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Avengers vs. X-Men, which ran through titles in 2008, was pretty much what the title describes — Avengers versus X-Men. When the cosmic entity Phoenix Force was noted to be returning to Earth with the X-Man Hope as the likely newest inhabitant, the Avengers attempted to place her in protective custody. Cyclops believed that Hope was the mutant messiah, destined to bring back new mutant births (there were no more new mutants since the conclusion of House of M) and he refused to give her up. Big superpowered fights and the accidental dividing up of the Phoenix Force by Iron Man later, things got REAL dark for the X-Men when Professor X was killed by a Dark Phoenix-possessed Cyclops, but through the work of the Phoenix and Scarlet Witch, mutant births were reignited across the globe.

The promo, drawn by Skottie Young in his famous “baby” style, shows members of the X-Men and Avengers, plus Black Bolt and Medusa, two Inhumans who were not in the original crossover.

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This penultimate teaser is a merger of two separate alternate universes. The first, Age of Ultron, was a multi-title crossover from 2013, saw an alternate future in which Ultron, the villainous robot created by Hank Pym, took over the planet, killing many of the world’s superheroes and using Ultron Sentinels to hunt down the rest. Trying to correct the world, Wolverine and Invisible Woman travel back in time to kill Hank before he could create Ultron in the first place. Of course, this plan just makes a worse future with Doom and Morgan Le Fay ruling over the world with magic. Eventually, things get back to normal, but as a result of Wolverine’s time travel, the multiverse starts to break down, setting off all these multiple reality issues that the Marvel Universe has been experiencing over the past year. (It also lends its name to the next year’s Avengers film.)

The second part of this, Marvel Zombies, has had a long road. First seen in Ultimate Fantastic Four when Reed Richards accidentally reached out to a “zombie dimension”, the rest of this undead world was seen in a miniseries in late 2005-early 2006. Heroes and villains alike became infected with a zombie virus and over the course of MANY miniseries, a core group of them obtained the power cosmic, met Ash Williams (from Evil Dead), and crossed over into other dimensions looking for food.

With respect to the Marvel Zombies’ history of already jumping between realities, the existing crossover between the two here makes sense.

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And, lastly, occupying the southern most area of the middle land mass is the Infinity Gauntlet, another name that may sound slightly familiar to those who know the upcoming Marvel movies. Leading up to this 1991 series, Thanos was able to collect all 6 of the infinity gems (or stones, again if you’re a movie-verse person) and formed the Infinity Gauntlet, giving him mastery over the universe. Killing half of the universe with a snap of his fingers, the remaining living heroes set off to stop him. This was one of the first real Marvel cosmic crossovers and would go on to inspire two direct sequels (and most of the cosmic stories currently going on in both comics and on the big screen).

Thanos himself occupies most of the teaser, wielding the titular weapon. Behind him stands Star-Lord, who did not appear in the original Infinity Gauntlet storyline and looks to be in a new costume (that is somewhat inspired by his original look from the ’70s). In the foreground are 4 members of the Nova Corps — a man, woman, and two kids — is it too presumptuous to say a family of Novas? Really, from the appearance of their helmets, they’re all Supernovas (or Black Novas), the same type as the current Nova, Sam Alexander. Who, by the way, is a kid with a younger sister and a father who is already an existing Nova…maybe this family of 4 is the Alexanders?

>>24066
Thanks for the link, it's ongoing pg 41 is the most recent update. Can't wait for more :)

I found the web comic I was looking for. It's called Data Chasers.

>>24055
Thanks for posting this one. It's good so far.

>>24275

Man you got me with that comic.

>>23886
do you follow the /co/ generals?
did you voted already?
Am I a faggot?
http://strawpoll.me/3918551

>>24252
Oh, hm. I chose Alexandrite because porking all 3 (4) main gems is how I ship Steven. If I weren't a turd I'd get to animating a porn parody ala Zone. The show's got enough innuendo it'd be easy enough to get the audio at least :3

Wasn't there an episode of totally spies where the spies were bloated for some reason?

hurry up and get to the part where Clarissa reports her father to the police and they drag him off, crying and screaming, to be raped to death in prison.

>>24192
And then she has to deal with her bullshit mom and brothers blaming her for the changes in their lives.

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http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=56679

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Ororo Munroe makes her debut in Giant-Size X-Men 1 (May 1975).
Uncanny X-Men 102 (December 1976) reveals that she was born in 1951.
In 1975 she was 24 years old.
After 1975 she ages every Leap year(=Marvel year).

She is now 24+10= 34

Ororo Munroe is ALREADY 34 years old!

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>>23953 Uncanny X-Men 265 august 1990, reveals that Ororo is reduced to a 12 year old girl. This was done by the supervillainess the Nanny.
Uncanny X-Men 272 januari 1991 restores Ororo to an adult but YOUNGER than she was before Nanny reduced her to a preteen;

In 1990 she was a 28 year old adult.
In august 1990 she was reduced to a 12 year old.
In januari 1991 she was restored to a 23 year old adult.

She is now 23+6= 29

Ororo Munroe is ALREADY 29 years old!

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Franklin Benjamin Richards first appears in Fantastic Four Annual 6 (November 1968).

After 1968 he ages every Leap year(=Marvel year).

He is now 11.

Franklin Richards is ALREADY 11 years old!