Avengers: The Serpent Crown #[nn]

In "The Phantom Empire," Moondragon and Thor race against time to find a vanished Hawkeye, while the rest of the Avengers—guided by Patsy Walker—join Captain America on a high-stakes raid into Brand Corp. But the mission takes a deadly turn when the Squadron Supreme ambushes them, leaving the team reeling.

In "Go West, Young Gods," Hawkeye teams up with a band of frontier outlaws to defend a moving train from a ruthless gang, while Thor and Moondragon watch from the shadows, cloaked in disguise. Meanwhile, the captured Avengers face mockery from Hugh Jones, Colonel Buzz Baxter, and the Squadron Supreme, as tensions simmer across two timelines locked in a clash of legacy and power.

When a desperate Brand launches an attack on the Avengers, Iron Man and Captain America stumble upon a forgotten storage unit containing the vintage Cat costume. Patsy Walker, inspired by the relic, dons it and steps into the role of the new Hellcat. As tensions flare and the Avengers prepare to face the Squadron once more, Hugh Jones abruptly pulls both teams into the Squadron’s world—leaving their fate uncertain.

In "Crisis on Other-Earth," the Avengers confront the Squadron on their home planet, seizing the Serpent Crown that fuels their regime—only for the artifact to fail in claiming the Scarlet Witch. After the time-displaced heroes return, the Two-Gun Kid chooses to stay in Arizona with Hawkeye, forging a new path in the American West.

In "20,000 Leagues under Justice," the Avengers confront yet another Squadron team, but instead of retreating to their own Earth, they make a bold choice: to intervene in the fate of the Squadron's world before leaving. The story unfolds as the team grapples with the consequences of their actions in a reality on the brink, testing their resolve and sense of justice.

In "The Gods and the Gang!" from Avengers: The Serpent Crown #nn (2005), with Thor and Moondragon the last Avengers standing against the relentless Weapon One, the battle tests their strength and resolve. Meanwhile, Jo and Patsy navigate the final, tense moments of their relationship—no easy path, no guarantees.