There’s a new drug on the streets called fever, a drug that’s linked to the deaths of several young people in Mutant Town! When the cops can’t (or won’t?) do anything about it, a pair of grieving parents must turn to another form of help—a private investigator by the name of Danny Rand, also known as the Iron Fist! But can he convince his former partner to return? “Down and Out in Mutant Town” begins here, by Dino Pollard!
Vargas and Ms. Witch are still incapacitated, but that doesn’t stop New Son and his team to attempt to draw them out with an assault on Coney Island! And meanwhile, Ch’Vayre, in his disguise as Director Nero, continues to set in motion his own plans to succeed where Apocalypse failed in the past! Things heat up for X-Factor in a story appropriately titled “The Slaughter Begins,” by Brent Lambert!
The Tome of Aengrim has been stolen and the Tome’s guardians, Haldre and Jarnier, are dead! Thor wants answers and he has suspects in mind—particularly Lord Jaelric of the Trolls and Olregrim, Prince of the Giants! But all is not as it seems as a familiar face from the God of Thunder’s past comes into the picture! It’s the conclusion of “Know Thy Enemy,” by K.L. Manchester!
Both SHIELD and the Iron Trinity want Machine Teen for their own purposes and Dum-Dum Dugan sends his new special operative code-named the Scorpion to have a discussion with the Warriors about their robotic teammate. The Machine Teen was based on Machine Man, but is that the full story or is there more to it? And just why exactly does the Iron Trinity want him? Find out in part two of “Ghost in the Machine,” by Dino Pollard!
When last we saw ol’ Green Genes, he had Jim Hammond, the Original Human Torch, on the ropes. But Hammond had a trick up his sleeve—his special “nova burst”! And with a display of power that shocked the entire country, the question is left—can even the Incredible Hulk survive such an incredible display of power? Also, Hardbottle has a new recruit for his Hulkbusters and more is revealed about exactly what job the Vice-President has in mind for the Hulk! A few answers and some more questions are brought to light in “Changes” by Derrick Ferguson!
Husk, Monet and Blink have returned from the dead, but all three have chosen to keep silent about their experiences in Wonderland. While Blink and Jubilee have a discussion about the kiss they shared before Blink’s death, Monet and Paige are confronted by Mastermind, who attempts to apologize for her mother’s actions! Also, the X-Men get an unexpected leader for their next mission and Cyclops and his daughter visit Phoenix in Genosha! All this and more in “The Way Back,” by Ryan Hagie-Krupienski!
Wolverine is back! Well… sort of. Since leaving the X-Men, he’s returned to Japan in order to be with Mariko Yashida. But Mariko has problems of her own when faced against the strength of Matsu’o Tsurayaba and the Hand! And when Matsu’o’s latest assassin, Cyber, comes calling, it’s up to Logan and the Silver Samurai to put aside their differences and take him down! Also, a look into the thoughts of Kitty Pryde in part one of “Bound By Honor,” by Dino Pollard!
After being bit by the spider, Peter awakes in the last place he expected to find himself—Gwen Stacy’s dorm room! Not only that, but as Peter will quickly learn, the spider bite did more than give him a severe case of nausea. Because now, he finds he’s faster, stronger and more agile than he ever was in the past! It’s part four of “With Great Power,” by Dino Pollard!
In the wake of the assault on the Baxter Building by the Frightful Force, the Fantastic Four are shattered: the Thing goes wild, and just why has Triton come so suddenly for his Inhuman cousins, Crystal and Medusa? And amidst the confusion—Franklin Richards is missing! Guest stars galore, and the ending you’ve all been waiting for in part two of “Think Amok!” by Curt Fernlund!
Quicksilver and Wonder Man battle the new Tri-Animan in San Francisco and meanwhile, Cloak, Dagger and Darkstar continue their own fight against Amphibion! And Kuroko delivers the ICBM missile plans to the man responsible for these attacks on the west coast—Doctor Demonicus! “The Harbinger Engine” reaches its conclusion, by Mike Rasbury and Dino Pollard!
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