Marvel Now! Omnibus #[nn]

In "Once a Thief... Part One," Gambit trades his X-Men duties for a night of old-school mischief, slipping back into his thief persona at a high-stakes fundraiser hosted by the enigmatic arms dealer Borya Cich. With a mind full of memories and a heart torn between two lives, Gambit sets his sights on one of Cich’s most prized artifacts—knowing the thrill of the heist might be the only thing keeping him grounded.

In "Hell Hath No Fury," Red She-Hulk storms General Fortean's Echelon base, intent on dismantling his program of cybernetic super-soldiers. With the stakes rising, Captain America turns to Machine Man to prevent a catastrophic clash.

In "Fight for the Future," Atticus Trask manipulates time to arm the Nazis with advanced technology, threatening the course of history. Captain America and Bucky join forces with the time-traveling Cable to stop him before the past is irrevocably altered.

In this tense 10-page story from the Marvel Now! Omnibus, Hulk and Wolverine face off against their darker, future selves—alternate versions of themselves sent back in time to eliminate the Red Hulk. As the battle unfolds, the defeated doppelgängers return to their own timeline, only to find the Red Hulk already waiting for them in the White House, where a chilling directive awaits: for the world to survive, the Red Hulk must die.

In "Believe 1 of 5: Demons and Genies," Tony Stark is drawn into a dangerous web when he discovers that medical scientist Maya Hansen has been coerced into rebuilding her Extremis technology—now being trafficked by A.I.M. on the black market. With his own past entangled in the science, Stark must race to uncover who’s behind the resurgence before the next victim is chosen.

In "null," the Avengers divide into two teams for a high-stakes wager: one group races to locate a missing Russian scientist in the frozen expanse of Antarctica, while the other tries to outmaneuver them. With the harsh landscape and unknown dangers testing their limits, trust and strategy become as crucial as strength.

In "Unstable," Reed Richards returns from a journey through time only to find his powers faltering. With the team’s future uncertain, he proposes a bold year-long mission across space and time—using the retrofitted hypership Pestilence—while temporarily handing over their duties to stand-ins and sending Franklin and Valeria back to the Baxter Building moments after their departure. As the team prepares to leave, Ben grapples with unseen watchers at his community center, and Johnny makes a heartfelt request of Darla Deering.

In "Parts of a Hole," Reed Richards temporarily steps away from the Fantastic Four, leaving the team’s duties in unfamiliar hands as each member enlists others to stand in during their absence. With the stakes high and the team scattered, the story explores what happens when trust, identity, and responsibility are tested by the unexpected.

In "Hero or Menace?", Octavius grapples with the strange reality of living in Peter Parker’s body, embracing Spider-Man’s identity with unsettling ease. When a new Sinister Six dares to wear the name he once claimed, his frustration boils over—until a violent confrontation forces him to halt just short of murder, leaving him unsettled by a sudden, unexplained restraint he can’t explain.

In "Budapest," Hawkeye and Black Widow are pulled into a high-stakes assignment with S.H.I.E.L.D. under one strict condition: they must allow their memories of the mission to be altered or erased. The story unfolds as the duo navigates a dangerous operation in the heart of Europe, where trust is as fragile as their own recollections.