Marvel Database
Register
Advertisement

Quote1 Come with me if you want to be awesome. Quote2
Noh-Varr[src]

History

Origins[]

Noh-Varr was a member of the Kree race located in the alternate reality of Earth-200080. He had his triple-helix DNA altered with cockroach genes to include insect properties,[3] and became a super-soldier.[7]

He joined the 18th Kree Diplomatic Gestalt as Ensign Marvel, a peacekeeping group charged with maintaining the cease-fire between that reality's Kree and Skrull races while travelling aboard their ship, the Marvel.[3]

Arrival to Earth-616[]

After a clash with three Astro-Gods, Noh-Varr and his crew became lost in the Multiverse. While attempting to return home, they ended up arriving to Reality-616, over that universe's planet Earth. Their ship was shot down by Dr. Midas, an individual obsessed with obtaining super-human powers, in an attempt to claim their cosmic ray-powered star drive to mutate himself. The crash killed the Marvel's entire crew, including Noh-Varr's parents, Captain Glory and Star Splendor, and his girlfriend Merree, save for Noh-Varr himself, who ended up captured by Midas.

Noh-Varr's capture was short-lived as he escaped using his enhanced abilities. His artificial intelligence Plex advised Noh-Varr to lay low, however, the temperamental boy had plans to get revenge against the entire human race for the brutal treatment his crew received upon arriving to their world.[3]

Noh-Varr sent his message of revenge by destroying blocks of buildings in New York, attracting the attention of S.H.I.E.L.D., and clashing with their Bannermen, a battle that Noh-Varr would easily win with his advanced Kree technology.[8]

Noh-Varr soon learned that a social parasite called Hexus (former prisoner aboard the Marvel), had been unleashed upon the Earth and became a sentient corporation bent on taking over the entire world. Noh-Varr clashed with the forces of the Hexus until he succeeded in destroying it by accessing its corporate secrets and providing them to its competitors, crushing it as a business enterprise and subsequently destroying it.[9]

Dr. Midas, still seeking out the cosmic ray engine of Noh-Varr's ship, sent his daughter Oubliette Midas, also known as the Exterminatrix, to capture Noh-Varr. Her assault on his was successful and she turned him over to her father for a violent interrogation. However, she would soon have a change of heart when Noh-Varr saw her true face and found her attractive, freeing him from her father's clutches and returning him to his ship.[10] Midas tracked both of them down via a tracking device in the Exterminatrix's mask and sent one of the Dark Dimension's Mindless Ones that he had in his possession to destroy them while he attempted to claim the star drive. Exterminatrix was successful in decapitating the creature while Noh-Varr clashed with Midas, who had just used the cosmic ray drive to mutate himself into the Cosmic Man.[11]

In the final clash between Noh-Varr and Midas, the Exterminatrix used the head of the Mindless One to seemingly destroy her father. S.H.I.E.L.D. agents subsequently surrounded Noh-Varr's ship, taking him into custody. The Exterminatrix started a reign of terror demanding Noh-Varr's release but she ended up incarcerated in the Raft. Noh-Varr was then imprisoned in the Cube where he declared war on the human race and vowed to make the planet Earth part of the Kree Empire,[12] boasting to the warden that the Cube would become the capital of his new Kree Empire within five months.[6]

Incarceration and Break-Out[]

During his incarceration Noh-Varr was briefly visited by the members of the Illuminati who tried to change Noh-Varr's mind and offered him the chance to earn his freedom, with the condition to cease his quest for revenge.[13] Subsequently, Noh-Varr was broken and turned into a docile assassin, dubbed Mobile Defense Unit 564, by the warden.[6]

During the Superhuman Civil War, S.H.I.E.L.D. director Maria Hill visited the Cube and ordered the warden to send Noh-Varr after the Runaways. Noh-Varr attacked them and the Young Avengers, breaking Xavin's neck and taking down all of the other members. The Vision managed to phase his arm into Noh-Varr's chest, but Noh-Varr tore it away and took Wiccan, Hulkling, Karolina, and Xavin back to the Cube with him. The Vision's arm began to interface with his body, which began causing problems. The combined forces of the Runaways and Young Avengers broke into the Cube to free their teammates, and Noh-Varr was deployed to stop them. Victor, knowing that the feedback of touching the Vision caused them both to have seizures, grabbed Noh-Varr, which freed him from the warden's mental control. Noh-Varr then took control of the Cube.[14]

Secret Invasion[]

During the Skrulls Invasion, the Cube's systems and Plex II (assembled from Plex's remains) were turned off by a Skrull computer virus.[15][16] Escaping the prison, Noh-Varr came across the fallen body of Khn'nr, who was impersonating the Kree hero Captain Marvel. As Khn'nr lay dying, he asked Noh-Varr to save Earth.[17][18] Inspired, Noh-Varr made his way to New York City and participated in the battle against the Skrull invaders, helping to turn the tide.[19] When the battle had ended, Noh-Varr returned to his cell in the Cube.[20]

Dark Avengers[]

In the end of the Skrull invasion, reformed super villain Norman Osborn became a national hero and the head of the superhuman community. While recruiting a new team of Avengers, Osborn came to Noh-Varr and convinced him to join his team under the alias of Captain Marvel.[2] After their first mission in taking on Morgan Le Fay, Noh-Varr slept with teammate Karla Sofen, aka Moonstone. However, he was shocked when he learned from her that most of these Avengers were composed of criminals pretending to be heroes.[21] He then abandoned the team.[22]

After leaving Osborn's employ, he was attacked by the Sentry, but escaped. Noh-Varr fled to an abandoned building with one of many Kree communicators he had secretly built during his time on Earth, as attempted to contact the Kree Supreme Intelligence. A holographic message left by the Supreme Intelligence told Noh-Varr that the actions of the Skrulls during Secret Invasion had left Earth in more danger than ever before and that he was the planet's new Protector. The Supreme Intelligence then granted him the power needed to carry out his mission in the form a set of Nega-Bands, more advanced than the ones worn by the original Captain Marvel. The bands also provided him with a new costume and prevented the Dark Avengers from detecting his presence.

Noh-Varr (Earth-200080) from Dark Avengers Annual Vol 1 1 0003

As Protector

Unbeknownst to Noh-Varr, he was being observed by Captain America and Steve Rogers, who were trying to determine if he could be a potential ally against Osborn. During this time Noh-Varr also developed a romance with a girl named Annie.[4]

Heroic Age[]

Following the Siege of Asgard and Osborn's fall, Protector was recruited by the newly-reformed Avengers while to build a time machine as they needed one to confront Kang the Conqueror. During the construction process, a malfunction caused beings of other timelines to be brought to this one. Protector, Iron Man, Captain America and Wolverine traveled to the future while the rest of the team stayed in the present to control the situation.[23] In the aftermath, Protector permanently joined the Avengers and stayed with them during threats like the return of the Hood and the Serpent's attack.[24]

Avengers vs. X-Men[]

As he was preparing for a mission to space to intercept and contain the Phoenix Force, Noh-Varr was given a mission by the Supreme Intelligence of this universe's Kree Empire: to deliver it to them.[25] While in space, Protector stole a sample the Avengers possessed of the Phoenix Force they needed to impede the entity's approach towards Earth and delivered it to the Kree on Hala.[26]

After learning from the Intelligence that the Kree had little to no intention of helping Earth survive annihilation at the Phoenix's hands, he rebelled and stole back the container holding the Phoenix's essence while dodging attacks from Kree soldiers. When the Avengers finally caught up with him after nearly escaping certain death due to Protector's tampering with the guidance system of their ship, they were no more pleased with Noh-Varr than the Kree. Noh-Varr tried to plea for forgiveness, offering his help, but he was rebuked by the Avengers for his earlier betrayal and even threatened. When the Avengers left Hala, they left Noh-Varr stranded without his Nega-Bands.[27]

Young Avengers[]

As he didn't wanted to leave Earth, Noh-Varr established a satellite base in the orbit, and also started a relationship with young heroine Hawkeye, leaving his identity of Protector away. During this time, he became a fan of Earth's culture, particularly its music.[1] As Marvel Boy, Noh-Varr joined Hawkeye in assisting her former teammates from the Young Avengers from the inter-dimensional parasite known as Mother.[28] Once Mother was vanished, the Young Avengers decided to leave Earth in order to prevent the parasite from returning, as Loki explained they couldn't go back to any place their parents were or had died or Mother would be able to return. Marvel Boy joined the team in their subsequent journey across the universe while Wiccan sharpened his skills in magic in order to eventually confront and defeat Mother once and for all.[29]

Noh-Varr (Earth-200080) from Young Avengers Vol 2 4 001

Guns blazing with the Young Avengers

He later accompanied the rest of the Young Avengers to the warehouse where Speed was abducted, after they were contacted by Prodigy. During the following pursuit of the fake Patriot across the multiverse, they came across numerous mayfly dimensions where Noh-Varr conquered the Earth and made it the capital of the New Kree Empire. During this time, Noh-Varr also decided to grow a beard.[30]

Noh-Varr later learned that Leah had recruited his exes, Merree and Oubliette and Annie, to her anti Young Avengers team. This caused him to begin to question his relationship with Kate, but he kept his thoughts to himself. Later, when he saw an online post from Oubliette dissing his beard, he decided to shave it off.[31]

The Young Avengers were forced to go back to Earth after Hulkling, who had previously left the team and returned to Earth, was tricked by Mother's allies into going back to New York, which allowed her to manifest again in this reality. Aiding Mother were a misfit counterpart of the Young Avengers assembled by Leah composed of the ex-boyfriends and ex-girlfriends of the team, including Merree, Annie and the Exterminatrix.[31] In the midst of the battle against the evil Young Avengers, Noh-Varr decided to break up with Hawkeye in order to return to Oubliette. Unfortunately for him, it was soon revealed all of the evil Young Avengers were nothing but constructs fueled by Loki's sense of guilt. Once Loki admitted his crimes, all of the evil Young Avengers simply faded into nothing. Noh-Varr immediately tried to get back with Kate, to no avail.[32]

Noh-Varr subsequently DJ'ed the Young Avengers' celebration party of their victory against Mother and New Year's Eve. He attempted to end his relationship with Hawkeye in good terms, but she denied him the chance.[33] Realizing he had messed it up, Noh-Varr decided to move forward and stop dwelling on the past.[34]

Original Sins[]

After the murder of the watcher, Hulkling and Prodigy decided to inform Noh-Varr about Exterminatrix, his ex's, involvement. When they couldn't reach him by phone they traveled to his personal satellite. Together they managed to sneak into New York by having Hulkling impersonate Phillip Coulson. After they arrived they noticed a civilian that had not been evacuated and pursued her into a building where they were assaulted by The Hood.[35] After a brief scuffle he surrendered and explained that the people in the building are his friends who were affected by the Watcher's Eye but he did not trust S.H.I.E.L.D to help them. Though he proceeded to take Prodigy hostage afterwards in an attempt to force him to build a Cerebro.[36]

However, he was quickly disarmed by Noh-Varr, yet he still managed to convince the Young Avengers of his plan to use a makeshift Cerebro to remove the excess information from the civilians. Prodigy created the machine and it was nicknamed "Cerebrat" by Hulkling.[37] They followed through with The Hood's plan until Noh-Varr discovered the Hood was uploading the info to the internet and a fight broke out.[38] The Hood escaped and the Young Avengers thought they had lost until Prodigy revealed that he had "Padded" the data so that it was impossible for anyone to use.[39]

The Progenitors[]

Now dedicated to save the universe, Marvel Boy set his sights on rebuilding the then-recently decimated Kree Empire.[40] To this end, he offered his services to the Inhuman Royal Family, offering them to help Inhumanity overcome the tribulations presented by the destruction of all traces of the Terrigen Mist by investigating the roots of their species in the ruins of Hala.[41]

Royals Vol 1 5 Textless

Once the expedition reached its destination, Marvel Boy planted the seed of the Plex Intelligence in the remains of the Supreme Intelligence. The resulting process ended in the resurrection of the Plex Intelligence, with the absorbed material from the other Supreme Intelligence. Thanks to the Plex Intelligence, Noh-Varr and the Inhumans learned of the existence of Primagen, the substance from which Terrigen derived, which had been used by the eons-old race known as the Progenitors to create the Kree in the same way the Kree went on the create the Inhumans.[40]

On the Plex Intelligence's guidance, Noh-Varr and the Inhuman crew traveled to Centauri-IV to investigate the Skyspear which had landed there.[42] The Inhuman Maximus the Mad calculated the trajectory of the Skyspear back to its point of origin, the Progenitor's World Farm. The crew was attacked by the Progenitors as soon as the approached their base,[43] barely making it alive to a Primagen deposit. When the explorers were attacked by two Exterminator and Destroyer-Class Progenitors, Noh-Varr was immolated, barely surviving thanks to his genes' special adaptation. Noh-Varr was then carried into a crystal pod created by Flint with which the Inhumans escaped from the World Farm with samples of Primagen.[44]

West Coast Avengers[]

Noh-Varr later returned to Earth in order to infiltrate the Masters of Evil West Coast by masquerading as Graviton; however, he was forced to blow his cover in order to rescue the West Coast Avengers when they got captured.[5] Later on, back at the Avengers base, he explained the reason he returned was because he believed that Skrulls were hiding out on the West Coast. That being as it may when they eventually investigated the Temple of the Shifting Sun it was revealed that they were in fact vampires.[45]

After the battle with the vampire cultists, Noh-Varr was trapped in a pit alongside Fuse, Kate's current boyfriend, and they shared a mutual attraction. After being electrocuted by the walls, he managed to throw Fuse out of the hole and was in turn lifted out by Quentin.[46] After being freed, he participated in the final battle against the Temple of the Shifting Sun and provided Kate and Clint with Kree energy bows.[47] Noh-Varr and Fuse, once Kate and Fuse had broken up, started dating at some point. [48]

Annihilation - Scourge[]

When the Sentry begun leading the forces of the Cancerverse into invading the Negative Zone, and then the Posiverse, Mister Fantastic used his Dimensional Anchor to gather various heroes, including Noh-Varr, into battling the evil forces. In the aftermath, Bob Reynolds re-merged with the Void, while Nova sacrificed himself in order to defeat the evil forces.[49]

Guardians of the Galaxy[]

As the reborn Olympians begun causing havoc through the universe, Nova recruited Marvel Boy into a mission to stop the rampaging gods, resulting in Noh-Varr joining the other heroes heeded by Nova, the Guardians of the Galaxy. During the mission to infiltrate New Olympus, the Guardians stumbled into an imprisoned Hercules.[50] The mission to destroy New Olympus was a success, though the apparent death of Star-Lord caused the Guardians to split.[51] Marvel Boy remained with the half of the Guardians led by Nova. The two teams quickly clashed over competing missions involving an energy-converting device named the D-Type Converter.[52] As a result of the mission, that saw the two teams reach a truce, Marvel Boy and Hercules began a casual romantic relationship.[53]

During this time, Noh-Varr also joined the Galactic Council as a representative of the Utopian Kree faction. During an assembly aboard the Proscenium, Marvel Boy became the prime suspect of the murder of Zn'rx emperor Stote after being found out with the body only a few moments after having stumbled into it.[54] Rocket Raccoon's investigation cleared Noh's name and revealed the true culprit as the Elder of the Universe named the Profiteer, who had infiltrated the meeting under the disguise of an ambassador.[55] Not long afterward, Star-Lord would return heralding the vengeful Olympians.[56] After the Guardians defeated the mad gods, the team was officially sanctioned by the Galactic Council as protectors of the cosmos.[57]

Attributes

Power Grid[71]
:Category:Power Grid/Fighting Skills/Experienced Fighter:Category:Power Grid/Energy Projection/None:Category:Power Grid/Durability/Enhanced:Category:Power Grid/Speed/Superhuman:Category:Power Grid/Strength/Superhuman (800 lbs-25 ton):Category:Power Grid/Intelligence/Gifted

Powers

Enhanced Kree Physiology: Noh-Varr is an alternate universe Kree warrior, enhanced with cockroach DNA and nanobiology.[3] He has demonstrated enhanced physical capabilities well beyond that of either normal humans or standard Kree.

  • Superhuman Strength: Noh-Varr is incredibly strong. His strength is greater than that of the average Kree male (whom can press lifting approximately 2 tons) and far exceeds that of a human being. Noh-Varr can lift 25 tons.[58]
  • Superhuman Speed: He is very fast; his top speed is at around 150 mph,[59] exceeding most conventional vehicles, and enabling him to walk up walls defying gravity.[60]
  • Superhuman Agility: Noh-Varr's agility, balance, and bodily coordination are all enhanced to levels that are beyond the natural physical limits of the finest human athlete. this coupled with his speed and reflexes allowed him to outmaneuver Oubliette while riding her bullet bike. [6]
  • Superhuman Durability: Noh-Varr has a triple jointed musculature structure, which is much more durable than that of an average human being or Kree. He is capable of withstanding injuries of all types and impacts that would kill both of either race. He has taken blows from the powerful Sentry and walked away from the fight without serious injuries[4] and is also capable of surviving severe full-body burns.[44]
  • Superhuman Stamina: He is capable of running at peak capacity for an undefined period of time.[9]
  • Superhuman Reflexes: Noh-Varr's reaction time is high enough to dodge bullets and laser fire with ease.[9]
  • FTL Flight: On a few occasions Noh-Varr has shown the ability to achieve escape velocity levels of unassisted aviary propulsion.[20] Whether this is through technological function or inherent superhuman capability has not been disclosed.[61]
  • Self Sustenance: When Noh-Varr flew into outer space he did so without any life support system technology on hand. Indicating that Marvel Boy can survive indefinitely within the most hostile of environs without food, drink, rest or any real means of nourishment.[20]
  • Nanobots: Noh-Varr has nanobots in his bloodstream that enable him to reroute pain sensations.[3] His saliva triggers hallucinations to anyone that it comes into contact with. If interacting or physically interfaced with technology foreign to his system he can exert control over it at will.[6]
  • Mental Control Over Body: He can control his body's growth, and adrenaline bursts enabling him to grow or solidify his hair at will,[9] and enter a "White Run" mode to where he is capable of ignoring any distractions while moving at his fastest doing whatever means necessary to accomplish his goals.[62] This mental control includes a total control over his brain: For example, he was able to redirect pain to his auditory cortex to avoid pain.[3]
  • Wallcrawling: Due to his insect DNA, he can walk on walls and ceilings with ease.[3]
  • Superhuman Hearing: He also has a layer of tympanic membrane covering his skin, allowing to pick up sound more effectively.[59]
  • Grenade and poisonous nails: Due to the nanotechnology in his system and the genetic augmentations he underwent, Noh-Varr can extend his fingernails singly or all digits into razor sharp bombs.[3] A single nail can shatter thick skinned adversaries as well as damage the surrounding environment.[16] He also used his nails to poison dimensional traveler Lyra when she attacked New York searching for Norman Osborn.[63]

Abilities

Skilled Combatant: Noh-Varr is very skilled in armed and unarmed combat utilizing extreme athletics and limited gymnastics. He is capable of fending off multiple opponents at once.[62]

Skilled Marksman: He is an excellent sharpshooter.[64]

Skilled Pilot: He can pilot all types of specially designed aircrafts, be they Kree or otherwise.[3]

Paraphernalia

Equipment

Pocket Battlefield: Noh-Varr's second most used device is called the Pocket Battlefield. It appeared as a pink square which would expand and take in anyone in the area. The battlefield is able to be one of 9 different settings each having its own physics. Noh-Varr explained to Lyra that while in the Battlefield, he controls all ten of its axes. It shifts whoever enters it into a pocket dimension with its own specialized physics.[63] He's seen using it again to keep the Asterion he and the Inhuman Royals commandeered from crashing into a fiery wreck with them still on it by treating the falling, screaming damaged heap like a superball.[65]

Plex: Out of all his equipment, Noh-Varr's most helpful is his spaceship's Living Database, Plex. Plex could telepathically give Noh-Varr information to help him complete his missions. Plex also had the ability to release an "Omniwave" which would allow him to control the thoughts/emotions of large groups of people. Plex died when S.H.I.E.L.D. took Noh-Varr into custody. While Noh-Varr had control of the Cube, he created a digital version of Plex, but it was destroyed by the Skrull Invasion. Eventually recreating it and giving him over to Ronan The Accuser in order to ease his own guilt, given that Noh-Varr could part with this means he has more than one of the A.I.[42]

His alien metals lined super-dense costume.[8]

Weapons

Gauntlets: Noh-Varr has had various weapons and gadgets that he has gained from the ship, the Marvel. The most famous of his tools are a pair of bracelets able to transform into various shapes. He usually has it take the form of some sort of gun. It is able to fire various blast, most commonly, a plasma blast. This blast can be a simple concussive blast to a blast that can destroy buildings. Recently, Lindy Reynolds had taken Noh-Varr's gun and turned it on her husband, Sentry. The blast was strong enough to burn Sentry's face down to his bones. Once while fighting Lyra, he formed his gauntlet into a bladed weapon.[66] He has also used them to block attacks, like Kate Bishop's arrow.[62]

Replicator Mines: A weapon Noh-Varr used in his assault on the world, their Kree weapons that duplicate across a wide radius casing untold destruction. it was used as a gun ammunition for his gauntlet blaster.[9]

KreeTech Nunchaku: Kree modeled device based off an earth born armament, they are two weighted stick lengths tethered by an energized cable line which reach great distances. Noh-Varr mainly used them while in closed quarters during battle.[59]

Composite Soul-Bow: Another armament molded after a man-made invention. Discharges violet hued energy in the shape of quivers.[28]

Transportation

The Marvel: A ship equipped with Kirby engines and the Plex omnichronal bio computer system, allowing to travel and navigate across the vast infinity of the Multiverse.[3] Internal defenses include the Helicoptera; insectoid shaped mini-bots with knife edged propeller like wings that could fly at incredible speeds eviscerating anything in their path.[12]

Notes

Trivia

  • J.G. Jones stated that Marvel Boy was an anti-establishment character.[68]
  • His green and blue costume is an homage to the "original Captain Marvel".[68]
  • Noh-Varr was 21 during the events of Young Avengers (Vol. 2).[31]
  • He does not define himself as heterosexual, and says that "exploring" (in multiple meanings) is part of the cycle for Kree.[34]
    • It is revealed that there is a mutual attraction between Noh-Varr and Kate Bishop's current boyfriend, Johnny Watts.[47]
    • He and Hercules shared a kiss in the heat of battle and have since 'become a thing'.[53]
  • The Young Avengers writer Kieron Gillen revealed the music legend David Bowie was used as his inspiration for Noh-Varr.[69]

See Also

Links and References

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #1
  2. 2.0 2.1 Dark Avengers #1
  3. 3.00 3.01 3.02 3.03 3.04 3.05 3.06 3.07 3.08 3.09 3.10 3.11 Marvel Boy (Vol. 2) #1
  4. 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Dark Avengers Annual #1
  5. 5.0 5.1 West Coast Avengers (Vol. 3) #7
  6. 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 Civil War: Young Avengers and Runaways #4
  7. Civil War: Young Avengers and Runaways #2
  8. 8.0 8.1 Marvel Boy (Vol. 2) #2
  9. 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 Marvel Boy (Vol. 2) #3
  10. Marvel Boy (Vol. 2) #4
  11. Marvel Boy (Vol. 2) #5
  12. 12.0 12.1 Marvel Boy (Vol. 2) #6
  13. New Avengers: Illuminati (Vol. 2) #4
  14. Civil War: Young Avengers and Runaways #24
  15. 15.0 15.1 Secret Invasion #1
  16. 16.0 16.1 Secret Invasion: Who Do You Trust? #1
  17. Secret Invasion #6
  18. Mighty Avengers #19
  19. Secret Invasion #78
  20. 20.0 20.1 20.2 Secret Invasion #8
  21. 21.0 21.1 Dark Avengers #5
  22. Dark Avengers #6
  23. Avengers (Vol. 4) #26
  24. Avengers (Vol. 4) #717
  25. Avengers (Vol. 4) #25
  26. Avengers (Vol. 4) #26
  27. 27.0 27.1 Avengers (Vol. 4) #27
  28. 28.0 28.1 Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #4
  29. Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #5
  30. Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #8
  31. 31.0 31.1 31.2 31.3 Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #11
  32. Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #13
  33. Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #14
  34. 34.0 34.1 Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #15
  35. Original Sins #1
  36. Original Sins #2
  37. Original Sins #3
  38. Original Sins #4
  39. Original Sins #5
  40. 40.0 40.1 Royals #5
  41. Royals #1
  42. 42.0 42.1 Royals #6
  43. Royals #9
  44. 44.0 44.1 Royals #11
  45. West Coast Avengers (Vol. 3) #8
  46. West Coast Avengers (Vol. 3) #9
  47. 47.0 47.1 West Coast Avengers (Vol. 3) #10
  48. Hawkeye: Bishop Takes King
  49. Annihilation - Scourge Omega #1
  50. Guardians of the Galaxy (Vol. 6) #1
  51. Guardians of the Galaxy (Vol. 6) #3
  52. Guardians of the Galaxy (Vol. 6) #4
  53. 53.0 53.1 53.2 Guardians of the Galaxy (Vol. 6) #6
  54. Guardians of the Galaxy (Vol. 6) #7
  55. Guardians of the Galaxy (Vol. 6) #8
  56. Guardians of the Galaxy (Vol. 6) #9
  57. Guardians of the Galaxy (Vol. 6) #12
  58. Civil War: Battle Damage Report #1
  59. 59.0 59.1 59.2 Dark Reign: The List - Wolverine #1
  60. Marvel Boy (Vol. 2) #13
  61. All-New Savage She-Hulk #2
  62. 62.0 62.1 62.2 Civil War: Young Avengers and Runaways #3
  63. 63.0 63.1 All-New Savage She-Hulk #3
  64. Marvel Boy (Vol. 2) #12
  65. Royals #4
  66. All-New Savage She-Hulk #4
  67. Marvel Knights: Millennial Visions #1
  68. 68.0 68.1 Marvel Knights/Marvel Boy Genesis Edition #1
  69. Kieron Gillen statement
  70. Marvel Avengers: The Ultimate Character Guide #2
  71. Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z Vol 1 7
Advertisement