Marvel Superheroes [Marvel Super-Heroes] #367
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Threshold of Oblivion!", the mutant community faces a dire threat as the Sentinels, now defying their creator Larry Trask, escalate their campaign to eliminate mutants. Cyclops, Jean, and Beast launch a daring rescue, infiltrating the enemy lines by disguising themselves as Quicksilver, Scarlet Witch, and Toad. With Roy Thomas writing and Neal Adams drawing, this 1980 Marvel UK issue delivers high-stakes action and tense strategy, while George Pérez and Terry Austin bring the cover to life.
In "Threshold of Oblivion!", Iron Man summons a roster of former Avengers to confront a crisis as the current team disappears—snatched by the Collector’s mysterious hand. With Korvac observing from the shadows, the past and present collide as old allies reunite, unsure if they’re stepping into a rescue... or a trap.
In "Do or Die, Baby!" from Marvel Super-Heroes #367, the revelation that Larry Trask is a mutant shatters his control over the Sentinels, leaving them to hunt mutants with renewed fury. Cyclops, Jean, and Beast launch a desperate rescue mission, disguising themselves as Quicksilver, Scarlet Witch, and Toad to infiltrate the Sentinels’ stronghold. With time running out and Havok in peril, the team must outwit their mechanical foes in a high-stakes gambit that could turn the tide—or end it all.
In "The Battle of Los Angeles!" from Marvel Super-Heroes #367, the newly crowned Champions—Herc, Angel, and Ghost Rider—find their official hero inauguration in Los Angeles thrown into chaos when a trio of villains crashes the ceremony with one goal: ruin the moment. With the city watching, the trio must defend the honor of their new status in a fight that tests more than just their strength.
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