Marvel Série II #1
"Dinastia de M - Parte 1" marks a pivotal moment in the Marvel Universe, as heroes awaken from a shared, fractured reality with only fragmented memories. Written by Brian Michael Bendis and José de Freitas, with bold artwork by Olivier Coipel and inks by John Dell, Scott Hanna, and Tim Townsend, the issue plunges Peter Parker into emotional turmoil as Gwen and Uncle Ben remain lost to him once more. Meanwhile, the X-Men face chaos at the Mansion X, with mutants like Iceman and Mirage stripped of their powers, and Emma Frost uncovers a chilling truth: only a handful of mutants remain on Earth. The Avengers search desperately for the Scarlet Witch, while the X-Men journey to Genosha, only to find Magneto powerless too. Cover by Frank D'Armata.
In "Dinastia de M - Parte 1," Wanda Maximoff's descent into chaos reaches a breaking point as her actions threaten to unravel reality itself. With the X-Men and a fractured group of Avengers united on Genosha, they search for answers—only to find that Wanda has already rewritten the world in her image.
In a world where Magneto rules and mutants are the norm, Wolverine is the only one who remembers the past—awakening to a reality where Steve Rogers never froze, Scott and Emma are happy, and even Kitty and Strange live quiet lives. As Logan races through the streets of New York, he finds Sentinelas guarding the city, and his former SHIELD allies grow alarmed by his frantic search for the truth.
In "Dinastia de M - Parte 3," Wolverine, disoriented in a world that feels both familiar and alien, leaps from a SHIELD heli-transporter and seeks answers through a mutant celebrity tabloid called *The Pulse*. As he tries to reach Tony Stark at the Stark Tower, he’s pursued by SHIELD forces—only to escape onto the rooftop of Manto, where he’s teleported to the hidden stronghold of the Human Resistance Movement led by Luke Cage.
In "Dinastia de M - Parte 4," Wolverine and Cage race against time as Sentinel attacks close in, forcing Manto to teleport as much of the Human Resistance as possible. With the truth unfolding, Wolverine meets Layla Miller—a girl who remembers the same fractured past—and together they seek answers from Emma Frost, whose mind, linked to Layla’s, ignites a fury that threatens to consume them all.
In "Dinastia de M - Parte 5," Emma Frost and Layla join minds with Earth's heroes to reveal the truth: the world they've known as reality is a constructed illusion. Peter Parker, trapped in a dream of a life with Gwen Stacy and Uncle Ben—both long gone in his true past—faces the painful unraveling of his ideal existence. As the heroes grapple with this revelation, Logan’s former SHIELD unit arrives, sparking conflict, and Layla turns the tide by overcoming Jessica and her team. Meanwhile, Magneto, haunted by a growing sense of dread, visits Xavier’s memorial, sensing something dark is coming.
In "Dinastia de M - Parte 6," Jessica returns to the Heli-transporter with the heroes Emma Frost is shielding from SHIELD, as Cyclops splits the team into three to confront Magneto. While global leaders gather to honor the M Dynasty, the heroes deploy a modified Sentinel in a bold strike, even as Manto, Emma, and Layla visit Xavier’s memorial—only to find the professor’s absence deeply unsettling.
In "Dinastia de M - Parte 7," Dr. Estranho faces off against Wanda, the architect of a reality where mutants reign supreme—only to uncover a shocking twist: it was Mercury, not Magneto, who urged the Scarlet Witch to reshape the world. As Magneto is mentally assaulted by Layla Miller and learns the truth, his rage turns inward, fracturing his bond with his son, but only deepens Wanda’s terror and confusion. Driven by a broken logic, she declares, "Não há mais mutantes," and the world collapses in a blinding flash.
In "Dinastia de M - Parte 8," the heroes awaken from a shared psychic ordeal, only to find their memories fractured and their worlds upended. Peter Parker struggles with the painful return of Gwen and Uncle Ben’s deaths, while the X-Men face chaos after most mutants—including Iceman and Mirage—lose their powers. Emma Frost, using Cerebro, uncovers a terrifying truth: only a handful of mutants remain on Earth. Meanwhile, the Avengers search desperately for the Scarlet Witch, and the X-Men journey to Genosha, only to find Magneto powerless too.
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