A+X #1
This collection pairs up heroes from across the Marvel Universe in a series of standalone team-up stories, featuring unexpected duos like Spider-Man and Wolverine, Captain America and Storm, and Iron Man and Thor. Each issue delivers a complete, action-packed adventure that highlights the unique chemistry between two characters, often with a twist or a fresh take on their dynamics. The volume gathers the first six issues of the 2013 series, offering a sampler of creative pairings and high-energy superheroics.
In "Fight for the Future," Hulk and Wolverine face off against their darker, future selves in a clash that reshapes the present. Written by Jeph Loeb and illustrated by Dale Keown, with inks by Danny Miki and colors by Frank D'Armata, this pivotal A+X #1 introduces a high-stakes confrontation where alternate versions of the heroes confront a dire truth: the Red Hulk must die for the world to survive. The cover by Ed McGuinness captures the intensity of the moment, setting the tone for a story that redefines legacy and sacrifice.
In "Fight for the Future," Atticus Trask's desperate leap into the past sets off a chain of catastrophic choices, as he arms the Nazis with the Sleeper program and a terrifying Sentinel. With time unraveling, Captain America and Bucky join forces with the time-jumping warrior Cable in a race to undo what’s been done—before the future is lost for good.
In "null," Hulk and Wolverine face off against their darker, future selves—alternate versions of themselves sent back in time to eliminate the Red Hulk. As the battle unfolds, the defeated invaders are brought before their own Red Hulk in the White House, where they’re given a chilling ultimatum: for the world to survive, the Red Hulk must die.
In "null," Jo finds herself at the center of an unexpected crisis when Stark attempts to recruit her for Stark Resilient—only for a Pym Particle mishap to plunge her and Stark into the microscopic world inside her own body. There, they face a hidden threat: Brood larvae that have been dormant in her nasal cavities since months prior, now awakened and on the move.
In "null," Black Panther faces off against AIM agents attempting to breach Wakanda’s borders, all while navigating a stormy encounter with Storm, whose sudden thunderstorm interrupts a gathering of women vying for T'Challa’s attention. Forced to unite, the two heroes turn their focus to stopping a dangerous poaching ring threatening Wakanda’s wilderness.
In "Planet of the Beasts!" from A+X #1, Spider-Man and Beast find themselves stranded on a bizarre alternate world where blue-furred descendants of the Beast rule over a horde of zombies. As they navigate this twisted realm, Beast must resist Queen Talia’s overtures to protect Spider-Man from the deadly Goliacat—before both are sent back to Earth-616.
In "The New Deal?", Kid Omega reluctantly joins forces with Captain America to stop MOGOD in an AIM-occupied town, their partnership strained by mutual skepticism. When the mission ends, Kid Omega insists Captain America accompany him back to the Jean Grey School—less to ensure safety, more to protect the hero’s public image from the fallout of their uneasy alliance.
In "null," Mr. Sinister infiltrates Dr. Doom’s fortress in Latveria with a chilling objective: to steal Loki’s DNA. When monstrous, twisted creatures attack, Loki and Sinister are forced into an uneasy alliance—though their true motives remain far from united.
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↩ Reprints A+X #1 (2012), A+X #1 (2012), A+X #2 (2013), A+X #2 (2013), A+X #3 (2013), A+X #3 (2013), A+X #4 (2013), A+X #4 (2013), A+X #5 (2013), A+X #6 (2013)
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