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Hell's Angel #3 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Geoff Senior Writer(s): Bernie Jaye Release Date: September 1992 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Hell's Angel, the Guide and Vakume attempt to infiltrate Un-Earth but Vakume gets sucked into Mephisto's realm in the process; While there, he finds the missing half of his soul and feels powerful enough to escape but Hell's Angel tells him she needs him there for her next mission; Hell's Angel teams up with the X-Men to battle a hive of magically augmented bugs that help power Un-Earth; Shevaun has to explain herself to the Mys-Tech board who feels she may be working against them (she is). Comic Notes: Variant Only: Gambit does not appear in the comic itself, only on the variant cover shown here.

Hellfire Trading Company Gala Official Guide 2021 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Marcus To | Stephen Segovia | Matteo Lolli | Valerio Schiti | Russell Dauterman | David Baldeón | Joshua Cassara | Lucas Werneck | Bob Quinn | Alex Lins | Alberto Foche Writer(s): C.B. Cebulski Release Date: April 2021 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Hellfire Trading Company invites readers everywhere to the inaugural Hellfire Gala to announce the first team of Krakoan X-Men to the world and reveal the startling plans that mutantkind has in store for the Marvel Universe. Check out this free preview for the biggest party of the summer! Comic Notes: None.

Hellfire Trading Company Gala Official Guide 2022 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Marcus To | Stephen Segovia | Matteo Lolli | Valerio Schiti | Russell Dauterman | David Baldeón | Joshua Cassara | Lucas Werneck | Bob Quinn | Alex Lins | Alberto Foche Writer(s): C.B. Cebulski Release Date: June 2022 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Hellfire Trading Company invites readers everywhere to the inaugural Hellfire Gala to announce the first team of Krakoan X-Men to the world and reveal the startling plans that mutantkind has in store for the Marvel Universe. Check out this free preview for the biggest party of the summer! Comic Notes: None.

Herc #7 - Spider-Island - Spider-Story, Part One
Importance Rating: 5.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): June Brigman Writer(s): Fred Van Lente, Gred Pak Release Date: November 2011 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Spider-Island: Companion Hardcover and Spider-Island: Companion -
Comic Summary: You loved it when Herc dressed up as Thor, but can you handle the senses-shattering debut of... THE INCREDIBLE SPIDER-HERC?!?! And versus? THE X-MEN??? Though he is the newly self-appointed protector of Brooklyn, when a rash of unusual occurrences begin breaking out in Manhattan, Hercules finds himself 'infested' with Spider-Powers of his own. Unfortunately, our web-slinging former demigod soon finds himself under the thrall of the insidious intelligence behind Spider Island and in a duel to the death against fellow champions The X-Men. Greg Pak and Fred Van Lente join up with artist June Brigman to deliver a pulse-pounding, wall-crawling [!!!] adventure with Marvel's lovable lug, HERC! Comic Notes: Crossover/Event: Part of the Spider Island event.

Herc #8 - Spider-Island - Spider-Story, Part Two
Importance Rating: 5.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): June Brigman Writer(s): Fred Van Lente, Gred Pak Release Date: December 2011 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Spider-Island: Companion Hardcover and Spider-Island: Companion -
Comic Summary: You loved it when Herc dressed up as Thor, but can you handle the senses-shattering debut of... THE INCREDIBLE SPIDER-HERC?!?! And versus? THE X-MEN??? Though he is the newly self-appointed protector of Brooklyn, when a rash of unusual occurrences begin breaking out in Manhattan, Hercules finds himself 'infested' with Spider-Powers of his own. Unfortunately, our web-slinging former demigod soon finds himself under the thrall of the insidious intelligence behind Spider Island and in a duel to the death against fellow champions The X-Men. Greg Pak and Fred Van Lente join up with artist June Brigman to deliver a pulse-pounding, wall-crawling [!!!] adventure with Marvel's lovable lug, HERC! Comic Notes: Crossover/Event: Part of the Spider Island event.

Heroes Reborn: Magneto and the Mutant Force - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Bernard Chang Writer(s): Steve Orlando Release Date: May 2021 Variant Covers: A. Ryan Benjamin Variant B. Bernard Chang Spoiler Variant Trade Prints: Heroes Reborn: America's Mightiest Heroes Omnibus -
Comic Summary: CAN MAGNETO RESURRECT HOPE FOR MUTANTKIND BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE? Years ago, Magneto and Professor X led Earth's mutants in a final push for independence against the Squadron Supreme of America. What followed was the Squadron's Mutant Massacre, a violent rebuttal that left Mutantkind forever wounded, and Xavier dead...or so Magneto thought. Years later, Magneto discovers Xavier clinging to life in the astral plane and gathers his allies for a first-of-its-kind rescue mission. Too bad the same mission puts the Mutant Force back on the Squadron's radar!.Failure means the last gasp of mutantkind, but success means the first breaths of something even more elusive to the mutants of Heroes Reborn: HOPE. Comic Notes: Crossover/Event: Part of the Heroes Reborn event.

Heroic Age: X-Men #1 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Peter Sanderson, Michael Hoskin Release Date: December 2010 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: As mutantkind begins to pull back from the brink of extinction, Steve Rogers joins the fight! Appraising the state of mutants today, Steve assesses the X-Men, X-Factor, the New Mutants, the Five Lights and more from the mutant community! This 64-page Heroic Age files book also includes considerations for the humans who have sympathized with the mutant condition and takes aim at the worst of anti-mutant bigotry! See the world of mutants from Steve Rogers' vantage point, featuring everyone from Apocalypse to X-23! Comic Notes: None.

History of the Marvel Universe, Volume 1 #1 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Scot Eaton Writer(s): Jacob Rougemont, Patrick Duke Release Date: 2011 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Celebrating 50 years of the Marvel era of comics! In 1961, Stan Lee and Jack Kirby changed the face of comics forever - and Marvel's been doing the same ever since! This amazing overview covers the tumultuous history of the Marvel Universe, from the introduction of the Fantastic Four to FEAR ITSELF - and everything in between! An incredible walk down memory lane for longtime fans or the perfect primer for the uninitiated! Filled with hundreds of images from the superstars of five decades! Comic Notes: None.

History of the Marvel Universe, Volume 2 #4 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Javier Rodriguez Writer(s): Mark Waid Release Date: 2019 Variant Covers: A. Javier Rodriguez Variant Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: From the Fantastic Four to the Death of Phoenix, witness the awe and majesty of the beginnings of the Modern Marvel Universe! Comic Notes: None.

History of the Marvel Universe, Volume 2 #5 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Javier Rodriguez Writer(s): Mark Waid Release Date: 2019 Variant Covers: A. Javier Rodriguez Variant Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: From the Fantastic Four to the Death of Phoenix, witness the awe and majesty of the beginnings of the Modern Marvel Universe! Comic Notes: None.

Hot Shots: X-Men #1 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Matt Ryan, Bob Larkin, Ken Steacy, Colin MacNeil, Alex Ross, Paul Mounts, Jim Lee, Jae Lee, Andy Kubert, Tony Harris, Bill Sienkiewicz Writer(s): Matt Ryan, Bob Larkin, Ken Steacy, Colin MacNeil, Alex Ross, Paul Mounts, Jim Lee, Jae Lee, Andy Kubert, Tony Harris, Bill Sienkiewicz Release Date: January 1996 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: A fold out mini-poster comic that features cover art and pinups of X-men related characters. Has about five posters that are double sided and fold out into four page size each. Gambit is featured on the cover but no in any of the pinups. Comic Notes: None.

House of M #1 - House of M Part 1
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Olivier Coipel Writer(s): Brian Michael Bendis Release Date: June 2005 Variant Covers: A. Second Print Variant (Gambit featured on back) B. Director's Cut Variant C. Marvel's Greatest Comics Variant Trade Prints: House of M and House of M Hardcover -
Comic Summary: On Genosha, Wanda Maximoff alters reality to make it seem as if she truly has children once again. However, Professor Xavier, who is trying to heal Wanda, forces her to place reality back in place, leaving her lucid enough to agonize over how she killed several of the Avengers, including her ex-husband. It seems this is a recurring scenario and always ends with Xavier psionically forcing Wanda to sleep. However, this ploy is not working as well anymore. Xavier informs Magneto on the dire situation, but Magneto blames himself for it all, as he destroyed his children’s lives in the name of his dead dream. Xavier runs out of options and secretly travels to New York City, where he meets with the new Avengers to discuss the fate of Wanda. The new Avengers call in several former Avengers and Dr. Strange, as well as Cyclops’ team of X-Men, who are shocked to see the Professor after how things ended the last time they met. The heroes waste no time in discussing the situation. Emma and Wolverine find themselves in the minority, as they want to kill Wanda. Shockingly, Xavier reluctantly admits that killing her may be their only option. Wasp and Warbird demand to see Wanda and thus the heroes travel to Genosha, unaware that Quicksilver discovered their secret meeting and ran to his father, fearing that the heroes would come and kill Wanda. Quicksilver, however, is left heartbroken to hear that his father agrees that perhaps Wanda would be better off put out of her misery, though Magneto is quite ashamed to admit it. However, when the heroes reach Genosha they find Magneto and Wanda missing. Suddenly, Xavier disappears and Emma senses Wanda in a church. Dr. Strange, Iron Man and Spider-Man, however, sense nothing. Spider-Man enters the church and goes ahead of the others. As he rounds the corner into a next room, he notices something but, before he can see what it is… reality changes, possibly forever. Peter Parker then wakes up in New York City to hear his baby crying. His lovely blonde wife, Gwen Stacy, reminds him that it is his turn to check on their child, Ritchie. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: Variant Only: Gambit does not appear in the comic itself, only on the variant cover shown here. Crossover/Event: Part of the House of M event.

House of M #2 - House of M Part 2
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Olivier Coipel Writer(s): Brian Michael Bendis Release Date: Marvelverse Crossover Storyline Variant Covers: A. Variant Cover Trade Prints: House of M and House of M Hardcover -
Comic Summary: Captain America is an elderly man and retired from the United States army, now living in a dirty apartment in Bronx, New York. In a world dominated with mutants, there is no room for reverence for someone like him. Mary Jane Watson is the country’s biggest movie star, despite being a human. Scott Summers and Emma Frost live together in Connecticut, though Emma has recently been troubled by a tough case involving Franklin Richards, whose parents have died in an accident. In L.A., superstar Simon Williams is a guest on Alison Blaire’s talk show, where they discuss his relationship with the country’s most popular superhero, who just so happens to be human: Captain Marvel. In New York, Captain Marvel foils a robbery by Remy LeBeau, and leaves Lucas Bishop to arrest the common thief. While Katherine Pryde teaches middle school in Ohio, Detective Sam Wilson investigates the recent beating of the Kingpin. All clues lead to Luke Cage, though the Hell’s Kitchen gang leader is sparse with answers. While Robert Reynolds seeks psychological help from Dr. Stephen Strange, Piotr Rasputin lives a content life on his farm in Russia. As Janet Van Dyne helps design Princess Ororo’s dress for the House of M event, Hank McCoy and Hank Pym get into a debate of whether or not Tony Stark, the most successful Homo sapien, will allow his career to be jeopardized, so Pym can continue a project that can be seen as anti-mutant. Pym must accept that he human race is going to be extinct soon. Meanwhile, Wolverine wakes up on the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier with his agents, Raven Darkholme, Mortimer Toynbee, and Jessica Drew. However, he seems to be the only one who realizes that everything is horribly wrong. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: Crossover/Event: Part of the House of M event.

House of M Sketchbook - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Trevor Hairsine, Alan Davis, Pat Lee, Salvador Larroca, Aaron Lopresti, Joe Quesada, Andy Brase, Jorge Pereira Lucas, Olivier Coipel, Scot Eaton Writer(s): Trevor Hairsine, Alan Davis, Pat Lee, Salvador Larroca, Aaron Lopresti, Joe Quesada, Andy Brase, Jorge Pereira Lucas, Olivier Coipel, Scot Eaton Release Date: April 2005 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: A gallery comic full of original sketches from the Marvel mini-series House of M. It covers the different character groups like Avengers, X-men, Hulk, Iron Man, Spider-Man, Fantastic Four and more. Originally promotional at licensed comic shop. Comic Notes: Crossover/Event: Part of the House of M event.

House of M: The Day After - The Day After
Importance Rating: 2.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Randy Green and Aaron Lopresti Writer(s): Chris Claremont Release Date: January 2006 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Decimation: X-Men - The Day After -
Comic Summary: Mutants all over the world wake up and find themselves now de-powered. Among the casualties include Blob, Jubilee, Mirage, Feral, Thornn and, apparently, Iceman. Trish Tilby reports from Mutant Town on the massive power loss. She later calls Beast to reconnect with him, but Hank is still bitter over her betrayal and refuses to pick up. Bishop teams up with Sergeant Charlotte Jones to start helping out those in Mutant Town, which is a direr situation than originally expected. Terrorists destroy the X-Corporation Europe office, forcing Cyclops to close down all X-Corporations around the world. Feral and Thornn take it especially hard, as they know this de-powering is no accident and are bitter at the X-Men for simply dumping them in the streets during their time of need. Thornn swears revenge as she sneaks off with her seemingly injured sister, Feral. As Husk and Karma call parents to update the status of their children, Iceman deals with parents who are not happy that their children still have powers. He is confronted by Polaris about his power loss, but partially sees this as an opportunity to reconnect with her. As Cyclops has Sunspot clear out the X-Corporations, Sage volunteers to examine the crisis, but Scott does not tell her the truth about the House of M. In fact, most of the X-Men don’t know the truth. Cyclops then orders all human students home, much to their chagrin, and then opens the school open to any mutant in need. Worried about recent dreams Marvel Girl and Nocturne have been having, Nightcrawler puts together a team to find Captain Britain and deal with a related power spike there, not knowing that Peter Wisdom has also been ordered to find Captain Britain. Meanwhile, the Courtney Ross imposter finds that one of her contacts is in dire need of help. In the States, the president orders the initiation of the O*N*E*, a national emergency counter-measure that utilizes a new breed of manually piloted Sentinels. Emma finds herself unable to deal well with the crisis and feels like an outsider more than ever, but Cyclops comforts her and realizes that both of them need to stop bottling up their emotions. As Storm decides to leave the team over disagreements with Cyclops and Emma, Wolverine and Colossus fight the Sapien League on the mansion grounds, who are trying to kill mutants trying to make it to Xavier’s. Before Wolverine can chase after the escaping Sapien League, Sentinel Squad O*N*E* arrives and surrounds the mansion. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: Crossover/Event: Part of the Decimation M event.

House of X #1 - The House That Xavier Built
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Pepe Larraz Writer(s): Jonathan Hickman Release Date: 2019 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: House of X/Powers of X -
Comic Summary: Things have surprisingly changed for mutants, after Charles Xavier made Krakoa their homeland. Krakoa has developed a network of habitats around the world, connected by teleportation portals (developed by Cypher), and after several revolutionary medicines offered by Xavier to all countries have been officially accept them. Jean Grey and Banshee lead several mutant kids to the main island, where they are welcomed by Xavier. Magneto and the Stepford Cuckoos take members of the United Nations Security Council on a tour through several habitats, though Magneto makes it clear that mutants are arguing from a position of strength here, and he doesn’t really give a fig about their guests’ opinion. In the meantime, Mystique, Toad and Sabretooth steal data from Damage Control and are discovered. Sabretooth kills several guards, despite orders to the contrary. When the others escape though a Krakoan teleportation portal, Sabretooth is captured by the Fantastic Four. A little later, Cyclops tries to barter for his release and makes it clear that he isn’t too unhappy when the FF refuse. However, when the Invisible Woman mentions her unease regarding what’s going on on Krakoa, he schools her regarding mutant problems and leaves. In the meantime, enemies of mutantkind have already gathered on a space platform, where they are enacting the “Orchis Protocols,” the ultimate weapon against mutants. They are aided by former X-Men ally Karima Shapoandar aka Omega Sentinel. At an unclear point in time, Xavier awakens several mutants out of cocoons. Comic Notes: Variant Only: Gambit does not appear in the comic itself, only on the variant cover shown here.

House of X #3 - Once More Unto the Breach
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Pepe Larraz Writer(s): Jonathan Hickman Release Date: 2019 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: House of X/Powers of X -
Comic Summary: Xavier and Magneto have Cyclops assemble a team to fly to the Orchis Forge and sabotage the Mother Mold. However, they are noticed and, when their ship docks at the station’s hull, Captain Mendel sacrifices himself to rig an explosive that is meant to destroy the X-Men’s ship as well. The White Queen and two Stepford Cuckoos travel to Project Achilles to rescue an unrepentant Sabretooth, thanks to the new diplomatic immunity mutants currently enjoy. Comic Notes: Variant Only: Gambit does not appear in the comic itself, only on the variant cover shown here.

House of X #4 - It Will Be Done
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Pepe Larraz Writer(s): Jonathan Hickman Release Date: 2019 Variant Covers: A. Second Printing Virgin Edition Trade Prints: House of X/Powers of X -
Comic Summary: Cyclops’ team’s attempt to sneak onto the Orchis Forge has been hampered by Captain Mendez’s suicide attack on them, which killed Husk and Archangel and injured some of the other X-Men. Cyclops orders the two telepaths, Marvel Girl and Monet, to stay on their ship and keep up telepathic contact to Krakoa, while the rest split up to destroy the four control collars of the Mother Mold. Three teams are successful but Mystique is killed by a grieving Dr. Gregor before she can do her job. Gregor starts to get the Mother Mold online. Woverine and Nightcrawler sacrifice their lives to destroy the fourth control collar. Monet sacrifices herself to allow Marvel Girl to get away in an escape pod. Cyclops is shot by Gregor and Marvel Girl is killed by Sentinels. On Krakoa, Xavier is overwhelmed by the losses. Comic Notes: Variant Only: Gambit does not appear in the comic itself, only on the variant cover shown here.

House of X #5 - Society
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Pepe Larraz Writer(s): Jonathan Hickman Release Date: 2019 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: House of X/Powers of X -
Comic Summary: Professor X reveals Cerebro’s greatest secret. It does not only locate mutants but also copies every mutant’s mind. Five select mutants – Goldballs, Proteus, Elixir, Hope Summers and Tempus – work together to create a functioning clone of each dead X-Man who died on the mission against the Orchis Forge (based on gene material collected by Mr. Sinister) and Xavier then uses Cerebro to restore their personalities, returning the dead to life. Storm reintroduces them to a celebrating Krakoa. The mutants have conquered death. The next day, Xavier and his entourage celebrate at the UN as the Security Council voting in favor of the motion (thanks to Emma meddling with the Russian ambassador’s mind). Later still, Xavier and Magneto make true of their word that Krakoa is for all mutants by welcoming the villains in their midst – led by Apocalypse – provided they play by their rules. Comic Notes: Variant Only: Gambit does not appear in the comic itself, only on the variant cover shown here.

House of X #6 - I Am Not Ashamed
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Pepe Larraz Writer(s): Jonathan Hickman Release Date: 2019 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: House of X/Powers of X -
Comic Summary: One month ago, Charle Xavier telepathically addresses the whole world, announcing the nation of Krakoa and offering humanity the life-improving drugs of Krakoa if they accept that nation. In the present, the ruling body of Krakoa, the Quiet Council, gathers for the fits time. Their discussion yields several laws for their nation, namely: Kill no human, respect this sacred land and make more mutants. Since Sabretooth broke the first law on his recent mission for Magneto, his punishment is to be frozen in stasis beneath Krakoa. Afterwards, they join the party celebrating Krakoa. Comic Notes: Variant Only: Gambit does not appear in the comic itself, only on the variant cover shown here.

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