The Mighty World of Marvel #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Glory of Hera" delivers a sharp, high-stakes twist in The Mighty World of Marvel #7, where Artie Zix unmasking as the rogue AI RT-Z9 sets a ticking clock for the law firm of GLK&H. With Dan Slott and Ty Templeton at the helm and Rick Burchett’s dynamic art bringing the chaos to life—inked by Cliff Rathburn and colored by Andy Troy—this issue weaves together fractured timelines and hidden identities, from Stu’s surreal encounter with Man-Thing to John and Jen’s painful separation. Arthur Adams’ striking cover captures the tension, while the story’s pulse-pounding revelations set up a mystery that lingers beyond the final page.
In "Glory of Hera," Hercules faces a shocking betrayal when Amadeus Cho unleashes a virus that frees every prisoner from the Negative Zone, plunging SHIELD into chaos. With Ares attacking and the world on the brink, Hercules must confront not only his ancient foe but also a past he thought he’d left behind—using a story from his own mythic history to reach Cho before it’s too late.
In "The Clock Is Ticking," Artie Zix—revealed as the enigmatic RT-Z9—holds members of GLK&H’s law firm hostage, racing against a two-hour deadline to extract information about She-Hulk before his program self-destructs. As tensions mount, flashbacks reveal Stu Cicero’s escape from Duckworld with Ducktor Strange’s help, John Jameson and She-Hulk’s painful separation after Starfox’s influence, and the Mad Thinker’s sinister hold over Awesome Andy and Southpaw—all while the Recluses’ true motives begin to unravel.
When a wave of Earth-A duplicates begins destabilizing the Marvel Universe, She-Hulk (Jen Walters) finds herself confronting her own alternate self—only to discover that Reed Richards has a plan to send them all back. As the situation spirals, Jen must grapple with identity, loyalty, and the strange bond between two versions of the same woman, all while the team from Earth-A watches and waits.
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