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M.O.D.O.K. Assassins #1 - Secret Wars
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Amilcar Pinna Writer(s): Christopher Yost Release Date: July 2015 Variant Covers: A. Standard Release Variant Trade Prints: M.O.D.O.K. Assassins -
Comic Summary: M.O.D.O.K. interferes with a sanctioned hit on Otto Octavius by Bullseye, killing both the would-be assassin and his target, in order to recover stolen A.I.M. technology. Baron Mordo, accompanied by his consort, Clea, chastises M.O.D.O.K. and warns him that the Assassins Guild won't be pleased. M.O.D.O.K. then patrols the borders of Killville and witnesses Gambit flee from the Sentinel Territories attempting to return to the Monarchy of M. Crossing into Killville, Sentinels prepare to terminate the mutant, only to have M.O.D.O.K. intercede, destroying the robots and sending a clear message to the Master Mold that they are not to trespass in M.O.D.O.K.'s territory. He then kills Remy for trespassing as well. Suddenly the skies explode and a Thor crashes to earth at M.O.D.O.K.'s feet. Comic Notes: Crossover/Event: Part of the Secret Wars event.

Magneto, Vol. 3 #8 - Reversals, Part Two
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Javier Fernández Writer(s): Cullen Bunn Release Date: October 2014 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Magneto Volume 2: Reversals -
Comic Summary: MAGNETO was once arguably the most powerful mutant on the planet. - But after his latest tenure with the X-Men, his powers have been reduced to a whisper of what they once were. - Maddened by the fact that he struggles to safeguard mutantkind in uncertain times yet his own mutant gift wavers, to what lengths will Magneto go to become the Master of Magnetism once more? Comic Notes: None.

Magneto, Vol. 3 #21 - Secret Wars: Last Days
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Javier Fernández Writer(s): Cullen Bunn Release Date: August 2015 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Magneto Volume 4: Last Days -
Comic Summary: As Magneto tries his best to stop the Incursion, he recalls events in his past when he acted ruthlessly to achieve what he thought to be a greater good; events that shaped him. On the ground, Polaris and Briar Raleigh watch as he fails and is consumed by the Incursions, as are they shortly after. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: Crossover/Event: Part of the Secret Wars event.

Marc Spector: Moon Knight #41 - Infinity War - The Dark Doppelgangers Descend
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Gary Kwapisz Writer(s): Terry Kavanagh Release Date: August 1992 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Moon Knight is in a meeting between the Avengers and the X-Men when the meeting turns sour, each side fighting the other. He is attacked by Psylocke who reveals a darkness within him. When the fight is over Thanos appears through a portal and a team of heroes follow them. Psylocke leaves Gambit with the job of telling Marc what she learned from his mind, but Marc walks away. Marc contacts his Shadow Council using one of Reed's computer terminals and upon leaving, faces his doppelgänger, Moon Shade, who is following Franklin's doppelgänger towards the real Franklin. They siphon some of Franklin's power away before Marc is able to stop them, but Moon Shade takes the device being used and puts it on himself, which gives him both Franklins powers and he is able to absorb Moon Knights from several dimensions, making him more powerful. Comic Notes: Crossover/Event: Part of the Infinity War crossover.

Marc Spector: Moon Knight #42 - Infinity War - Multverse Madness!
Importance Rating: 1.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Gary Kwapisz Writer(s): Terry Kavanagh Release Date: September 1992 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Moon Shade takes Moon Knight through the multiverses, consuming the remaining Moon Knights of each, including Darkmoon, Moonfang (vampire), Crescent Moon (female), Mr. Spector, Moon Ghost, Dino-Knight (dinosaur), Moon-Maid (mermaid), and finally Moonman (Batman clone). Moon Knight manages to defeat Moon Shade using an electrical charge through his bo, but finds himself stranded in the current universe. Comic Notes: Crossover/Event: Part of the Infinity War crossover.

Marc Spector: Moon Knight #43 - Infinity War - Multiple Maniacs
Importance Rating: 2.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Gary Kwapisz Writer(s): Terry Kavanagh Release Date: October 1992 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: After Moon Knight killed Moon Shade, reality disappeared briefly and he returned to his. own universe, right back where he left at Four Freedoms Plaza. He re-joins the battle within. Meanhile, Frenchie poses as Marc and discusses his (Marc's) condition with the ShadowCouncil. Elsewhere, we get a glimpse of The Knights Templar discussing their future plans. Marc continues to fit the various doppelgängers while Frenchie and the ShadowCouncil contemplate finding Demogoblin, the source of Marc's infection. Eventually all the doppelgängers disintegrate and the heroes know they have won... until reality grinds to a halt. Comic Notes: Crossover/Event: Part of the Infinity War crossover.

Marc Spector: Moon Knight #50 - Bloodrites
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): James Fry Writer(s): Terry Kavanagh Release Date: May 1993 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Hellbent is, at last, revealed, and Jean-Paul DuChamp faces a turning point! Moon Knight leaves the Avengers in this issue. Comic Notes: None.

Marc Spector: Moon Knight #52 - Knight's Gambit
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): James Fry Writer(s): Terry Kavanagh Release Date: July 1993 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: In Manhattan, Marc Spector heads to his SpectorCorp offices to take care of long-neglected business, leaving his wheelchair-bound confidante, Jean-Paul DuChamp, to ponder his role as Bloodline, the potential champion of the Knights Templar. Spector, informed that the newly-established PhalkonCorp is making moves to solidify their business standing against SpectorCorp, assigns a research team to study their rivals. On his way to his office, having mistaken a previous encounter with PR Director Donna Kraft as a potential romance, Marc kisses her, and is rewarded with a slap. At PhalkonCorp, Marlene Alraune tells her new employer Seth Phalkon she will not divulge personal information from her past relationship with Marc Spector for business purposes. Hiding his ulterior motives, he concurs. That evening, patrolling Central Park, Moon Knight intervenes in a near-mugging/assault, then encounters two bizarre beings, Glaze and Cubist. The creatures have accosted the passengers and driver of a horse-bound carriage, Glaze encasing them in a resin-like substance, then they feed upon the horse. As Moon Knight approaches, Cubist's pheromones affect the hero's vision, allowing the pair to evade him. Moon Knight releases their victims from the substance and gives chase. Instead, he finds a gang of frat boys terrorizing the inhabitants of a shantytown, and assists the police in rounding them up. He later returns to his headquarters, Shadowkeep, where Jean-Paul is repairing computer equipment that, unknown to them, is systematically being damaged by a gremlin. Meanwhile, the two intruders in Spector Mansion, Gambit and the Werewolf, fight furiously making a shambles of the place, and set off an alarm. Moon Knight rushes to his former home to find himself in the middle of the melee. Comic Notes: Character Interaction: Jack Russell Charged Item: Pool Balls

Marc Spector: Moon Knight #53 - Werewolf by Knight
Importance Rating: 4.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): James Fry Writer(s): Terry Kavanagh Release Date: August 1993 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: In Marc Spector's Long Island mansion, a three-way battle takes place between Moon Knight, Gambit and the Werewolf. The fight rages until Moon Knight commands his hovercraft, the Angelwing, to blast a hole in the wall then lock its guns on the two intruders. Things calm down, and Gambit explains his presence there is to warn Moon Knight that his fellow X-Man Psylocke had, during the infinity War, psychically detected a health risk. Feeling invaded by the psychic probe, Moon Knight dismisses Gambit and his warning, then turns to the Werewolf to ask what his intent is. The lycanthrope relates how he sensed the demonic taint on Moon Knight, a result of the Crescent Crusader's encounter with the possessed Hobgoblin. Moon Knight protests that he's been purged of that taint, and the Werewolf realizes what he now senses are the stains on Moon Knight's outfit left by the resin secreted by Glaze, one of the Hellbent. They join forces and head for Central Park. On the way, Moon Knight contacts his assistant, Jean-Paul DuChamp, to ask about leads discovered by his Shadow Cabinet. Only one, Junior Birdman, has anything: the location of a recent sighting of Glaze, and her ally, Cubist. However, wanting to determine the connection between the Hellbent and his own destiny as Bloodline, Jean-Paul does not relay the lead to Moon Knight. Moon Knight and the Werewolf search the park till they come upon a group of Hellbent, and a battle erupts, while the Manx, the savage agent of the Knights Templar, looks on from a treetop. The Hellbent gain the upper hand when Glaze encases the heroes within a sheath of her resin. Downtown, meanwhile, Marc Spector's researchers and his PR Director, Donna Kraft, look into the business moves of PhalkonCorp. Simultaneously, at his rival's offices, Marlene Alraune grows uneasy with her increasing awareness of Seth Phalkon's intentions of taking over SpektorCorp. Back in Central Park, Gambit's timely arrival releases Moon Knight and the Werewolf and the tide turns as the trio overcome their opponents. The conflict ends when Manx slaughters the remaining four Hellbent, then vanishes. The three heroes each go their separate ways, Moon Knight returning to his headquarters, the Shadowkeep. There, Jean-Paul continues repairs on equipment that, unknown to them, is being damaged by a gremlin that now hides in Moon Knight's new custom-built automobile. Comic Notes: Character Interaction: Jack Russell, Moon Knight

March on Ultimatium Saga - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Steve Dillon, David Finch, Trevor Hairsine, Steve McNiven, Greg Land, Christian Lichtner, Bryan Hitch, Brandon Peterson, Salvador Larroca, Cary Nord, Jae Lee, Tom Raney, Adam Kubert, Andy Kubert, Ray Lai, Stuart Immonen, Mark Bagley, Michael Turner, Mark Brooks, Ben Lai, Pasqual Ferry, Harvey Tolibao, Jackson 'Butch' Guice, Joe Madureira, Scott Kolins Writer(s): Stuart Vandal Release Date: December 2008 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The end of the Ultimate Universe is nigh— now, see how it all began! This handy primer reaches all the way back to ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN #1 and ULTIMATE X-MEN #1— with stops along the way for ULTIMATE FANTASTIC FOUR; THE ULTIMATES 1, 2 and 3; ULTIMATE ORIGINS; the ULTIMATE ANNUALS; and more — recapping all the key beats leading up to the ULTIMATUM event! Guide to the main points of the Ultimate Marvelverse up to this point. Also, has a Marvel Ultimate Universe Library list which contains all the TPB available. Comic Notes: Fun Fact: This comic was a free issue available through licensed comic distributors.

Marvel 70th Anniversary Poster Book - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Michael Turner, Mike Zeck, John Romita, Sr., Steve Ditko, Jim Lee and Various Writer(s): Michael Turner, Mike Zeck, John Romita, Sr., Steve Ditko, Jim Lee and Various Release Date: 2010 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Thirty-six posters celebrating 70 years of Marvel! The posters are removed by taking out the staples from it's center and removing the 2 page sized posters from the spine. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Adventures, Volume 2 #3 - Hexed
Importance Rating: 5.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Ben Herrera Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: June 1997 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Starring the X-Men. As the X-Men train in the danger room, Magneto attacks and steals weapons he needs to destroy the humans. He rigs the bombs with a virus that will kill all the humans, but save mutants. The X-men are called to stop him. During the fight the Scarlet With intraps Magneto and Toad and sends them away. Comic Notes: Fun Fact: This comic is not based on an actual episode of the FOX cartoon, but the same universe.

Marvel Adventures, Volume 2 #5 - A Little Knowledge
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andy Kuhn Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: August 1997 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The X-Men and Spider-Man team up to take on an alien attack. Written for children, but not based on an actual cartoon. Comic Notes: Fun Fact: This comic is not based on an actual episode of the FOX cartoon, but the same universe.

Marvel Adventures, Volume 2 #8 - All That Divides Us
Importance Rating: 4.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andy Kuhn Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: November 1997 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Featuring the X-Men. The X-Men practice in the Danger Room as Storm and the Professor talk about the Morlocks. Below in the Morlock tunnels Molto and the Lava Men joins the Morlocks after a battle amongst themself. The agree to join and appeal to the humans to allow there return to the surface. Elsewhere, the Professor gives a speech about mutants and humans. Below in the tunnels, Plague infects Molto with sickness in attempts to break the Morlock and Lava Men's truce. The speech above is interrupted by Molto gone crazy with sickness. The Beast comes up with a quick cure and stops Molto from doing anymore damage. Comic Notes: Charged Item: Bullet Fun Fact: This comic is not based on an actual episode of the FOX cartoon, but the same universe.

Marvel Adventures, Volume 2 #15 - Wolf in the Fold
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andy Kuhn Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: June 1998 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The X-Men rush from the backyard of the Xavier Mansion after hearing loud noises from the upstairs of their home. They find strange people carrying away the Professor. They cannot stop the strangers from boarding an airship and escaping with Xavier. Later when Xavier wakes he finds himself captured by the Man Beast. The Man Beast and his New Men are using the Professor's powers to control all of humanity country by country so they can rule the Earth completely. The X-Men track Xavier and attack his kidnappers. In the fight a man appears and says that he is the creator of these Beasts and promises to turn them back to the animals they were and stop all experiments in the future. Comic Notes: Fun Fact: This comic is not based on an actual episode of the FOX cartoon, but the same universe.

Marvel Adventures: Avengers #22 - Wakanda Wild Side!
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Ig Guara Writer(s): Marc Summerak Release Date: May 2008 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Marvel Adventures: Iron Man Digests #3 -
Comic Summary: The Avengers take a walk on the wild side as they go toe-to-toe--and claw-to-claw with the savage Sabretooth! Hope you all have current passports, heroes, because this adventure is going to take you deep into the heart of the African jungle...and right into the heart of the mysterious nation known as Wakanda! (Looks like Sabretooth isn't the only cat about to cross the Avengers' paths...) Comic Notes: Fun Fact: Gambit appears in the mini-comics in the back of the comic, not in the main storyline.

Marvel Adventures: Hulk #9 - Analyze Smash This
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Steve Scott Writer(s): Paul Benjamin Release Date: May 2008 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Marvel Adventures: Hulk #3 -
Comic Summary: Bruce Banner's old friend, Dr. Leonard Samson, is now a gamma-powered strongman working with Betty Ross to cure Bruce. But what dark secret will push Bruce over the edge? See: Hulk battle the green-haired goliath, Doc Samson! Thrill: as Bruce is reunited with the love of his life, Betty Ross! Cringe: As Rick Jones gives Doc Samson a piece of his mind! Witness: Monkey on the psychiatrist's couch! Comic Notes: Fun Fact: Gambit appears in the mini-comics in the back of the comic, not in the main storyline.

Marvel Adventures: Iron Man #9 - The Bunker
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Scott Koblish Writer(s): Fred Van Lente Release Date: March 2008 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Marvel Adventures: Iron Man Digests #3 -
Comic Summary: Decades ago, Howard Stark built a bunker beneath the Nebraska prairie. When a boy becomes lost inside, Iron Man has to come to the rescue. Unfortunately for the Armored Avenger, the complex is defended by an army of Iron Man automatons! Comic Notes: Fun Fact: Gambit appears in the mini-comics in the back of the comic, not in the main storyline.

Marvel Adventures: Iron Man #11 - Northern Lights
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Scott Koblish Writer(s): Fred Van Lente Release Date: May 2008 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Marvel Adventures: Iron Man Digests #3 -
Comic Summary: The Living Laser is back, and having merged with the aurora borealis, he's laying waste to the Great White North. Iron Man had better call in the cavalry! Wait, no--the Mounties! No, better yet--Canada's greatest super heroes, ALPHA FLIGHT! Comic Notes: Fun Fact: Gambit appears in the mini-comics in the back of the comic, not in the main storyline.

Marvel Adventures: Spider-Man, Volume 1 #37 - School of Hard Knocks
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Ale Garza Writer(s): Marc Sumerak Release Date: May 2008 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Marvel Adventures: Spider-Man Digests #10 -
Comic Summary: They say the best defense is a good offense and Peter Parker doesn't find anyone more offensive than Midtown High's biggest bully, Flash Thompson! When Peter starts taking self-defense classes, he figures he can finally stand up to Flash without giving away his secret life as the Amazing Spider-Man. Too bad the Taskmaster has other plans for our webbed wonder. Comic Notes: Fun Fact: Gambit appears in the mini-comics in the back of the comic, not in the main storyline.

Marvel Annual Report #2 - The Year Unveiled
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Art Nichols Writer(s): Gary Fishman Release Date: 1992 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Marvel Annual Reports and Quarterly Reports were comics that were sent to people that invested in the stocks of Marvel in the 1990s. The annual reports (sent once a year) were a comic-like format that featured all the things that Marvel had done business wise that year. Some came with freebies, like cards. The annual reports were regularly standard 60 page size and usually featured a story with the Marvel characters. The quarterly reports were 3-4 pages in length and were released four times a year. The quarterly reports only had the stats for that quarter and had no comic storyline, just images of the characters and items. This one covered the year of 1992. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Annual Report #3 - Power Play
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Art Nichols Writer(s): Gary Fishman Release Date: 1993 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Marvel Annual Reports and Quarterly Reports were comics that were sent to people that invested in the stocks of Marvel in the 1990s. The annual reports (sent once a year) were a comic-like format that featured all the things that Marvel had done business wise that year. Some came with freebies, like cards. The annual reports were regularly standard 60 page size and usually featured a story with the Marvel characters. The quarterly reports were 3-4 pages in length and were released four times a year. The quarterly reports only had the stats for that quarter and had no comic storyline, just images of the characters and items. This one covered the year of 1992. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Annual Report #4 - Media Blitz
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Paris T. Karounos, Mike Gustovich Writer(s): Jim Krueger, Gary Fishman Release Date: 1994 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Marvel Annual Reports and Quarterly Reports were comics that were sent to people that invested in the stocks of Marvel in the 1990s. The annual reports (sent once a year) were a comic-like format that featured all the things that Marvel had done business wise that year. Some came with freebies, like cards. The annual reports were regularly standard 60 page size and usually featured a story with the Marvel characters. The quarterly reports were 3-4 pages in length and were released four times a year. The quarterly reports only had the stats for that quarter and had no comic storyline, just images of the characters and items. This one covered the year of 1994. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Apes: Prime Eight #2 - Ape-okolips Now!
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Todd Nauck Writer(s): Karl Kesel Release Date: October 2009 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Nicole Furry took Iron Mandrill, the Hulk and the Silverback Surfer to a warehouse and meet three other individuals gathered by Furry: Black Bolt of the Inhominioids, Cleook the Simian Sorceress Supreme, and Professor Charles Exapier. Everyone, besides Furry, had their questions in which Prof. Exapier raised the question to Furry as to why they should trust her, given that she made her mind blocked from Exapier's telepathy. Furry explained to him and everyone that she made herself insure from allowing from knowing the future and disrupting the time stream, and that their gathering was according to her scientists is a divergent point in the time stream. Which they're gathered as the "Prime Eight". The group noticed that they're only made of seven, until the surprise appearance of Doctor Doom who is the last member of the group. This agitated the Hulk in which he is then transformed back into Bruce Bananner by Cleook. The group then proceed to the main matter that their dreams are visions showing a warning that their world is going to be invaded by human zombies, who will doomed Earth and all life. Furry further explained that according to her history that the visions are originated unknown and that she must kept one of the member of the Prime Eight protected at all cost. Doctor Doom strongly suspected he is the one, which Furry confirmed this according to her people that it is likely Doom will fell and join to the zombies. The revelation disgruntled the group in which Black Bolt suggest through Exapier in killing Doom from making the future from happening; however, Furry turned that idea down and that Doom must be present in the point of divergence. Iron Mandrill is agitated in hearing this of the idea of protecting Doom in order to save their universe as ridiculous, Cleook stated that Furry is right as she has sensed a tear in reality's fabric and that it is not an invasion, but an infection. The zombies are not coming as they're already here. Comic Notes: Digital Only: This was a digital only issue on Marvel Unlimited.

Marvel Backlist Reading Chronology #1 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): John Rhett Thomas Release Date: 2011 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: This 96-page catalogue highlights your favorite characters and series: the Avengers, Captain America, Thor, Iron Man, the X-Men, Deadpool, Wolverine, Hulk, the Fantastic Four, Spider-Man and more! Get a bird's-eye view on Marvel's in-print collected editions, listed in optimal reading order. Whether you're a fan catching up on your reading or a retailer who wants to make sure you've got all your bases covered, the MARVEL BACKLIST READING CHRONOLOGY ensures you won't miss a page of the action, drama and incredible art of Marvel Comics! Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Collectible Classics X-Men Chromium #4 - Fatal Attractions - Part 4: Dreams Fade
Importance Rating: 5.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andy Kubert Writer(s): Fabian Nicieza Release Date: October 1998 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: In the White House, the president makes an emergency phone call to Russia, notifying him that the UN Security Council has activated the Magneto Protocols. A few minutes later, a man named Nick Fury awaits the actions of Forge, who is finishing the preparations to start the protocols, which he does. On Avalon, the actions of the world do not go unnoticed. Magneto flies to the middle of the barrier the humans have erected around Earth and realizes that the humans have made a mechanism which would never allow his powers to work while he was on Earth again, or so they think. Magneto concentrates, sending a swath of energy through the electromagnetic field, surrounding Earth, which effectively disrupts every electrical item on Earth. Cyclops informs the X-Men of the recent events and Xavier decides to take the opportunity that Magneto has given them to sneak attack him. After a lot of arguing, the X-Men reluctantly agree to allow Xavier to lead the battle, wearing his new battle armor that allows him to walk by using his mental powers to control it. After saying their goodbyes, the six-team members transport themselves to Avalon to begin their mission. After meeting Rusty and Skids and making their way to a control room, Xavier sends Quicksilver off to place a control disc in the computer’s main frame to allow Xavier control over the station. Xavier commands the station to teleport the Acolytes off of the station. Xavier seizes the opportunity to allow he and Jean to enter Magnus’ mind. Wolverine had attacked Magneto in order to save Quicksilver’s life, as he was about to be killed by his own father. Magneto wounded and kneeling on the floor, begins to use his powers to rip the adamantium from Logan’s body. Xavier, having had enough of Magnus’ killing, removes Magneto’s mind, leaving him exhausted and barely able to move. The X-Men are confused on what just happened until Xavier explains the horrific actions he just perpetrated on Magneto’s mind. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: Reprints: X-Men #25.

Marvel Collectible Classics X-Men Chromium #6 - Rubicon
Importance Rating: 6.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Jim Lee Writer(s): Chris Claremont Release Date: December 1998 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: A group of mutants have stolen a shuttle and are being pursued by some agents. Magneto arrives and tears their ships apart before bringing them on board Asteroid M. At the mansion the X-Men are testing the building‘s defenses. They split into two teams, but only Wolverine, with Psylocke‘s help, is able to breach them. The two different crews fight on board the asteroid until Magneto stops them. One of them, Fabian Cortez, has a suggestion for Magneto. Back at the mansion the X-Men Blue team respond to a signal that Magneto is up to something. He has raised a nuclear submarine. The X-Men confront him, but after a brief battle he flies off with the nuclear weapons. Rogue tries to follow him to talk, but is shot down by a russian plane. Magneto is hurt and is healed by Cortez. Rogue is found in Genosha but is pursued by the newly formed Acolytes wanting her to join them. She disagree’s and fights them, and the X-Men arrive to help her. Magneto turns up and declares that Asteroid M will be a haven for all mutantkind. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: Reprints: X-Men #1.

Marvel Comics 1000 - Multiple Titles
Importance Rating: 5.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2019 Variant Covers: A. Blank Variant B. Black Blank Variant C. Brooks 40s Variant D. Allred 60s Variant E. Smallwood 70s Variant F. Tedesco 80s Variant G. Lim 90s Variant H. Crain Variant I. Bartel Variant J. Bagley Variant K. Andrews Decade Variant L. Dellotto Variant M. Dellotto Virgin Variant N. Ditko Hidden Gem Variant O. George Perez Variant P. Hildebrandt Variant Q. Inhyuk Lee Variant R. Skottie Young Variant S. Quesada Wraparound Variant T. Quesada Sketch Wraparound Variant U. McGuinness Variant V. Scott Campbell Variant W. Scott Campbell Virgin Variant X. Sotomayor Gamestop Exclusive Variant Y. Gabrielle Dell'Otto Unknown Comics Exclusive Variant Z. Gabrielle Dell'Otto Unknown Comics Exclusive Virgin Variant AA. Artgerm Lau Variant BB. Artgerm Lau Black Queen Virgin Variant CC. Artgerm Lau Virgin Variant DD. Disney Expo Exclusive Variant EE. Disney Expo Exclusive Sketch Variant FF. Diamond Galleries Exclusve Shattered Variant GG. Art Adams Variant HH. Art Adams Sketch Variant II. Rob Liefeld Torpedo Comics Exclusive Variant JJ. Ryan Brown Comic Elite Exclusive Variant KK. Ryan Brown Comic Elite Exclusive Virgin Variant LL. Inhyuk Lee Comic Mint Exclusive Endgame Variant MM. Scott Williams IG Comic Store Exclusive Variant NN. Garcin Collage Variant OO. Garcin Collage Virgin Variant PP. 2nd Print Variant Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: THE GREATEST TALENT EVER ASSEMBLED FOR ONE STORY! THIS IS THE BIG ONE! In celebration of Marvel's 80th Anniversary, we have gathered together the greatest array of talent ever to be assembled between the covers of a single comic book! Names from the past, from the present, and even the future! Every page is filled with all-new work from this cavalcade of comic book luminaries! There is a mystery that threads throughout the Marvel Universe - one that has its origins in MARVEL COMICS #1 and which unites a disparate array of heroes and villains throughout the decades! What is the Eternity Mask, and who is responsible for the conspiracy to keep it hidden? And what new player will make their startling debut as these secrets are peeled away? Featuring the entirety of the Marvel Universe of characters! Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Comics 1001 - Multiple Titles
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2019 Variant Covers: A. Patrick Gleason Wraparound Variant B. Mr Garcin Incentive Variant C. Mike Deodato Jr Variant D. Mike Deodato Jr Spoiler Incentive Variant E. Mondo Exclusive Limited Variant F. IG Comics Exclusive Variant Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: THE BIGGEST STORY IN MARVEL HISTORY CONTINUES! WHO IS THE MYSTERIOUS NEW CHARACTER FROM MARVEL'S PAST? It was a story too large for any one issue, with too many classic Marvel creators who wanted to be a part of the fun! And so the party continues on with this additional celebratory issue, featuring additional secrets and revelations about the Eternity Mask and the person who now wears it! Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Comics Presents, Vol. 1 #89 - Blood Hungry, Part 5: Five Scents Worth
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Jae Lee, Rita Fagiani, Sam Kieth, Joe Madureira Writer(s): Scott Lobdell, Dan Slott, Peter David Release Date: November 1991 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Wolvie and Tiger make up; General Coy hires Cyber. Beast and Constrictor team up to take on the Were-Borgs; Hank tracks down his old gal pal, Jennifer, and she pulls a gun on him. Mojo attempts to film a documentary about the X-Men to save his falling ratings. Comic Notes: Fun Fact: This issue features the first full work by Joe Madureira for Marvel.

Marvel Comics versus DC #1 - Round One
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Dan Jurgens and Claudio Castellini Writer(s): Ron Marz Release Date: February 1996 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition B. DC Logo Print C. Second Print Edition Trade Prints: Marvel Comics versus DC -
Comic Summary: Once upon a time, there were two entities… brothers, if you will… that were the Yin and Yang of each other. A giant battle ensued and their essence was spread throughout creating new universes. One universe that was created houses heroes such as Superman, Wonder Woman and Batman while the other universe is the home of Spider-Man, Captain America and Thor. These brothers forgot the other one existed and all was well. But that changed when they became aware of each other and no longer became unique. In order to “get rid” of the other, each brother selected champions from their respective universes to compete in a series of challenges. The loser would no longer cease to exist, meaning an entire universe will disappear. It becomes a fight for survival and a right to live. What results is something even more spectacular and the birth of a new universe… the Amalgam Universe. It becomes even more complicated when this universe's most powerful being—Doctor Strangefate—tries to make sure that his world is the only universe that survives. Comic Notes: Crossover/Event: Part of the Marvel vs DC crossover event, the prequel to Amalgam Comics.

Marvel Comics versus DC #2 - Round Two
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Dan Jurgens and Claudio Castellini Writer(s): Peter David Release Date: March 1996 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition B. Price Point Variation Print Trade Prints: Marvel Comics versus DC -
Comic Summary: Once upon a time, there were two entities… brothers, if you will… that were the Yin and Yang of each other. A giant battle ensued and their essence was spread throughout creating new universes. One universe that was created houses heroes such as Superman, Wonder Woman and Batman while the other universe is the home of Spider-Man, Captain America and Thor. These brothers forgot the other one existed and all was well. But that changed when they became aware of each other and no longer became unique. In order to “get rid” of the other, each brother selected champions from their respective universes to compete in a series of challenges. The loser would no longer cease to exist, meaning an entire universe will disappear. It becomes a fight for survival and a right to live. What results is something even more spectacular and the birth of a new universe… the Amalgam Universe. It becomes even more complicated when this universe's most powerful being—Doctor Strangefate—tries to make sure that his world is the only universe that survives. Comic Notes: Crossover/Event: Part of the Marvel vs DC crossover event, the prequel to Amalgam Comics. Stolen Items: Batmobile

Marvel Comics versus DC #3 - Round Three
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Dan Jurgens and Claudio Castellini Writer(s): Peter David Release Date: March 1996 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition Trade Prints: Marvel Comics versus DC -
Comic Summary: Part 3 of 4. Story by Ron Marz (with special thanks to Peter David). Art by Dan Jurgens, Claudio Castellini, Joe Rubenstein, and Paul Neary. In this issue, Robin the Boy Wonder takes on the mutant firecracker Jubilee. Present Green Lantern Kyle Rayner pits his ring and will power against the Silver Surfer and the Power Cosmic. The anti-heroine Catwoman goes whip-to-sai against the deadly ninja, Elektra. Two of the toughest hombres in any universe, Wolverine and Lobo, throw down. The Amazing Amazon, Wonder Woman, battles the weather manipulating mutant, Storm. The Amazing Spider-Man takes on Superboy. Then, it's the Main Events as the Last Son of Krypton, Superman, goes toe-to-toe with the monstrous strength of the Incredible Hulk, and the Sentinel of Liberty, Captain America, battles the Dark Knight Detective, Batman, below the streets of Manhattan. In the end, it is the new hero known as Access who might possess the key to saving both universes...Amalgam! Comic Notes: Crossover/Event: Part of the Marvel vs DC crossover event, the prequel to Amalgam Comics.

Marvel Comics vs DC Preview Guide - Untitled
Importance Rating: 1.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: February 1996 Variant Covers: A. Consumer Preview (No Ballot) Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Preview guide to the Marvel vs. DC event. Explains the event, the voting process and comes with a ballot card for you to vote for your favorite characters. Comic Notes: Crossover/Event: Part of the Marvel vs DC crossover event, the prequel to Amalgam Comics.

Marvel Digital Holiday Special #1 - If the Fates Allow, Last Christmas, Werewolf by Eve, Santa Clasu vs The Illuminati
Importance Rating: 1.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Todd Nauck, Juan Doe, Stephanie Buscema, Val Semeiko Writer(s): Jim McCann, Ryan Penagos, Ben Morse, Brian Reed Release Date: 2008 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Ho Ho Ho! It’s Holiday fun in the Merry Marvel Manner, as the house of ideas hangs the stockings by the Chimney with care in hopes that Galactus won’t soon be there. The X-Men celebrate their first holiday in their new home of San Francisco – and their first without Kitty Pryde among them in X-MEN: Blue Christmas by Jim McCann and Todd Nauck. Meanwhile, in the days before Secret Invasion, one family finds even the most humble of Holiday celebrations can be infiltrated by the Skrulls in a tale of Holiday Horror by Ryan Penagos and Juan Doe. And hey, what’re the holidays like for Jack Russell – Werewolf by Night? Find out in “WEREWOLF BY EVE!” by Marvel.com’s own Ben Morse and Stephanie Buscema. All of this, and…Santa Claus vs. The Illuminati?! Tis the season, and Brian Reed& Val Semeiks will bring it to ya! So stop on by for some Egg Nogg, Driedel spinning and probably a fist fight or two with your favorite Marvel heroes and villains in the Marvel Digital Comics Holiday Spectacular! Comic Notes: Digital Only: Only avaialble as a digital comic on Marvel Unlimited.

Marvel Encyclopedia: Marvel Age - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Matt Brady Writer(s): Mark Beazley and Jeff Youngquist Release Date: 2004 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: A character guide of all the major Marvel characters of the current age. Covers characters from Spiderman, Iron Man, X-men, and more. More of a magazine format then comic format. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Fact Files #2 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2013 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Marvel Fact Files are a series of encyclopedic guide which detail the fictional universe featured in Marvel Comics publications. The magazine series is published in the UK by Eaglemoss Publications. The magazines are published in a similarly way as the Master Edition of the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Each issue is a shrink-wrapped pack of double-sided loose-leaf pages (only glued together for transport). A three-ring vinyl binder was also released for the pages to be inserted into and is regularly distributed with the magazine. Subscribers receive three other pieces of memorabilia and also special issues throughout the year with extra figures like the mega-specials of The Classic Marvel Figurine Collection. The online service, based in the UK, prohibits the items to be sold directly to American buyers, however the magazines can be obtained through several comic book speciality stores in the United States and in Europe. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Fact Files #4 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2013 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Marvel Fact Files are a series of encyclopedic guide which detail the fictional universe featured in Marvel Comics publications. The magazine series is published in the UK by Eaglemoss Publications. The magazines are published in a similarly way as the Master Edition of the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Each issue is a shrink-wrapped pack of double-sided loose-leaf pages (only glued together for transport). A three-ring vinyl binder was also released for the pages to be inserted into and is regularly distributed with the magazine. Subscribers receive three other pieces of memorabilia and also special issues throughout the year with extra figures like the mega-specials of The Classic Marvel Figurine Collection. The online service, based in the UK, prohibits the items to be sold directly to American buyers, however the magazines can be obtained through several comic book speciality stores in the United States and in Europe. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Fact Files #5 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2013 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Marvel Fact Files are a series of encyclopedic guide which detail the fictional universe featured in Marvel Comics publications. The magazine series is published in the UK by Eaglemoss Publications. The magazines are published in a similarly way as the Master Edition of the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Each issue is a shrink-wrapped pack of double-sided loose-leaf pages (only glued together for transport). A three-ring vinyl binder was also released for the pages to be inserted into and is regularly distributed with the magazine. Subscribers receive three other pieces of memorabilia and also special issues throughout the year with extra figures like the mega-specials of The Classic Marvel Figurine Collection. The online service, based in the UK, prohibits the items to be sold directly to American buyers, however the magazines can be obtained through several comic book speciality stores in the United States and in Europe. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Fact Files #7 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2013 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Marvel Fact Files are a series of encyclopedic guide which detail the fictional universe featured in Marvel Comics publications. The magazine series is published in the UK by Eaglemoss Publications. The magazines are published in a similarly way as the Master Edition of the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Each issue is a shrink-wrapped pack of double-sided loose-leaf pages (only glued together for transport). A three-ring vinyl binder was also released for the pages to be inserted into and is regularly distributed with the magazine. Subscribers receive three other pieces of memorabilia and also special issues throughout the year with extra figures like the mega-specials of The Classic Marvel Figurine Collection. The online service, based in the UK, prohibits the items to be sold directly to American buyers, however the magazines can be obtained through several comic book speciality stores in the United States and in Europe. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Fact Files #8 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2013 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Marvel Fact Files are a series of encyclopedic guide which detail the fictional universe featured in Marvel Comics publications. The magazine series is published in the UK by Eaglemoss Publications. The magazines are published in a similarly way as the Master Edition of the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Each issue is a shrink-wrapped pack of double-sided loose-leaf pages (only glued together for transport). A three-ring vinyl binder was also released for the pages to be inserted into and is regularly distributed with the magazine. Subscribers receive three other pieces of memorabilia and also special issues throughout the year with extra figures like the mega-specials of The Classic Marvel Figurine Collection. The online service, based in the UK, prohibits the items to be sold directly to American buyers, however the magazines can be obtained through several comic book speciality stores in the United States and in Europe. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Fact Files #9 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2013 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Marvel Fact Files are a series of encyclopedic guide which detail the fictional universe featured in Marvel Comics publications. The magazine series is published in the UK by Eaglemoss Publications. The magazines are published in a similarly way as the Master Edition of the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Each issue is a shrink-wrapped pack of double-sided loose-leaf pages (only glued together for transport). A three-ring vinyl binder was also released for the pages to be inserted into and is regularly distributed with the magazine. Subscribers receive three other pieces of memorabilia and also special issues throughout the year with extra figures like the mega-specials of The Classic Marvel Figurine Collection. The online service, based in the UK, prohibits the items to be sold directly to American buyers, however the magazines can be obtained through several comic book speciality stores in the United States and in Europe. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Fact Files #10 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2013 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Marvel Fact Files are a series of encyclopedic guide which detail the fictional universe featured in Marvel Comics publications. The magazine series is published in the UK by Eaglemoss Publications. The magazines are published in a similarly way as the Master Edition of the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Each issue is a shrink-wrapped pack of double-sided loose-leaf pages (only glued together for transport). A three-ring vinyl binder was also released for the pages to be inserted into and is regularly distributed with the magazine. Subscribers receive three other pieces of memorabilia and also special issues throughout the year with extra figures like the mega-specials of The Classic Marvel Figurine Collection. The online service, based in the UK, prohibits the items to be sold directly to American buyers, however the magazines can be obtained through several comic book speciality stores in the United States and in Europe. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Fact Files #11 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2013 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Marvel Fact Files are a series of encyclopedic guide which detail the fictional universe featured in Marvel Comics publications. The magazine series is published in the UK by Eaglemoss Publications. The magazines are published in a similarly way as the Master Edition of the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Each issue is a shrink-wrapped pack of double-sided loose-leaf pages (only glued together for transport). A three-ring vinyl binder was also released for the pages to be inserted into and is regularly distributed with the magazine. Subscribers receive three other pieces of memorabilia and also special issues throughout the year with extra figures like the mega-specials of The Classic Marvel Figurine Collection. The online service, based in the UK, prohibits the items to be sold directly to American buyers, however the magazines can be obtained through several comic book speciality stores in the United States and in Europe. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Fact Files #12 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2014 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Marvel Fact Files are a series of encyclopedic guide which detail the fictional universe featured in Marvel Comics publications. The magazine series is published in the UK by Eaglemoss Publications. The magazines are published in a similarly way as the Master Edition of the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Each issue is a shrink-wrapped pack of double-sided loose-leaf pages (only glued together for transport). A three-ring vinyl binder was also released for the pages to be inserted into and is regularly distributed with the magazine. Subscribers receive three other pieces of memorabilia and also special issues throughout the year with extra figures like the mega-specials of The Classic Marvel Figurine Collection. The online service, based in the UK, prohibits the items to be sold directly to American buyers, however the magazines can be obtained through several comic book speciality stores in the United States and in Europe. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Fact Files #14 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2014 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Marvel Fact Files are a series of encyclopedic guide which detail the fictional universe featured in Marvel Comics publications. The magazine series is published in the UK by Eaglemoss Publications. The magazines are published in a similarly way as the Master Edition of the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Each issue is a shrink-wrapped pack of double-sided loose-leaf pages (only glued together for transport). A three-ring vinyl binder was also released for the pages to be inserted into and is regularly distributed with the magazine. Subscribers receive three other pieces of memorabilia and also special issues throughout the year with extra figures like the mega-specials of The Classic Marvel Figurine Collection. The online service, based in the UK, prohibits the items to be sold directly to American buyers, however the magazines can be obtained through several comic book speciality stores in the United States and in Europe. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Fact Files #17 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2014 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Marvel Fact Files are a series of encyclopedic guide which detail the fictional universe featured in Marvel Comics publications. The magazine series is published in the UK by Eaglemoss Publications. The magazines are published in a similarly way as the Master Edition of the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Each issue is a shrink-wrapped pack of double-sided loose-leaf pages (only glued together for transport). A three-ring vinyl binder was also released for the pages to be inserted into and is regularly distributed with the magazine. Subscribers receive three other pieces of memorabilia and also special issues throughout the year with extra figures like the mega-specials of The Classic Marvel Figurine Collection. The online service, based in the UK, prohibits the items to be sold directly to American buyers, however the magazines can be obtained through several comic book speciality stores in the United States and in Europe. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Fact Files #19 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2014 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Marvel Fact Files are a series of encyclopedic guide which detail the fictional universe featured in Marvel Comics publications. The magazine series is published in the UK by Eaglemoss Publications. The magazines are published in a similarly way as the Master Edition of the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Each issue is a shrink-wrapped pack of double-sided loose-leaf pages (only glued together for transport). A three-ring vinyl binder was also released for the pages to be inserted into and is regularly distributed with the magazine. Subscribers receive three other pieces of memorabilia and also special issues throughout the year with extra figures like the mega-specials of The Classic Marvel Figurine Collection. The online service, based in the UK, prohibits the items to be sold directly to American buyers, however the magazines can be obtained through several comic book speciality stores in the United States and in Europe. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Fact Files #23 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2014 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Marvel Fact Files are a series of encyclopedic guide which detail the fictional universe featured in Marvel Comics publications. The magazine series is published in the UK by Eaglemoss Publications. The magazines are published in a similarly way as the Master Edition of the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Each issue is a shrink-wrapped pack of double-sided loose-leaf pages (only glued together for transport). A three-ring vinyl binder was also released for the pages to be inserted into and is regularly distributed with the magazine. Subscribers receive three other pieces of memorabilia and also special issues throughout the year with extra figures like the mega-specials of The Classic Marvel Figurine Collection. The online service, based in the UK, prohibits the items to be sold directly to American buyers, however the magazines can be obtained through several comic book speciality stores in the United States and in Europe. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Fact Files #24 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2014 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Marvel Fact Files are a series of encyclopedic guide which detail the fictional universe featured in Marvel Comics publications. The magazine series is published in the UK by Eaglemoss Publications. The magazines are published in a similarly way as the Master Edition of the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Each issue is a shrink-wrapped pack of double-sided loose-leaf pages (only glued together for transport). A three-ring vinyl binder was also released for the pages to be inserted into and is regularly distributed with the magazine. Subscribers receive three other pieces of memorabilia and also special issues throughout the year with extra figures like the mega-specials of The Classic Marvel Figurine Collection. The online service, based in the UK, prohibits the items to be sold directly to American buyers, however the magazines can be obtained through several comic book speciality stores in the United States and in Europe. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Fact Files #27 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2014 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Marvel Fact Files are a series of encyclopedic guide which detail the fictional universe featured in Marvel Comics publications. The magazine series is published in the UK by Eaglemoss Publications. The magazines are published in a similarly way as the Master Edition of the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Each issue is a shrink-wrapped pack of double-sided loose-leaf pages (only glued together for transport). A three-ring vinyl binder was also released for the pages to be inserted into and is regularly distributed with the magazine. Subscribers receive three other pieces of memorabilia and also special issues throughout the year with extra figures like the mega-specials of The Classic Marvel Figurine Collection. The online service, based in the UK, prohibits the items to be sold directly to American buyers, however the magazines can be obtained through several comic book speciality stores in the United States and in Europe. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Fact Files #28 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2014 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Marvel Fact Files are a series of encyclopedic guide which detail the fictional universe featured in Marvel Comics publications. The magazine series is published in the UK by Eaglemoss Publications. The magazines are published in a similarly way as the Master Edition of the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Each issue is a shrink-wrapped pack of double-sided loose-leaf pages (only glued together for transport). A three-ring vinyl binder was also released for the pages to be inserted into and is regularly distributed with the magazine. Subscribers receive three other pieces of memorabilia and also special issues throughout the year with extra figures like the mega-specials of The Classic Marvel Figurine Collection. The online service, based in the UK, prohibits the items to be sold directly to American buyers, however the magazines can be obtained through several comic book speciality stores in the United States and in Europe. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Fact Files #39 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2014 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Marvel Fact Files are a series of encyclopedic guide which detail the fictional universe featured in Marvel Comics publications. The magazine series is published in the UK by Eaglemoss Publications. The magazines are published in a similarly way as the Master Edition of the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Each issue is a shrink-wrapped pack of double-sided loose-leaf pages (only glued together for transport). A three-ring vinyl binder was also released for the pages to be inserted into and is regularly distributed with the magazine. Subscribers receive three other pieces of memorabilia and also special issues throughout the year with extra figures like the mega-specials of The Classic Marvel Figurine Collection. The online service, based in the UK, prohibits the items to be sold directly to American buyers, however the magazines can be obtained through several comic book speciality stores in the United States and in Europe. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Fact Files #44 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2014 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Marvel Fact Files are a series of encyclopedic guide which detail the fictional universe featured in Marvel Comics publications. The magazine series is published in the UK by Eaglemoss Publications. The magazines are published in a similarly way as the Master Edition of the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Each issue is a shrink-wrapped pack of double-sided loose-leaf pages (only glued together for transport). A three-ring vinyl binder was also released for the pages to be inserted into and is regularly distributed with the magazine. Subscribers receive three other pieces of memorabilia and also special issues throughout the year with extra figures like the mega-specials of The Classic Marvel Figurine Collection. The online service, based in the UK, prohibits the items to be sold directly to American buyers, however the magazines can be obtained through several comic book speciality stores in the United States and in Europe. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Fact Files #152 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2014 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Marvel Fact Files are a series of encyclopedic guide which detail the fictional universe featured in Marvel Comics publications. The magazine series is published in the UK by Eaglemoss Publications. The magazines are published in a similarly way as the Master Edition of the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Each issue is a shrink-wrapped pack of double-sided loose-leaf pages (only glued together for transport). A three-ring vinyl binder was also released for the pages to be inserted into and is regularly distributed with the magazine. Subscribers receive three other pieces of memorabilia and also special issues throughout the year with extra figures like the mega-specials of The Classic Marvel Figurine Collection. The online service, based in the UK, prohibits the items to be sold directly to American buyers, however the magazines can be obtained through several comic book speciality stores in the United States and in Europe. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Fact Files #240 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2017 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Marvel Fact Files are a series of encyclopedic guide which detail the fictional universe featured in Marvel Comics publications. The magazine series is published in the UK by Eaglemoss Publications. The magazines are published in a similarly way as the Master Edition of the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Each issue is a shrink-wrapped pack of double-sided loose-leaf pages (only glued together for transport). A three-ring vinyl binder was also released for the pages to be inserted into and is regularly distributed with the magazine. Subscribers receive three other pieces of memorabilia and also special issues throughout the year with extra figures like the mega-specials of The Classic Marvel Figurine Collection. The online service, based in the UK, prohibits the items to be sold directly to American buyers, however the magazines can be obtained through several comic book speciality stores in the United States and in Europe. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel's Greatest Collections 2008 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 1.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2008 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: A reader's guide to trade paperbacks released in the year 2008. Puts together a collection for each storyline within the Marvel Universe and reading order of each. Comic Notes: Fun Fact: This was originally a giveaway comic at comic book stores.

Marvel's Greatest Collections 2009 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 1.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: November 2008 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Comic guide featuring up coming comics and news for the best collections upcoming in early 2009. List of trade paperbacks to read and comics to watch for. Comic Notes: Fun Fact: This was originally a giveaway comic at comic book stores.

Marvel Heroes Flip Magazine #13 - House of M, Part 2 / Ronin / Winter Soldier
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Brian Michael Bendis, Ed Brubaker Writer(s): Olivier Coipel, David Finch, Steve Epting Release Date: August 2006 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
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: Reprints: New Avengers #13 & Captain America Vol 5 #14 & House of M #2

Marvel Holiday Special 1994 - Christmas 1994
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Rick Leonardi, James W. Fry III Writer(s): Gregory Wright, John Ostrander, Kurt Busick, Carl Bollers Release Date: November 1994 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: "Catastrophe on 34th St." - While Beast and Iceman work out in the Danger room, they bemoan the lack of Christmas spirit they feel. The session is interrupted by a news report of a creature abducting street corner santas in New York City, and the two head to town. Beast and Iceman engage the fiery monster, who complains of a ruined Christmas. The two X-Men subdue the creature, then recognize him as Metoxo the Lava Man, whom they encountered during their early years as X-Men. Many Decembers before, Metoxo, who dwelt miles below the surface, rampaged through the city because a vital steam shaft had been plugged by a human construction project. Beast and Iceman had calmed him down, explaining the deed was not malicious, just humans getting by. They also explained the concept of Christmas. Now, Metoxo is frustrated by his children's disillusionment with the holiday. As a solution, Beast and Iceman visit Metoxo's family, playing Santa and an elf, and bring presents and joy to them, rediscovering their own Christmas spirit in the process. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Holiday Spectacular - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Steve Lightle, Val Semeiks, James Fry III, Chris Bachalo, Ross Andru Writer(s): Marc Sumerak, Kurt Busiek, Chris Eliopoulos, Steven T. Seagle, Jess Harrold, Doug Roberts, Brian Reed, Jim McCann, Dugan Trodglen, Ben Morse, Ryan Penagos, Len Wein Release Date: December 2009 Variant Covers: A. Spider-Man Balloon Variant Cover Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Santa's carryin' a swingin' bag of sweet surprises this Christmas as the MARVEL HOLIDAY SPECTACULAR comes your way with a giant-size extravaganza of Marvel fun! Includes 20 pages of previously unprinted content, including: a 5-page Franklin Richards story, the 8-page X-Men story "If the Fates Allow" by Jim McCann & Todd Nauck; the 3-page "Last Christmas" by Ryan Penagos & Juan Doe; the 1-page "Werewolf By Eve" by Ben Morse & Stephanie Buscema; and the 3-page "Santa Claus vs. the Illuminati" by Brian Reed & Val Semeiks. Plus, reprints from Amazing Spider-Man (1963-1998 1st Series) #166 by Len Wein & Ross Andru (cover+18 pages), Uncanny X-Men (1963) #365 by Steve Seagle & Chris Bachalo (cover+22 pages), Stan Lee & Steve Lightle's "The Big X-Mas Blackout" from Marvel Holiday Special 1993 (8 pages); and Kurt Busiek & James Fry's "Catastrophe on 34th Street" from Marvel Holiday Special 1994 (20 pages). Plus, we'll be compiling the ultimate Christmas gift-giving guide for Marvel fans. (Because Santa can't put everything under the tree!) And topping off the tree: an interview with Santa Claus about his characterization over the years in Marvel comics. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Knights, Vol 3 #1 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Travel Freeman Writer(s): Donny Cates Release Date: November 2018 Variant Covers: A. LCSD Exclusive Sketch Variant Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: In celebration of the legendary imprint founded by Marvel's CCO Joe Quesada, a new crop of talent stands poised to tell a groundbreaking story across the Marvel Universe! In the cemetery, the blind man does not know who he is, or why he has come to this particular grave at this moment. He doesn't know the burly police officer with the wild story who has approached him. Or the strangely intense man who sits in the rear seat of the patrol car, his eyes flashing green. But all of that is about to change. Because Matt Murdock is beginning to remember... In a colorless world without heroes, the spark of light...must come from the dark. Comic Notes: Variant Only: Gambit does not appear in the comic itself, only on the variant cover shown here.

Marvel Legacy #1 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Greg Land, Stuart Immonen Writer(s): Jason Aaron Release Date: November 2017 Variant Covers: A. Marco Checchetto Virgin Unknown Comics Exclusive Variant Trade Prints: Marvel Legacy -
Comic Summary: EVERYTHING STARTS HERE! It begins at the dawn of the human race, and ends with a child's prayer! In between, empires fall, mysteries brew, secrets are revealed, quests are undertaken and legends are forged! All leading up to the dramatic return you've been waiting for - and one you've been dreading! Jason Aaron (MIGHTY THOR) and Esad Ribic (SECRET WARS) usher in a new dawn - one whose rays will touch every corner of the Marvel Universe in the days to come! Comic Notes: Variant Only: Gambit does not appear in the comic itself, only on the variant cover shown here.

Marvel Legends: Weapon X Poster Book - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Leinil Yu, Jim Lee, Scott Williams, Joe Madureira, Salvador Larroca, Steve Skroce, Yancey Labat, Mark Morales, Brandon Peterson Writer(s): Leinil Yu, Jim Lee, Scott Williams, Joe Madureira, Salvador Larroca, Steve Skroce, Yancey Labat, Mark Morales, Brandon Peterson Release Date: 2004 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Toy Insert Promotional Poster Book. Not numbered. The Weapon X poster book comic was originally packaged with Toy Biz's Marvel Legends: Series 7 - Weapon X Action Figure. Characters spotlighted are Wolverine, Beast, Rogue, Gambit and Magneto. X-Men Legends centerfold splash poster. Comic Notes: Fun Fact: The Weapon X poster book comic was originally packaged with Toy Biz's Marvel Legends: Series 7 - Weapon X Action Figure.

Marvel Live: San Diego #0 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 1.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 1993 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Give-a-way comic issue released at San Diego Comic Con in 1993. Covers the artists and comic storylines featured at the comic convention that year. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Mania Hollywood Kids Menu - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 1997-1999 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Kid's menu given to children at Universal Studio's Marvel Mania cafe. Features games and activities for the kids to play and menu option for kids meals. Comic Notes: Fun Fact: The menus changed slightly throughout the years, creating variations to the covers depending on printing.

Marvel Masterpieces Collection, The Vol. 1 #3 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Joe Jusko Writer(s): Joe Jusko Release Date: July 1993 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: A comic issue that features cover art and pinups of X-men related characters drawn by Joe Jusko. A comic issue that features cover art and pinups of X-men related characters drawn by Jim Lee. The art was originally made fo rthe Marvel card set. Some images were not used in the actual card set. The images inside were also featured in the trading card collection. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Masterpieces Collection, The Vol. 2 #1 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Brian Stelfreeze, Mike Zeck, Julie Bell, Bob Larkin, Ken Steacy, Dave Dorman, Kent Williams, Jim Steranko, John Estes, Joe Phillips, Ray Lago, Lou Harrison, Phil Zimmelman, Bill Sienkiewicz, Carl Potts, Dan Lawlis, Glenn Fabry, Tom Palmer Sr., Michael Wm. Kaluta Writer(s): Brian Stelfreeze, Mike Zeck, Julie Bell, Bob Larkin, Ken Steacy, Dave Dorman, Kent Williams, Jim Steranko, John Estes, Joe Phillips, Ray Lago, Lou Harrison, Phil Zimmelman, Bill Sienkiewicz, Carl Potts, Dan Lawlis, Glenn Fabry, Tom Palmer Sr., Michael Wm. Kaluta Release Date: July 1994 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: A comic issue that features cover art and pinups of Marvel Comics related characters drawn by various artists. The art was originally made for the Marvel Masterpieces II card set. Gambit is featured in one pinup in the comic done by Joe Phillips. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Meow Infinity Comic #12 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Nao Fuji Writer(s): Nao Fuji Release Date: August 05, 2022 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Tony Stark has invented a new toy mouse, and what better way to test it than a cat party at Avengers Tower? All Marvel cats are invited! Comic Notes: Digital Only: Only avaialble as a digital comic on Marvel Unlimited.

Marvel Meow Infinity Comic #16 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Nao Fuji Writer(s): Nao Fuji Release Date: August 2023 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Rogue and Gambit’s cats think Sabretooth is just the cat’s meow! Comic Notes: Digital Only: Only avaialble as a digital comic on Marvel Unlimited.

Marvel Meow #1 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Nao Fuji Writer(s): Nao Fuji Release Date: January 2024 Variant Covers: A. Doaly Variant B. Chrissie Zullo Variant Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Marvel's most fearsome - and furriest - heroes are here to save the day and beg for treats in the process! Follow Chewie, Liho, Alpine and the rest of the Avengers' feline friends as they cause a few cat-tastrophes...and maybe vanquish some villains in the process! Whether it's crashing Captain Marvel's apartment or defeating Doc Ock, you can always count on these cats for some cute chaos! Collecting the hit Infinity Comic series from Marvel Unlimited and featuring a brand-new cover and exclusive new story! Comic Notes: Fun Fact: This issue was originally released as digital comics on Marvel Unlimited.

Marvel Milestones: Jim Lee & Chris Claremont: X-Men & The Starjammers #1 - Follow Me, X-Men, Crossroads, The Path No Taken
Importance Rating: 6.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Jim Lee Writer(s): Chris Claremont Release Date: August 2001 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: In space, the X-Men help Professor X, Lilandra and the Starjammers overthrow Deathbird's rule of the Shi'ar Empire -- but is everything what it seems? Meanwhile, in the Savage Land, Rogue, Ka-Zar and Nick Fury assault Zaladane's citadel to rescue the captured Magneto! Comic Notes: Reprints: Select pages from Uncanny X-Men #273 and 274. Uncanny X-Men #275.

Marvel Milestones: Jim Lee & Chris Claremont: X-Men & The Starjammers #2 - Double Death, Free Charley
Importance Rating: 6.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Jim Lee Writer(s): Chris Claremont Release Date: October 2006 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: In space, the X-Men help Professor X, Lilandra and the Starjammers overthrow Deathbird's rule of the Shi'ar Empire -- but is everything what it seems? Meanwhile, in the Savage Land, Rogue, Ka-Zar and Nick Fury assault Zaladane's citadel to rescue the captured Magneto! Comic Notes: Reprints: Uncanny X-Men #276 and Uncanny X-Men #277

Marvel Mix Tape Fan Expo 2010 - None
Importance Rating: 2.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2010 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Giveaway comic that features previews of upcoming events and comics coming out throughout the rest of the year. Featuring X-Men #1 (2010) 2nd series, plus previews of Ultimate Comics Mystery #1, Thor #615, and Shadowland: Power Man #1. Comic Notes: Fun Fact: Giveaway from the 2010 FanExpo Canada Convention.

Marvel Mix Tape C2E2 2011 - None
Importance Rating: 2.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2011 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Giveaway comic that features previews of upcoming events and comics coming out throughout the rest of the year. Contains previews of: Fear Itself (2011 Marvel) #1, Herc (2011 Marvel) #1, FF (2011 Marvel) #1 and Venom (2011 Marvel) #1. Also contains the full issue of X-Men Legacy (2008 Marvel) #245. Comic Notes: Fun Fact: Giveaway from the 2011 C2E2 Convention.

Marvel Overpower Game Guide #1 - Sworn to Protect
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: September 1995 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: A comic book sized guide book to Overpower Teamwork decks. Overpower is a Marvel Comics based trading card games. This guide gives you pointers and basic rules of the game itself. It is "narrerated" by Jubilee. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Overpower Game Guide #4 - Invincible Teams
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: October 1995 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: A comic book sized guide book to Overpower Teamwork decks. Overpower is a Marvel Comics based trading card games. It is "narrated" by Spider-Man, Venom, Rogue and Gambit. Each telling you the best way to stack and use a Overpower deck. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Portraits of the Universe #4 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): John Higgins, Brian Ashmore, Ariel Olivetti, Joe Phillips, Doug Alexander Gregory, Lou Harrison, Tony Luke, Dan Lawlis, Glenn Kim, Steve Sampson, Christopher Moeller, Simon Bisley Writer(s): John Higgins, Brian Ashmore, Ariel Olivetti, Joe Phillips, Doug Alexander Gregory, Lou Harrison, Tony Luke, Dan Lawlis, Glenn Kim, Steve Sampson, Christopher Moeller, Simon Bisley Release Date: 1995 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: A comic book sized pinup gallery featuring images from the greatest moments in Marvel picked by Scott Lobdell. Each page folds out to a 2 page pinup and information on what the pinup represents. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Poster Magazine #1 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2001 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: An over-sized comic issue that features cover art and pinups of Marvel characters. The art was mainly covers from various comic issues. The posters are removed by taking out the staples from it's center and removing the posters from the spine. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Power Game: X-Men - Madripoor Knights
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Jim Lee Writer(s): Chris Claremont Release Date: 1996 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Madripoor 1941: A fledgling Captain America comes to the aid of a Russian, who is being attacked by Hand Ninjas. Both of the men are rescued by the help of a newcomer who makes the island his home and hates the Hand – Logan. After they win the battle, Logan takes them to the bar Seraph’s, where he tags Baron von Strucker and another Nazi, almost starting a fight. The Russian, Ivan Petrovitch tells them that the Nazis and the Hand are planning an alliance and that they have kidnapped a child in his charge – Natasha Romanoff. A little later, the three men attack the Nazi limousine where Natasha is being held. One Nazi intends to kill the girl, rather than give her up. However, Logan throws himself between Natasha and the gun, seemingly sacrificing his life to save her. Ivan and Cap decide to take Natasha to the American consulate instead of following Logan’s plan. Unfortunately, the consul is working with the Nazis and sells them out. In the Hand hideout, they learn that the Hand intends to make Natasha a master assassin, her first test being the murder of her would-be-rescuers. Fortunately, they are all rescued again by a very much alive Logan, who takes them to a getaway plane. The present: The Black Widow went to Madripoor as a favor to Nick Fury to learn everything about a meeting between Fenris (Strucker’s children) and Tsurabaya, the new leader of the Hand. She ends up in a trap by the Hand, but is rescued by Wolverine, Psylocke and Jubilee. Later, they question the underworld and learn that the meeting between Fenris and Tsurabaya is to take place on a certain yacht. They infiltrate the yacht and take out the gangsters, but find out they are impostors: the real meeting took place somewhere else in the meantime. Comic Notes: Fun Fact: This comic is an oversized magazine edition of Uncanny X-Men #268 with a game built in. It comes with a game board and as you read the comic you play the game. Gambit is not in the comic itself, but he has a game piece on the board.

Marvel Power Game: X-Men - Days of Future Past
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Jim Lee Writer(s): Chris Claremont Release Date: 1996 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: A mutant security enforcement officer from a bleak future, named Bishop, comes back to present time to thwart an assassination in an attempt to change history for a better future. The time transportation made his mind a little fuzzy and with little to work on as to who did the assassination and not having full details of how it happens, Bishop may have more work than he can handle alone. Comic Notes: Fun Fact: This comic is an oversized magazine edition of X-Men Adventures #13 with a game built in. It comes with a game board and as you read the comic you play the game.

Marvel Preview 1993 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: March 1993 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: A guide that was released early in 1993 to preview all the future Marvel releases later in 1993. It goes through each title one by one with a summary of that years main events. Including crossovers that occured throught the titles. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Publishing Plan: January-June 1994 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 1994 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Outlines Marvel's publishing plan for January through June 1994. Covers all the major and minor comics and books slated for release the first half of 1994, along with splash pages for each. This is a VERY thick catalog style comic. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Publishing Plan: July-Dec 1994 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 1994 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Outlines Marvel's publishing plan for July through December 1994. Covers all the major and minor comics and books slated for release the last half of 1994, along with splash pages for each. This is a VERY thick catalog style comic. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Quarterly Report 1993 #3 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 1993 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Marvel Annual Reports and Quarterly Reports were comics that were sent to people that invested in the stocks of Marvel in the 1990s. The annual reports (sent once a year) were a comic-like format that featured all the things that Marvel had done business wise that year. Some came with freebies, like cards. The annual reports were regularly standard 60 page size and usually featured a story with the Marvel characters. The quarterly reports were 3-4 pages in length and were released four times a year. The quarterly reports only had the stats for that quarter and had no comic storyline, just images of the characters and items. This one covered the 3rd quarter in the year of 1993. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Quarterly Report 1994 #1 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 1.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 1st Quarter - 1994 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Marvel Annual Reports and Quarterly Reports were comics that were sent to people that invested in the stocks of Marvel in the 1990s. The annual reports (sent once a year) were a comic-like format that featured all the things that Marvel had done business wise that year. Some came with freebies, like cards. The annual reports were regularly standard 60 page size and usually featured a story with the Marvel characters. The quarterly reports were 3-4 pages in length and were released four times a year. The quarterly reports only had the stats for that quarter and had no comic storyline, just images of the characters and items. This one covered the 1st quarter in the year of 1994. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Quarterly Report 1994 #3 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 3rd Quarter 1994 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Marvel Annual Reports and Quarterly Reports were comics that were sent to people that invested in the stocks of Marvel in the 1990s. The annual reports (sent once a year) were a comic-like format that featured all the things that Marvel had done business wise that year. Some came with freebies, like cards. The annual reports were regularly standard 60 page size and usually featured a story with the Marvel characters. The quarterly reports were 3-4 pages in length and were released four times a year. The quarterly reports only had the stats for that quarter and had no comic storyline, just images of the characters and items. This one covered the 3rd quarter in the year of 1994. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Quarterly Report 1996 #2 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2nd Quarter 1996 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Marvel Annual Reports and Quarterly Reports were comics that were sent to people that invested in the stocks of Marvel in the 1990s. The annual reports (sent once a year) were a comic-like format that featured all the things that Marvel had done business wise that year. Some came with freebies, like cards. The annual reports were regularly standard 60 page size and usually featured a story with the Marvel characters. The quarterly reports were 3-4 pages in length and were released four times a year. The quarterly reports only had the stats for that quarter and had no comic storyline, just images of the characters and items. This one covered the 2nd quarter in the year of 1996. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Reading Chronology #1 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 1.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2009 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: This reference guide outlines the proper reading order for in-print trade paperback and hardcover collections featuring the Avengers, Thor, Captain America, Iron Man, War Machine, Daredevil, Black Widow, Elektra, Black Panther, Ms. Marvel, She-Hulk, Dazzler, Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew version), Shanna the She-Devil, Hellcat, Fantastic Four, the Inhumans, Hulk, Wolverine, Spider-Man, and the Punisher. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Riot #1 - AlphaAlpha
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Hilary Barta and Rurik Tyler Writer(s): Scott Lobdell, Hilary Barta, Rurik Tyler Release Date: December 1995 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: This is a parody comic of the Age of Apocalypse crossover event. It goes through all the various titles from AOA, including Generation Next, X-man, Astonishing X-men and all the others. It also includes a cut out board game featuring the events and characters from the comic. Comic Notes: Charged Item: Frisbees

Marvel Select Flip Magazine #3 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Staz Johnson Writer(s): Nunzio DeFillipis, Christina Weir Release Date: 2005 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The newly minted Hellions and New Mutants get into an argument outside, which quickly escalates into a fight. At the same time, Dani ridicules Emma for the codenames and squad name choices she made, which would just feed Julian’s ego. Rahne gets aggressive when she believes Emma is pressuring Dani into leaving, and Scott intervenes, telling Dani and Rahne to learn to trust Emma. He then notices the kids fighting outside, and puts an end to that as well. He tells them that they just volunteered to be the first teams to participate in the new Field Day exercises. After the kids and Scott disband, Dani admits that she needs Emma’s help to find the final member of her squad: Kevin Ford. In the garage, Josh and Rahne kiss, and soon they talk about Josh being a New Mutant, just like Rahne was all those years ago. Due to a reminder that she is a teacher, and should act like one, Rahne decides that they should break up, much to Josh’s dismay. Emma and Dani use Cerebra to track Kevin down, and eventually find him working in a junkyard in Staten Island. Dani tries to get him to come back to the school, but Kevin really doesn’t want to hear it from her. Emma decides to give it a try, and manages to convince him to come back to Xavier’s, though Dani has some concerns that Kevin may have been using his powers on animals. When they arrive back at the school, Kevin agrees to join Dani’s squad, mainly because of Laurie. Laurie and Sofia are happy to have Kevin back, though there is some animosity between Kevin and Josh. Dani asks Kevin for a suggestion for what his codename should be, and he decides on Wither. The leadership of the squad is the next issue to be discussed, and though Dani chose David, he declines, and Sofia takes the job. The first Field Day exercise arrives, and they are told that they must find an object somewhere in the grounds. Sofia sends Nori to search the grounds with her super-speed, while Cessily spies on the teachers and learns that it is located in the hedge maze. She is found out by the teachers, though, and eliminated from the exercise. She has Jay back her up, though, and he returns to the rest of the Hellions with the information. Right about then, Nori also arrives with the information, and they head off to the hedge maze. Unfortunately, they find Santo blocking the way, and he tells them that the rest of the Hellions have already gotten into the maze, and the New Mutants lose. Comic Notes: Reprints: Astonishing X-Men #3 & New X-Men: Academy X #3

Marvel Select Flip Magazine #7 - Haunted Part 1 / Dangerous
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Michael Ryan, John Cassaday Writer(s): Joss Whedon, Nunzio DeFilippis Release Date: February 2006 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: David’s younger sister, Kim, arrives at Xavier’s to visit her brother. David first introduces Kim to the rest of his New Mutants squad, and next gives her a tour around the school and its many classes. Kim is very impressed and a little jealous as well, because she thinks that her school is boring compared to Xavier’s. Meanwhile, weird things are happening around the Institute. It begins with Icarus. While preparing for gym, his picture of his lost love Julia starts to crack, and he didn’t even touch it! He freaks out and sulks about it. Surge notices that and talks to him, but they only end up in an argument that Jay once tried to kill himself because he thought he had lost everything. Noriko, upset hearing that, knows that isn’t true, because Jay still has a family that loves him, and runs away to her room. There, she tries to contact her parents again and phones them, but her father doesn’t believe that it’s really Noriko calling them and hangs up on her. Noriko gets even more upset and stays in the room. After a while, Jay enters to apologize, and they both find Noriko’s room trashed! But Nori didn’t trash it, and neither did her roommate. At the lab, Wither and Wall Flower find a beaker smashed, and later a threatening message gets written on the blackboard, to “leave now.” Some time later, the New Mutants begin their Danger Room session and Kim gets to watch. Some of the squad members panic, but David suspects that it’s all just a prank of Julians. After a successful training session, Noriko doesn’t feel well after an overload of her powers. Dani goes to check on her and Kim has to stay behind in the observation deck. A ghost appears next to her and, after feeling that Kim is different, it warns Kim to get out of the place while she can and then disappears. Overjoyed, Kim rushes to Dani and the New Mutants, telling them that she has just found out that she is a mutant! (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: Reprints: New X-Men Academy X #7 and Astonishing X-Men #7.

Marvel Select Flip Magazine #16 - Phoenix End Song, Part Five / Decimation - Deadly Genesis, Part Four
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Greg Land, Trevor Hairsine Writer(s): Greg Pak, Ed Brubaker Release Date: November 2006 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Horizon, to destroy both the Phoenix and Quire, which Storm does not object to. Storm and Nightcrawler leave the Shi’ar to be with their friends, and watch as the Phoenix resurrects Sophie, who learns that Quentin expects her to be his girlfriend. Sophie is disgusted and kills herself, causing her sisters who are watching telepathically to jibe Quire, who goes insane. The Phoenix proceeds to leave in Emma’s body, until Storm stops her temporarily. Cyclops and Wolverine agree that they need Jean’s help, and as Scott blasts the ice where Jean is frozen, she emerges, firstly freeing Emma from the Phoenix’s hold, before she once again bonds with the Phoenix, to her friends’ protests. Cyclops informs a cosmic Jean that he knows why she came back, and with the help of the Stepford Cuckoos Emma uses her powers to telepathically “bring” the other X-Men to Jean, including Polaris, Rachel and Xavier. Various images of Jean’s time with her friends are seen, before Jean creates a new white and gold outfit for herself, just as the Shi’ar launch their Event Horizon, killing everyone. Cyclops finds himself elsewhere with Jean, and Cyclops fills Jean with assurance of who she is, and optic power. The X-Men wake, knowing that Jean saved them, and they saved her. Quentin dissipates and returns to his tank at the Institute, while later, a firefly lands at the window of the Stepford Cuckoos. One of the Cuckoos wakes up and asks the firefly what took it so long. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: Reprints: X-Men Deadly Genesis 4 and X-Men: Phoenix Endsong 5.

Marvel Select Flip Magazine #19 - Dance Hall Days / Unstoppable, Part 1
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Michael Ryan, John Cassaday Writer(s): Nunzio DeFilippis, Joss Whedon Release Date: February 2007 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: While everyone of the faculty staff prepares for the dance, Dani gives a call to federal agent Justin Pierce. They talk, and Dani invites him to the prom, which he accepts. The New Mutants are still ignoring Josh, which upsets Noriko. Laurie is still angry at Josh and doesn’t want to go to the prom, and plans to skip it. David doesn’t want to hear anything of that, and offers to Laurie that she goes with him, and she accepts. Kevin tries to ask Laurie too, but is too late. Julian also tries to convince Sofia to go to the dance with him, but she ignores his attempts. Jay tries to invite Dust, but she doesn’t feel good about the dance, so she puts the offer down. Later, Noriko talks to Josh, and he informs her about the future David saw in which they were married, and explains that’s why he ignores her. At the dance, Julian is present with the Stepford Cuckoos as his dates, but when he sees Sofia, he ignores them and she agrees to one dance. During the dance, they talk and Julian invites her to spend the summer with him in his house in California, since his parents will be away for the season. Also at the dance, Laurie’s mother has shown up to help chaperone, and wanted to see her daughter again. Shan wants to go find Rahne and convince her to come back, but Dani is still mad at her, and has already made a few calls to help find a new mentor for the Alpha Squadron and the Paragons. Magma has already answered the call, and is present at the dance. However, when Amara goes to talk to Josh about the time when he used his powers to heal her, Laurie suspects that Josh is flirting with her and gets jealous. She uses her powers on David and makes him kiss her. Josh notices and almost starts a fight, but when David realizes what he has done, he runs away. The next day, the X-Men get an invitation from the Avengers for a meeting. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: Reprints: Astonishing X-Men 13, New X-men: Academy X 14.

Marvels Snapshots: X-Men #1 - None.
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Tom Reilly Writer(s): Jay Edidin Release Date: September 2020 Variant Covers: A. TomReilly Variant B. Mike McKone Variant Trade Prints: Marvels Snapshots -
Comic Summary: The Marvels Snapshot tour through Marvel history continues, showcasing Marvel's greatest characters through the eyes of ordinary people! Or does it? In this case, the "ordinary person" is teenaged Scott Summers, witnessing the dawn of the Marvel Age from a Nebraska orphanage and wondering what his place in it might be. What was it like to experience the debut of the FF, the Hulk, Iron Man and more? To wish you could be a part of it all? Writer Jay Edidin (Thor: Metal Gods, Jay & Miles X-Plain the X-Men) makes his Marvel comics debut, teamed with Tom Reilly (Immortal Hulk), to tell a story of upheaval and decision that would shape the X-Men (and the Marvel Universe) forever after. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Swimsuit Special #1 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Marc Silvestri and Various Writer(s): Marc Silvestri and Various Release Date: 1992 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: In the tradition of Sport's Illustrated's Swimsuit Edition, this magazine sized issue features pinups of the Marvel heroes on vacation. Various artists take on the Marvel heroes in swimsuits and other beachwear. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Swimsuit Special #2 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Rick Mays, Manny Galan, Joe Jusko Writer(s): Rick Mays, Manny Galan, Joe Jusko Release Date: 1993 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: In the tradition of Sport's Illustrated's Swimsuit Edition, this magazine sized issue features pinups of the Marvel heroes on vacation. Various artists take on the Marvel heroes in swimsuits and other beachwear. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Swimsuit Special #3 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 1994 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: In the tradition of Sport's Illustrated's Swimsuit Edition, this magazine sized issue features pinups of the Marvel heroes on vacation. Various artists take on the Marvel heroes in swimsuits and other beachwear. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Swimsuit Special #4 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Greg Hildebrandt, Tim Hildebrandt Writer(s): Greg Hildebrandt, Tim Hildebrandt Release Date: 1995 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: In the tradition of Sport's Illustrated's Swimsuit Edition, this magazine sized issue features pinups of the Marvel heroes on vacation. Various artists take on the Marvel heroes in swimsuits and other beachwear. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Tales: Wolverine #1 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 5.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Dave Cockrum, Jim Lee, Andy Kubert Writer(s): Jim Lee, Chris Claremont, Fabian Nicieza, John Byrne Release Date: 2020 Variant Covers: A. Lee Virgin Variant Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: He's the best there is at what he does... ...and Wolverine is here to prove it as we celebrate the 80th anniversary of the House of Ideas with the era-spanning MARVEL TALES! This anthology series shines a spotlight on fan-favorite characters, features timeless stories and highlights some of our most impressive talent from the past eight decades. First, with the X-Men captured by the Brood, Logan slashes his way through the alien hordes - but can his healing factor beat back their deadly infection? Relive this classic tale from UNCANNY X-MEN (1981) #162! Then, in X-MEN (1991) #4, Wolverine's past as an espionage agent returns to haunt him - but now all of the X-Men are in the deadly Omega Red's crosshairs! And when Magneto threatens the entire planet, a climactic battle will change everything for Logan in the seismic X-MEN (1991) #25! Comic Notes: This is a compulation comic, reprinting Uncanny X-Men #162, X-Men #4, and X-Men #25. Gambit appears in two of the reprinted comics.

Marvel Tales: X-Men #1 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Jim Lee, Kerry Gammill, Neal Adams Writer(s): Roy Thomas, Chris Claremont, Mary Jo Duffy Release Date: 2020 Variant Covers: A. Bartel Incentive Virgin Variant Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The X-Men join the celebration of the House of Ideas’ 80th anniversary with the latest issue of the era-spanning MARVEL TALES! This anthology shines a spotlight on fan-favorite characters, features timeless stories and highlights some of Marvel’s most impressive talent from the past eight decades. First, Alex Summers suits up as the man called Havok in X-MEN (1963) #58 — a classic tale of the original X-Men by the legendary team of Roy Thomas and Neal Adams! Then, New Mutants’ Sunspot and Warlock join a ragtag group of teen heroes — plus the mutant lobsters known as Bill and Don — in FALLEN ANGELS #2 by classic creators Jo Duffy and Kerry Gammill! And finally, Storm powerfully reasserts herself as the captured X-Men face execution in Genosha in UNCANNY X-MEN (1981) #272 by the superstar team of Chris Claremont and Jim Lee! Comic Notes: Reprints: Uncanny X-Men #272 and X-Men #58

Marvel Tales Flip Book #12 - Looking Back / Pride and Joy
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): John Romita Jr, Adrian Alphona Writer(s): Brian K Vaughhan, J Michael Straczynski Release Date: 2006 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: This is a flipbook, it features the reprint of 2 comics. You read one side then flip it over to read the other comic.. Alex, Nico and the rest of the gang make their final stand against their parents! / The hits just keep on coming! Gambit does not appear in either comic or on the covers. He is inside the "sneak peek" of the House of M storyline. In the middle of the comic there is an 8 page preview of House of M #2, which features Gambit. Comic Notes: Reprints: Amazing Spider-Man #41 and Runaways #6.

Marvel Universe vs. Punisher #1 - Marvel Universe vs. Punisher
Importance Rating: 1.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Goran Parlov Writer(s): Jonathan Maberry Release Date: October 2010 Variant Covers: A. Goran Parlov 2nd Printing Variant. Trade Prints: Marvel Universe vs. Punisher and Marvel Universe vs. Punisher Hardcover -
Comic Summary: The creative team of Jonathan Maberry and Goran Parlov take you on a journey into the darkest territory in this Marvel Knights limited series. A terrible plague has swept the Earth, turning everyone - human, hero, villain, god and monster - into sadistic cannibal predators. As Spider-Man, the Hulk, the Thing and other infected start a feeding frenzy, the world falls in a wave of insatiable violence. Now, five years later, one man hunts the wasteland that was New York City. One man stands against the hordes of monsters who hunt the night. He is the Punisher, the Last Gun on Earth. And he has an endless supply of ammunition. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Universe vs. Wolverine #1 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Laurence Campbell Writer(s): Jonathan Maberry Release Date: August 2011 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Marvel Universe vs. Wolverine -
Comic Summary: Last year The Marvel Universe vs the Punisher showed you the ruins of our world. Now witness the fall. NY Times bestseller Jonathan Maberry reveals the dark and terrible events that take us from the outbreak of a deadly plague to the beginning of the last war for planet earth. A dreadful disease begins transforming everyone -human and superhuman-into savage, nearly mindless cannibal predators. Who will protect humanity? Who will make a stand against the endless slaughter? Who has the courage to make the hardest of hard choices? One word: SNIKT! Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Universe: The End #1 - Predestination
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Al Milgrom Writer(s): Jim Starlin Release Date: Marvelverse Crossover Storyline Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Marvel Universe: The End -
Comic Summary: The could-be tale of the final days of the Marvel Universe. The Titan Thanos relates a story to a listener. Thanos discovers the existence of an infinite source of energy, which he calls the Heart of the Universe (also known as the Heart of the Infinite). This cosmic artifact is capable of surpassing other similar artifacts - such as the Infinity Gems and Cosmic Cubes - and the cosmic entities including the Living Tribunal. He discovers that an ancient Egyptian pharaoh Akhenaten has the object in his possession, and with it conquers the Earth, slaughtering most of the metahumans in the process. The villain Doctor Doom attempts to kill Akhenaten by traveling back in time and killing him while he was still human, but this is stopped by the all-powerful pharaoh. Akhenaten goes on to kill many of Earth's deities. Thanos gathers the last of the heroes for an assault, during which he is able to absorb and now control the Heart of the Universe. Akhenaten is killed when Thanos prevents him from stopping Doom from killing his past self. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Universe: The End #5 - Omnipotence
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Al Milgrom Writer(s): Jim Starlin Release Date: Marvelverse Crossover Storyline Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Marvel Universe: The End -
Comic Summary: The could-be tale of the final days of the Marvel Universe. The Titan Thanos relates a story to a listener. Thanos discovers the existence of an infinite source of energy, which he calls the Heart of the Universe (also known as the Heart of the Infinite). This cosmic artifact is capable of surpassing other similar artifacts - such as the Infinity Gems and Cosmic Cubes - and the cosmic entities including the Living Tribunal. He discovers that an ancient Egyptian pharaoh Akhenaten has the object in his possession, and with it conquers the Earth, slaughtering most of the metahumans in the process. The villain Doctor Doom attempts to kill Akhenaten by traveling back in time and killing him while he was still human, but this is stopped by the all-powerful pharaoh. Akhenaten goes on to kill many of Earth's deities. Thanos gathers the last of the heroes for an assault, during which he is able to absorb and now control the Heart of the Universe. Akhenaten is killed when Thanos prevents him from stopping Doom from killing his past self. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Voices: Legends #1 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Karen S. Darboe, Julian Shaw Writer(s): David F. Walker, Ezra Claytan Daniels, Justina Ireland, Sheree Renée Thomas Release Date: January 2024 Variant Covers: A. Edwin Galmon Variant B. Sean Damien Hill Variant C. Mateus Manhanni Variant Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Cornerstones of the Marvel Universe unite in this jam-packed special! Captain America graces the city skies - and dives headlong into the dangers of its alleyways. Misty Knight gets the anniversary treatment as she approaches fifty years of publication history! And - in a bold tale of corruption, abuse and the hope that springs eternal - Elijah Bradley makes an explosive return to the spotlight! All this and more from the program that brings you the world outside your window in real time - MARVEL'S VOICES kicks off a triumphant new year of stories! Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Voices: Pride, Volume 1 #1 - Various
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Jim Cheung | Olivier Coipel | Samantha Dodge | Joanna Estep | Janeth Bazaldúa-Nava | Luciano Vecchio | Jethro Morales | Kris Anka | J.J. Kirby | Derek Charm | Javier Garrón | Claudia Aguirre | Jen Hickman | Brittney L. Williams Writer(s): Allan Heinberg | Leah Williams | Lilah Sturges | Crystal Frasier | Anthony Oliveira | Kieron Gillen | Steve Orlando | J.J. Kirby | Terry Blas | Mariko Tamaki | Tini Howard | Vita Ayala Release Date: June 2021 Variant Covers: A. Olivier Coipel Variant B. Kris Anka Variant C. Paulina Ganucheau Variant D. Russell Dauterman Variant E. Ernanda Souza Variant F. Jeffrey Veregge Variant G. Luciano Vecchio Celebration Variant H. Rainbow Flag Variant I. Phil Jimenez Pride Month A Variant J. Phil Jimenez Pride Month A Virgin Variant K. Phil Jimenez Pride Month B Variant L. Phil Jimenez Pride Month B Virgin Variant M. Unknown Comics Exclusive Variant N. Unknown Comics Exclusive Virgin Variant O. ComicTom101/Mill Geek Comic Exclusive P. 2nd Printing Variant Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Marvel Comics is proud to present its first ever queer-centered anthology! Ring in Pride Month with an amazing assembly of writers and artists from all walks of life. Wiccan and Hulkling! Iceman! Mystique and Destiny! Karma! Akihiro! Nico Minoru and Karolina Dean! Celebrate these and so many more legendary characters from across the Marvel archive! New and fan-favorite creators tell their Pride stories - stories of inspiration and empowerment, stories that illustrate "the world outside your window" in full color. Plus, some of Marvel's biggest LGBTQ+ moments get a special reprinting. Don't miss an extraordinary new chapter in Marvel history! Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Voices: Pride, Volume 3 #1 - Various
Importance Rating: 6.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Lorenzo Susi, Stephen Byrne, Pablo M. Collar, Bailie Rosenlund, Rosi Kämpe, Joanna Estep, Roberta Ingranata Writer(s): Stephen Byrne, Steve Foxe, Stephanie Williams, H.E. Edgmon, Shad Petosky, Sarah Gailey, Katherine Locke, Marieke Nijkamp Release Date: August 2023 Variant Covers: A. Phil Jimenez Variant B. P Craig Russell Variant C. Jan Bazaldua Variant Trade Prints: None -
Comic Summary: Get the scoop on an unannounced X-Men title with an action-packed story by Steve Foxe! Then Stephanie Williams introduces a brand-new character in Pride tradition! The 2021 and 2022 character debuts of Somnus and Escapade sent shock waves through Krakoa - you will not want to miss the opening gamut here. And there are many more announcements to come. Fans from every arc of the rainbow will love this anthology, and True Believers everywhere know if they want to see the future of Marvel Comics...they better be reading Marvel's Voices. The groundbreaking anthology series continues with more panache than ever! Comic Notes: Character Interaction: Black Cat

Marvel Voices: X-Men #1 - Various
Importance Rating: 6.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Marcelo Costa Writer(s): Jay Jurden, Jay Edidin, Greg Pak, Carolina Munhóz, Sarah Kuhn, Al Ewing, Raphael Draccon Release Date: August 2023 Variant Covers: A. David Marquez Variant B. Nicoletta Baldari Variant Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: MARVEL'S VOICES continues with this stunning anthology of all new stories celebrating Marvel's mightiest mutants! From the exhilarating days of Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters to the current halcyon days of Krakoa, these stories span the gamut of the X-Men's history - delving into the past of some of your favorite X-Men as well as looking toward their future. With an exciting lineup of fan-favorite creators and fresh new talent, you won't want to miss out on this issue! Comic Notes: Character Interaction: Manacle Stolen Item: Old Motorcycle

Marvel X-Men Collection #1 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Jim Lee Writer(s): Jim Lee Release Date: January 1993 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: A comic issue that features cover art and pinups of X-Men related characters drawn by Jim Lee. The art was originally made fo rthe Marvel card set. Some images were not used in the actual card set. The images inside were also featured in the trading card collection. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel X-Men Collection #2 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Jim Lee Writer(s): Jim Lee Release Date: January 1993 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: A comic issue that features cover art and pinups of X-men related characters drawn by Jim Lee. The art was originally made fo rthe Marvel card set. Some images were not used in the actual card set. The images inside were also featured in the trading card collection. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel X-Men Collection #3 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Jim Lee Writer(s): Jim Lee Release Date: January 1993 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: A comic issue that features cover art and pinups of X-men related characters drawn by Jim Lee. The art was originally made for the Marvel card set. Some images were not used in the actual card set. The images inside were also featured in the trading card collection. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Your Universe #1 - From Genesis to Revelations
Importance Rating: 1.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): John Romita Jr., Scot Eaton Writer(s): Mike Carey Release Date: May 2009 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Get caught up on all the latest action going on in the Marvel Universe! First, it’s an action-packed Ms. Marvel story featuring Captain America and Jessica Jones. Then, he has near limitless power — now he must do all he can to bring punishment to the wicked, help to the oppressed, and justice for all! Exploding from the pages of ANNIHILATION, it’s Nova! Also, follow the adventures of Danny Rand in a history-spanning kung-fu epic that will shatter every perception of what it means to be the Immortal Iron Fist! Next, the final confrontation between Ghost Rider and Lucifer begins! Plus, the X-Men’s past becomes the present as Xavier fights the greatest battle of his life. With his mind hanging in the balance, one false move can cause irreversible damage. Comic Notes: Reprints: Ms Marvel #1, Nova #1, Immortal Iron Fist #1, Ghost Rider #14 and X-Men #208.

Marvel Your Universe #4 - Various
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Scot Eaton, Brandon Peterson Writer(s): Mike Carey Release Date: August 2009 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The Juggernaut resists someone trying to invade his mind, and threatens to come looking for them, while Professor Xavier dreams about his sister, Cassandra Nova, who brings up some of the past failings in Xavier’s life, notably the tragic life Xavier’s son, Legion had. The next day, Xavier visits his childhood friend, Carter Ryking, in the Ryking secure Psychiatric Facility, hoping that by reading some of Carter’s memories, it will restore some of his own. Carter, whose mental stability is not quite right, agrees, and Xavier revisits his childhood, when both he and Carter were “patients” of Dr. Milbury, and for the first time, Xavier sees the red mark on Dr. Milbury’s forehead. Xavier recalls the four powerful people at Alamogordo - his father, Kurt Marko, Irene Adler and Dr. Milbury. Returning to his car, Xavier becomes aware of someone watching him - a sniper - and uses his powers to cause a flock of pigeons to fly around the sniper, and allowing Xavier to make his getaway. Later, Carter is about to be given an injection, but seemingly dies. Xavier pours over old photographs, and recalls a time where he was examining Jean Grey’s new powers and she said some very poignant words to him. His mind races to when Bishop recently killed him, and feels that once again he is being watched - indeed, some assassins are outside his motel room, but they are then confronted by…Gambit! Meanwhile, at the Hellfire Club, Sunspot is disappointed with Sebastian Shaw about the mysterious device that recently killed two Hellfire Club staff members. Shaw explains the history of the device, and Sunspot puts him on a tight leash, before telling the other members of the Inner Circle that there will soon be a vacant position within the Inner Circle. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: Reprints: Ms. Marvel #4, Nova #4, Immortal Iron Fist #4, Ghost Rider #17 and X-Men: Legacy #211.

Marvel Your Universe #5 - Various
Importance Rating: 6.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Scot Eaton, Mike Deodato Jr. Writer(s): Mike Carey Release Date: June 2009 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Gambit attacks the assassins who were trying to get at Xavier, and during the battle, Xavier is reunited with Gambit, though he isn’t sure who he is, he delves into Gambit’s mind, and watches a scene play out during which Xavier disbanded the X-Men, and afterwards Gambit confronted him about it. In the present, Gambit explains that he came to find Xavier after he heard someone was paying to have Xavier killed, along with a list of three others - Sebastian Shaw, Cain Marko and Carter Ryking. This worries Xavier, as Carter is powerless. They travel to the Ryking Facility where Carter is institutionalized, only to learn that Carter died from a spontaneous rupturing of every blood cell in the brain. While there, they are spotted by Sebastian Shaw, who begins to follow them. Gambit accompanies Xavier on the journey to Alamogordo, as that is the place that everyone on the list, except Shaw, has in common. Xavier reveals that he intended to return to Alamogordo years ago, but something always got in the way. His mind flashes back to when he was a child, and his mother wanted to leave Alamogordo, but an abusive Kurt Marko wouldn’t let her. After stopping for a break during the long car-ride, the two men discuss various matters, and Xavier’s mind slips again, to a distorted scenario where he is commanding soldiers in war - the soldiers of course being the X-Men, whom he practically orders to their deaths. He is confronted by this militaristic version of himself, who explains that he is a potentiality. In reality, Gambit and Xavier are attacked by the assassin again. Gambit is taken down quickly, but Xavier manages to stumble away, only to fall over and wake up in his mind again, this time, as a child, with Mr. Sinister looming over him, scalpel in hand. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: Reprints: Ms. Marvel #5, Nova #5, Immortal Iron Fist #5, Ghost Rider #18 and X-Men: Legacy #212.

Marvel Your Universe #6 - Various
Importance Rating: 8.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Scot Eaton Writer(s): Mike Carey Release Date: July 2009 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: With the surprising return of the Ragin Cajun, Gambit, Charles must resume putting the pieces of his memory back together while continuing to ward off opposition. Shaw jumps in on the action just in time, joining Gamibt in a truce until they find out who or what is behind all of the attacks. After losing Xavier they go in search for him in an abandonded factory where they find Sinister's master plan of eternal life. Doctor Mueller has also found his plans and has hijacked them to use them for her own fountain of youth. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: Reprints: Avengers: The Initiative #1, Nova #6, Immortal Iron Fist #6, Ghost Rider #19 and X-Men: Legacy #213.

Marvel: Your Universe Saga - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Tom Raney and Various Writer(s): Michael Hoskin, Ronald Byrd, Stuart Vandal, Anthony Flamini, Chris Biggs, Madison Carter, Eric J. Moreels, Richard Green Release Date: September 2008 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Featuring a complete look at the major Marvel events of the last five years, as narrated by Watcher, this is your chance to catch up on everything! Is it all connected? What’s next? These answers and more arrive in Marvel: Your Universe! Comic Notes: Fun Facts: This comic was offered free at licensed comic shops.

Marvel: Year in Review #2 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 1990 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: A Magazine-sized guide covering the best of 1990 in Marvel Comics. All the major points and storylines from that year in the Marvel titles are covered including fake advertisements, best and worst dressed and more. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel: Year in Review #3 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 1991 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: A Magazine-sized guide covering the best of 1991 in Marvel Comics. All the major points and storylines from that year in the Marvel titles are covered including fake advertisements, best and worst dressed and more. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel: Year in Review #4 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 1992 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: A Magazine-sized guide covering the best of 1992 in Marvel Comics. All the major points and storylines from that year in the Marvel titles are covered including fake advertisements, best and worst dressed and more. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel: Year in Review #5 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 1993 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: A Magazine-sized guide covering the best of 1993 in Marvel Comics. All the major points and storylines from that year in the Marvel titles are covered and more. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel: Year in Review #6 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 1994 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: A Magazine-sized guide covering the best of 1994 in Marvel Comics. All the major points and storylines from that year in the Marvel titles are covered including Bloodties crossover and Jean and Scott's wedding. Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Zombies, Vol #3 - Marvel Zombies, Part 3
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Sean Phillips Writer(s): Robert Kirkman Release Date: April 2006 Variant Covers: A. Variant Cover Trade Prints: Marvel Zombies and Marvel Zombies Hardcover -
Comic Summary: All of the infected rush into action and attack the Silver Surfer, not caring who he is or what his message is. The Surfer tries to defend himself, but eventually the infected overpower him. During the devastating battle, some of the infected die and Wolverine loses an arm. Still, the Hulk feeds on the Surfer’s head and some others eat the remains of his body, but there isn’t enough for everyone. The ones that did get to eat from the Surfer notice that his cosmic powers have now flown into their bodies. They decide to test them out on the infected who don’t have the special powers, and eat most of them. A few moments later, Galactus arrives! He explains he wants to devour the entire planet, but first wants to know what happened to his missing herald. The infected explain that they ate him, and are still hungry. They start to attack Galactus. At the same time, the Wasp’s head has helped the uninfected Black Panther escape from Giant-Man’s torment lab. As he scouts the destroyed city, he suddenly is asked where Magneto is. T’Challa isn’t aware of what happened to the now deceased mutant leader, but finds himself surrounded by none other than… the Acolytes! Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Zombies: Black, White & Blood #2 - Under the Eye Of an Unkind Future / The Last Ballad of Beta Ray Bill / Warpath
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Dale Eaglesham, Nelson Dániel, Juan Gedeon Writer(s): Gail Simone, Doug Wagner, Erica Schultz Release Date: November 2023 Variant Covers: A. Lucio Parrillo Variant B. Lucio Parrillo Virgin Variant C. Greg Land Variant D. Cory Smith Variant Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Prepare for horror in the mighty Marvel fashion...from beyond the grave! A mad Reed Richards works in desperation. A lone warrior stands tall against a galaxy of undead. And the unstoppable X-Force faces its greatest foe yet... In the second installment of this all-new MARVEL ZOMBIES anthology series, your favorite (and soon-to-be favorite!) creators tell the most haunting tales their minds can muster - rendered in shades of black, white and blood! Comic Notes: None.

Marvel Zombies: Dead Days #1 - Dead Days
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Sean Phillips Writer(s): Robert Kirkman Release Date: July 2007 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition Trade Prints: Marvel Zombies: Dead Days and Marvel Zombies: Dead Days Hardcover -
Comic Summary: At last-witness the birth of the Marvel Zombies as told by the creative team of the best-selling limited series! Kirkman and Phillips pull out all the stops as they reveal the secret story of the day the Marvel Heroes became brain-eating monsters! Want to see the Avengers eat Jarvis? You won't get that in this month's New Avengers, effendi! Comic Notes: Fun Fact: The gatefold cover is a zombie version of the X-Men #1 classic cover.

Marvel Zombies vs. Army of Darkness #5 - The Stalking Dead
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Sean Phillips, Fernando Blanco Writer(s): John Layman Release Date: July 2007 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Marvel Zombies vs. Army of Darkness Hardcover -
Comic Summary: Ash's hope of saving this world have failed. Mocking him with it's glee, the infernal Necronomicon revealed to him that the zombie plague that has consumed Superhero and Supervillain alike is extraterrestrial in nature. The evil of the Necronomicon had nothing to do with it, and cannot end it. Doctor Doom's defenses are the only thing standing between the Marvel Zombies, and possibly the last living humans in the world. Desperate to hold off the army of super-powered zombies in time to help evacuate the humans to other worlds, Ash turns to the one thing he knows has the power to help... the Necronomicon. Comic Notes: None.

Maximum Anniversary X-Perience - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 1992 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Anniversary preview of all the titles coming in the X-Men titles. Covers the main titles, Gambit limited series, Generation X, crossover with the Avengers and more. Comic Notes: None.

Maximum Security #3 - Maximum Security - Part 19: Whatever The Cost
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Jerry Ordway Writer(s): Kurt Busiek Release Date: January 2001 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Avengers/X-Men: Maximum Security -
Comic Summary: With the Omega Codes retrieved from the Citadel, U.S.Agent leads an army of Earth’s heroes, as well as alien prisoners, on an assault on the processing center in space. On Hala, the Avengers Infinity squad find themselves jailed, while the Supreme Intelligence is left free to carry out his nefarious plan. In the end, it is Tigra who is able to escape her bonds and free the others. Quasar quantum-jumps everyone back to Selandiar, where Moondragon telepathically shows the council what they have learned. The council is in disbelief, however, until Cerise sends a video to the council, showing Earth’s heroes fighting the Ruul and what the Ruul/Kree really did to Earth. The council sees that Ego has terraformed over half the Earth. The Supreme Intelligence telepathically appears and tells the council that he has staged the return of the Kree and is leading an army of Kree, who have already retaken Hala and a score of other former Kree worlds. The terrified council, who was drastically weakened by Ego, does not know what to do. Quasar and the others journey to the processing center to help the heroes. In Florida, the Scarlet Witch leads a group of sorcerers against Ego, but they fail. Gambit reaches Reed Richards and gives him the data to compress Ego. The process works, but Ronan the Accuser arrives with an army of Kree. Quasar teleports all the heroes in the processing center to Earth and a massive battle begins. Reed begins to compress Ego into the Surfer, but the Surfer cannot contain him and is left near death. Quasar volunteers to take the Surfer’s place. Ronan goes after Quasar, but U.S.Agent interferes, which ensues into a heated battle. Ronan wins, but is too late to stop Quasar. With his power gone, Ronan is easily beaten and arrested by U.S.Agent. Despondently, Quasar departs to space to serve his exile once more. A week later, after clean up is almost done, the Avengers try to congratulate U.S.Agent on his leadership, but the man refuses to accept the thanks and is angry that Maximum Security even occurred in the first place. However, when Mowat insults the Avengers, U.S.Agent puts him in his place to the other man’s shock. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: Crossover/Event: Part of the Maximum Security crossover. Fun Fact: Gambit gives Reed Richards the disk he got from the X-Cutioner armor in Gambit #23.

Merry X-Men Holiday Special #1 - Various
Importance Rating: 7.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Alan Davis Writer(s): Chris Claremont Release Date: December 2018 Variant Covers: A. Rian Gonzalez Variant B. Marko Djurdjevic Variant C. Vibranium Variant Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Twenty-five holiday tales of merry mutants, one for each day of December 1 through December 25! What does Magneto do for Hanukkah? What’s Rogue and Gambit’s first married Christmas like? Is Jubilee truly the master of navigating malls during the holidays? These questions and more are answered as all your favorite X-Men and more creators than you can shake a jingle bell at come together for a holiday celebration to last all month long! Comic Notes: Character Interaction: The Cats Stolen Item: Wolverine Toys

Mr. and Mrs. X #1 - Love and Marriage, Part 1
Importance Rating: 10.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Oscar Bazaldua Writer(s): Kelly Thompson Release Date: 2018 Variant Covers: A. Scott Campbell Incentive Variant B. Scott Campbell Incentive Virgin Variant C. Skottie Young Baby Variant D. Humberto Ramos Variant E. Tyler Kirkham Variant A F. Tyler Kirkham Variant B G. Tyler Kirkham Variant C H. Lucio Parillo Variant I. Mike Mayhew Variant J. Second Printing Variant Trade Prints: Mr. and Mrs. X Vol. 1: Love and Marriage -
Comic Summary: Straight from the pages of X-MEN GOLD...to the surprise of everyone, the Marvel Universe’s hottest couple has finally tied the knot! In their extraordinary lives, they've faced nearly every challenge imaginable, but how will they fare against former flames making trouble? An entire galaxy in jeopardy? You want it? We got it! Comic Notes: Character Interaction: Rogue Stolen Item: Shi'ar Egg

Mr. and Mrs. X #2 - Love and Marriage, Part 2
Importance Rating: 10.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Oscar Bazaldua Writer(s): Kelly Thompson Release Date: 2018 Variant Covers: A. Jen Martel Variant Trade Prints: Mr. and Mrs. X Vol. 1: Love and Marriage -
Comic Summary: ROGUE and GAMBIT find themselves tasked with protecting a mysterious package that everyone in the galaxy suddenly seems to want. Why does everyone want this thing and WHAT exactly is it? Perhaps more importantly, is there anything worse than Deadpool crashing your honeymoon? Yes! There is something worse! TECHNET crashing too! Man your battle stations, people -- it's absolute honeymoon mayhem! Comic Notes: Character Interaction: Rogue, Deadpool, Technet Charged Item: Sword

Mr. and Mrs. X #3 - Love and Marriage, Part 3
Importance Rating: 10.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Oscar Bazaldua Writer(s): Kelly Thompson Release Date: 2018 Variant Covers: A. Phil Noto Variant Trade Prints: Mr. and Mrs. X Vol. 1: Love and Marriage -
Comic Summary: ROGUE and GAMBIT'S romantic getaway is but a faint memory as they're forced to team up with DEADPOOL to protect a dangerous and extremely valuable "package" when half the galaxy comes to claim it. What secrets does the package hold that the Imperial Guard and Deathbird (with an entire Shi'ar rebellion in tow!) will risk everything for? More importantly, can Rogue, Gambit, and Deadpool stop bickering long enough to win? Comic Notes: Character Interaction: Rogue, Deadpool, Xandra, Deathbird

Mr. and Mrs. X #4 - Love and Marriage, Part 4
Importance Rating: 10.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Oscar Bazaldua Writer(s): Kelly Thompson Release Date: 2018 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Mr. and Mrs. X Vol. 1: Love and Marriage -
Comic Summary: Undercover in the Shi'ar Empire! • Rogue and Gambit must infiltrate the Shi'ar homeworld in order to save a precious package. • But how are they going to wine and dine the Empire's elite when its soldiers are hot on their trail? Comic Notes: Character Interaction: Rogue, Deadpool, Xandra, Deathbird, Starjammers Charged Item: Whip

Mr. and Mrs. X #5 - Love and Marriage, Part 5
Importance Rating: 10.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Oscar Bazaldua Writer(s): Kelly Thompson Release Date: 2019 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Mr. and Mrs. X Vol. 1: Love and Marriage -
Comic Summary: Gambit and Rogue's honeymoon/mission has been crashed by the likes of Deadpool, the Imperial Guard, the Technet, Deathbird, Shi'ar rebels...and now the Starjammers! Best honeymoon ever? Comic Notes: Character Interaction: Rogue, Deadpool, Xandra, Deathbird, Starjammers

Mr. and Mrs. X #6 - King and Queen
Importance Rating: 10.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Oscar Bazaldua Writer(s): Kelly Thompson Release Date: 2019 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Mr. and Mrs. X Vol. 1: Love and Marriage -
Comic Summary: Gambit and Rogue are throwing a party, and you're invited! • Guest-starring every X-Man their apartment can fit! • Hey, who invited the Thieves Guild?! Comic Notes: Character Interaction: Rogue, Jean Luc LeBeau, Bella Donna Boudreaux

Mr. and Mrs. X #7 - Gambit and Rogue Forever, Part 1
Importance Rating: 10.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): David Lopez Writer(s): Kelly Thompson Release Date: 2019 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Mr. and Mrs. X Vol. 2: Gambit and Rogue Forever -
Comic Summary: Stuck in the Mojoverse! • Rogue and Gambit are forced to relive moments of their past...but this time for the cameras! Comic Notes: Character Interaction: Rogue Stolen Item: Baby Bird

Mr. and Mrs. X #8 - Gambit and Rogue Forever, Part 2
Importance Rating: 10.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): David Lopez Writer(s): Kelly Thompson Release Date: 2019 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Mr. and Mrs. X Vol. 2: Gambit and Rogue Forever -
Comic Summary: Spiral jumps into the fray! But whose side is she really on? Will Rogue and Gambit ever get the vacation they deserve? Comic Notes: Character Interaction: Rogue, Spiral

Mr. and Mrs. X #9 - Gambit and Rogue Forever, Part 3
Importance Rating: 10.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): David Lopez Writer(s): Kelly Thompson Release Date: 2019 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Mr. and Mrs. X Vol. 2: Gambit and Rogue Forever -
Comic Summary: Gambit must use all his thieving skills to steal a precious object. Spiral must single-handedly (or is that multi-handedly?) fight off Mojo's minions. And Rogue is on a mental trip reliving all her defining mutant memories. Not a great time for self-reflection, Rogue! Comic Notes: Character Interaction: Rogue, Spiral Charged Item: Glass Stolen Item: Baby/Soul

Mr. and Mrs. X #10 - Gambit and Rogue Forever, Part 4
Importance Rating: 10.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): David Lopez Writer(s): Kelly Thompson Release Date: 2019 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Mr. and Mrs. X Vol. 2: Gambit and Rogue Forever -
Comic Summary: Gambit & Rogue Forever" concludes! Will the hottest couple in the Marvel Universe be able to escape Mojoworld? Or will they be doomed to rerun hell? Comic Notes: Character Interaction: Rogue, Spiral, Mojo Charged Item: Debris, Floor

Mr. and Mrs. X #11 - The Lady & the Tiger: Part 1
Importance Rating: 10.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): David Lopez Writer(s): Kelly Thompson Release Date: 2019 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Mr. and Mrs. X Vol. 2: Gambit and Rogue Forever -
Comic Summary: Hail the King and Queen of Thieves! The Thieves Guild has come to take what is theirs - where does that leave Rogue and Gambit? Comic Notes: Character Interaction: Jean Luc LeBeau, Candra, Bella Donna Boudreaux, Rogue Charged Item: Wall

Mr. and Mrs. X #12 - The Lady & the Tiger: Part 2
Importance Rating: 10.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): David Lopez Writer(s): Kelly Thompson Release Date: 2019 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Mr. and Mrs. X Vol. 2: Gambit and Rogue Forever -
Comic Summary: Happily Ever After? Rogue and Gambit have had quite the year - will they finally be able to relax and enjoy marital bliss? Don't bet on it! Comic Notes: Character Interaction: Candra, Bella Donna Boudreaux, Rogue, Jean Luc LeBeau Charged Item: Ball Bearings, Chains, Floor Fun Fact: This is the last issue of this series.

Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #3 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Adam Gorham, Carlos Gómez Writer(s): Sabir Pirzada, Iman Vellani Release Date: October 2023 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant -
Comic Summary: The world may have turned against mutantkind, but now they've got Ms. Marvel to stand up for them! As her enemies begin closing in, Kamala is haunted by bad dreams...but they can't be related to her mission, can they? Comic Notes: Variant Only: Gambit does not appear in the comic itself, only on the variant cover shown here.

Mutant X #16 - God and Man
Importance Rating: 8.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Cary Nord Writer(s): Howard Mackie Release Date: January 2000 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition Trade Prints: Mutant X: The Complete Collection Volume 1 -
Comic Summary: The Six begin their mission into finding and rescuing mutants in need. They move to Georgia, where they rescue young mutant Jonah Reeves from attacking mutant hunters. The Six defeat the hunters and bring Jonah to a safe place. A short time later, Nick Fury finds out about these events and sends his Bastion-unit out to bring the Six in. The next mission of the Six brings them to New Orleans. While on their way to rescue the next mutant, the heroes find themselves attacked by members of the United Guild of New Orleans. They bring the Six to their leader, Gambit. Gambit claims that he didn’t kill them because of his past debt with Bloodstorm but, with that debt now repaid, he orders them to leave his town at once. After arguing about what to do, the Bastion-unit and its helpers drop into the building, wanting Gambit’s daugher, Raven, back. A fight comes up, and a stray bullet kills Gambit’s wife, Bella Donna. Bella Donna’s brother, Julien, turns out to be a traitor, who has revealed their secret hideout to Fury and kidnaps Raven, handing her over to the Bastion-unit. Alex finds something familiar about this attack, which the Bastion-unit confirms, but that shall be explained in due time. They teleport away, leaving Gambit and the Six alone. Gambit buries his wife, knowing that, with her death, their marriage won’t have any meaning left and the Guilds will fall apart. Gambit doesn’t care about any of that and just wants to find his daughter again. And, until that day has come, he shall join the Six! (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: Character Interaction: Bella Donna Boudreaux, Raven, Julien Boudreaux, Havok Fun Fact: This is the first appearance of Gambit in this reality. Fun Fact: Gambit of this reality, joins Havok's team after the death of his wife, Bella Donna and the kidnapping of his daughter, Raven by Julien.

Mutant X #17 - Wake Up Call
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Javier Saltares Writer(s): Howard Mackie Release Date: February 2000 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition Trade Prints: Mutant X: The Complete Collection Volume 1 -
Comic Summary: Havok can’t sleep and, when wandering off from the rest of his team, he’s once again reunited with his brother, Cyclops! Cyclops is on the run for a mysterious enemy that has wiped out the rest of his Starjammer teammates and he has come to warn Alex. Alex and Scott fight their way through but get, nontheless, captured by Mr. Sinister. Sinister wants to use them in his experiments and gives the boys the free choice of aiding him volunteerly, but to him it doesn’t really matter, as Sinister would hate it if he had to destroy them. Alex and Scott find a way to free themselves and destroy Sinister’s entire headquarters and escape. Scott finds it best that he leaves the Earth to keep them both out of Sinister’s hands. Alex agrees, but admits he is going to miss his brother, and so will Scott. Mr. Sinister has monitored everything from another base, having what he needed from the Summers brothers. He orders his “employee,” Jean Grey, to return to the living and to her former comrades-in-arms. And, after that, it shall finally be time to unleash the X-Man! (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: None.

Mutant X #19 - The Coming
Importance Rating: 3.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Javier Saltares Writer(s): Howard Mackie Release Date: May 2000 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition Trade Prints: Mutant X: The Complete Collection Volume 2 -
Comic Summary: Professor Charles Xavier is attacked by the Four Horsemen. Curious, because Xavier is supposed to be dead! Xavier fights the Horsemen and has enough power left to send away a telepathic message for help. Meanwhile, the Six have a reunion with Scotty and Elektra. While the Six go play with Scotty, Alex and Elektra wander off from the team and kiss. When Scotty hears the powerful message of Xavier, the Six decide to go help, but Elektra and Scotty must run into safety. They do, and the Six go help Xavier, whom they can’t believe is still alive. Xavier telepathically helps the Six defeat the Horsemen. They succeed, but Xavier wants to kill them all. Havok can’t do that, of course. Xavier explains that his worst fear has come true: his ancient enemy walks amongst them once more. When the defeated Horsemen crawl back up, their eyes go wide open in agony, as their mighty lord appears before them, who is nobody else than: Apocalypse! (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: None.

Mutant X #22 - Tremble Before His Might
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Tom Lyle Writer(s): Howard Mackie Release Date: August 2000 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition Trade Prints: Mutant X: The Complete Collection Volume 2 -
Comic Summary: After a short battle with Xavier, the Six escape in their plane and move over to Apocalypse’s citadel, where they can be safe. The Six can’t believe to see Magneto still alive, who confirms and explains that the rest of the X-Men are alive as well and are scattered all over the four courners of the world, preparing to defend the world against Xavier’s attack. Magneto takes Alex and Captain America with him and they plan their strategies. When Apocalypse and his Four Horsemen show up, the Six see them as enemies. Alex calms his friends down, explaining they are the good guys. When they fought them the last time, they were under the mind control of Xavier and the Shadow King. Apocalypse explains that Xavier plans to take over every mind of the United States government and bring fear to everyone, using a simulacrum of Galactus. The heroes and their allies go to New York, where “Galactus” has already landed and attacks. They draw his attention and Galactus brings out help in the form of his “Heralds,” Drax, the Silver Surfer and Nova. They are easily defeated, however, because they are not the real one’s. The heroes combine their powers against Galactus, who… melts! After their victory, Xavier and Mr. Sinister show up. Xavier explains that the villains they fought are the results of years of engineering by Sinister and they did exactly what they hoped for. Sinister activates a device on his wrist and, from the molten ashes of Galactus, green creatures appear. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: None.

Mutant X #23 - The Gift of Fear
Importance Rating: 5.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Tom Lyle Writer(s): Howard Mackie Release Date: September 2000 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition Trade Prints: Mutant X: The Complete Collection Volume 2 -
Comic Summary: The green creatures created by Mr. Sinister and Xavier make the heroes witness their worst fears. Even Havok falls for them but he receives the help of Jean Grey and Apocalypse, who shield his thoughts from Xavier. Xavier kills Apocalypse, so Alex stands alone. Xavier gives Alex the choice to join him or not. Should he say no, X-Man shall kill the kidnapped Scotty and Raven. Alex almost gives in, but is strong enough to resist. Xavier explains his plan to take over every mind on the planet and create one huge mind: his. Hearing this, Sinister becomes angry at Xavier, because this is not what they discussed and Sinister won’t allow him to destroy the human race. Subsequently, Sinister and Xavier fight and Xavier kills Sinister. X-Man goes over to his deceased “father” and drops Scotty and Raven, who combine their powers with Alex’ plasma-blasts and defeat Xavier. While nobody else notices Xavier getting up again, the Brute takes the bullet before Xavier can blast Alex. Xavier disappears, promising that this is only the beginning of the end. The Six return to their castle and send Scotty, Elektra and Raven with Magneto and the X-Men to live on the moon, where they shall be safe. After putting the Brute in the infirmary, the rest of the Six plan their next move. Alex isn’t sure anymore if he should continue lead the team. Their conversation is ended by the Brute, who is surprisingly already healed, and has his intelligence back! (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: Title Logic: 'The Gift of Fear' is a nonfiction self help book written by Gavin de Becker.

Mutant X #25 - Thresholds
Importance Rating: 6.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Tom Lyle Writer(s): Howard Mackie Release Date: November 2000 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition Trade Prints: Mutant X: The Complete Collection Volume 2 -
Comic Summary: It’s the Brute’s birthday today. Unfortunatly, on this day, Brute discovers that he is losing his intelligence again. But he still has enough time to help his friends. Brute summons up the entire team to help send Alex back to his home world. Brute opens the Negative Zone and shows Alex the way home. Unfortunatly, the radiation rays coming out of the portal are too strong and Brute has to shut the portal down. Alex notices his team being exhausted and orders them the week off. Cap plans to visit his old Avenger teammates. Ice-Man goes to his parents. Gambit goes back to New Orleans and Bloodstorm wants to find Katherine Pryde and Forge. Alex goes to New Hamburgh Station. Brute begs Alex to let him stay and continue his work so Alex lets him. Instead of visiting the Avengers, Cap goes into a bar and walks into Ice-Man, who didn’t go visit his parents like he told to either. They even meet with Gambit and Bloodstorm, who didn’t do what they said as well! They stay together for the night and watch the fireworks and come to the conclusion that they are all a family now; the only one they’ve got. Meanwhile, Alex meets a woman named Andrea. They have a talk and she helps Alex figure some things out. The Six return to the castle and Brute calls for them because he has now finally found ways to help his friends. Brute re-opens the portal wich is now strong enough to get Alex through. Alex isn’t sure, however, about returning home. Suddenly, a black energy creature comes out of the portal and starts attacking. Alex doesn’t go through the portal and helps his friends defeating it and shuts the portal down, thereby destroying his only chance to get back home. Alex explains that he didn’t want to go back, because he feels like he belongs here. Hank continues and cures Ice-Man, who can now shift back to his human-form. But then Hank gets a huge head-ache and loses his intelligence again and, sadly, transforms back to his former self. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: Fun Fact: Gambit is now a vampire in this series from this issue on, because of events in the Mutant X Annual (2000). Fun Fact: There is an error in this comic. Gambit says that Bella Donna was killed by the Goblin Queen, but she was killed by a stray bullet when her brother, Julien, betrayed the Guild.

Mutant X #26 - Long Days Journey Through the Night
Importance Rating: 7.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Ron Lim Writer(s): Howard Mackie Release Date: December 2000 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition Trade Prints: Mutant X: The Complete Collection Volume 2 -
Comic Summary: A rampaging Bloodstorm fights her way through a bar, demanding to know from the scared customers where to find him. Not getting her answer, she prepares to kill the entire bar. She is stopped by Gambit, who, after a short fight with her, calms Bloodstorm down. She explains how it all came to this. It all began earlier in the night, when the Six were summoned up by Henry Peter Gyrich, who asked them for help. At the Vault, there was a class Alpha emergency. Some thieves had stolen a valuable box. Bloodstorm smelled something familiar and told Gyrich and the Six that she would retrieve the box alone. She wandered off, searching, until she was found by Gambit. Gambit informs Bloodstorm that Gyrich told them a Vault security guard damaged the thieves transport vehicle, which crashed in a nearby sewer tunnel. Bloodstorm knocks Gambit down, thanking him for the info and disappears. Meanwhile, in the sewers, the team called the Marauders are trying to get themselves and the stolen box into safety and to their boss. While the Marauders argue among each other, they don’t notice the box getting carried away by mysterious shadow creatures. The Marauders eventually notice it and chase the creatures. Bloodstorm makes it to the sewer and has been followed again by Gambit and they go into the sewer as well. The Marauders fight for their lives against the shadow creatures, but are helped by Bloodstorm, who strikes the Marauders down as well, ordering them to leave now. The Marauders won’t listen to reason, so Bloodstorm prepares to kill them. Bloodstorm is stopped by Gambit and the Marauders leave. Gambit, realizing that Bloodstorm’s actions are made because of the box, makes it float away in the sewer water. Bloodstorm calms down and thanks Gambit for his help. Gambit asks who was inside the box. Bloodstorm doesn’t understand that Gambit didn’t hear his voice his mind, but she confirms that her Dark Lord lives again. Dracula walks amongst mankind once more. Wanting to go get the box back, the shadow creatures appear and introduce themselves as the Outcasts. They want to make Gambit pay for his past sins against them and engulf he and Bloodstorm in a bright, white light. Afterwards, a vagabond finds the box and opens it. Dracula arises, and he hungers! (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: Character Interaction: Storm Title Logic: 'Long Day's Journey Into Night' is a 1956 drama in four acts written by American playwright Eugene O'Neill.

Mutant X #27 - The Challenge
Importance Rating: 9.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Tom Lyle Writer(s): Howard Mackie Release Date: January 2001 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition Trade Prints: Mutant X: The Complete Collection Volume 2 -
Comic Summary: Bloodstorm remembers a time of her past, when she was young and riding the winds in Africa until the moment her parents died during a war. Bloodstorm also remembers what it was like to be claustrofobic, and how she overcame that fear by turning into a vampire. Bloodstorm remembers what happpened and goes to find Gambit, who’s no longer with her. Bloodstorm is confronted by Dagger and the Outcasts, who want to make Gambit pay for the crimes he commited to them. Gambit once led evil people to their tunnels and those people killed nearly every Outcast. Now, Gambit must die. Bloodstorm won’t allow that to happen and challenges Dagger for a duel. Should she win, Gambit is free. But, should Bloodstorm fail, he’ll die and Bloodstorm too. Bloodstorm accepts the rules and begins to fight. Meanwhile, in the Six’s castle, Jean and Havok have a romantic moment, which gets interupted by the rest of the Six. They want to find their missing teammates. Suddenly, a holographic projection of Henry McCoy appears, in human form. While still intelligent, the Brute took the liberaty to install some DNA from him into the computer and make a smart projection of himself. And, by this, he can reveal that he has found a way to cure Gambit and Bloodstorm. As the fight continues, Bloodstorm wins and defeats Dagger. She frees Gambit. Dagger gets up, refusing to loose, and Bloodstorm accidently stabs Dagger through her stomach! Dagger begs Bloodstorm to finish her off, but Bloodstorm doesn’t want to. Dagger doesn’t want to suffer anymore, to know that she can never walk into the sun. Gambit feels the same and believes that he and Bloodstorm are better off dead as well. The two vampires let the sun rays touch them, almost burning them up. The Six arrive just in time and Ice-Man blocks the sewertop, thereby stopping the sunrays from coming through. Havok gives the antidote Hank McCoy made. The vampires drink it up and are now able to walk into the sun. The Six return home, unknowing that a greater danger is upon them. From his tomb, Dracula awakes. He prepares himself, because now is finally the time to be reunited with his… Bloodstorm! (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: Character Interaction: Storm Fun Fact: This issue was Mutant X's version of the trial of Gambit.

Mutant X #28 - The Hunted Part 1
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Ron Lim Writer(s): Howard Mackie Release Date: February 2001 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition Trade Prints: Mutant X: The Complete Collection Volume 2 -
Comic Summary: In the Pacific, hunters find Wolverine, who stares at them with their claws open. The hunters want to kill him, but their attention is changed by Sabretooth, who kills all the hunters. When Sabretooth wants to go after Wolverine, he is already gone. Sabretooth promises Logan that he will come for him. Meanwhile, Jean Grey has a nightmare and finds out that Wolverine is back and alive, not dead like she thought he was. Startled by the discovery, she interrupts a training session of the Six and begs them for help. Meanwhile, Wolverine sneaks around a lonely house where he used to live, before being kidnapped by the Weapon X Program. Wolverine meets his daughter, Marie, who he tells to go back to bed and pretend this was all just a dream. Wolverine, however, smells Sabretooth approaching and leaves. Sabretooth attacks him, saying that he’s been paid to bring Wolverine back to the Weapon X Program alive and plans to kill Wolverine’s family. Wolverine destroys a nearby gas tank and Sabretooth is caught in the explosion. Wolverine makes it out alive but is confronted by Jean and the Six. Wolverine falls in her arms, asking what happened to him. Jean doesn’t know the answer, but promises that they will find out. Meanwhile, Mariko packs and plans to leave but, when there’s a knock on the door, she goes to open it. She finds Sabretooth, with heavy body burns, and he’s ready to finish her off! (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: None.

Mutant X #30 - Blame Canada
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Ron Lim Writer(s): Howard Mackie Release Date: April 2001 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition Trade Prints: Mutant X: The Complete Collection Volume 2 -
Comic Summary: Having not heard from their leader Havok in hours, the rest of the Six travel to Canada to find out what’s wrong. But, before they can cross the border, they are attacked by the Avengers. The leader of the Avengers, the Black Widow, tells the Six to turn back quick, or they’ll fight them. The Avengers, and especially the Widow, all seem to have a grudge towards Captain America, who left them when they needed him most. The Avengers claim that they also almost died because of him. Bloodstorm isn’t interested, as she wants to get Havok back, so the two super-teams begin to fight. Cap can’t believe that this is happening. Meanwhile, James Hudson and the Professor arrive and want to bring Wolverine back into the Program, so the Professor sends his Super-Soldiers out in search of Logan. He, Alex and Jean have barely enough strength to defeat one Soldier and wonder how they could defeat a platoon of them. Havok and the others make it to the border, but find both the Six and the Avengers, defeated! Only an exhausted Captain America still stands. Havok asks Cap what happened, but he only mumbles things. Wolverine smells something; they’ve got company. He snikts his claws open and the Professor, the Super-Soldiers and Hudson arrive on the scene. Hudson tells Logan that fighting isn’t such a good idea. It’s over. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: Title Logic: "Blame Canada" is an Academy Award nominated song from the film South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut released in 1999.

Mutant X #31 - You Say You Want A Resolution?
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Ron Lim Writer(s): Howard Mackie Release Date: May 2001 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition Trade Prints: Mutant X: The Complete Collection Volume 2 -
Comic Summary: Deep within the core of the Earth, a mysterious creature begins to awake from it’s long rest. On Earth itself, Captain America gets out of control and increazes in an enormous size and receives an enermous amount of energy. The Professor order Hudson and his Super-Soldiers to destroy Cap but, before they can do that, Cap kills them all! Havok fears and wonders how they could possibly stop Captain America. The Avengers wake up and try to fight Cap, but he finds them traitors and kills them all! Alex tells Wolverine to take Jean and get his family into safety, while he stays behind to stop Cap. They do, and Alex also orders the Six to leave in their plane. Havok and Captain America fight, which concludes in Havok killing Captain America. Havok and the Six return to their castle, only to be ambushed by Dracula, bites Havok’s in the neck. Now that Dracula has fed, the real fun can begin. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: None.

Mutant X Annual 2000 - A Sinister Thread - Thieves in the Night
Importance Rating: 9.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Colleen Doran Writer(s): Howard Mackie Release Date: May 2000 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition Trade Prints: Mutant X: The Complete Collection Volume 2 -
Comic Summary: Bloodstorm and her new friend, Gambit, break into a building, both of them not knowing whose building it is and who it is they are robbing from. After opening a mysterious door, Bloodstorm’s former teammate from her X-Men days, Warren Worthington III, comes falling out, nearly fainting! Warren, now calling himself Death, recognizes Bloodstorm. Both former friends and teammates are obviously not pleased to see each other, as they were apparently once much more than just friends, up until Bloodstorm noticed that Warren was keeping secrets from her and the team. Death’s fellow Horsemen, War, comes to his aid and together they attack Gambit and Bloodstorm. Bloodstorm summons up the Creatures of the Night, so that she and Gambit can continue their job and keep running. After Bloodstorm reveals how she was bitten by Dracula, they enter a huge lab and rescue two babies. Death slashes Gambit in his back, but Bloodstorm saves his life by turning Gambit into a vampire! After defeating Death and War, Gambit thanks Bloodstorm for saving his life, but Bloodstorm believes that she only took it. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: Character Interaction: Storm Fun Fact: This issue explains how Gambit became a vampire in this reality.

Mutant X Annual 2001 - The Key
Importance Rating: 4.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): James Fry Writer(s): Howard Mackie Release Date: May 2001 Variant Covers: A. Newsstand Edition Trade Prints: Mutant X: The Complete Collection Volume 2 -
Comic Summary: The Beyonder drains the life force out of the deceased Captain America, learning his memories and finding out about Havok. The Beyonder believes Alex to be the key that holds the information he has been seeking all those thousand of lifetimes. The Beyonder returns to Earth, causing mass destructions in the hope that Alex shows himself. His plan doesn’t work out as hoped, so the Beyonder stops the distructions and goes to search for Alex himself. Meanwhile, Havok struggles with life and death after being bitten by Dracula. Dracula disappears after he and the Six become aware of the Beyonder’s prescence. The Six bring Alex to the medi-lab and receive a good-bye from Wolverine, who feels sorry for not helping out, as he has to bring his family into safety. The X-Men have also survived the attack and make it back to Earth, traveling to the Six to help them. They get the help from Dr. Strange, who spreads the word to every super-powered being to help them fight the Beyonder. Gambit leaves unnoticed, stealing a plane and wanting to bring his daughter into safety. While almost every hero gets killed, Scotty reaches into his dad’s mind and brings Alex back. Havok blasts Dracula down, but he survives. Dracula informs the mutants that this is only the beginning, as the Beyonder walks among them and plans to destroy the entire multiverse! (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net) Comic Notes: None.

Mutants vs. Ultras - First Encounters
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: November 1995 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Professor Xavier uses Cerebro to tray and track his step-brother, Marko Cain, better known as Juggernaut. Not being able to find him the X-men go out in a desperate search for him. They run through a major rift in the sky, which turns into a rift in time and space. Elsewhere in the Ultraverse, Juggernaut, Reaper, and Siena Blaze are in Battle with Strike, Shuriken, and Amber Hunt. The X-men fly into the rift create by Gateway. They drop into the battle once seeing Juggernaut. They manage to fight off the demon that eats Exiles and saves the planet that Gateway dropped them on. The go back, without the Juggernaut, leaving him there in hopes that he will become a changed man as he claims. Comic Notes: Reprints: Prime vs. Hulk, Night Man vs. Wolverine, and All New Exiles vs. X-Men.

Mys-Tech Wars #1 - Strange Screams Of Death
Importance Rating: 2.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Bryan Hitch Writer(s): Dan Abnett Release Date: March 1993 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: The evil Mys-Tech corporation has been a major factor in most of the Marvel UK books. They've been the primary villains in the Dark Angel and Motorhead books, and they are the Warheads' employers. Death's Head II's book has been the exception, but he did come across the Warheads in their series. Even the Knights of Pendragons, who primarily deal with the Bane, haven't avoided repeated run-ins with Mys-Tech in their second series. So it's only natural that a crossover involving all of the Marvel UK titles be all about Mys-Tech. Comic Notes: Extras: Gambit is in an advertisement for the VHS release of the FOX cartoon.

Mys-Tech Wars #2 - Ignorant Armies
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Bryan Hitch Writer(s): Dan Abnett Release Date: April 1993 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Mys-Tech detect an anomaly on Un-Earth, which could not just screw up their plans but cause the demons they've summoned to go out of control and "rip this planet [i.e. the real Earth] into its component molecules". The anomaly is Death's Head II, who accidentally wound up on Un-Earth at the end of last issue. Death's Head II is attacked by demons as well as an anti-body created by Un-Earth which is a replica of Death's Head II, and we'll see more of both in Death Head's tie-in issue. But Mys-Tech also send the Warheads to Un-Earth to take care of the anomaly. Comic Notes: Extras: Gambit is in an advertisement for the Spider-Man video game.

Mys-Tech Wars #3 - Darkness Visible
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Bryan Hitch Writer(s): Dan Abnett Release Date: May 1993 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Heroes die as the Psycho Warriors show no quarter, Wolverine and Captain America battle Motormouth and Killpower, and Death's Head II takes on the Warheads in "Darkness Visible." Dark Angel, Professor X, Psylocke, Hulk, Thor. Comic Notes: None.

Mys-Tech Wars #4 - When The Battle's Lost And Won
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Bryan Hitch Writer(s): Dan Abnett Release Date: June 1993 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. -
Comic Summary: Will Dark Angel's arresting of the entropic implosion of the Earth using the UnEarth's power postpone armageddon? Find out in "When the Battle's Lost and Won"! Wolverine, Captain America, Jean Grey, Professor X, Killpower, Psylocke, Death's Head II, Nick Fury. The world is falling apart because Wolverine and Death's Head II killed two members of the Mys-Tech executive board. Dark Angel holds it together. Comic Notes: Extras: Gambit is in an advertisement for the Sega X-Men game.

Mystique, Vol 2 #1 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Declan Shalvey Writer(s): Declan Shalvey Release Date: October 2024 Variant Covers: A. Rose Besch Variant B. Rose Besch Virgin Variant C. Rickie Yagawa Variant D. Logo Variant E. Yasmine Putri Variant F. David Baldeon Variant G. Rickie Yagawa Deadpool Variant H. Kaare Andrews Unknown Comics Exclusive I. Kaare Andrews Unknown Comics Virgin Exclusive Trade Prints: Mystique -
Comic Summary: Reminding the world to hate and fear her! How do you track a subject with a history that contradicts itself? How do you stop a force whose motives change like quicksilver? How do you stop a target that can be anyone? That's the question that confronts Nick Fury as he stumbles upon a web of lies and espionage leading back to Mystique. From the ashes of Krakoa, the shape-shifting mutant terrorist returns to remind the world exactly why it hates and fears her. From award-winning creator Declan Shalvey (MOON KNIGHT), MYSTIQUE sifts through the dark underbelly of the Marvel Universe to tell a tale of action and espionage targeting Marvel's most mysterious mutant. Comic Notes: None.

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