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In "null," Norman Osborn manipulates the Cabal toward a new, dangerous objective: bringing down Asgard, now suspended over a field in Oklahoma. With Taskmaster newly installed to replace Namor and Doom's fierce resistance met with a surprise blast—revealing only a Doombot—tensions escalate. As the president refuses to authorize an attack, Loki proposes a calculated provocation to justify the assault.

In "The Siege of Asgard - Phase One," Asgard's peace is shattered when Volstagg, seeking adventure on Earth, becomes the unwitting pawn in a deadly scheme by Loki and Norman Osborn. With Soldier Field in Chicago reduced to rubble and thousands dead, Ares is misled into believing Loki is behind the attack, setting off a full-scale invasion of Asgard—now hovering over Broxton, Oklahoma—by a coalition of Avengers and Initiative heroes. Thor steps in to defend his home, only to be overwhelmed, and Captain America, recently returned from the dead, witnesses his friend’s fall in real time.

In the aftermath of Thor’s fall, the tide of the Siege of Asgard turns when a determined Maria Hill arrives with reinforcements, pulling the god from the brink. As Ares uncovers the truth about Norman Osborn’s deception regarding Loki’s rule, he abandons his alliance and faces off against the Sentry in a brutal clash. With Captain America rallying a growing force of heroes, the battle for Asgard reaches a critical turning point—just as the skies fill with the promise of a decisive counterattack.

In "The Siege of Asgard - Phase Three," Captain America's resistance stands firm against Norman Osborn's forces as the battle for Asgard reaches a breaking point. With the Hood and his allies summoned to bolster Osborn's ranks, Iron Man arrives in a new suit of armor, having been delivered by Speed, while the truth of Osborn’s descent into madness begins to unravel. As Asgard is brought crashing down near Broxton, Oklahoma, the full extent of the chaos unfolds—Sentry has unleashed the Void, and Osborn’s final act reveals a mind utterly consumed, his Green Goblin mask painted over his own face.

In "The Siege of Asgard - The Fallen," Loki grapples with the consequences of his choices as Asgard lies broken on Earth. With the Norn Stones in hand, he tries to rally Captain America’s heroes against the encroaching Void, but the cost proves devastating. The story unfolds in the aftermath of chaos, where the lines between hero and monster blur, and the fate of the Avengers hangs in the balance.