Marvel Two-in-One #5

Jan 2008 · Marvel · 4.99 USD; 5.05 CAD

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In "The Trickster and The Wrecker," Loki’s latest prank takes a surprising turn when he empowers a nameless cat-burglar to wreak havoc on Earth—just to see what happens. Written by Tony Bedard and illustrated by Shannon Gallant, with inks by John Stanisci and colors by Gotham Studios, this 2008 Marvel Two-in-One issue sees the God of Mischief stir up trouble in a way that unexpectedly elevates a common thief into a new kind of menace. The cover by Sean Chen and Sandu Florea captures the chaotic energy of the moment.

Contains 2 stories

The Trickster and The Wrecker

22 pp · Superhero

Avengers [Giant-Girl [Janet Van Dyne]Captain America [Steve Rogers]StormSpider-ManWolverineIron Man [Tony Stark]Hulk]Lokithe Wrecker

In "The Trickster and The Wrecker," a bored Loki descends to Earth not for conquest, but to stir trouble for sport—until his antics unexpectedly empower a nameless cat-burglar, turning her into the Wrecker. The story unfolds as chaos and cunning collide, with the god of mischief testing the limits of his influence in a world he thought he’d already mastered.

The Littlest Frost Giant

22 pp · Superhero

X-Men [Professor XCyclopsJean GreyAngelIcemanBeast]Thor (guest)Ymir (villain)Ulf (villain)The Vanir (villain)