Secret Wars #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Berserker Part Two," the heroes confront the aftermath of a brutal attack as the new Spider-Woman arrives on the scene, only to witness the grim return of the fallen Wasp’s body—delivered by the Wrecker and his allies. With tensions rising, Magneto leads the X-Men in a desperate stand against the villains, while Galactus, ever-watchful, expels Doom from his world ship. She-Hulk, driven by rage, charges Doombase alone, only to be overwhelmed. As the Avengers prepare to rescue her, the X-Men take up watch over Galactus, whose hunger for Battleworld begins anew. Written by Jim Shooter and illustrated by Mike Zeck, with inks by John Beatty, colors by Christie Scheele, and letters by Joe Rosen, this pivotal issue features a cover by Mike Zeck.
In this satirical twist from *Secret Wars* #13, a behind-the-scenes glimpse reveals the unseen labor of an anonymous artist working late at the Marvel UK bullpen. The second page delivers a striking, surreal image of the Secret Artist’s emaciated Tony Stark, stripped of his Iron Man armor and left vulnerable in a moment of quiet exhaustion.
In "Berserker Part Two," the heroes confront the aftermath of the Wasp’s death when the Wrecker and his allies deliver her body as a grim message. With Magneto and the X-Men locked in battle and Galactus sensing Doom’s treachery, the heroes are pushed to their limits—especially when She-Hulk charges Doombase alone, only to be overwhelmed. As the Avengers prepare to intervene, the fate of She-Hulk hangs in the balance and Galactus’ hunger for Battleworld begins anew.
In "The Fuse!", Iceman returns home for his father’s retirement party only to face a tense family reunion where his superhero life is met with disapproval. When alien intruders attack his neighbor Marge Smith and her family, Iceman steps in—only to find himself in hot water when his powers cause collateral damage. The story unfolds with emotional stakes and sudden danger, as Bobby’s dual identity collides with the expectations of the people he loves.
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↩ Reprints Alpha Flight #5 (1983), Marvel Super-Heroes Secret Wars #7 (1984), Iceman #1 (1984)
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