Avengers Disassembled | Comics

Avengers Disassembled | Comics

Avenger member Ant-Man, Captain Britain, Hawkeye, She-Hulk and Wasp were having a talk during their regular breakfast time when the formerly deceased Avenger member Jack of Hearts appears at the gate of Avengers Mansion as a zombie-like figure, killing Ant-Man in a blast upon confronting him and it destroyed half of the Avengers Mansion as well at the same time. As soon as Captain America arrives, the rest of the survivors are soon attacked by Vision, who unleashes an army of Ultron robots to fight The Avengers. The Avengers took care of the Ultron robots but then She-Hulk suddenly goes full-berserk on Vision by all these madness and seeing him solely responsible for the chaos, she tore him apart with sheer force despite Cap's warning.

Iron Man stops She-Hulk after exchanging blows for some time and taken the others to safety but earlier he was also behaving strangely at a U.N. meeting. Soon they are all gathered on response to an attack by a large fleet of Kree battleships out of nowhere, resulting Hawkeye heroically sacrificing himself by destroying the Kree warship only to save his friends. Finally, it was revealed to everyone upon the appearance of sorcerer supreme Doctor Strange that, the mentally unstable Scarlet Witch is the one behind all these recent chaos with her unchecked hex magic that altered the foundation of The Avengers. As they all mourn for their fallen comrades and victims of this chaos, they decide to face Wanda for one last time to find out what's wrong with her.

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Fantastic Four Vol 05 – Disassembled

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Death To An Avenger

Avengers Disassembled – Thor

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Avengers Disassembled (Softcover)

Avengers Disassembled (Hardcover)

"Avengers Disassembled" is a major crossover comic event that was published by Marvel Comics in 2004 which draws the conclusion of the longest running superhero team in comics history. It is the event that would change the whole landscape of the entire Marvel Universe. During the event, only Spider-Man and Fantastic Four titles just shared the “Disassembled” title; they did not truly participated in this event. Writer Brian Michael Bendis (Age of Ultron, Civil War II) has delivered the core plot along with writer Mark Waid (Avengers Vs. X-Men, Captain America – Sentinel of Liberty), Paul Jenkins (Inhumans, Origin) and Robert Kirkman (Haunt, The Walking Dead) developing the tie-ins.
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Luke Cage | Comics

Growing up on the streets of Harlem, New York, Carl Lucas knew a thing or two about hustle. He hung out with the wrong crowd and spent most of his teen in juvenile homes. Even though he was hoping to become a racketeer someday, his goal changed as he grew up. Due to mix-up by Willis Stryker, The Syndicate and Cornell Cottonmouth, Lucas ended up in jail but he made a reputation there, causing him to be transferred to Seagate Prison.

Luke Cage | Comics

He volunteered for Dr. Noah Burstein project to re-create Captain America’s Super-Soldier formula. The experiment goes wrong because of the sabotage by a prison guard named Albert Rackham, who was also racist towards Lucas. However, the failed experiment has given him super-strength and unbreakable skin.

Going back to New York, he took the alias of Luke Cage AKA Power Man, later joined by Danny Rand aka Iron Fist. Together they formed Heroes for Hire, fighting baddies like Wrecking Crew and Sabretooth, occasionally teaming up with other street-wise heroes like Misty Knight, Spider-Man, Daredevil, Moon Knight and Ghost Rider. Cage became a part of Defenders alongside Doctor Strange, Hulk and others.

He had a troubled relationship with Dr. Claire Temple, briefly dated She-Hulk and then finally knot the ties with Jessica Jones. Luke participated in Nick Fury’s Secret War, antagonized Purple Man, joined New Avengers during “The Breakout” following Civil War, beaten up Doctor Doom once, teamed up with Norman Osborn to retrieve his child during Dark Reign.

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Marvel Masters – The Tales of Kurt Busiek

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Secret Invasion – Who Do You Trust?

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Luke Cage – Avenger

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A superhero of his own right created by Archie Goodwin (Iron Man, Star Wars), John Romita, Sr. and George Tuska, Luke Cage is a fictional superhero that belongs to Marvel Comics. Often sporting a yellow disco shirt outfit, he debuted on the first issue of Luke Cage, Hero For Hire in 1972 and grew up to be one of the most popular Black-American superhero.

Aside from his glorious days in Heroes for Hire, Luke served in many superhero teams throughout his crime-fighting career like The Avengers, Fantastic Four, Thunderbolts, Marvel Knights, Secret Avengers and Mighty Avengers.

The Jilted Cage

Luke Cage was active during events like Secret Wars II, Secret Invasion, Siege, Heroic Age, Shadowland, Avengers Vs. X-Men and Age of Ultron. The hero is portrayed by actor Mike Colter in the web television series Marvel's Jessica Jones (2015), Marvel's Luke Cage (2016) and Marvel's The Defenders (2017) developed for Netflix.
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