Cloak and Dagger Omnibus #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis second omnibus collects the latter half of the original Cloak and Dagger series, including their solo title and crossovers with Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, and the Punisher. The volume follows Tyrone Johnson and Tandy Bowen as they confront the demonic Mister Jip, the psychic D'Spayre, and the Kingpin's criminal empire, while also exploring the darker corners of the Marvel Universe. It features guest appearances by Daredevil, the X-Men, and Ghost Rider, and includes the complete 'Predator and Prey' storyline.
"Nightflight" in Cloak and Dagger Omnibus #2 (2021) delivers a gritty, high-stakes tale where a pesticide-mutated man named Rodent unleashes his Super-Rats on New York, trapping children in the sewers as leverage against the city’s use of poison. With Nightmare scheming to manipulate Cloak into assassinating Dr. Strange, the duo must confront both the monstrous Rodent and the growing shadow of supernatural betrayal. Written by Bill Mantlo and illustrated by Bret Blevins, with colors by Glynis Oliver and letters by Ken Bruzenak, the story’s cover by Rick Leonardi captures the series’ eerie, urban edge.
In "Vermin," a man transformed into a grotesque, rat-like creature by a tainted pesticide vows to punish New York for its war on rats, enslaving children in the city’s sewers as hostages. When his twisted plan escalates, Cloak and Dagger must confront both the monstrous Rodent and a deeper, more sinister threat lurking in the shadows.
In "Mr. Jip, Usurper of Souls," Dagger faces off against the enigmatic Mr. Jip, a foe whose dark past is tied to the Ancient One. As she battles his influence, she must confront the forces of Night and Day in a fight that tests her strength and resolve.
In "Descent into Darkness," Dagger must stand alone when Cloak is captured by the young sorcerer Lamar Plotnick. As she fights to hold her ground, she's overtaken by Night's dark forces and transformed into the menacing Dark Dagger—forcing Night to call in X-Factor to stop what she claims is a rampaging mutant.
In "Alienation!", Cloak finds himself trapped by the Byan'Nantandu, who demand he surrender the mysterious artifact Gromitz hid within his cloak. Meanwhile, on Earth, Dagger grapples with the growing challenges of her blindness, navigating a world that feels increasingly distant.
In "Eyes and Fire," Cloak and Dagger confront a chilling new threat when people are found impaled on lances embedded in city buildings. As Dagger infiltrates the Neo-Nazi group targeting the city, Cloak struggles to stabilize his shifting powers while the two race to stop the violence before it escalates.
In "Men, Beasts and Gods!", Cloak battles the escalating agony of his powers as his connection to the dark forces he wields begins to unravel. Meanwhile, Dagger finds herself drawn into the dangerous orbit of Erich, the leader of a Neo-Nazi gang, who brings her to their remote mountain stronghold to confront his superiors—leaving her fate uncertain.
In "Thrones, Dominions, and Powers," Cloak and Dagger plunge into the heart of Schamballah, a hidden Neo-Nazi stronghold nestled in the Rocky Mountains. As they uncover the sinister secrets of General Thule and the Schwarzraum—a portal to the Vril dimension—they find themselves caught in the deadly grip of the Eye of Force.
In "The Devil You Know...", Cloak and Dagger team up with Spider-Man to stop the neo-Nazi cult Thule from unleashing the Vril through a dangerous portal—pushing the trio to confront a threat that’s as much about ideology as it is about supernatural chaos.
In "The Heat Is On...", Cloak and Dagger team up with Ghost Rider and Spider-Man in a high-stakes bid to outwit Mephisto and escape the infernal depths of Hell. Back on Earth, their victory feels short-lived as they're met with a new wave of danger—Avandalia, Mayhem, and D'Spayre are waiting, ready to turn their relief into another nightmare.
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