June Brigman

Reunited at last, the All-New X-Men hit the road on a mission to write their own futures and be the heroes they believe mutantkind needs most. But it's awfully hard to forge ahead when the immovable BLOB is standing in the way! And he's not the only one with his sights set on the young X-Men...

To prevent an ancient evil from coming into the world of man, Vindicator was forced to slay her teammate, Snowbird. But in the wake of one teammate's death, another returns from the grave.

Walter Langkowski has returned from the dead, but now he resides in the body of a woman. As the team deals with this latest development, one of their own turns against them.

If Alpha Flight is going to have a chance against the menace known as Omega, Jeffries must reassemble the robotic Box into a new and more powerful form. Introducing the new Box! NOTE: This new version of Box actually made its 1st appearance on the cover of issue #48, but this is his first in continuity appearance.

In this followup tale to X-Men/Alpha Flight (1985) #1-2, the team returns to the ancient Viking ruins where they battled the God of Mischief. However, their presence does not go unnoticed by Loki. Now, to save the lives of two teammates, will Alpha Flight have to sacrifice three?

Gary Cody, Alpha Flight's liaisons to the Canadian government, discovers a deadly secret from James Hudson's, the original Vindicator, past. Plus, what does the X-Man, Wolverine, have to do with it.

In order to save a planet, Canada's premier super team and Earth's Mightiest Heroes must defeat Galactus! But can even the combined might of Alpha Flight, the Avengers, and Her be enough to stave off the Devourer of Worlds? The answer may surprise you.

The Savage Land was destroyed by the metal titan Terminus (see Avengers #257), but the land that time forgot is making a comeback in a big way. When Alpha Flight investigates, Vindicator finds herself separated from the team, alone and powerless in a world where dinosaurs and ancient civilizations roam. Meanwhile, Sasquatch and Box race against the clock to find their missing teammate before its too late.

While half of the Avengers and Alpha Flight battle the Consortium aliens on earth, the rest of their respective teams are trying to save the world of the Quwrll from Galactus; Vindicator gives his life to bring an end to both problems.

For earlier issues see Solo Avengers (1987-1989 Marvel) #1-20. "Grimm and Bear It" Script by Howard Mackie. Pencils by Al Milgrom. Inks by Don Heck and Tom Morgan. Cover by June Brigman and Roy Richardson. Hawkeye and the Orb are stranded in the desert after escaping from the Plantman's dome of life in the previous issue. The duo stumbles across a deserted town and fights more of the Plantman's henchmen. Final appearance of the Orb. Cameo appearances by Dr. Pym and Wonder Man. Second story: "The Comedy of Eros" Script by Peter Gillis. Pencils by Tom Artis. Inks by Joe Rubinstein. Starfox travels to the planet named Rescorla to rescue a friend from the slave trade. Last 75¢ issue. (Note: The title of the series changes to Avengers Spotlight with this issue.)

"Hurting Inside" Acts of Vengeance crossover. Boomerang is preparing for another battle against Iron Man, when suddenly a mysterious villain encourages him to fight Hawkeye instead. Is the ace archer ready to battle a new opponent? Second story: "Some Assembly Required" Script by Dwayne McDuffie. Pencils by Dwayne Turner. Inks by Chris Ivy. Hydro-Base along with Avengers Headquarters now lies at the bottom of the Hudson River. Stingray and several reserve Avengers including the Black Widow, the second Captain Marvel, Firebird, Hellcat, and Moondragon try to salvage what they can...and also defeat the Mad Thinker's Awesome Android! Cameo appearances by Captain America, Iron Man, Quasar, Thor, Wonder Man, U.S. Agent, and the original Human Torch.

"Curse of the Cat, People (Avengers Reborn part 2)" - Picking up where Avengers West Coast left off, Tigra returns to her normal size and learns to control her catlike ferocity!

Collects Star Wars: River of Chaos (1995) #1-4, Star Wars: Empire (2002-2006) #28-40 and Star Wars 3-D (1988) #1-3. Rebel heroes and Imperial enemies! When Emperor Palpatine sends a spy to a distant planet, will Princess Leia find the enemy within - or drown in a river of chaos? Boba Fett takes on an impossible mission, and Luke Skywalker's newest assignment is no easier! Meanwhile, Darth Vader plans to teach the raptor-like inhabitants of Tiss'sharl a lesson in the use of force! And as Vader closes in on the rebel fleet, the only thing that can save the Alliance is one model officer! But is Imperial Lieutenant Janek Sunber on the wrong side of the war? Plus: A trio of classic Star Wars rarities explore havoc on Hoth and the dark side of Dantooine!

Nightcrawler stars in his very own solo adventure. Can the swashbuckling X-Men help a woman escape the relentless deathtraps of the mischievous Arcade?