Secret Warriors

With their first few missions under their belt, the Secret Warriors take some much-needed downtime… but another threat looms on the horizon! Will they be able to take down a symbiote-powered terror at the same time as they’re stalked by a Kravinoff? The Secret Warriors find themselves locked in a primal fight, and the fur will fly when the two threats collide with the Warriors in the middle! Watch the battle unfold in this special annual issue by Wesley Overhults!

The Secret Warriors plan to deal a blow against one of Roxxon’s illegal trades, but can they handle the heat when the unstoppable Juggernaut is the one guarding the shipment? What happens when the unstoppable force meets the immovable object of youthful stubborness? Find out the answer in this done-in-one, by Wesley Overhults!

The Caterpillars are stuck, but what are a group of inexperienced youths to do when the going gets rough? But when the Wrecking Crew is part of the obstacle, is it even realistic for them to think about getting out unscathed? And if they don’t, can they survive as a team when the dust settles? Find out as the book’s first arc comes to a conclusion, by Wesley Overhults!

The Secret Warriors are in New York City to recruit Stephanie Sydney to their team–but so is HYDRA! Plus, the team takes on the Wrecking Crew in a fight you have to read to believe! Can they put aside their conflicting personalities in order to save Stephanie, or will Quake’s plan be over before it’s even been put into motion? Find out as “The Very Hungry Caterpillars” continues, by Wesley Overhults!

Quake continues her mission of gathering together the Caterpillars, but is someone else trying to beat her to the punch? Plus, once they recruit their newest member, they’ll have to deal with the awesome might of– the Unicorn?! That’s right! Wesley Overhults continues his look at the underside of the Marvel Omega universe here!

They are Quake, Finesse, Composite, and Wipeout, four young, super-powered individuals who have all been hired to steal a simple list. But what happens when they’re n ot the only ones are that list–and, most importantly, when they find out what’s on that list? It all starts here, by Wesley Overhults!