Super Skrull: I think I disliked the artwork in this series the most. Which is too bad, because it probably had some of the better character development in the storyline [on the one hand]. Kl'rt goes from being a loser and a buffoon to a hero over the course of the series [but still a fallen hero, as he is not above torture to get what the end results that he so desires]. One thing that bugged me was not that he shows up on Earth and seeks help from Reed Richards of the Fantastic Four but that Reed Richards never tells the other heroes of Earth about this Annihilation Wave that was heading their way. It might have been a smart thing to do, and it might have helped end some of the stupid 'Civil War' that was going on between the 'heroes' at the time on Earth. One thing I did like was Kl'rt's plan to enter the Negative Zone to find a way to defeat a mobile processing plant from killing his son. He finds a batch of powerful allies in the form of former prisoners who join him in his quest for revenge/salvation. Cuarto, Annihilation, lo que hemos venido a leer. Empieza in media res lo cual hace que realmente todo lo anterior sirva de poco. Aquí cada personaje tiene un nivel de poder galáctico cósmico desorbitado y aún así más vale cantidad que calidad. El evento es bueno y mejor resuelto que civil war, esto lo digo porque transcurren a la vez y que si Giffen y Millar hubieran hablado podrían haberlos juntado dando una mejor resolución a la Marvel de 2006-2007 y los envolados en los que se metió. También cabe destacar el cambio de algunos personajes con sus versiones previas o futuras, por ejemplo Nova con casco de metal y no el de cuero que llevaba o Peter Quill con un ojo Cibernético. 8 de 10.

Secret Invasion reading order: How to read the crossover

Collects Wolverine (1988) #31-59, Wolverine: Bloody Choices (1991) #1, Wolverine: Rahne of Terra (1991) #1, Ghost Rider/Wolverine/Punisher: Hearts of Darkness (1991) #1, and X-Men (1991) #4-7. Also includes material from Marvel Fanfare (1982) #54-55 and Marvel Comics Presents (1988) #85-108. Annihilation" is a 2006 crossover storyline published by Marvel Comics, highlighting several outer space-related characters in the Marvel Universe. The central miniseries was written by Keith Giffen, [1] [2] with editor Andy Schmidt. [3] [4] Publication history [ edit ]If you go into this omnibus expecting a fairly low-brow mega-powered intergalactic would-be epic, you'll not be disappointed. Alas, I was. This collection tells the tale of the invasion of the Annihilation Wave across the known universe, destroying huge civilisations in its apparently unstoppable wake. Apparently? Well, of course not, but a villain and a confrontation which at the outset appears foreboding and meaningful ends up as brawling power match-up and then it ends. Since Norman joined the MCU in Spider-Man: No Way Home, it seems possible that the upcoming Disney Plus Secret Invasion series will open the door for a Dark Reign storyline. Either way, the Dark Reign one-shot is a great way to end your Secret Invasion reading spree. Keith Giffen & Andy Schmidt Answer Your "Annihilation" Questions, Part 1, Comic Book Resources, February 20, 2006

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To wrap things up, we recommend reading Secret Invasion: Dark Reign #1 written by Bendis and drawn by Alex Maleev. This introduces the next major Marvel event, Dark Reign, in which Norman Osborn leads S.H.I.E.L.D. replacement H.A.M.M.E.R. and recruits Doctor Doom, Namor, Loki, Emma Frost, and the Hood to join him in his newly-acquired power over the Marvel Universe. Collects Avengers (1963) #1; Journey into Mystery (1952) #111, 113, 115-123; Thor (1966) #153-157, 167, 173, 175-177, 179-181; and Thor Annual (1966) #2. Also includes material from Journey into Mystery (1952) #85, 88, 91-92, 94, 97, 100-104, 107-108, 110, 112, 114, 124-125; Thor (1966) #126-129, 142, 147-152; Strange Tales (1951) #123; Tales to Astonish (1959) #101; and Silver Surfer (1968) #4. Collects Drax the Destroyer (2005) #1-4, Annihilation Prologue (2006), Annihilation: Nova (2006) #1-4, Annihilation: Silver Surfer (2006) #1-4, Annihilation: Super-Skrull (2006) #1-4, Annihilation: Ronan (2006) #1-4, Annihilation (2006) #1-6, Annihilation: Heralds of Galactus (2007) #1-2, Annihilation: Nova Corps Files (2006). Marvel's cosmic superstars return in explosive, widescreen sci-fi style! Annihilus, lord of the Negative Zone, has declared war! And as his unstoppable Annihilation Wave swarms into the Marvel Universe, demolishing all in its path, only a handful of heroes can resist the destruction! Nova learns the ways of war from Drax the Destroyer; the Silver Surfer seeks out his former master, Galactus, for aid; the Super-Skrull fights for his son's life; and Ronan the Accuser faces Gamora and her women warriors! Nova and Quasar's army leads the charge - but as heroes fall and Annihilus rises, the universe's one remaining hope may be Thanos, the Mad Titan!

Collects Incredible Hulk (1962) #1-6, Tales to Astonish (1959) #59-101, Incredible Hulk (1968) #102. Also includes material from Not Brand Echh (1967) #3, 9. stars. Here’s another book that I’ve wanted to read for awhile. I reluctantly passed on the trades that come across my path which paid off. Last year Marvel did a reprint on this omni so I definitely had to grab it. Afterwards I discovered this was all connected with the War of Kings and Realm of kings. So I figured I’d wait until I got all of it. Well that day has finally come.