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The Irredeemable Ant-Man #12 cover
Cover: Phil Hester & Ande Parks

The Irredeemable Ant-Man #12

Nov 2007 · Marvel · 2.99 USD
📊 ~15,982 copies sold its debut month
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In "The End is the Beginning," Eric O'Grady faces the weight of his choices as guilt over betraying the Black Fox leads to a dangerous act of redemption aboard the helicarrier. Torn between his new role as a father and his self-perception as a flawed man, Eric struggles to reconcile his past with the future he’s about to embrace. With Iron Man offering him a chance to reclaim the Ant-Man suit and join the Initiative, Eric says goodbye to Visioneer and steps forward—into a path he never thought he’d walk again. Written by Robert Kirkman and illustrated by Phil Hester, with inks by Ande Parks, colors by Val Staples, and lettering by Virtual Calligraphy and Rus Wooton, this issue’s cover by Phil Hester and Ande Parks captures the moment’s emotional gravity.

Contains 3 stories
The End is the Beginning
20 pp · Superhero
Ant-Man [Eric O'Grady]Iron ManYellowjacket [Hank Pym]Visioneer [Abigail Dunton]Veronica KingBlack FoxSHIELDSpider-Man (cameo)Absorbing Man (cameo)

In "The End is the Beginning," Eric O'Grady grapples with guilt and identity as he confronts the consequences of his choices aboard the helicarrier. Torn between his past and the future, he faces a pivotal moment with Veronica King, his unborn child’s mother, and must decide whether to embrace a second chance at being Ant-Man—now offered by Iron Man—while saying goodbye to Visioneer.

Passing the Torch Part 2
1 pp · Humor, Superhero
Fantastic Four [Mr. FantasticInvisible WomanHuman TorchThe Thing]

In "Passing the Torch Part 2," the Human Torch finds himself at odds with the Fantastic Four when their home life grows too fiery—literally. Tired of the constant flame-related chaos, the team asks him to dial it down, leading him to quit the group and try joining the Avengers and the X-Men in search of a new place to belong.

Passing the Torch Part 3
1 pp · Humor, Superhero
Avengers [Captain AmericaIron ManSpider-ManThorStormWolverineGiant-Girl [Janet Van Dyne]]Human Torch

In "Passing the Torch Part 3," the Human Torch finds himself at a crossroads when the Fantastic Four ask him to dim his powers around the house, leading him to consider a dramatic change. Determined to prove he can be more than just flame and flash, he sets out to join the Avengers and the X-Men—only to discover that fitting in might be harder than turning off his powers.

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Full credits

colorist Val Staples
letterer Rus Wooton
cover pencils Phil Hester
cover inks Ande Parks

Reprints

Reprinted in Irredeemable Ant-Man #2 (2007), Mini Marvels: Rock, Paper, Scissors #[nn] (2008), Irredeemable Ant-Man #[nn] (2009)

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