Secret Invasion: Front Line #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Chapter One: The End of the World" kicks off a pivotal arc in Secret Invasion: Front Line, a 2009 Marvel series that finds Ben grappling with the aftermath of the alien invasion—both in his personal life and his career. Written by Brian Reed and illustrated by Marco Castiello, GG Studio, and Giuliano Monni, with inks by Castiello, GG Studio, and Monni, and colors by Barbara Ciardo and Amerigo Pinelli, the issue captures a tense, introspective moment as Ben confronts a world reshaped by Norman Osborn’s takeover. The cover by Juan Doe sets the tone for a story where truth, identity, and narrative itself are under siege.
In "Chapter Two: Run, As Fast As You Can," Ben—just another New Yorker trying to survive the chaos of the Secret Invasion—finds himself trapped in a crowded building with strangers, only to discover that some of them aren’t who they claim to be. As the situation spirals from tense standoff to deadly ambush, he must fight to stay alive in a city where no one can be trusted.
In "Chapter Three: Escape" from Secret Invasion: Front Line, Ben and a group of New York civilians flee the city’s collapsing streets as Skrull forces close in. With time running out and danger lurking in every shadow, Ben and a mysterious man who’s been guiding survivors through the subway tunnels are suddenly set upon by a violent street gang.
In "Chapter Four: The Fall of Manhattan," Ben and a group of refugees endure a harrowing journey through the subway tunnels, narrowly escaping a violent gang before reaching the shelter of Avengers Tower. Tired of hiding and desperate for answers, Ben steps out into the chaos just as the heroes make their final stand against the Skrulls in Central Park.
Ben survives the chaos of the Secret Invasion, only to face a quiet war at home—his wife is gone, and his pen won’t move. When Norman Osborn takes control of the superhero world, Ben becomes one of the few who refuse to bow, realizing this fractured moment might be the story he’s been too afraid to write.
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