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Quand ce n'est pas Fantasio qui propose un costume à Gaston pour le bal costumé, c'est au tour de Prunelle et Lebrac de s'y mettre (quand le lecteur ne s'y met pas aussi, ainsi que l'auteur). Quoi de plus simple pour danser qu'un costume de champignon, de hanneton, de pieuvre (géant, ça !), de cheminée, de cactus, d'escargot, de hamburger géant, de juke-box....

In a city that once seemed to be in a permanent state of war and despair, peace has reigned for a decade. What has become of the city that Matty Roth, Zee and so many others fought to preserve?

From the Eisner Award winning team that brought you the start of CIVIL WAR with the NEW AVENGERS ILLUMINATI SPECIAL comes this heart-wrenching finale that cannot be missed. Two of the Marvel heroes most affected by the shocking conclusion of the war get together one last time. What is said between them will set the course of the Marvel Universe for years to come. This is the confession. Alex Maleev unveils another new fantastic art style especially for this very emotional issue. Iron Man arrives on a S.H.I.E.L.D. hellicarrier. He prepares to meet with a captive on board. He begins to tell his side of the story as to why everything happened the way it did. He says it's because of King Arthur. He and Doctor Doom had been transported back in time in and he got to meet him. He knew then that they'd be at war someday. He did what he had to do. Even if it meant fighting against friends. He was willing to go all the way. It turns out he was wrong. The worst thing that could happen did. And now, there is one thing that he can never tell anyone. It was the one thing he should've said. "It wasn't worth it." It turns out, he was speaking to the dead body of Captain America. In a second story, Captain America is being taken to Ryker's Island maximum security penitentiary. Sitting in a prison specially design against him, Iron Man shows up. Captain America goes off on Iron Man. He tells him that he was the one that made the war happen. After everything he's done, all the death and destruction, the compromises of working with villains, he asks him if it was worth it. Iron Man just tells him he's a sore loser and leaves. It can be assumed that this story takes place prior to the first one, before Captain America is killed.

Leaping from the final pages of Civil War, this is the *only place* readers can find out what happens next in the life of CAPTAIN AMERICA! Trust us, folks, this over-sized 25th issue will stun readers and send shock waves through the entire Marvel Universe for the next year! Captain America's surrender during the "Civil War" is on the news. The coverage is now focusing on the arraignment of Steve Rogers. The hearing is to take place in New York rather than in front of a military tribunal. It will also be broadcast live on all networks. A crowd of supporters and protesters has gathered outside the courthouse. Agent 13, Sharon Carter is among the crowd. She is in contact with Nick Fury who seems to have a plan for something. Sharon recalls her first memories of Captain America and their time together as partners and lovers. Winter Soldier, Bucky Barnes is also among the crowd. He too recalls his first meeting of Cap and how you had no choice but to look up to him. Steve Rogers finally arrives escorted by the US Marshalls. The crowd shouts outs questions and statements of support and disdain. One member even throws a tomato that hits him in the face asking, "Since when does Captain America surrender?!" As Rogers shakes off the mess, he notices a red dot appear on the Marshall in front of him. Looking up, he finds the source in a building window across the street. Dr. Faustus and the Red Skull (in Aleksander Lukin's body notice that Rogers has found the sniper as they watch on television. The Skull insists that their plan stay in motion as they have done what they could to get the Rogers transferred to New York. Cap yells, "Look out!" and pushes the marshal out of the way. The sniper's bullet shoots through his upper chest. The crowd panics. Sharon tries to get to Steve. Barnes also tries to work his way through the crowd. As Sharon is about to reach Steve, a gun is seen and three more shots, at close range, hit Captain America. Weak from the shots, Rogers still asks Sharon to get the crowd to safety. Winter Soldier jumps through the window where the sniper shot came from. He is too late. Just then, Falcon flies into the building pinning Barnes against the wall thinking he was responsible. Winter Soldier quickly convinces him otherwise. Fury is able to track where the sniper went, a news copter has swooped down to pick him up. Barnes asks Falcon to carry him out as Steve Rogers is taken by an ambulance. In the copter, Tombstone sees that they are being followed. Barnes shoots at them which causes the copter to go down. Tombstone simply jumps out towards Falcon and Winter Soldier as gravity carries them down. Barnes beats Tombstone down as Sin, the Red Skull's daughter observes. She calls her father and he tells her to move on to the next part of the plan. She is seen entering the nearby hospital dressed as a nurse. Falcon tells Barnes to leave before S.H.I.E.L.D. arrives, leaving Tombstone with them. As S.H.I.E.L.D. soldier arrive and order Falcon to stand down, he does so willingly to go to Steve's side. As the ambulance arrives at the hospital, the news announces that Steve Rogers has been pronounced dead on arrival. Sharon and Falcon can be seen sitting in a waiting room. Later Sharon goes to the restroom to splash some water on her face. At that moment, Sin walks in telling her the doctor wanted her to tell Sharon something. Dr. Faustus wanted her to tell her to "remember." Sharon's eyes roll back as she goes back to when the sniper bullet was fired. She sees herself working through the crowd to get to Steve's side. Then she sees herself hold a gun up to Steve's gut and fire three times. She crumbles to the floor in tears over what she has done. On a hospital bed, covered in a bloody sheet, the lifeless body of Captain America is lying there.

TONY STARK, DIRECTOR OF S.H.I.E.L.D. It’s day one of a new role for Tony Stark as he takes up the mantle of the missing Nick Fury to lead S.H.I.E.L.D. into the 21st Century! But what does this mean for the future of Iron Man? Notes: The cover is a homage of the cover of Nick Fury, Agent of SHIELD #4 .

The double-sized 45th Anniversary Issue of the World's Greatest Comic Magazine! The super hero Civil War is drawing to a close! But with the betrayals, backstabbing and shifting alliances, who will be the Fantastic Four when all is said and done? It's the night of the anniversary of the first manned faster-than-light space flight and birth of the Fantastic Four. Ben and Johnny watch a Lateline program dedicated to this event. Several people, including superheroes, are interviewed on what the Fantastic Four means to them. Reed and Sue are talking, trying to figure out where they will go from here. Sue is still upset and feels she cannot trust Reed for his actions during the "Civil War." She says she still loves him, but things will never be the same. As the show ends, and the kids have long been put to bed, Johnny and Ben wonder what will happen next. Finally, Sue and Reed show up. They find out that the two have decided not to return to the Fantastic Four. They need time to work on their marriage. In order to not leave them short-handed, they have brought in a couple of replacements. During the final battle of the Civil War, the Wakandian embassy was destroyed. Needing a place to stay, the Black Panther and Storm have agreed to join the team. As the Mole Man is invading the world, a call is put out to the Fantastic Four. Reed hangs up on the call because it is their 45th anniversary with Marvel and no one has congratulated them. Just then, Stan Lee comes to pay them a visit. With the city being overrun, Reed finally gives in and agrees to fight and defeat the Mole Man. Stan says he has a better answer that doesn't involve fighting. He runs out and the FF decide to give him five minutes. As they are about to go out, Stan returns with the Mole Man. He has given up and wants peace. Surprised, they ask Stan how he got Mole Man to give up. Stan tells them that he promised Mole Man a cameo in the next Fantastic Four movie. As Johnny works on a hot rod with Wyatt, Ben calls him to annoy him with the fact that Spider-Man is on tv. At the Daily Bugle, Peter Parker tries selling some pictures of Spider-Man to J. Jonah Jameson. Jameson tells him he wants something different like photos of Johnny Storm. Peter then goes to the racetrack to get some pics. Not able to get a clear shot, Peter puts on his costume to climb up a radio tower. As Johnny is driving, he sees Spider-Man up there and becomes enraged. This causes him to Flame On. Johnny's car bursts into a ball of flames and he decides to go after Spidey. Crystal manages to get them to stop fighting.

The final shots have been fired. The Civil War has ended. A victor has emerged. Now, S.H.I.E.L.D. has prepared the BATTLE DAMAGE REPORT, an intelligence dossier assessing the impact of the war and the dangers the nation still faces. BATTLE DAMAGE REPORT provides a closing chapter to CIVIL WAR and a glimpse of the new status quo of the Marvel Universe! A whopping 64 page handbook covering the current status of just about every character in the Marvel Universe. This is the place to find out what everyone is up to. Who fought on which side. Who was injured or incarcerated. Everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask. Except why Tony Stark was such a jerk.

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Black Panther works with Photon to crack the technology to get into Iron Man's Negative Zone Prison, 42. At the Baxter Building, Storm meets with Mr. Fantastic to discuss Black Panther's position on the Registration. Storm mentions that a head of state of another country shouldn't comment on U.S. domestic policy. Reed tries making implications that in Wakanda, they are already monitoring meta-human abilities with the free health care program. He also tries to push the idea that young powered individuals need guidance just as Xavier tried doing. Storm doesn't give in to his bating. At Ryker's Island, at one of the gateways for the Negative Zone prison, Captain America and his team make their move. At the same time, Black Panther tells the Wakandan Embassy to evacuate. Soon, the heroes are teleported over New York courtesy of Cloak (after the beginning of the fight not seen here). As the battle wages on, the Thor clone and Storm both arrive. The clone tries fighting but mostly causes damage to the embassy and its surroundings. Storm is determined to show the clone that it is not a true wielder of the elements. Eventually Hercules arrives and offers his assistance. Off panel, he destroys the clone. The battle seems to have calmed down some. Black Panther finds Storm to tell her that Captain America has surrendered.

Mary Jane and Aunt May are still in the sights of the sniper. It appears that they are the secondary targets. Peter calls MJ as he is about to go off on what may be the final battle. The world watches as heroes fight against heroes. Even in Ryker's Island prison, Wilson Fisk listens and keeps in touch with his sniper. His orders are, if Spider-Man survives, he is to be killed when he returns to the motel. If he dies in battle, then he wants MJ and Aunt May killed. The battle is over. Now is time to pick up the pieces. Peter returns to the motel. The sniper is alerted. Peter's spider-senses begin to go off but he cannot pinpoint the danger. As the trigger is pulled, he grabs Mary Jane and dives for the floor. Unfortunately, there is a victim to the gunshot...

It all ends here! The startling battle that will determine the future of the Marvel Universe!

This issue follows the return of Captain Marvel from his meditation in the negative zone. For him only days have passed since he entered the zone but for the rest of the world he has been gone for years. There is also a second story line showing The Sentry and a battle he has with Crusher Creel, the Absorbing Man. Creel absorbs his power as they fight, causing a lot of damage to the area around them. After the battle, The Sentry, realizing the destruction that the fight caused, registers in compliance with the superhuman registration act.

A Civil War: Casualties of War special self-contained issue! It’s claws versus blades as Wolverine takes his VENDETTA to the pages of Blade, written by “Wolverine: Vendetta” scribe Marc Guggenheim and illustrated by industry legend Howard Chaykin. Plus: A story from Blade’s mysterious past! Wolverine has been captured by S.H.I.E.L.D. and is being forced by one of the chiefs to be a part of the Superhuman Registration Act. He ends up breaking out of his shackles and escapes S.H.I.E.L.D.. In Long Beach California Blade is in the middle of a battle with his old enemy Morbius. Wondering why Morbius is not fighting as much against Blade, it turns out Morbius signed with the Superhuman Registration Act and Blade ends up getting captured by S.H.I.E.L.D. agents. Flashback. Blade is at a bar with two friends. One of his friends tells Blade that he was attacked by a vampire in a long black rain coat and a cowboy hat. Now Now Blade is at the S.H.I.E.L.D. office with it's director Maria Hill. She tells Blade about Wolverine breaking the Registration Act and later escaping and that they want Blade to go after him because Blade might be perfect to take him dead or alive. He he does it, he gets the rights to kill vampires because to S.H.I.E.L.D. killing vampires without government approval is illegal. Flashback. Blade finds the vampire but it is nothing like friend described it. Blade attacks the vampire anyway. Now Blade sneaks into Wolverine's Brooklyn apartment. Wolverine comes back from a battle with Omega Red and finds Blade in his apartment. Blade tells Wolverine he is after him. Wolverine releases his claws while Blade pulls out his sword. The two charge at each other stabbing each other. Flashback. As Blade fights the strong vampire he spots the man in the cowboy hat and the long coat in the shadows. Now Wolverine knock Blade of his feet and takes his sword about to stab him with it. All of a sudden Blade fires a gun at wolverine having little effect on him. Wolverine charges but Blade punches him but Wolverine tags him to the ground. Wolverine gets ready to stab him but Blade pulls out a vial of vampire blood that as soon as he injects into Wolverine's body, he turns into a vampire making it easy for Blade to stab him in the heart. All of a sudden Blade pauses and puts the vial away. Blade says "No. I just remembered something. Let me go it is over." Blade says that him and Wolverine are to evenly matched and that S.H.I.E.L.D. won't bother him ever again. This puzzles wolverine. Back at S.H.I.E.L.D. Blade tells Hill Wolverine is off limits and that he gets to still hunt vampires and back off from Wolverine or else Blade will go after S.H.I.E.L.D. Walking away Blade says that he owes him one. Flashback. Blade is nearly killed by the vampire but all of a sudden the man in the hat slams the vampire against the wall, grabs a stake from Blade, and kills the vampire. Blade still shocked from the fight, the man in the hat gives Blade his coat. Blade thanks the man for saving him. The man in the cowboy hat says no problem and that he owes him one. The man in the hat is Wolverine.

The Punisher. Captain America. Uneasy allies in even the best of times, now two fugitives fighting a common enemy in CIVIL WAR. Every war is won or lost based on one decisive battle-- this might be the endgame for CIVIL WAR. A clash that's been building for thirty years comes to a ferocious head as The Punisher and Captain America finally collide, and the reverberations will be felt for months to come. Cap made a deal with the devil -- what happens when the devil comes to collect?

“MIDNIGHT SUN: PART 4: FOR THE OCCASION” THE SECOND ARC OF THIS RED-HOT SERIES He knows a thing or two about vengeance himself. He’s the Punisher. He’s crossed paths with Moon Knight in the past and though he might have forgotten, Marc Spector hasn’t. Is the City big enough for both of them?

Overview In the midst of the harsh division of the Civil War, James Buchanan Barnes, Captain America’s one-time partner Bucky, faces his first Christmas of the 21st century. And faces the truth of the terrible things he was forced to do as the Winter Soldier. And with Cap caught in a conflict he can neither take a side of - or understand - what moves can he make to try to redeem himself? And what do Hydra have planned for New York this Christmas? Featuring guest appearances by the Young Avengers and some of the original Invaders, this Special issue is an action-packed character study that defines the Winter Soldier’s future place in the Marvel Universe. By Wizard Top Ten writer Ed Brubaker, with dynamic art by Lee Weeks (Civil War Frontline) and a cover by Cap fan-fave Steve Epting. Synopsis The story starts out on Christmas Eve, 1944. Bucky Barnes and Thomas "Toro" Raymond prepare to spend the evening taking a break from the war and enjoying themselves during the war. We fast forward to modern day where we find the Winter Soldier on his way to an appointment. En route, he recieves a call from Nick Fury, the former head of SHIELD, who informs him that he has a mission he needs Barnes to do. Having no choice, the Winter Soldier finds three of the Young Avengers, Patriot, Hawkeye (Kate Bishop), and the Vision about to raid, what they think is, a Stark factory. The warehouse is really a Hydra base. After some fighting and arguing, the quartet soon find themselves in a battle against an army of Hydra operatives. During the fight, Winter Soldier soon comes to realize that these "kids" have the potential to do well. After the Vision is able to deduce that the Winter Soldier is, in fact, Bucky Barnes, they follow him to a cemetary where he is dealing with the fact that he killed Jack Monroe, Captain America's former sidekick, Nomad. After the three Young Avengers pay their respect to Bucky, we find Barnes meeting with Namor. They are standing at another gravesite, that of Thomas Raymond, where they discuss his life as a hero.

In the midst of Civil War, Captain America and Iron Man meet secretly, one last time, to see if there’s any hope of working things out before further tragedy occurs. Don’t miss this oversized special that reveals how these two men, once the closest of friends and staunchest of allies, could end up leading opposing armies in the conflict tearing apart the Marvel Universe! Iron Man and Captain America meet at the ruins of Avengers Mansion to see if they can bring the Civil War to a peaceful conclusion. Stark explains that there should be accountability and training for super heroes just as there is for other law officers. Steve reminds him of times when heroes loved ones have died because their enemies knew their identities. Tony insists their identities would only be made public by choice, but Rogers reminds him of numerous villains who could easily hack it. Even if they didn't, Steve points out that administrations change, recalling having to adopt new identities when politicians didn't like his actions, insisting Registration removes the hero's autonomy, and recalling Japanese-Americans being rounded up when they were considered security threats. Iron Man brings up his own past mistakes, noting that heroes can't just police themselves. They need oversight. Cap reminds him of times both men were framed for crimes, and would have been unable to prove their innocence if they had been held for trial. Iron Man insists most of the anti-Registration heroes are only fighting that side because they idolize Cap, but Cap retorts that Tony manipulates people to get what he wants, arrogantly believing he always knows best. Tony tells him the alternative to Registration was Project Wideawake, rounding up all the super-beings, but Rogers insists that at the end is comes down to civil liberties, and he refuses to exchange freedom for anything. The conversation quickly degenerates and the two come to blows. Realizing they should have spoken sooner, the heroes part ways.

Wilson Fisk, the incarcerated ex-Kingpin of Crime, has a deal to propose to Iron Man: he’ll use his underworld connections to help track down Captain America and his anti-Registration underground in exchange for consideration on his sentence. But can the Kingpin be trusted, or is he playing a deeper game? And how are the criminals of the Marvel Universe being forced to change the way they do business as a result of CIVIL WAR?

Translate : Wolverine: Origins (2006) #17 , Cable & Deadpool (2004) #42 , X-Factor (2006) #22 , Wolverine (2003) #58

Tony Stark is gearing up for the final battle of the Civil War and he thinks he has it all under control. But Tony has made a fatal mistake and he will pay the price. The future of the Avengers begins here!! Regular writer Brian Bendis welcomes very special guest artist Jimmy Cheung!

This is a one-shot that serves as a prequel for Thunderbolts #110, Irredeemable Ant-Man #1, Immortal Iron Fist #1, Omega Flight #1 and also a Howard the Duck story.

CIVIL WAR Tie-in! The CIVIL WAR continues! Ms. Marvel must deal with a friend turned outlaw, while also training the next generation of super heroes. Writer Brian Reed and Penciler Roberto De La Torre bring you another action-packed issue, including special guest stars Simon “Wonder Man” Williams, Julia “Arachne” Carpenter and Anya “Arana” Corazon. Cover by award-winner David Mack (KABUKI).

The CIVIL WAR really hits home! What happens when CABLE and DEADPOOL find themselves on opposite sides of the fence and both refuse to budge? What else... THEY FIGHT! But it's not just your usual fun super hero teeth-chipping spittle-snarling battle... it will change the lives of these two characters forever!

CIVIL WAR Tie-In! FOUND! The HFH have tracked down CAPTAIN AMERICA and LUKE CAGE in a S.H.I.E.L.D. safe house, only to be betrayed by one of their own! MISTY KNIGHT, BLACK CAT and the rest of the gang are forced to rethink their position in the CIVIL WAR. Meanwhile, in response to the Registration Act, super-villains have found a way to gain an edge...reinventing themselves on the genetic level with transplanted Skrull organs!

Trapped within the most secure superhuman penal colony ever devised, hunted by the most dangerous teenaged killing machine ever incarcerated, the Young Avengers and the Runaways might even stand a chance of survival—if they could put aside their mutual dislike for just one minute! (the Cube, maximum security penitentiary) Several Young Avengers and runaways have been captured by the Cube's Warden. Billy tries to cast a spell to make him stop what he's doing, but to no avail. The Warden puts down his scalpel. He grins as he comments that it shouldn't really be this hard, but they usually install power dampeners with their surgeo-machines under heavy anaesthetic. He is old-fashioned and prefers to do it by hand. However, it makes life difficult in Hulkling's case when his organs keep moving out of the way. He turns his attentions to Wiccan and informs him that his spells don't work if he can't hear them himself. A device planted in his ear makes him listen to anything but his own voice. He asks Billy to keep trying, though. He finds it very soothing. Two scientists enter the operating room and tell him that he's needed outside. They have a situation with Noh-Varr. The Warden reckons his little cockroach is more trouble than he's worth. One of the scientist’s points out that Xavin's neck is broken. Should they vaporize his body? The Warden reckons he's fine where he is for the moment. Billy continues to try and cast a spell as the Warden departs. In another room he finds Noh-Varr with the Vision's arm sticking out of his chest. Noh-Varr is unconscious. The scientist explains that they assumed Noh-Varr had suffered a puncture wound, but this appendage appears to be phased into his chest. What's worse, he continues, is that the nanites in his blood are reacting negatively to the technology. They need authorization to use the phase-cutter. The Warden asks the sleeping Noh-Varr what he said when he first came to him. He said that in five months, the Cube would be the capital city of the new Kree Empire. "Look at yourself now. A broken plaything barely able to stand." The Warden orders his men to leave the arm where it is so they can see what happens. In the meantime, he has some other toys to play with. (outside) Eli watches the Cube through a pair of binoculars. Kate and Chase do likewise. Eli thinks they could be in trouble, but Chase reckons it's not that bad. The Vision asks him not to be fooled. The cluster of holding cells known as the Cube is largely underground. It is classified as an 'infinite security facility.' Extricating their friends is virtually impossible. Elsewhere, Speed asks what it is with Old Lace. It's the third time she's tried to mark her territory on him. Molly reckons she's still made at them for goofing off earlier. Tommy asks what Chase's problem is. Has he always treated her like he's her dad? Molly groans that he was fun before Gert died, like a big brother. She doesn't really care as Chase is stupid. Cassie, meanwhile, is caring for Victor. She explains that they have to keep him away from the Vision or their shared Ultron code will freak each other out again. Vic asks what the others are planning. He thinks she's his guardian angel. Eli asks the Vision why he's gone quiet. Is there something he's not telling them? The Vision replies that the Cube might not be entirely impenetrable. Eli wants to hear his plan. The Vision tells him that his predecessor once took control of the U.S. government's computer systems... all of them. He's sure the Cube's system is based on the same architecture. If he could get to the mainframe, he could control it. He adds that he has spent months preparing failsafes to prevent himself from doing just that. It's possible, but he feels like he'll be losing a piece of himself. Chase reckons there's a joke there somewhere, but he lets it go. Kate is with Nico who is biting her nails. Kate asks her to go easy on them, but Nico isn't doing it out of nervousness. A spot of blood seeps from the edge of her nail and she utters the magic words, "When blood is shed, let the Staff of One emerge!" The staff exits her chest, and she asks the Vision if he's got a thesaurus in his computer brain. Of course, he replies. Nico asks him that, as she's been having trouble with her spells recently, she needs to expand her vocabulary. Now ! The Warden places his operating room off the grid for a few hours. He has some top secret work to carry out. All the while, Billy tries to cast a spell, wanting the Warden to go to sleep. The Warden asks if he really wants that. Does he want to punish him? Hurt him? He presumes that because of his youth, he is above such murderous thoughts. He grabs a scalpel and approaches Teddy who is strapped to a wall. He wonders if he can change his tune. As the scalpel begins to whirr into life, Billy is beginning to become a little frantic, yet he continues trying to cast his spell. Scientists working for the warden are in their control room when the floor is ripped to shreds. The remaining runaways and Young Avengers appear, with a large glowing monster shape all around them. Nico asks Vision what exactly 'Prodigium Effodio,' means. He informs her that it's Latin for 'Excavating Monster.' She wonders just how much time he spent in the library. "I am a library," he replies, coldly. Eli orders everyone to look alive. They have work to do. Kate starts things off by kicking one of the guards in an impressive display of athleticism. The Vision makes his way to the computer console and disables the fail-safes. A wounded guard activates mobile defense unit 564, and as he utters the code, Noh-Varr comes to life. He breaks the shackles he has been placed in, and rushes past two scientists who can only watch him leave in a blur. Meanwhile, the Warden finds Hulkling's body amazing. Even unconscious, his body seems to anticipate every incision he makes. It shifts his biomass to protect his vital organs. He wonders if that's a function of his Skrull physiology. No matter, he feels. He can cut and cut for days on end and he won't die. He turns his attentions to the whispering Billy. Tears trickle from his eyes as his spell has no effect on the villain. The Warden asks if he has anything to say to him. Billy stops chanting and angrily screams at the Warden, "I want you to die." The Warden grins. Perhaps he does have a war on his hands. A voice from behind surprises the Warden. "You wish to know of war, old man?" Xavin sits up and rips Karolina's shackles apart. She asks her to free the others, and clicks her neck back into place. She tells the Warden that she saw the blood flow as two worlds snuffed each other out. She saw the black hatred of generations extinguish themselves. Her father killed a family of screaming Majesdanians in front of her when she was five. She cried, so she was left with the corpses for three days. She has no innocence or ideals. "You wish to see war, old man ?" she asks. She shifts into her Skrull form and rushes at him. "I will show you the face of war !!" Elsewhere, the Young Avengers and runaways combat the facility's guards, with Old Lace enjoying the action as much as any of them. As Chase quips about the fact that Molly and Speed should be playing patty-cake right about now, Molly asks him who the guy approaching is. He looks up to see Noh-Varr running sideways along the wall high above them. In a flash, Noh-Varr drops down and grabs Old Lace by the mouth. He prizes her mouth apart, and the pain projects itself to Chase through their empathic link. Molly rushes towards Noh-Varr and grabs him, but he tosses her aside, and Old Lace with her. Back in the operating room, the Warden tries to put the room back on the grid, as Xavin grabs him around the throat. She tells the Warden that it's too late for that. As she is about to land a killing blow, Hulkling grabs her hand and prevents her from doing something stupid. She warns Teddy to unhand her. He must pay for what he has done. Teddy says he can't let her do that. Xavin is surprised that Hulkling, the prophesied savior of the Skrull Empire, shies away from a simple act of vengeance. "The Young Avengers don't kill," replies Teddy. Xavin reminds that his own teammate wanted the insect dead just minutes ago. Billy says that he thought the guy was going to kill Teddy. He hopes that wasn't him talking. Karolina asks Xavin to listen. Teddy tells her that he can't let her kill. If she wants to kill the Warden, she'll have to kill him, too. He means it. Xavin furrows her brow, saying that the prophecy is a lie. He is not the great uniter of the Skrull Empire. He is not a savior. However, she acquiesces. Karolina jumps on her and gives her a hug. She knew she wouldn't do it. Teddy, now in his human form, is tossed aside as Xavin hugs Karolina back. The Vision then contacts them, informing them that there isn't much time. He explains that he has taken control of the mainframe. They're getting them out of there, but they don't have much time. He asks them to follow his voice. They run along dark tunnels, following the voice projected at regular intervals along them. Back at the fight scene, Chase cuddles Molly and asks if she's all right. Molly weakly asks if she did okay. Chase says she did. She saved his dinosaur. She apologizes, but is quickly falling asleep. He hugs her tightly. "That's okay, Molly. I'll take care of you." She knows that. He's like her big brother. As she drifts away, Chase turns to Noh-Varr and warns him to stay away from her. She's just a baby. Noh-Varr lifts a chunk of heavy machinery and tells him that it's better to die than grow old in the Cube. As he prepares to drop the machinery on them, a green glow appears besides Chase. The glow forms into a kind of symbiotic fluid and it cover him. In an instant, he takes on the Vision's form and smashes the machinery apart. "I'm afraid we see more options than you do," he remarks. Chase then checks out the Vision armor. "Sweet!" The fight with the guards continues as Victor begins to get some life back in his legs. He tells Cassie that his biomechanical systems are continuing to repair him. Maybe he can help. As Chase tries to blast Noh-Varr, the Kree soldier reroutes his repulsor rays and makes him blast Karolina instead. "You are part of me... I am part of you," says Noh-Varr, standing there with the Vision's arm still stuck in his chest. Victor begins to walk towards the action. Cassie asks what he's doing. If he gets too close he'll make the Vision go all freaky. "Exactly, " replies Victor. As he approaches, the Vision armor begins to disperse, and Victor touches Chase's back. A short-circuit takes down Victor, Chase and Noh-Varr in a flash of green light. As Noh-Varr falls, he wishes for all this to end. Eli asks the Vision, who remains conscious having reformed his body, what he's doing. The Vision replies that Noh-Varr was correct. His circuitry has merged with the nanites in his blood. Already they work to revive him. Eli says that they got what they came for. He should retrieve his arm and go. The Vision points out that they can not outrun Noh-Varr. His internal operating system has been mangled by foreign code, as if by a child with a hammer. He must be in constant pain, unable to discern who he even is. Eli asks what he suggests. The Vision replies that they should fix him. (moments later) The warden, flanked by several armed guards, enters the room asking why he wasn't notified sooner. A guard reminds him that he ordered a surveillance blackout. The Warden tells him to shut up. It doesn't matter, he feels, for Noh-Varr will not allow the children to escape. He approaches Noh-Varr to find him kneeling on the floor as if meditating. The Vision's arm is gone. "What is wrong with you?" the warden demands to know. Noh-Varr stands and grabs the warden's arm. "That will be enough of that. There is nothing wrong with me. In fact, I'm feeling much, much better." The Warden's face drops as he looks into Noh-Varr's eyes. Outside, the teams find their respective transports. Chase asks where Molly has gotten to. Speed suddenly appears carrying her. He asks Chase to try and be nicer to her. She kind of looks up to him. Chase is surprised by this, but Tommy tells him that she thinks he's great. She told him. Meanwhile, Vic thanks Cassie for babysitting him. Chase looks over. "Whoa. Weird," he exclaims. The Vision asks what's up. Chase tells him that, all of a sudden, Cassie's like the prettiest, most perfect girl in the world. But he didn't think that before... The Vision turns and informs him that the armor which he inhabits is controlled by thought. Though they didn't fully merge, there will be psychic feedback. Chase works out that those thoughts must be the Vision's. "Man, I... you're one lonely dude," he says. The Vision tells him that it's strangely alienating to find a brother in Victor and be unable to commune with him. Perhaps it is his lot to be alone. Chase asks him not to be so down. If nothing else he has by far the coolest costume on their team. The Vision thanks him for that. Karolina takes to the air and Xavin remarks how beautiful she is. "What's that?" asks Teddy. Xavin continues to point out that Karolina is so tender and soft. He has lost his homeworld. She is all she has left. She is all that makes her life good. She would not have understood, had she done what she wanted to do with their captor. She would have lost her. She smiles and thanks Teddy. "Perhaps you did save me today, Dorekk VIII. Perhaps you are a savior." Eli tells Nico that they work well together, and they're halfway to New York already. Have they thought about joining the anti-registration resistance? Nico apologizes, but they have their friends back, and that's all they wanted. Eli seems surprised, and asks if she can turn her back on justice after seeing the people they're dealing with. Nico replies that she saw a bunch of people who work for the United States government - people who probably think they're the good guys. You play grown-up long enough and you lose your perspective on right and wrong. Why not put it off for as long as possible? She turns and walks to her friends, adding that they'll leave the avenging to them. Eli asks if they're just going to walk away. Nico says that when the world goes crazy, you runaway . (epilogue) Maria Hill appears on the Wardens screen. She says that the Cube has disappeared from the grid. They need a status report. There is no reply. Maria Hill warns him that his behavior has been unacceptable and erratic. She is unaware that at this moment, the Warden is lying on his back, groaning. Noh-Varr is using him as a foot stool. "An entire world to change and I've been stuck here for how long?" he wonders. "Never mind. Welcome to the capital city of the new Kree Empire!"

The final showdown that has threatened to break the foundation of the X-Men is here. It’s Bishop vs. X-Men. Meanwhile, the leader of O*N*E plots the demise of all mutants everywhere. Can mutantkind survive their own Civil War?!

The legislation has been passed. The battle lines have been drawn. The opening shots have been fired. Now, as the controversial Super Hero Registration Act continues to divide America’s superhuman community, Tony Stark – head of the President’s Super Hero Task Force – has created the CIVIL WAR FILES, in-depth dossiers analyzing the potential threat posed by the nation’s most prominent superhumans. What does Stark know about Captain America? Who is the new Ant-Man? Can the Commission for Superhuman Activities be trusted? The CIVIL WAR FILES is the U.S. government’s primary source of superhuman intelligence!

CIVIL WAR Tie-in! The T-Bolts have taken down a slew of supervillains in order to amass a supervillain army -- but will they use this force to help the U.S. Government capture the RENEGADE HEROES... or to overthrow the U.S, Government? It all leads up to a nasty battle between CAPTAIN AMERICA and ZEMO...but the outcome will shock you!

The sides have been chosen and the Civil War has begun! As heroes battle heroes, putting their lives on the line to fight for what they believe in, there's only one source to keep you informed on the happenings of the biggest Marvel event of the year: the Daily Bugle! This is the very newspaper the citizens of the Marvel Universe read to keep informed! With a very special editorial by J. Jonah Jameson and news, gossip, and opinions from the best writers he hasn't fired yet, this is the place to go to for Civil War secrets you won't see anywhere else! That's right: the Bugle has an exclusive on this story-and art! Looking for fair, unbiased coverage of the Civil War? Look no further than that beacon of journalistic integrity, the Daily Bugle, as they bring to you the Daily Bugle Civil War Newspaper Special. Heroes are battling heroes and the Daily Bugle is your only source for the in-depth coverage and exclusives you have come to expect from the metropolitan area's best paper. Plus, this edition also features a very special editorial by the heart and soul of the Bugle, J. Jonah Jameson. Peter Parker, former Daily Bugle photographer, has been revealed to be the wall-crawling menace Spider-Man. Pick up this special edition for JJJ's response to unwittingly employing one of New York's most dangerous vigilantes.

CIVIL WAR Tie-in! Jamie Madrox comes face to face with the thing that terrifies him the most: Having to make a decision. The divisiveness of CIVIL WAR has spread to his own team, as half of them want to cooperate with the government, while the other half wants to take a stand against it. It’s Jamie’s decision that may well decide whether X-Factor stands or cracks apart...and things aren’t being helped by Quicksilver, who offers Rictor the opportunity to get his powers back -- but at what price? Guest starring QUICKSILVER!

CIVIL WAR TIE-IN! CIVIL WAR threatens the rights of every American super hero. So whose side will Marvel's top superhuman lawyer fight for? And how can she possibly choose, when she feels one way as She-Hulk, and another as Jen Walters?

Mark Millar and Steve McNiven! Millar has been one of the chief architects of the Ultimate Universe, and we’ll take a behind-the-scenes look at his ULTIMATE X-MEN, ULTIMATE FANTASTIC FOUR and THE ULTIMATES. We’ll also catch up with Mark and see what he’s got planned for the future – including an innovative new title that takes us back to 1985! At the same time, we’ll explore Steve McNiven’s work on MARVEL KNIGHTS 4 and NEW AVENGERS, and provide an inside look at the artist who has fast become one of the most popular in all of comics. Oh, and there’s still the blockbuster CIVIL WAR to discuss! What, you thought we were gonna neglect that little thing?

Ripped from the pages of NEW AVENGERS, the Eisner award-winning team of Brian Bendis and Alex Maleev present this all-new special. An explosive hidden story of Marvel’s secret past, the secret history of Marvel’s most secret team -- how they came together and how they are ripped apart. The events in this book act as a prologue to not one but two entirely different Marvel blockbuster summer events. The Marvel Universe is about to split down the middle and the line is drawn here!!! You will be asked: whose side are you on? Well... whose side are you on???

Sexe, pouvoir et sang : la fin du règle tumultueux de la famille Borgia.Un scénariste légendaire, un dessinateur non moins illustre, une famille qui a marqué son époque d’une empreinte de stupre et de sang… et voilà Borgia, un must de la bande dessinée contemporaine, dont Tout est vanité constitue l’ultime tome. La famille Borgia a défrayé la chronique au XVe siècle, en donnant à l’Italie et au monde chrétien deux papes d’une sulfureuse renommée. Les Borgia furent accusés entre autres de simonie, d’empoisonnement, de fratricide et d’inceste… ils... Lire la suite

Voici presque 2000 ans, l'apôtre Judas vendit le Christ aux Romains pour trente deniers d'argent. Blake et Mortimer doivent les retrouver avant qu'ils ne fassent à nouveau couler le sang. En effet, l'ancien SS von Stahl est prêt à tout pour s'emparer des pièces maudites, convaincu que leur pouvoir maléfique lui permettra de régner sur le monde. Et pour ce faire, il s'adjoint les services d'Olrik après l'avoir fait évader de sa prison américaine. L'insaisissable "colonel", plus retors que jamais, est bien décidé à se venger de ses vieux adversaires.

One of the most popular graphic novels of all time, this twisted tale of insanity and perseverance is presented as an Absolute Edition for the first time. Looking to prove that any man can be pushed past his breaking point to madness, the Joker attempts to drive Commissioner Gordon insane. Refusing to give up, Gordon struggles to maintain his sanity with the help of Batman in a desperate effort to best the madman. This edition collects BATMAN: THE KILLING JOKE with Bolland’s reimagined colors and the original edition’s colors, a story from BATMAN BLACK AND WHITE and Joker artwork from Bolland’s long career with DC, including never-before-published artwork.

X-MEN: BATTLE OF THE ATOM, PART 6! Magik and Young Beast have a special mission! The X-Men and Future X-Men have Jean Grey and Cyclops and are going to send them back in time with the rest of the Original X-Men. But who is opposing them and why? Note : The Lego variant for this issue is a homage to X-Men #1 .