Heroes Reborn Omnibus #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis massive omnibus collects the entirety of Marvel's 1996-1997 'Heroes Reborn' event, which rebooted the Avengers, Captain America, Fantastic Four, Iron Man, and the Incredible Hulk into a pocket universe created by Franklin Richards after the apparent death of Onslaught. Written primarily by Jeph Loeb and Rob Liefeld, with art by Liefeld, Jim Lee, and others, the volume reimagines classic characters like Thor, Black Panther, and the Silver Surfer in a world where they never existed in the main Marvel Universe. It includes the complete runs of Captain America, Iron Man, The Avengers, Fantastic Four, and Incredible Hulk from that era, plus tie-in issues and the Heroes Reborn: The Return finale that brought the heroes back to Earth-616.
In "Fire," Cap is forced to battle Crossbones and Master Man to rescue Sam Wilson, while Bucky finds himself trapped by the brother of the World Party—caught in a web of secrets and danger where loyalty is tested and every move could be a trap.
In "Victory," Steve Rogers and his allies race against time to thwart the Red Skull’s World Party before their nuclear missiles are launched. With the fate of the world hanging in the balance, Cap makes a desperate choice to save Sam Wilson, sharing a vial of his enhanced blood in a moment that could change everything.
In "Heart of the Matter," chaos erupts when Hydra strikes Tony Stark’s research complex in Buffalo, leaving scientist Bruce Banner and security chief Liz Ross trapped with a ticking gamma bomb. As Banner attempts to contain the disaster, he’s transformed into the Hulk, unleashing a rampage that mortally wounds Tony Stark—forcing him to don an experimental suit to survive, becoming Iron Man for the first time.
In "Misperceptions," Tony Stark, operating under the Iron Man guise, enlists Pepper Potts to help him repair the suit at a Stark facility, but their mission is thrown into chaos when the Fantastic Four arrive, demanding answers about Tony’s disappearance. Pepper must quickly think on her feet, shielding Tony’s true identity by claiming Iron Man is merely his bodyguard.
In "Industrial Revolution Part One: A Hard Day's Night," Bruce Banner, caught in the grip of Loki’s manipulation, races to find the Fantastic Four as the Hulk’s rampage threatens to destroy the Avengers and Avengers Island. With the gamma reactor on the brink of meltdown, the Fantastic Four and the shattered remnants of the Avengers must work together to contain the chaos before it’s too late.
In "Industrial Revelation! (Industrial Revolution Part Two)," the fractured Avengers and the Fantastic Four race against time to prevent a catastrophic gamma reactor meltdown. With Bruce Banner transformed into the Hulk once more, Iron Man must find a way to reach the man beneath the rage and convince him to help secure the failing facility.
In "Soldiers," Cable teams up with Captain America and Bucky Barnes for a high-stakes clash against Modok, Zemo, and AIM. As the battle unfolds, the fate of the Avengers hangs in the balance—until Cable is pulled back to his own timeline, carrying the weight of knowing they still live.
In "Into the Negative Zone!", the Fantastic Four venture into the mysterious and dangerous Negative Zone in search of the truth behind their powers. There, they face the relentless Blastaar, are saved by the Watcher, and witness haunting visions of their lives in another universe—visions that hint at a deeper, forgotten past. Meanwhile, in the void of space, Galactus signals the Silver Surfer that Earth’s time has come.
In "Crossroads," Nick and Val confront the president with the truth about Captain America’s origins, forcing a reckoning with the past. With the president’s blessing, Captain America makes a bold move to redefine his role, shedding the SHIELD emblem as a symbol of a new direction.
In "Madmen & Prophets," the Fantastic Four and the Inhumans clash with Maximus and his transformed Subterraneans, caught in the chaos of the Terrigen Mists. When Maximus takes Crystal to the creation device, intending to crown her his queen, the heroes must stop him before the Mists reshape her forever. As the dust settles, the Inhumans host a feast in their honor, and Johnny says his quiet goodbye—just as Dr. Doom receives a cryptic message from his future self, holding the fate of Latveria in his hands.
In "Let It Be [Heroes Reunited Part 4 of 4]," a desperate alliance forms as Cap, the Fantastic Four, the Avengers, and their unlikely ally Dr. Doom unite to face the unstoppable force of Galactus. With the fate of Earth hanging in the balance, the arrival of the enigmatic Silver Surfer may be the only hope they have left.
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