UNCANNY AVENGERS #9: The Apocalypse Twins have nuked Akkaba and disappeared in the chaos. They’ve returned to their hidden base to create an army of the unliving that acts in the service of Death. Meanwhile, Captain America receives a rather dire message from Immortus.
Also, here’s a glimpse of the upcoming Uncanny Avengers inspired fashion line, as designed by Wasp.
UNCANNY AVENGERS #7: Apocalypse’s son, Genocide, is on the verge of being made his father’s successor; but then the Apocalypse Twins, Eimen and Uriel, show up, assassinate a Celestial(!) with the enchanted axe Jarnbjorn, and all Hell prepares to breaks loose.
AVENGERS ARENA #12: Nico has been revived and powered up, and good lord is she pissed off!
AVENGERS ARENA #10: Katy has taken control of Apex again, and she’s looking to win Arcade’s competition. She’s got a sentinel, a Deathlok, and a body count—which is more than most of the other players can say.
@LanguidArts @BackintheBronze Yeah it was a live action show in 1975-1976, then a cartoon in 1986-1987—the same year that the other animated Ghostbusters started, hence why they had to call it the REAL Ghostbusters.
AVENGERS ARENA #7: This issue gives us a glimpse at Arcade’s life prior to the creation of Murder Island, and shows us the events leading up to its inception. Mocked, humiliated, burned and beaten, Arcade had all but given up. And then inspiration hit. It hit like a hammer.
INDESTRUCTIBLE HULK #9: Hulk and SHIELD drop in on an international arms dealer, and Daredevil swings by for kicks. But when a criminal escapes with a piece of “Thor-level ordnance”, Hulk and Daredevil break out on their own.
INDESTRUCTIBLE HULK #8: Stuck in Jotunheim (and also stuck in the past), Banner is unaware that one of his team has been replaced by a frost giant disguised by magic, and that their invasion of Midgard is imminent.