The Avengers Omnibus #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeWhen the Avengers track down the Hulk after his departure, they're met with unexpected resistance — not just from the Hulk himself, but from the Sub-Mariner, who arrives with a fierce loyalty to his aquatic ally. As tensions rise between the heroes and the two powerful beings, the line between protector and threat begins to blur.
When an ancient ice block melts, Captain America awakens after decades in suspended animation—just in time to join the Avengers as they face a new threat. With the team turned to stone by a mysterious alien, Steve Rogers and Rick Jones must track down the D'Bari alien and help recover his shattered ship, all while confronting Namor’s sudden assault on the Avengers’ new base.
When the time-traveling conqueror Kang demands Earth's surrender, the Avengers spring into action—but it's up to the Wasp and the Teen Brigade to buy them the time they need. With Kang's relentless advance threatening to overwhelm them, the fate of the planet hinges on a desperate stand by those who may not yet be ready for such a fight.
In "The Avengers Break Up!", the team fractures under pressure as Immortus manipulates time itself, summoning legendary figures from history—including Paul Bunyan, Attila, Goliath, Merlin, and Hercules—to challenge the Avengers. With the Masters of Evil now backed by ancient power, the heroes face not just external threats, but the growing rifts within their own ranks.
In "The Castle of Count Nefaria!", the Avengers are lured to a mysterious European castle transplanted to New Jersey by the cunning Count Nefaria, who welcomes them as guests for the grand opening. But when the villain unleashes a sinister scheme, duplicate versions of the team are unleashed to seize control of Washington DC—leaving the real Avengers to uncover the truth before it's too late.
When the Wasp's life hangs in the balance, the Avengers turn to Doctor Svenson for help—only to discover he’s been usurped by an alien impostor from Kallu. With the fate of one of their own at stake, the team must confront an enemy who wears the face of a trusted ally, even as the Watcher observes from afar.
In "Now, by My Hand, Shall Die a Villain!", the Avengers clash with the Masters of Evil across the streets of New York, as Captain America races to rescue Rick Jones from Baron Zemo’s jungle stronghold. With Zemo’s final plan unfolding, the weight of past betrayals and loss comes to a head in a confrontation that tests the limits of justice and vengeance.
When the Commissar Commands! finds the Avengers responding to a cry for help from the oppressed people of Sin-Cong, where the tyrannical Commissar rules with an iron fist and the Reds enforce his will. With Captain America, Hawkeye, Quicksilver, and the rest of the team overwhelmed, it’s up to the Scarlet Witch to uncover the truth behind the Commissar’s power—and strike the final blow.
When the Enchantress repurposes Zemo’s machine to transform one of his minions into a twisted echo of Power Man, the Avengers face a cunning foe who exploits their fractures and turns their own reputation against them. As distrust spreads and public faith erodes, the City Council demands they disband—leaving Captain America, Hawkeye, Quicksilver, Scarlet Witch, and the newly arrived Power Man to prove their unity before it’s too late.
In "The Road Back," a disillusioned Hawkeye, Quicksilver, and Scarlet Witch are pulled into a twisted scheme when the Ringmaster recruits them for his Circus of Crime—only to betray them, framing them for a robbery. With the Avengers disbanded and the team fractured, Captain America must unravel the conspiracy alone, uncovering a web spun by the Enchantress and Power Man. As the truth emerges, the city reconsiders its stance, but Steve Rogers faces a painful choice: rebuild the team or walk away for good.
In "Once an Avenger...", the Avengers face their greatest challenge yet when Kang, the time-traveling conqueror, strikes with ruthless precision, capturing Quicksilver, Scarlet Witch, and Hawkeye with ease. With Captain America no longer part of the team, Kang believes his victory is assured—until Steve Rogers returns, only to be overwhelmed in turn. The fate of the team hangs in the balance as Kang's power seems unmatched.
In "From the Ashes of Defeat--!", the Avengers—Captain America, Hawkeye, Quicksilver, and Scarlet Witch—join forces with Princess Ravonna to confront the relentless advance of Kang the Conquerer. Though overwhelmed in battle, Kang is forced to make an uneasy alliance with his former enemies when his own troops turn against him, setting the stage for a tense and unpredictable struggle among old foes and reluctant allies.
In "The Voice of the Wasp!", the Wasp races to warn New York of an imminent threat, only to be captured by Attuma, the Sub-Mariner’s ruthless enemy, who has his own plans to destroy the surface world. With the Avengers summoned and outnumbered, the team faces a brutal clash that tests their strength and resolve—before Hawkeye’s absence becomes a critical factor in the battle.
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