Secret Wars #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Berserker Chapter Three," the heroes face a grim turn when the new Spider-Woman arrives amidst escalating chaos. With the fallen Wasp’s body thrown at them by the Wrecker and his allies, Zsaji’s help proves futile as the X-Men clash with the villains—only to see them escape. Galactus, sensing Doom’s treachery on his world ship, casts him out in fury. Meanwhile, She-Hulk charges Doombase alone for vengeance, only to be overwhelmed. As the X-Men vow to watch Galactus—now resuming his consumption of Battleworld—the Avengers prepare to rescue her. 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 marks a turning point in the war. Cover by Mike Zeck.
In a quiet moment after hours, an unknown artist at the Marvel UK studios crafts a surreal, satirical sketch of a superhero world gone absurd. The second page reveals Doctor Octopus entangled in a tangle of mechanical arms, caught in a moment of bewildered, mechanical chaos.
In "Berserker Chapter Three," the heroes confront the new Spider-Woman as tension mounts on Battleworld, only to be ambushed by the Wrecker and his allies, who hurl the lifeless body of the Wasp before vanishing. With Zsaji powerless to help, Magneto leads the X-Men in a desperate stand against the attackers, while Galactus, sensing Doom’s treachery on his world ship, casts him out in fury. She-Hulk, driven by grief, charges Doombase alone—only to be overwhelmed. Now, as the X-Men keep watch on the ever-hungry Galactus, the Avengers prepare to launch a rescue mission.
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