Marvel Secret Wars #[nn]

In "¡La Guerra que Acabó con Todas las Guerras!", Spider-Man pursues Hobgoblin through a collapsing lair, only to be caught in a crash that leaves him scrambling through wreckage and river spray. After rescuing a single mask from the wreckage, he arrives at the Bugle to find J. Jonah Jameson stepping back from the front lines, handing the paper over to Robbie Robertson while retaining control as publisher. Drawn by an eerie pull, Spider-Man swings into Central Park, where a massive alien structure looms—its presence undeniable, its purpose unknown. The hunt is over. The battle has just begun.

In "Empieza la Guerra," heroes and villains alike—Avengers, X-Men, Fantastic Four, Iron Man, Spider-Man, Hulk, and Magneto—wake aboard a mysterious ship, only to face their foes across a second vessel. As a galaxy vanishes before their eyes, a voice known as the Todopoderoso declares that victory over their enemies will grant their deepest desires. With Galactus and Death both repelled, the battle for survival begins.

In "Prisioneros de Guerra," the remnants of Earth's heroes and villains clash in a brutal standoff on a war-torn battleground, where alliances fracture and power shifts in moments. As the heroes triumph and imprison the captured villains, a quiet menace stirs—Muerte, overlooked by Galactus, begins a desperate bid to resurrect Ultrón, while Magneto vanishes into the chaos. Amid the storm, The Thing’s transformation into Ben Grimm unfolds, and the planet trembles beneath the looming threat of Galactus’s hunger.

In "¡Tempestad Externa, Crisis Interna!", La Avispa infiltrates Magneto’s stronghold to uncover his hidden designs, while Galactus stands frozen in silent vigil. As Spider-Man stumbles upon the X-Men’s growing rift from the rest of the heroes, Xavier erases his memories in a desperate move. Meanwhile, the Doctor Muerte empowers two women from Denver with storm-born strength and alien tech, transforming them into Volcana and Titania, who join a larger assault on the heroes’ base—where prisoners are freed and chaos spreads. The Enchantress, meanwhile, spirits Thor away to an unknown destination.

In "¡Situación Desesperada!", El Hombre Molécula unleashes chaos on the heroes’ base, leaving them buried under rubble while Volcana finds herself strangely drawn to him. As Titania (II) and the Brigada de Demolición finish the destruction, the surviving heroes—barely alive—fight their way free and stumble upon a remote village at the foot of Galactus, where they’re tended to by an alien named Zsaji. Just as they begin to recover, the planet-sized being stirs.

In the chaos of a planet invaded by Galactus, love sparks between La Antorcha Humana and Zsaji as heroes and villains alike scramble to respond. With Xavier and Magneto ordering the X-Men to strike, tensions explode among the factions—especially when the Enchantress turns on Death, who slips unseen into Galactus’s ship. As the battle rages and the X-Men arrive to turn the tide, the true nature of the conflict remains shrouded in uncertainty.

In "Una Pequeña Muerte," La Avispa flees a the midst of a deadly insect swarm, only to face the terrifying Lagarto—while the Dr. Muerte, inside Galactus’s ship, revives Klaw with stolen energy. As Galactus completes his planet-destroying disruptor, Muerte sends Klaw to warn the villain base, where Zsaji heals Coloso, whose feelings for her grow deeper—only for the Human Torch to pull her away into private moments. Meanwhile, the heroes prepare their assault on Galactus, unaware they’re being watched.

In "¡Locura!", Spiderwoman teams up with heroes facing a dire crisis when the body of the Wasp is suddenly thrown into their midst. As Zsaji hesitates to save her, the heroes are torn between grief and fury—only Captain America manages to hold them back, even as Hulka storms off in anger. Meanwhile, the X-Force and Magneto clash with a group of villains, setting the stage for a violent confrontation that escalates when Hulka launches a desperate assault on the villains’ base.

In "¡Invasión!", the Avengers, the Fantastic Four, Hulk, and Spider-Man launch a coordinated assault on the villains' stronghold, confronting Ultron with the Human Torch’s Nova flames and uncovering the fallen Doctor Death. As the villains are subdued and imprisoned, Colossus uses the vapor from Zsaji’s collapse to glimpse a shocking revelation—Zsaji has revived the Wasp—while Spider-Man acquires a new suit and Professor Xavier sends a dire telepathic warning: Galactus has begun consuming the planet.

In "¡Contra Galactus!", the X-Patrol races to stop Galactus as Earth teeters on the edge of annihilation. With the rest of the heroes converging on the battlefield, Reed Richards makes a desperate choice—offering Galactus a chance to survive by consuming his own world, a gamble that could save trillions. Meanwhile, the Doctor Death secretly prepares a plan, using Klaw’s body to harness the energy released when Galactus recharges from his own ship.

In "Acabar con el Todopoderoso," the Dr. Muerte hijacks the power of Galactus’s World-Ship, becoming omniscient after draining the cosmic entity mid-consumption. When Captain Marvel investigates, Muerte turns her into a living hologram, using her newfound godlike power to challenge the Todopoderoso. As heroes reach Death Base and find only imprisoned villains, they barely escape its collapse—only for Muerte to reveal his shocking triumph.

In "Cenizas Sobre Cenizas," El Hombre Molécula confronts Dr. Muerte, only to be stopped cold—while the rest of the heroes seek rest. At night, a mysterious light overtakes Hulk, who passes it to Spiderwoman, then to Klaw, as the group gathers to debate their next move. The story unfolds with quiet dread, as unity gives way to a sudden, devastating end.

In "Nada que Temer...", the heroes of Earth lie fallen, their fate sealed by the merciless El Doctor Muerte. As Klaw, twisted by the Todopoderoso, wrestles with doubt, Zsaji makes a desperate choice to save them—only to ignite a final, desperate stand. With Reed’s grim revelation about a planet shaped by wish-fulfillment, the survivors face a reckoning that leaves only the Cosa behind.