Avengers West Coast Epic Collection #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis Epic Collection gathers the final issues of the original West Coast Avengers series, including the 'Terminated' storyline where the team faces a devastating threat that leads to their disbandment. Collecting issues from the late 1980s and early 1990s, this volume features key moments for characters like Hawkeye, Mockingbird, and the Vision, as the team's long-running saga comes to a close.
In "Whatsoever a Man Soweth... (The Reaper and the Robot part 1)," Tigra fights to pilot a damaged quinjet across the Pacific, desperate to warn her teammates of a deadly trap—only to crash and fall unconscious. Meanwhile, Wonder Man, Scarlet Witch, and Wasp arrive in Australia to track down Dr. Demonicus, only to be captured by his enforcers, the Pacific Overlords. Trapped in a hidden underwater lair, they discover the rest of the Avengers West Coast already imprisoned in stasis, while Demonicus rises a new island—Demonica—from the ocean floor, setting his sights on dominion over the Pacific. Written by Roy Thomas and Dann Thomas, with art by David Ross and George Freeman, and a striking cover by Paul Ryan and Danny Bulanadi, this gripping installment blends high-stakes action with a chilling sense of isolation and impending doom.
In "Grudge Match," the reformed West Coast Avengers face fresh tensions when U.S. Agent is left off the new UN-led roster, sparking a volatile clash with Hawkeye that escalates before the team intervenes. The confrontation forces U.S. Agent to confront his place within the Avengers, leading to a pivotal decision about his future with the group.
When Spider-Woman evades government forces and reaches California, she’s ambushed by two towering Pacific Overlords during a mysterious dockside incident. Rushing to her aid, the newly reformed Avengers West Coast must confront a colossal toddler with explosive strength and uncover the sinister hand of Dr. Demonicus behind the attack.
In "...And Die in Infamy! [The Pacific Overlords Part II]," Hawkeye and Spider-Woman are left behind to guard a captured giant infant while the rest of the Avengers West Coast split up to hunt down the Pacific Overlords across Australia and Japan. When they uncover a hidden lead, they race to Hawaii—arriving just as Namor is ambushed at the Pearl Harbor memorial by Sunfire and Pele, who claim allegiance to the Overlords. Though Sunfire fights with terrifying resolve, his defeat reveals a shocking truth: he’s been mind-controlled by the ancient entity Demonicus. Meanwhile, the Commission orders USAgent to eliminate Spider-Woman, setting a deadly course for the team.
In "The Pacific Overlords -- Part III: Chaos and Chrysanthemums," Iron Man, Wasp, and Tigra land in Japan on a mission to stop Dr. Demonicus and the Pacific Overlords—only to face a deadly Yakuza gang led by the tattooed menace Irezumi. As the team is overwhelmed, Tigra barely escapes in the quinjet to warn her allies, while Dr. Demonicus transforms Living Lightning into pure electricity. Meanwhile, Hawkeye and Spider-Woman return to the AWC base, only to be ambushed by USAgent, sent by the government to eliminate Spider-Woman—yet he hesitates, torn by duty and conscience.
In "The Pacific Overlords (Part IV): Demonica Rising," Tigra pushes through injury to pilot a damaged quinjet toward Australia, desperate to warn her teammates of the trap ahead. Wonder Man, Scarlet Witch, and Wasp arrive to confront Dr. Demonicus only to be overwhelmed by his Pacific Overlords and brought to a hidden underwater lair, where they find the rest of the team trapped in stasis—just as Demonicus reshapes the ocean floor into a new island, Demonica, to launch his dominion over the Pacific.
In "The Pacific Overlords Part V: Operation: Overlords," Hawkeye, USAgent, Spider-Woman, and Sunfire confront Dr. Demonicus, who’s turned a newly forged island in the Pacific into his own empire. With the help of Living Lightning, who breaks from Demonicus’s side, the team liberates their captured teammates and dismantles the Overlords’ reign—only to be abruptly ousted by the U.N., which officially recognizes Demonica as a sovereign nation. As the Avengers West Coast return home, they begin reshaping their roster in the aftermath.
In "Turn of the Sentry," the West Coast Avengers join forces with Captain America to rescue Rick Jones, who’s been taken by the Shi'ar. With Oracle using Rick to locate the Psyche-Magnetron, the team faces a colossal Kree Sentry guarding the device—just as the Shi'ar make their escape with a piece of the relic. Cap calls on Quasar to pursue the fleeing Shi'ar into the stars.
In "They Also Serve..." from Avengers West Coast Epic Collection #6, the arrival of the Imperial Guard throws Earth's remaining Avengers into chaos as they clash to rescue Warstar, Atlas, and Minerva. After a tense confrontation, Captain Atlas is captured and taken off-world, leaving Minerva to grapple with the aftermath while Quasar attempts to intercept the retreating Guard.
In "Shi'ar Hatred!", the Avengers find themselves caught in a storm of interstellar tension as the Shi'ar Empire teeters on the brink of war. With the Kree Starforce imprisoned, Earth under threat from a rogue Shi'ar stargate, and the Nega-Bomb vanished, the Avengers clash with the Imperial Guard—only to be stunned when a shocking betrayal surfaces. As Lilandra seeks a fragile peace, Quasar delivers a crucial lead, sending the team racing toward a new mystery.
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