The Many Lives Of Carol Danvers

Ms. Marvel

Ms. Marvel #1

(November, 1976)

"This Woman, This Warrior!"

Artwork by John Romita Sr., Dick Giordano

Ms. Marvel

Ms. Marvel #12

(February, 2007)

"Something Dark Is Coming"

Cover by Greg Horn

Binary

Uncanny X-Men #166

(December, 1982)

"Live Free Or Die!"

Artwork by Paul Smith, Bob Wiacek, Glynis Wein

Warbird

Ms. Marvel #2

(December, 2015)

"Super Famous" Part II

Variant Cover by J. Scott Campbell, Nei Rufino 

Ms. Marvel

New Avengers #7

(December, 2010)

"The Nanny Cometh!"

Tron Legacy Variant by Mark Brooks

Captain Marvel

The Life Of Captain Marvel #3

(September, 2018)

"Caught"

Variant Cover by Joe Quesada, Richard Isanove

Captain Marvel #1

(January, 2019)

"Re-Entry"

Cover by Alex Ross

Secret Wars #5

(August, 2015)

"Owen Reece Dies For Our Sins"

Cover by Mark Brooks

The Mighty Captain Marvel #1

(January, 2017)

"Alien Nation" Part I

Cover by Elizabeth Torque

Captain Marvel #1

(January, 2019)

"Re-Entry"

Cover by J. Scott Campbell

The Original Ghost Rider #4

The Original Ghost Rider #4

(August, 1992)

Cover by Joe Quesada, Jan Anton Harps

This issue reprints the story originally published in Marvel Spotlight #8. It also contains the first chapter of the two-part "End Of The Line," a brand-new back-up story by Dan Slott and Dick Ayers, featuring Carter Slade, the Western hero Ghost Rider, who now goes by the name Phantom Rider.

Marvel Spotlight #8

(December, 1972)

Cover by Mike Ploog

Story:  "...The Hordes Of Hell!"

Writer:  Gary Friedrich

Pencils:  Mike Ploog

Inks:  Jim Mooney

Letterer:  Shelly Leferman

The House Of M

Magneto

Erick Lehnsherr

Magneto #0 (1993)

Artwork by Steve Epting, Tom Palmer, Carlos Lopez

The Scarlet Witch

Wanda Maximoff

House of M #1 (2005)

Artwork by Joe Quesada, Danny Miki, Frank D'Armata

Quicksilver

Pietro Maximoff

Quicksilver: No Surrender #1 (2018)

Artwork by Pepe Larraz and David Curiel

Polaris

Lorna Dane

Uncanny X-Men #426 (2003)

Artwork by Randy Green, Rick Ketcham, Brian Haberlin

Cyclops

Real Name: Scott "Slim" Summers

First Appearance: X-Men #1 (September, 1963)

Pin-Up by Jack Kirby

X-Men #6 (1964)

Cyclops One-Shot (March, 2011)

Artwork by Roger Cruz, Nick Schley, Chris Sotomayor

Inhumans vs X-Men #4 (February, 2017)

Variant Cover by Terry Dodson and Rachel Dodson

Champions #10 (July, 2017)

Trading Card Variant by Jim Lee, Israel Silva

Cyclops #1 - Icons Series (September, 2001)

Cover by Mark Texeira, Jimmy Palmiotti, Ruy Jose

Do you fear what you've become?

Fear Itself Teaser and #4 Variant Cover (2011)

Artwork by Terry Dodson, Rachel Dodson, Justin Ponsor

Present-Day vs. Young Cyclops

All-New X-Men #4 (December, 2012)

Variant Cover by Jim Cheung, Mark Morales, Justin Ponsor

Uncanny X-Men #1 (February, 2013)

Variant Cover by Joe Quesada, Danny Miki, Richard Isanove

Uncanny X-Men Annual #1 (January 2019)

Artwork by Salvador Larroca and Rachel Rosenberg

House of X #1 (July, 2019)

Variant Cover by Marco Checchetto

Live Action Cyclops

Actors James Marsden and Tye Sheridan

Gallery :: New Avengers #1

Writer: Brian Michael Bendis

Pencils: David Finch

Inks: Danny Miki

Colors: Frank D'Armata

Letters: Richard Starkings, Albert Deschesne

From the "Breakout" trade: "With the Avengers disbanded following an attack by one of the team's oldest members, a shadowy villain has taken advantage of their absence to initiate his ominous plans.  Employing Electro to disrupt the electrical systems of the maximum-security prison known as the Raft, hundreds of super-powered villains are freed to wreak havoc on New York.  Without the Avengers to answer the call, a group of heroes must form a makeshift alliance to subdue the rampaging villains and save the city."

New Avengers #1

Cover by David Finch

"Breakout!" Part I

Cover by Joe Quesada

Published December 2004

Spider-Man cover by Steve McNiven

This is how the issue was originally solicited back in August 2004:

NEW AVENGERS #1

Written by BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS

Pencils & Cover by DAVID FINCH

"NEW AVENGERS" PART 1 (OF 5)

After the devastating destruction of the original Avengers just what sort of threat to the world could persuade Captain America to assemble an all-new team? And after the events of AVENGERS DISASSEMBLED, who could possibly be on this team? How does Cap, Iron Man, Spider-Man & Wolverine sound? Get ready for the first of a proposed 500-issue run that signals an all-new era, as Bendis & Finch join with you, the fervent faithful, for the launch of the all-new ongoing Avengers series!

Second Printing Variant

Cover by David Finch

The character posing amongst the New Avengers in the second printing variant never actually made it to the pages of the title. Thought by some to be Ronin wearing an early costume design, the mysterious individual remained unnamed, until he resurfaced in the pages of Uncanny X-men #11 (2013). His identity was revealed in issue #22 (2014) as none other than Hank McCoy, the Beast from the Age of Apocalypse.