Die offizielle Marvel-Comic-Sammlung #41
In Die offizielle Marvel-Comic-Sammlung #41, schließen Emma Frost und Layla Miller eine mentale Verbindung zu einer Reihe von Helden, um ihnen die Wahrheit über die Welt des Hauses M zu offenbaren — eine Welt, die für Peter Parker besonders schmerzhaft ist, da er dort ein Leben mit Gwen Stacy und Onkel Ben führt, die in seiner echten Realität längst tot sind. Als die Helden sich gegen Magneto und seine Mutantenwelt zur Wehr setzen, trifft Logans alte SHIELD-Einheit ein, während Magneto selbst die Xavier-Gedenkstätte aufsucht, von einem unheilvollen Gefühl des Untergangs getrieben. Geschrieben von Brian Michael Bendis und Michael Strittmatter, mit kraftvollen Bildern von Olivier Coipel und Tim Townsend, und einem eindringlichen Cover von Esad Ribić.
In *Die Scarlet Witch: null*, the X-Men and Avengers unite in a desperate effort to stop Wanda Maximoff as her powers spiral beyond control. When the team arrives in Genosha, they find only silence—until Wanda rewrites reality itself, reshaping the world in her image.
In a world where Magneto rules and mutants are the norm, Wolverine stirs from a long sleep to find himself the only one who remembers the past—while everyone else lives in a reality he can’t comprehend. Amid familiar faces now living quiet, changed lives, he must navigate a world that feels both eerily familiar and utterly alien.
In "null," Wolverine stumbles through a reality that feels both familiar and utterly wrong, chasing answers in a world where mutant celebrities dominate the headlines and the X-Villa is just a suburban home. When SHIELD moves to detain him, he escapes into the shadows—only to be pulled into a hidden resistance led by Luke Cage, where the rules of this strange new world begin to unravel.
In a fractured world shaped by the Scarlet Witch’s chaos, Hawkeye makes a desperate choice to destroy a SHIELD tracker embedded in Wolverine—only to trigger an attack by Sentinels. As Cloak evacuates survivors and the resistance scrambles to survive, Logan’s memories clash with a reality ruled by Magneto, while a mysterious girl named Layla Miller recounts a past that doesn’t match the present. When Luke brings her to Emma Frost, the revelation stirs something deep—familiar, furious, and undeniable.
In "null," Emma Frost and Layla Miller guide a group of Earth's heroes through a shared psychic journey that reveals the House of M is not the true world they’ve known. For Peter Parker, the truth hits hard—his perfect life with Gwen Stacy and Uncle Ben is a fragile illusion, a memory of what was lost. As the heroes grapple with this revelation and plan their next move, Logan’s old SHIELD unit arrives, igniting conflict, while Magneto, haunted by a sense of impending doom, makes his way to the Xavier Memorial.
In "null," Jessica returns to the Helicarrier with her allies, shielding Emma Frost from SHIELD as global leaders gather to honor House M. With Cyclops dividing the team and a modified Sentinel poised for attack, Cloak, Emma, and Layla venture to the Xavier Memorial—only to find Professor X's absence deeply unsettling.
In "null," Dr. Strange uncovers a shocking truth: it was Quicksilver who manipulated Scarlet Witch into creating a reality where mutants reign. As Hawkeye attempts to stop her, Wanda overpowers him, while Magneto, subdued by Layla Miller, learns the painful truth about his son’s role in the twisted world. Faced with escalating chaos and fractured minds, Wanda’s unraveling logic leads her to a devastating conclusion — and the story hurtles toward an irreversible, blinding end.
In the wake of the House of M aftermath, the X-Men gather at the mansion only to find their world unraveling—many mutants, including Iceman and Dani Moonstar, have lost their powers, and memories of the event are fading. With Emma Frost using Cerebro to track the dwindling number of remaining mutants, the team sets out for Genosha, hoping to confront Magneto, only to discover he, too, has lost his abilities.
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