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A spin-off series of the Punisher. It was the third monthly Punisher series in the 1990's. It lasted for 41 issues after which this title, as well as Punisher's other two comics The Punisher and The Punisher War Journal, were cancelled and merged into Punisher Volume 3.

One shot detailing the confrontation with Galactus setting his sights on Apokolips,as Darksied rallies his forces to repel the threat.

John Byrne As World War II rages on, Batman and Captain America, along with their teenaged sidekicks Robin and Bucky, must become allies to combat the villainy of their greatest foes, the Joker and the Red Skull. This fun, fast paced tale is co-published with Marvel Comics and is drawn in a style reminiscent of the 1940s Golden Age

Astonishing X-Men #65
Avengers Arena #13
Deadpool #14
Fantastic Four #11
Fearless Defenders #8
Infinity #1 (of 6)
Scarlet Spider #20
Secret Avengers #7
Superior Spider-Man Team-Up #2
Thor God Of Thunder #11
Uncanny X-Force #10
Uncanny X-Men #10
Wolverine #8
Wolverine And The X-Men #34

THEY'RE BACK! Once they were Xavier's young charges: mutant teens who bore the responsibility of protecting a world that hated them. But time has hardened these five X-Men, forcing them to reimagine their mission and purpose. And now, the original dream team returns to fight the one threat that's haunted them since the day they took on the X-Factor name. Join legendary X-scribe Louise Simonson as she reunites with the title and characters she made famous for an epic in the FOREVER tradition!
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X-Factor Forever (2010)
English | CBR | 163 pages | 345.78 MB
Collects X-Factor Forever #1-5 & X-Factor (1986) #63-64.

All-New X-Men #15
Avengers #17
Avengers A.I. #2
Cable And X-Force #12
Daredevil Dark Nights #3 (of 8)
Hunger #2 (of 4)
Iron Man #14
Superior Carnage #2 (of 5)
Superior Foes Of Spider-Man #2
Superior Spider-Man #15
X-Factor #260

The biggest event of 2012 is now the biggest miniseries of 2013! We all know what happened to the Avengers and the X-Men but what if the story had gone differently? The one and only Jimmy Palmiotti brings his signature style to a mind-blowing reinterpretation of a key event in the history of the Marvel Universe. Featuring Magneto, Hope, and every Avenger and X-Man you can imagine!

Collects Amazing Adventures (1970) #5-10 and Avengers (1963) #95. Black Bolt, monarch of the Inhumans, wanders the streets of San Francisco -- his memory stolen and his identity forgotten -- while Maximus the Mad has usurped the throne! When he's targeted by criminals, revolutionaries and the mutant called Magneto, will his fellow Inhumans find him in time? Guest-starring Thor and the Avengers!

Experience Wolverine's battle to keep the feral berserker within in check, while trying to be the best there is at what he does. Special guest appearance by the Incredible Hulk. Collects Wolverine #1-23.

Captain Marvel #14
Daredevil #29
Fearless Defenders #7
FF #10
Guardians Of The Galaxy #5
Indestructible Hulk #11
Uncanny X-Force #9
Uncanny X-Men #9
Venom #38
X-Men #3
X-Men Legacy #14

Motorcycle stunt performer Johnny Blaze agrees to sell his soul to the demon lord Mephistopheles in exchange for his father's life and the safety of his one true love. Years later, their paths cross again, and this time Mephistopheles offers to release Johnny's soul if he agrees to become a host to the legendary 'Ghost Rider' - a fiery spirit of vengeance and justice - in order to defeat the demon lord's rival, the dreaded Blackheart, who promises to create a terrifying new hell on earth...

Adventurers. Celebrities. Family. They are the Fantastic Four, the world's greatest Super Hero™ team: scientific genius Reed Richards, with the ability to stretch and contort his body into any shape imaginable; the beautiful Susan Storm, who can render herself invisible and create and project powerful force fields; Sue's brother, Johnny Storm, who can engulf his body in flames and take flight at will; and Ben Grimm, whose freakish transmutation turns him into an orange-colored, rock-like, superhumanly strong creature.
Now the Fantastic Four meet their greatest challenge yet, as an enigmatic, intergalactic herald comes to Earth -- to prepare it for destruction. As the mysterious alien being races around the globe, wreaking havoc and leaving utter chaos in its wake, Reed, Sue, Johnny, and Ben must find a way to confront this devastating force...even as a new threat looms in the surprising return of their mortal enemy, Victor Von Doom, who harbors his own deadly machinations for them all....

After Captain America died while helping to stop Onslaught in the same-titled crossover of 1996, Marvel licensed the character out to their old collaborators, Jim Lee and Rob Liefeld, who had since helped established Image Comics.
Continuity was reset with a new issue #1, and the history of the Marvel Universe removed from the equation. For the next year, Iron Man, Captain America, the Fantastic Four, and the Avengers existed in the Heroes Reborn Universe, a pocket dimension created by Franklin Richards.
Cap’s rebooted life placed him in the life of average joe citizen, until a small mishap reveals that his entire life is a lie, and that he’s actually a Super Soldier. Old enemies get new origins, and we even get a female sidekick!
After a year of issues, the Heroes Reborn experiment was finished: the plot lines were finished up, the characters were returned to the mainstream Marvel Universe, and each of the titles rebooted with a new #1 for a third volume.

Written by JM DeMatteis; Art by Jon J Muth and Kevin Nowlan
Moonshadow bills itself as “a fairy tale for grown-ups.” It’s that, and much, much more.
It began in 1968, when a naive young hippie named Sheila Bernbaum was spirited across space by a member of the race of beings called “G’L-Doses” (an anagram for “godless?”). The G’L-Doses’ sole purpose in life is to do whatever strikes their whimsy. This G’L-Dose’s whimsy was to father a son, which Sheila named “Moonshadow.”
Moonshadow grew up as innocent and starry-eyed as his mother had been, having spent his youth reading tales of romance and derring-do. Eventually, the time came to leave the outer-space “zoo” he lived in and set off across the universe. His adventures form a haunting story of his fall from innocence and growth into a man. A moving and beautifully illustrated story, Moonshadow is as close to being profound as any comic ever written.
Collectiion of Moonshadow (1985 1st Series) # 1-12.

Captain America #9
Gambit #15
Hawkeye Annual #1
Hunger #1 (of 4)
Journey Into Mystery #654
New Avengers #8
Scarlet Spider #19
Superior Spider-Man #14
Superior Spider-Man Team-Up #1
Uncanny Avengers #10
What If AvX #3 (of 4)
Wolverine #7
Wolverine And The X-Men #33
Young Avengers #8

A+X #10
All-New X-Men #14
Avengers #16
Avengers Assemble #17
Cable And X-Force #11
Deadpool #13
Fantastic Four #10
FF #9
Iron Man #13
Morbius The Living Vampire #7
Nova #6
Savage Wolverine #7
Superior Carnage #1 (of 5)
Thanos Rising #4 (of 5)
Thor God Of Thunder #10
Thunderbolts #13
Uncanny X-Force #8
What If AvX #2 (of 4)
X-Factor #259

Stark Industries has developed a technology to detect the alien Chitauri using on-the-spot DNA screening. The American defence department intends to make the technology widely available, but someone in the government puts a stop to it. Captain America sees the government's suppression of the Stark technology as evidence that the people making such decisions are themselves compromised. Using as his model Franklin D. Roosevelt's executive orders during World War II, he begins to gather power to himself and those Ultimates and government officials sympathetic to his authoritarian approach so that power can be concentrated in the hands of those capable of taking quick and decisive action. Hank Pym, who desperately wants back on the Ultimates team, has been feverishly working with his ants in the hopes of finding something that will help defeat the Chitauri. When his ants attack one of his research assistants, who turns out to be a Chitauri, Captain America resolves his differences with Pym and the new team begins work on what they call Operation High Hopes.

J. Jonah Jameson, publisher of the Daily Bugle, has denounced Spider-Man from the beginning, convincing New Yorkers to see him as a criminal and a menace. But when a robot attack on Manhattan injures Peter Parker's students and Jameson blames Spider-Man, their feud takes on a new, personal dimension.
As the embittered webslinger faces further robot attacks, each deadlier than the last, his spider-sense warns that Jameson himself is behind them, possibly colluding with Electro, Alistaire Smythe, or another of Spider-Man's mortal foes. Convinced that his worst critic has become a mortal enemy, Spider-Man declares war on Jameson -- a war the publisher is eager to wage. But in their relentless pursuit of victory, they both risk losing everything that matters to them -- and may both fall victim to the cataclysmic secret behind the robots.