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cheerful· Avengers Assemble, by Crute, Edwards, Fairchild, Hintze, Thornley & Tooley
"Avengers Assemble"
· Captain America #1, by Tony Thornley & Mick Edwards
"Stealing Liberty" Part One
· Force Works #1, by Stuart Fairchild
"Summer's Night Dream"
· Iron Man #1, by Mike Hintze
"The Stark Protocols" Part One
· Solo Avengers #1, by Mike Hintze
"Foreshadow"
· West Coast Avengers #3, by Clayton Tooley
"Hot Time in the City" Part Three
· Yellowjacket #1, by Anthony Crute
"Astonishing Tales"
Avengers Assemble is where this whole thing begins. This issue takes place in a two week period around the attack on Avengers Mansion depicted in Avengers #1 and follows the actions of Tony Stark, Hank Pym, and Captain America that lead in to the launch of their brand new solo adventures! Meanwhile, Jack of Hearts battle's the Growing Man and after is visited by a mysterious man with a prophecy that'll require the formation of Force Works to stop it. This is the book that leads into the creation of 4 brand new titles and offer insights into the two established titles on site through the eyes of their younger members, Rage and Ultra-Girl.
In Captain America Steve and Nick meet with the President to discuss the Commander-In-Chief's concerns about the attack on Avengers Mansion before he stands in front of a camera to address the concerns of the country. But if the Serpent Society has anything to do about it the President won't get a chance to say two words. It's up to Captain America and SHIELD to protect the most powerful leader in the world.
In Force Works we journey across dimensions to witness the events that lead to the birth of Force Works. Moonraker and his small ragtag group of heroes try to stop the Scarlet Centurian from destroying the Earth with a weapon that threatens the existance of multiple realities. Will they succeed and what does a timely intervention by the Time Variance Authority have to do with it?
Iron Man takes place a week after Tony Stark's appearance in Solo Avengers. Tony visit's the wonderous nation of Wakanda to attend and speak at a symposium of the worlds greatest scientists. It's a chance to rub elbows with colleagues such as Reed Richards and Hank Pym and talk shop. But they're not the only group that's looking forward to this symposium as a terrorist group opposed to the technological ideals of the minds gathered look to crash the party.
Tony Stark guest-stars in the first issue of Solo Avengers when he's requested by the Pentagon to stop by and investigate a mysterious new object that they found deep in the ocean trenches. An object Stark's very familair with. But Tony's presence only creates more questions than answers as he set's in motion events that will impact other heroes across time and space.
In West Coast Avengers the hastily assembled team make their assault on The Master of the World, but what hope do they have against a foe who's intellect is greater than that of the entire combined team? Will brawn prove stronger than brains? Or will their reckless abandon and sheer unrelenting force prove to be enough? When it's all said and done, win or lose, there's only one person to blame...check it out in the last chapter of "Hot Time in the City".
In Yellowjacket a series of strange events in Central Park have forced the City of New York to turn to Hank Pym to figure them out. But Hank is still reeling from the loss of his friends in the attack on Avengers Mansion, among them was his former wife Jan. Can Hank pull himself together enough to focus on the task at hand and can his new sidekick, Cassie Lang, grasp what it's like to help one of the smartest men on the Earth?
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