Power Pack Classic Omnibus #2

In "Revenge of the Boogyman Part 1," the Power kids—Jo, Alex, Jack, and Katie—are struck down by a mysterious illness for the first time since gaining their powers, leaving them vulnerable as New York descends into chaos. With heatwaves frying technology, demons abducting children, and their parents overwhelmed, a monstrous Boogeyman—born from the twisted mind of the imprisoned Carmody—attacks their home. Forced to reveal their secret identities to protect their parents, the siblings must transform into Power Pack and face a threat that’s more than just a monster—it’s a nightmare made real.

In "Revenge of the Bogeyman Part II: The Bogeyman Must Die," the Power Pack face their most personal battle yet as the city burns in chaos and their parents—now knowing the truth about their superhero identities—panic in the midst of the Inferno. With the Bogeyman closing in and Alex on the verge of a final, desperate strike, a quiet moment of family love becomes the key to breaking the monster’s hold. The siblings reunite their fractured family and turn the tide, not with force, but with the unshakable bond that has always defined them.

In "Revenge of the Bogeyman Part III: What Price Victory?", the Power Pack faces a new kind of threat—not from a villain, but from the fallout of their secret lives. After helping the New Mutants clean up the remnants of Inferno, the kids return home to find their parents unraveling, convinced their children have been replaced by impostors. With help from Dani and Gosamyr, the Power Pack must navigate a crisis of trust and identity, all while trying to preserve the family they’ve fought so hard to protect.

In "The Great Goo-Gam Rip-Off!", when Katie’s favorite author is framed for stealing $100,000 from a book contest, she turns to the Punisher for help—unaware that Jack has secretly hired Dakota North for the same mission. With the adults stumped, Jack and Katie take matters into their own hands, donning goofy Goo-Gam costumes in a daring plan to outwit the real thief.

In "Chinks in the Armor!", the Power Pack finds their family dynamic tested when Typhoid, posing as a teacher for the blind, infiltrates their lives under orders from the Kingpin—forcing the siblings to confront a threat disguised as help, all while trying to keep their home life intact.

In "Dream a Little Dream," Alex Power arrives at the Lighthouse desperate for help, asking Excalibur to rescue his missing siblings. When the team investigates, they're suddenly swept into the twisted realm of Nightmare, where reality bends and the line between dream and danger blurs.

In "The One Where Power Pack Shows Up," the young heroes of Power Pack arrive at the ruins of the Baxter Building just as the Mad Celestials prepare to strike. With the Future Foundation in danger, they rally to protect their allies, facing off against evolved Moloids defending the ancient super-weapon Sol's Anvil—only to discover that cracking the creatures’ helmets reverses their transformation. Fleeing to the Negative Zone for safety, Nathaniel, Franklin, and Valeria are soon joined by the Fantastic Four as they attempt to activate Sol's Anvil, unaware that the Mad Celestials are closing in. Then, without warning, the future versions of Franklin and Valeria appear.

In "Civil Wards [Part 1 of 4]," Peter Parker, recently unmasked and fired from his paper route by J. Jonah Jameson, finds himself scrambling for a new gig—until he lands a surprisingly chaotic job: babysitting the four Power children. With his superhero duties still demanding, Peter’s trying to balance saving the day and keeping the Power kids out of trouble, one misadventure at a time.