one was unveiled. Half the team has dropped out to deal with the secrets. Even Cap has something he won’t talk about. So the question is, why is Nick Fury the only one who didn’t see anything?
The space team (Gamora, Moon Knight, and Winter Soldier) follow the trail of spent shell casings back to a desolate planet where, with a shock, they realize that the planet itself was the murder victim, one of the sentient ecosystems like Ego. As they go to report back to Earth, Gamora and Spector discover that Bucky is gone…then the ship is destroyed by an explosion…. As Nick Fury continues to ponder the Watcher’s secrets, Winter Soldier arrives there and shoots him down, then decapitates him with a machete. Finally Bucky seizes the eye….


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Secret Warriors
In the alternate dimension, Dr Strange realizes they have been lied to to get them to this point in the investigation and he and the Punisher are ticked off. Winter Soldier emerges from a portal on the moon, warns his mysterious listener that he is coming, and exits through another portal. Black Panther, likewise suspicious, blasts his underground craft out of the earth and into the sky, startling Emma Frost and Ant-Man. At Avengers Tower, Wolverine and Hulk discover the decapitated body of Nick Fury. Strange and the Punisher arrive at that point and, assuming the worst, Strange enwraps Logan in magic coils and Castle uses explosive bullets to knock the Hulk through a wall. They then take the now-demented Orb from his cell and head toward a secret satellite where the Panther’s team has already arrived. As they compare notes they spot Bucky who starts to explain but then Gamora and Moon Knight show up (having hitched a ride from the dead planet with Rocket Raccoon) and there is a battle among the confused investigators. In the squabble, Fury’s severed head is discovered to have come from a Life Model Decoy—and then their mystery boss reveals himself: the real Nick Fury….


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The One who Watches
Days earlier, Nick Fury confronted the one-eyed Watcher on the moon and asked who had shot him and stolen his treasures. Uatu declined to reveal anything but told Fury that he had seen The Unseen, which surprised that veteran agent. Fury poured out his anger on the all-powerful being who declined to interfere—except when it suited him—while Fury was the "Man in the Wall," Earth’s first line of defense. Fury puzzled out that Uatu’s secrets were stored in his eyes; the Watcher was weary and ready to go and so made a threatening gesture at Fury—who was forced to shoot him in the face….
Now on the moon as they are observed by the Watchers Council, the villains led by Dr Midas are planning to steal all the energy and knowledge contained within the dead Watcher and so conquer the world. Nick Fury arrives and shoots Midas’ stony hand off. Midas sics the Mindless Ones on him. His daughter the Exterminatrix seizes the severed hand and runs away while the Orb, consumed with the thought of the knowledge concealed in the Watcher’s eyes, is suddenly possessed by one of the eyes. The heroes gathered by Fury arrive to battle the Mindless Ones; Fury confesses to Dr Strange that he killed the Watcher and heads off to save the world one last time. Inside the building, Fury assaults Midas with the Watcher’s remaining eye, which discharges a massive amount of energy and destroys them and the moon base….
Later, Captain America is left with more questions than answers about his old friend’s death and he realizes that Dr Strange and Black Panther know more than they are telling. Exterminatrix returns to Earth with plans of a new Midas Empire. The Orb has bonded with the eye and heads off to observe a grisly murder. The Avengers take off, leaving a distraught Thor on the moon still trying to lift Mjolnir. Bucky Barnes the Winter Solider is the new "Man in the Wall," holding off alien menaces. Finally we see on the moon, a prisoner, shacked to the ground, forced to take up the Watcher’s duties: he is called The Unseen—and he was once Nick Fury….


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Open Your Eye
The villains led by Dr Midas are in a hijacked ship heading for a specific point in the ocean. When they reach it, Midas pays off the captain—by turning him to gold. Midas then reveals his Space Vessel Midas 17 and his plan to return to the moon to loot the rest of the late Watcher’s home….
On the moon, Emma Frost assures everyone that this aged Nick Fury is the real one and not another Life Model Decoy. Black Panther demands to know from Fury what happened to the Watcher. Fury thinks back several weeks to a time when he was gravely ill, the Watcher suddenly appeared before him in a maddening silence…. Fury reveals that he is dying because the Infinity Formula has been used up and he recruited all the present heroes to investigate his past as the "Man in the Wall," i.e. the Earth’s guardian, in order to select from them the one who will take his place….
Back at Avengers Tower, the heroes led by Captain America and Iron Man have discovered the Nick Fury LMD "killed" by the Winter Soldier. Iron Man is able to track it to its origin before it self-destructs. Tony announces they are going to the Moon and Cap calls, "Avengers assemble!"….
The real Fury meanwhile is still bickering with the heroes about his sanity and intentions. When the signal that the LMD on Earth has self-destructed, Fury zaps Bucky and seizes the Watcher’s eye. The LMDs fight with the heroes so that Fury can escape to the jail where The Orb is being held, and demand to know how to open it to access the secrets but the Orb can’t tell him. At this point the Avengers arrive and they are met by Nick Fury prepared for action and holding a massive gun and both of the Watcher’s eyes….


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Hulk vs Iron Man part 4
Hulk is coming after Iron Man because he believes Tony Stark messed with the Gamma Bomb and hence caused Bruce Banner to become the green monster. While Hulk fights his way through the weaponised city Troy, the Golden Avenger is fleeing through the utility tunnels heading for his armoury where he dons the Hulkbuster armour.But when his foe arrives, Tony can only hope that the new smart Hulk can't get as angry (and hence as powerful) as the old dumb 1. That doesn't work out.When Stark wakes up he's imprisoned in his crushed armour, and Hulk has brought him to the Gamma Bomb test site. Greengenes says he drugged Stark to keep him sedated while he brought him here from Troy in China - he makes a joke "Hulk got you smashed". He thinks it will be ironic to kill Stark here where Tony ruined Bruce's life.Tony is stalling for time while he activates something. He speculates (correctly) that Bruce used the Extremis that brother Arno injected him with (in Hulk #4) to upgrade Hulk's intelligence. But Hulk also correctly guesses that IM is up to something. But it turns out not to be a weapon.Instead Stark displays a hologram of the workings of the Gamma Bomb. Despite himself the intelligent Hulk is intrigued. And quickly works out what Tony Stark really did to it all those years ago. Then he sits down to have a chat.As his anger ebbs away, Hulk is able to revert to Bruce Banner. Bruce is surprised to find Tony still alive - he can't remember what he did as Hulk. So Tony shows him the hologram. And we flashback to the fateful evening again.Drunk Tony Stark had sneaked into the Gamma Base and opened up the Bomb. Gen'l Ross had asked him to decrease the Bomb's shielding to increase it's power - which is what Bruce thought caused the creation of Hulk. But now we see that Tony found that Bruce's overcautious shielding would have the opposite effect to that intended. It would contain the Bomb's explosion until it eventually burst out even bigger.So Bruce now realises (as Hulk did) that Tony actually reduced the effects of the Bomb by reducing the shielding. Without his intervention Banner would be dead (as would Gen'l Ross and the other observers of the test).Bruce speculates that the world would have been a better place without him and Hulk. But Tony won't accept that. And Stark still accepts that it was wrong to go behind Bruce's back to change the Bomb - it was their perennial rivalry at work.Bruce leaves to find someone to get Tony out of the mangled armour. Tony can't help a parting needle "Try Thor. I hear he's the strongest 1 there is."But when he's gone we're treated to another flashback courtesy of Tony's memory. Tony sent Bruce an e-mail in which he explained what he'd done. But also that he'd spotted stuff in the energy spectrum of Bruce's earlier tests. It wasn't his field of expertise, but it seemed similar to the results from morphogenic experiments. The Bomb might change people if it didn't kill them.But Tony now figures that Bruce was so angry after their earlier argument (as seen in #2) that he'd deleted the e-mail without reading it. He's never going to tell Bruce about the e-mail, and that it was his own injured pride caused him to be turned into the Hulk.


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Hulk vs Iron Man part 2
Tony Stark buys a motel that hasn't seen any business since the gamma bomb went off nearby that created the Hulk. (What! It hasn't become a tourist attraction?) Then he calls down his mobile armoury and suits up, accompanied by some flying sensors.Meanwhile Bruce Banner uses his SHIELD ID to get into the Pentagon and search for files to prove the military asked Tony to modify Bruce's gamma bomb. And he hits paydirt. (I presume this isn't the same scene as the end of last issue, because there he broke into a place he claimed was the original Gamma Base.)It's flashback time as General Ross does hire Stark for the job. And now Banner has found the invoice.Back at his lab, Bruce injects himself with something that makes him ill. This triggers a monitor on the performance of the Extremis in his system, and a hologram of Tony's 'pal' Arno pops up. (Arno is physically in Stark's futuristic city Troy, flying around in an Iron Man-like armour.) Bruce claims that Extremis is malfunctioning, but he's worked out how to fix it. Arno agrees to meet him at Tony's mansion.Back in the desert motel Iron Man is using the sensor drone to examine the room he stayed in when he visited the Gamma Base. He hopes the hyper-detailed information will stimulate perfect recall of a meeting between himself and Banner (his memory being clouded by drink).This flashback shows him trying to persuade Bruce to let him decrease the shielding and increase the bomb's efficiency, as mentioned last issue. But Bruce only wanted military funding so he could explore peaceful uses of gamma rays. He didn't want the bomb to be more powerful. And he definitely didn't want his grad school rival Tony Stark interfering.After Bruce left, Tony let a whisky bottle 'talk' him into doing the modification anyway.Tony had forgotten all this, until the Watcher's Eye triggered memories in both his and Hulk's brain (and some of each other's memories). Now he just prays that Bruce doesn't know what he did.In the mansion Arno lets Bruce reprogramme his Extremis. And Bruce turns into the intelligent Hulk we saw at the start of last issue. His parting words are the classic "Now, if you'll forgive the pretension of the third person, Hulk must destroy to the best of his considerable abilities".


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Hulk vs Iron Man part 3
The incident with the Watcher's Eye in Original Sin #3 made Bruce Banner and Tony Stark share each others memories of the time when Banner tested the Gamma Bomb and became the Hulk. These memories indicated that Stark tampered with the bomb, and hence was responsible for the Hulk. Last issue Bruce tricked Arno (Tony's brother, but Bruce doesn't know it) into allowing him to change the Extremis in his system, resulting in a Hulk with Banner's mind and intelligence.Now that Hulk confronts Arno and demands to know where Tony is. When Arno stalls, Hulk tells him to leave because he's going to destroy Tony's Malibu mansion (which is where they are) in order to attract his attention.Afterwards he finds Arno trying to contact Tony. But Bruce came prepared, and when he shook hands with Arno last issue he loaded a virus into his life-preserving armour that jams comms and will now send its victim to sleep.Tony's driving his car through a desert when his security system alerts him to the damage, and 1 of his orbital satellites shows him Hulk standing in the ruins. Now he knows Bruce knows.Stark spent last issue trying to find evidence that he didn't mess with the bomb (his memories of the time are unreliable due to alcohol). Everything seems to point to his guilt, but he still hopes it's a mistake. Now he gets the car to encase him in the Iron Man armour, and then flies off leaving it to crash.Iron Man flies to Stark's futuristic city Troy to retrieve a crude cellphone he had invented back in the old days. He used to use its camera then to automatically record his activities so he could find out what he'd done while drunk. He hopes it will show where he went and what he did after the meeting in a motel with Banner he investigated last issue. But it does show him going to the Gamma Base and fiddling with the bomb.Stark has been expecting that Hulk is too stupid to track him to Troy. But intelligent Hulk comes straight here, and they start to fight.What Bruce doesn't know is that Troy has built-in defences (upgraded since the attack of the Mandarin Ringbearers). All its inhabitants are immediately encased in egg-shaped forcefields which float them to safety. And Tony can turn the buildings into weapons.2 buildings fire huge ray cannons at Hulk. Another transforms into a giant metal fist to smash him to the ground. Hulk pretends to give in (and be still child-like). But it's just to sucker Iron Man in for close fighting. His diction now makes Tony realise he's facing a clever Hulk.After a minefield drops some more buildings on Hulk, damaged Iron Man escapes through underground utility tunnels. He staggers his way towards the armoury where he can get a replacement suit. He's also stuck watching a looped replay of what he did to the Gamma Bonb. And he sees that he did something worse(!) that he didn't previously remember.


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Hulk vs Iron Man
Hulk is battling Iron Man (in Hulkbuster armour) outside Tony Stark's futuristic city Troy (ex Mandarin City) off the coast of China. All the Golden Avenger's power doesn't stop the Green Giant punching him through a bunch of tall buildings. Tony's on the point of collapse but lays a trap for Hulk with gamma blades. But this is the new intelligent Hulk, who avoids the drones by dropping on IM via 1 of his huge leaps.Stark remembers what led up to this fight, starting from when they met and became work-buddies as graduate students (I guess). Tony could tell even then that Bruce Banner had hidden anger issues. Which didn't stop him from letting Bruce do a lot of the detail work while he went out spending his money and enjoying himself.We'll learn more about early days later. Now we get recent memories continuing from Hulk #4 where Bruce's brain damage was cured by Arno Stark's improved version of Extremis. In the weeks since then Bruce and Tony have worked together. Bruce is even brainier than before, and stress doesn't turn him into the Hulk, even for instance when they found the dead Watcher on the Moon. But he seems even more of an introvert loner.Then 1 of Uatu's stolen eyes was found, and in Original Sin #3 it gave those around it visions of old secrets. For some reason it mixed Stark and Banner's memories, in particular reminding them of another time they met long ago.Banner had developed his gamma bomb with military funding, and was now talking about the upcoming test firing (presumably the 1 which turns him into Hulk) to his military masters. But Bruce was more interested in describing the future peaceful applications of his gamma project. (He'd only agreed to build a bomb to get the money for the fundamental research.) General Ross would have none of this.Tony Stark interrupted the meeting to support his friend. He was now running the weapons company he inherited from his father, and supplied the hardware for the gamma bomb. Stark schmoozed with the  brass and confirmed that the bomb would work. But he couldn't help pointing out that Bruce had overengineered the safety aspects, thus reducing its effectiveness.Banner countered that the bomb was still at least as powerful as he'd promised the military. But the generals obviously wanted more if they could have it. Bruce objected that surely they didn't want a bomb that could destroy a continent? But he also somehow tied limiting the bomb into his dream of the future peaceful uses.Bruce and tipsy Tony got into their regular argument about idealism vs practicality. Bruce lost his temper and accused Tony of being a drunk. Tony left in a huff, accusing Bruce of being childish.Next we see the immediate past, where Tony Stark wakes up after the Watcher's eye messed with his brain. Captain America and Maria Hill are worried about him, especially when he confuses them with General Ross and Rick Jones (because of the jumbled memories of himself and Bruce). Apparently Hulk left the scene immediately after the eye struck. Iron Man now flies after him, worried about what their combined memories may have shown Bruce. Which will obviously lead to the fight that opened this issue.We end with Bruce Banner breaking into the abandoned Gamma Base to look through secret files. And he has a memory from Tony Stark's point of view, with still-drinking Tony tampering with the gamma bomb. His conclusion:- that it's Stark's fault he's the Hulk.


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Thor & Loki: The Tenth Realm, Part Three of Five
Again the prologue features the hut in a dark wood; now we glimpse two players at the game board and are informed that the pale king always wins and the dark king never escapes….
Now in the Tenth Realm, Angela is beating the stuffings out of Thor; he’s slightly stronger but she is quite a bit faster. Meanwhile, Loki is having tea with the Angel Queen as she reveals the history between Asgard and Heven. In prehistoric times she was Earth’s protector, hired by Odin himself to guard the Cro-Magnons against incursions by joy-riding (actually dragon-riding) Asgardians. Then Heven joined all the other realms in declaring war on Asgard, with the Queen expecting Odin to bribe her into calling it off; the All-Father refused on the grounds of honor and chaos broke loose, which we saw when the Angel Queen (apparently) killed Odin and Freyja’s infant daughter. She suggests to Loki that he has not been treated well in Asgard, and he recalls how he was punished for acting as Asgard’s agent (in his own series). Outside, Thor is overpowered and captured by Angela but the Queen orders him kept alive. When he awakens in the dungeon he learns that Loki, a female again, has joined the Angels as their new Mistress of Strategies….


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Thor & Loki: The Tenth Realm, Part One of Five
The story opens with a glimpse of a hut in a wood in an inaccessible place. It is called a prison of gods….
When the Orb detonates the Watcher’s eye in Manhattan, Thor gains the knowledge that he has a sister. He flies to Asgardia to confront the All-Mother Freyja about the Tenth Realm and the mysterious sibling. She relates the story of the Tenth Realm and its inhabitants, the Angels. Of a long ago war between the Aesir and the Angels. How the Angel Queen kidnapped Aldrif, the infant daughter of Odin and Freyja and slew her before her parents’ eyes. How Odin in his wrath destroyed the Angels’ warships and tore the Tenth Realm from its roots in Yggdrasil and sealed it away from all sight and memory—but Thor insists his sister is alive….
Later Freyja confronts evil Old Loki who denies having any hand in this revelation….
Thor goes to Broxton where he finds (young) Loki still brooding over the recent events in his own book and recruits him to help uncover the missing realm. They take Thor’s chariot into space and with his magic Loki uncovers the hidden door. They force their way in and discover the Tenth Realm…
Elsewhere, Old Loki is watching and relishing the idea of introducing Thor to his sister—Angela of the Guardians of the Galaxy….


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Thor & Loki: The Tenth Realm, Part Two of Five
Like the last issue the story opens with a glimpse of a hut in a wood in an inaccessible place. This time we move closer to the hut and see inside a shadowy figure sitting before a game board….
Meanwhile, the Guardians of the Galaxy are battling warpjackers (rich kids thrill-riding one-man ships to cause fatal accidents). A strange sound of thunder echoes and Angela senses (with help from Evil Loki) that the door to her home has opened. She immediately deserts her comrades and takes off for the Tenth Realm…
…where Thor and Loki greet the lovely lady warriors—but as soon as they mention they are from Asgard they are under attack from the Angels of Heven. A messenger informs the Queen (who takes time to scold the messenger to never reveal information without being paid first) of this incursion by their old enemies. Loki has deserted Thor who with one hurled hammer shoots down both of the attacking dreadnaught ships. Back in the throne room the Queen suddenly finds Loki holding a sword to her throat; recognizing him as one of the Frost Giants, who are the Angels’ allies, she invites him to sit down and barter for their lives. Outside Thor asks about his sister and the Angels suddenly realize he must mean Angela—who has now arrived, ready to kill this invader of her home….


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Thor & Loki: The Tenth Realm, Part Four of Five
Again we open with the hut in a dark wood and the two players at the game board….
Thor is a prisoner of the Angels of Heven, the long-hidden Tenth Realm, thanks to the treachery of Loki who is now female and the Angels’ Mistress of Strategies. Loki mocks his captive brother and departs with Angela, who has returned to her people to become Mistress of the Hunt. She and Loki ride on Thor’s goat-drawn chariot, leading a war fleet against Asgard….
Back in Heven, the Angel Queen has Thor whipped, all the while mocking his powerlessness. But the God of Thunder isn’t worried….
Loki leads the Angel forces against Asgard-Space…and the fleet is destroyed. Loki betrayed his "allies" by sending them toward a closed and uninhabited former Asgard. And then he stabs Angela….
In Heven, the captive Thor summons what the Angels have never seen before: a storm. This storm wreaks havoc in Heven and frees Thor to take his revenge….
Epilogue: Loki heads to the Prison of Gods and interrupts the two players at the game to tell the Pale King that the way to Heven is open and Asgard needs his aid. And so Odin returns….


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Thor & Loki: The Tenth Realm, Part Five of Five
Loki (now female) has summoned Odin from the Prison of Gods and the All-Father prepares for war….
In Heven, the Tenth Realm, Thor faces the Queen of Angels and destroys everything she throws against him. He demands to know of his sister. The Queen insists his sister has been dead all these years (though the reader is shown that the baby, thought dead, was rescued from the furnace by a soft-hearted Angel). Thor intends to kill the Queen but Angela arrives to challenge him, but this time she is outmatched because Thor is angry…. [From his domain, Evil Loki watches the show, munching on popcorn.] As the battle is about to commence, Odin rides in on his warhorse Sleipnir to join in—until he spies Angela and recognizes her as his daughter Aldrif. Exposed as an Asgardian, Angela is banished by the Queen but she refuses to accept it, vowing to kill Odin if she ever sees him again. Odin chooses to leave in peace with his two sons, though Loki pauses a moment to offer a refuge at his home should she ever need it. As they return to Asgard, Thor blames himself for what has gone wrong and Loki assures him he is still worthy of Mjolnir. Odin pauses to tell them he loves them (which enrages Evil Loki). And what of Angela? Having no home or identity, she returns to the stars….


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The silent war of Woodrow McCord
This annual is a companion to #5 of the main series, and expands on the story of the 'Man on the Wall'It continues from the end of the 1st scene in #5. Back in 1958 Woodrow McCord has just died preventing the invasion of Earth by Tribellians. The troops Nick Fury led died here too, and only Nick and Howard Stark are left to clean up the mess. There must be no trace of the invasion. Fury and Stark throw the troopers' bodies through the invasion portal, which now leads to an exploding world. And McCord goes last.We now skip to the end of the 2nd scene of #5 in McCord's Rocky Mountain base, where Fury accepts the job as McCord's replacement as the Man on the Wall who protects the Earth from such invasions. Here Nick wants to know more about Woodrow. Howard leads Nick to Woodrow's war room and shows Fury McCord's journals. He says they're written in English up to 1945. After that they're in Kree or Badoon. And he adds that as years went by McCord reported back to Stark's group less and less.We now see some journal entries.In 1931 intergalactic slavers called Entari rook McCord's family away. Teenage Woodrow was saved by a man called Stafford, the previous Man on the Wall. Stafford took him on as an apprentice in his mountain hideout.An entry in 1936 explains that Stafford was part of a group of Men (and Women) on the Wall in India who opposed the (H G Wells) Martian Invasion of 1913. Afterwards Roosevelt backed them, but left them independent. The group successfully kept aliens off the Earth, until the Entari broke through and killed them all except Stafford. Then Stafford turned from defence to offence.In 1943 Woody took to going into town for drinks and company. He let slip some stories of Stafford's exploits. But then he wised up, cut down on the drinking and cut out the stories. He became friendly with a waitress named Hana, but she was still waiting for her man to come home from the war.When he returned to the mountain he was attacked by 2 cloaked Entari. He killed 1 and Stafford took out the other. It was then that Stafford took him along into space for the 1st time.They went to a space bar where Stafford confronted Teraphin Mox, an informant who he figured had now informed on him. Their discussion was interrupted by some Entari led by Dreel, who had commanded the raid on Earth that killed Stafford's companions. Since then Stafford has become a legendary ghost that stalks the spaceways.Dreel shot Stafford. But McCord was nearby using an Entari cloaking device. He killed the other Entari, and Stafford got his revenge on Dreel.But now Stafford wanted Woodrow to kill all the alien witnesses, to preserve the legend of his invincibility. They'd seen him wounded and needing help. And the (possibly fatally) wounded old man quits and leaves his role and legend to McCord.Woody can't bring himself to kill the bar's patrons. Until they attack him and he shoots back. But he leaves Mox alive to spread the word that there's still a Man on the Wall protecting Earth.That's the end of the diary entries. But we have an epilogue in 1968.Howard Stark comes to show Nick Fury SHIELD's new helicarrier. But he really wants to know why Fury hasn't been reporting back his activities on the Wall. Nick doesn't reply. But we see that it's just a malfunctioning Life Model Decoy, and the real Nick Fury's on an orbiting satellite as seen in Original Sin.


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Hidden in plain sight - part 3 of 5
Hulkling, Marvel Boy and Prodigy of the Young Avengers went to investigate the battle over the Watcher's Eye and found a building full of junkies being kept invisible from SHIELD searchers by the criminal Hood. He explained that their drug-expanded minds had absorbed an extra large dose of the secrets released when the Eye exploded. He said he wanted to extract the secrets (from all over the multiverse) hoping to find within them stuff like cures for diseases. And then he pulled a gun on Prodigy and demanded that he help.It seems to be a standoff but Marvel Boy says he can reach Hood before he pulls the trigger. Parker Robbins scoffs so Noh-Varr proves it true. Hulkling crushes the villain's 2 guns and Prodigy frisks him to check he has no more. Noh asks Teddy Altman why he doesn't do something like putting guns inside his shapeshifting body so he can make them pop out of his eyes?They come down inside from the roof of the building to talk things over. Bulked up Hulking shapeshifts smaller buttocks to fit on a human-size chair. MB asks another stupid question? Why doesn't Teddy just turn his butt into a chair? Hulkling replies because it would tear his pants and he'd effectively be sitting with his butt on the dirty floor.Hood explains that he wants the secrets to save sick people like his mother. (He's not lying about that bit, Eliza Robbins is mentally ill.) He knows that Prodigy contains all the skills and knowledge of all the X-mutants so he wants him to build a copy of Prof X's Cerebro machine to read the junkies' minds. David Alleyne is sceptical if he can do it, and anyway he'd need lots of parts. Hood says he's already scavenged lots of stuff, including high-tech stuff from the SHIELD investigators.Teddy thinks SHIELD would have a better chance at succeeding but Hood won't accept that. And he lets them know that he's got other things going for him besides his guns by letting them temporarily see his demon-face. But this makes the YA even less likely to help him so he reverts to pleading with them. Let him be a hero for once. Prodigy points out that if the cures are in there it's a good thing to get them out. The other 2 agree but still think SHIELD is the better option. However Prodigy says his X-memories indicate that SHIELD isn't that squeaky-clean. Like they're currently building Sentinels. They finally agree on the grounds that they know they can stop Hood if he double-crosses them.Later Prodigy has built a cut-down version of Cerebro that can't actually read minds. All it can do is scan a brain and compare it to a normal brain scan then extract and erase the difference. (But surely they'd need pre-Watcher scans of each junkie, and where would they get those from?). Be that as it isn't they bring the 1st subject down and attach a wired-up colander to his head. And they start the process.Story 1:- Whispers Of War featuring LineageScript Charles Soule. Pencils/inks Ryan Browne. Coulurs Edgar Delgado. Editor Nick Lowe.Lineage is 1 of the many new Inhumans activated by the Terrigenesis Bomb Black Bolt detonated during the Infinity event. He has deceased relatives living in his body and appearing as small talking faces which tell him secrets from the past. The Watcher's Eye event happens and a new relative pops up who died of a heart attack there. And he absorbed 1 of the released secrets which concerns Black Bolt. (This isn't necessarily a big coincidence because the new guy must have Inhuman genes.)He saw Black Bolt and Lockjaw with 2 other Inhumans teleport to the Carpathian Mountains where Kree (the creators of the Inhuman race) in a spaceship have been experimenting on humans with mists of various colours which cause them to mutate. The Inhumans fight guards to get inside the ship and then fight more when they see what's going on. The 2 Inhuman minions get killed. The Kree leader tells Blackagar Boltagon that the research subjects aren't actually Inhumans but they have inherited some of their genes (like Lineage), and anyway they're all dead now so there's nothing BB can do. (Presumably the mists are variations on the green Terrigen Mist.)The Kree tells Bolt that if he interferes it will be seen as an act of war. The usually silent Blackie whispers 1 word "War" and his voice destroys the spaceship and all within it.Now Lineage realises that it was Black Bolt who started the coming conflict with the Kree. And he can us that knowledge as a step to power.Story 3:- Bury The Lead featuring J. Jonah JamesonScript Dan Slott. Pencils Mark Bagley. Inks Joe Rubinstein. Colours Paul Mounts.This tale reveals a secret that doesn't seem to have anything to do with the Watcher's Eye. Daily Bugle researcher Ray Rothman (a good alliterative Marvel name) has been asked to dig out all the early pieces written by J Jonah Jameson (even more alliterative) attacking Spider-Man. But he finds that the 1st such article is a rave review of Spider-Man's early apps on TV before he became a hero. JJJ catches him reading it and fires him before burning the evidence.