Avengers Unconquered #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Venom Bomb (Part One)," the New Avengers race to stop a terrifying invasion as the Venom and Carnage symbiotes unleash chaos across New York—just as Maya begins to change in ways no one expected. With the Hood slipping away in a demonic guise and the Immortal Fist feeling his powers fade, Dr. Strange's spell clears the air, but the real threat is only beginning. Brian Michael Bendis and Leinil Francis Yu deliver a tense, escalating chapter, with Frank Cho’s dynamic cover capturing the moment the city teeters on the edge.
In "The Venom Bomb (Part One)," Spider-Woman brings Iron Man a shocking discovery: the Skrull-possessed body of Elektra. With the fate of the city hanging in the balance, Iron Man urges her to join the Mighty Avengers—just as a wave of Venom and Carnage symbiotes erupts, turning ordinary civilians into terrifying new threats.
In "The Trust (Part Two)," paranoia runs deep as the New Avengers struggle to trust each other, haunted by the possibility one among them is a Skrull. When The Owl’s theft of a working Deathlok ends in murder at the hands of The Hood, Wolverine is drawn into a violent clash with the masked villain, while tensions within the team reach a breaking point.
In "The Trust (Part Three)," the New Avengers race to stop a symbiote invasion in New York, only to face a terrifying transformation in their midst as Maya begins to change. With the Hood evading capture by shifting into a demonic form and the Immortal Fist grappling with fading power, the team must rely on Dr. Strange’s spell to confirm their identities—just as the battle with Venom and Carnage escalates.
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↩ Reprints New Avengers #33 (2007), New Avengers #34 (2007), The Mighty Avengers #7 (2008)
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