Marvel Icons #37
"In absentia" delivers a tense, high-stakes thriller from Brian Michael Bendis and Leinil Francis Yu, where the New Avengers return home only to face a chilling revelation: Elektra may be a Skrull. With power failing mid-flight and the plane hurtling toward Chicago, panic sets in as the team scrambles to survive the crash—only Spider-Woman, unharmed by the fall, can act. The cover by Gerald Parel captures the moment’s urgency, while Bendis and Yu craft a story where trust is the most fragile thing of all.
In "null," the New Avengers return home only to face a chilling revelation: Elektra may be a Skrull, sparking suspicion that the invasion runs deeper than anyone imagined. With the plane losing power over Chicago and the team scrambling to survive a crash, Spider-Woman takes flight—her only advantage—as the others fight to stay alive.
In "In absentia," Dum Dum Dugan finds himself stranded on the Helicarrier, forced to face the Hulk’s fury and a growing threat from alien allies—all while Tony Stark is captive and unreachable. With the weight of command pressing down, Dugan must decide how to respond when a remote call from the Iron Man armor offers a solution that could end the crisis… at a terrible cost.
In "null," the Serpent Squad strikes a S.H.I.E.L.D. outpost, setting off a chain of pursuit that draws Falcon and Sharon Carter into a hunt for the Red Skull. Unbeknownst to them, Winter Soldier is moving through the shadows with a colder, more personal mission—tracking down Red Skull, and then Tony Stark, to settle a debt born from Captain America's death.
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