X-Men – Supernovas | Comics

X-Men – Supernovas | Comics

The feral mutant Sabretooth is haunted by a group of super powered villains with Spanish codenames, only known as The Children of The Vault. They are neither human, nor mutants; a completely different kind with uncanny powers and abilities superior to the others, make them believe that they are the only species with the right to exist on Earth. So, they are on a mission to destroy every other life form on Earth. The Children wants to kill Sabretooth just because he knows of their existence but he managed to barely escape from them and came to the mansion of X-Men for protection from them, who were also framed for the destruction of a city of Mexico to the mass media by the Children of The Vault.

Next, The Children raids a S.H.I.E.L.D. facility and after killing all the operatives present on the base within minutes, they recruits a captive Northstar and his sister Aurora after brain-washing and amplifying their power. The twin raid an attack on the X-Men all of a sudden and in the initial impact killed Iceman. They came here for one purpose and that is to kill Sabretooth. The twins were eventually subdued by the efforts of Mystique, Rogue and Cable. After interrogating Sabretooth, Cable learns of the existence of these new threats and that put the X-Men on The Children’s hit list too. As the twin has failed them in their purpose and their cover is blown, The Children of The Vault decides to engage the X-Men directly. Meanwhile, an deadly extra-terrestrial threat called The Hecatomb is accidentally unleashed upon the world by Lady Mastermind.

A Manipulation to Misdirection

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The Hecatomb Strikes

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"X-Men – Supernovas" is a new turn of X-Tales for the fans of the new generations and to do that job with excellence, Marvel Comics brought up writer Mike Carey (X-Men – Manifest Destiny, X-Men – Messiah CompleX) and the talented penciller Chris Bachalo (Captain America – Homeland, Dark Reign – The Sinister Spider-Man) on board. This creator duo sparked their magic and the story is a great hit! This storyline is released on 2006, in the second monthly ongoing volume of the X-Men comic series and ran for six issues from issue #188-193, creating scope for many promising development for future stories featuring the related characters like Cannonball, Omega Sentinel and Mystique.
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Incredible Hulk – Planet Hulk | Comics

After years of his destructive rampage and a recent incident in Las Vegas that killed several civilians, Hulk is proven too dangerous to stay on Earth. So, the Fantastic Four’s Reed Richards, Doctor Strange, Iron Man and the Inhuman king Black Bolt; members of a secret band of super powered figures called The Illuminati decides to send him off-planet. Nick Fury of S.H.I.E.L.D. approached Bruce Banner to go on a mission to the orbit of Earth to destroy a satellite weapon of S.H.I.E.L.D. that went rogue.

Though he was meant to send in a distant planet free of any inhabitant but the shuttle carrying Hulk entered in a wormhole and he finally crushed onto the savage planet of Sakaar. As he had a long space travel, the Hulk was in a very weakened condition that allowed him to be captured soon with the help of obedience disk placed on him by his captors. He is then forced to battle as a gladiator to entertain the ruler of that alien planet, the notorious Red King.

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In the gladiatorial arena of Sakaar, various challenges were thrown at him but Hulk successfully smashed them all and remained victorious. A few survivors of the arena has banded together with Hulk to tackle the onslaught that was coming their way. He was about to receive a pardon from the Red King but instead an angered Hulk attacked him out of his hatred for him and sent to The Maw along with other captives as punishment.

He forms a team called Warbound with fellow gladiators Brood, Elloe, Hiroim the Shamed, Korg and Miek to face the Red King's second in command Caiera the Oldstrong, who was proven quite a match for Hulk's own strength. She even tries to buy him off on Red King's behalf but Hulk rejected the offer. The next day, Hulk took out a Deathfire Bomb dropped in the arena and then took out an entire troops of Imperial Death's Head alone, making him even dangerous threat in the eye of the King.

Later, Caiera decided to send one of the captive being with cosmic powers at Hulk and he faced a mind-controlled Silver Surfer in the intergalactic battle arena, with whom the jolly green giant had a savage fight that eventually freed the Surfer of his disks. He then frees every other person in the arena wearing an obedience disk. Bidding Surfer good-bye, Hulk and his Warbound went into the woods and even managed to receive support of the local villagers.

The Warbound takes care of the dreaded Wildebots, fend off the army of the Emperor and free the maw of its prisoners. The Emperor goes mad seeing the fall of his authority slowly to the rise of Hulk whom everyone now calls the fabled Sakaarson and this, along with a few other facts made Caiera a bit doubtful to her King. In order to survive against the odds on Sakaar and find his freedom, Hulk must find a way to defeat the Red King.

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Clash With The Red King

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"Planet Hulk" is a major Hulk storyline that took place in the second volume of the monthly ongoing Incredible Hulk comic series and was published by Marvel Comics during 2006 to 2007. The story ran through the issues #92-105 and had a prelude story that started from issue #88 and concluded in issue #91 (Planet Hulk Prelude). Writer Greg Pak (Iron Man – House of M, Magneto – Testament) skillfully crafted this tale of Hulk with help from artist Carlo Pagulayan (Elektra, Emma Frost).

Exile of Redemption

This arc is later continued in the significant World War Hulk crossover event and led to the creation of the characters; Skaar, Son of Hulk and Red Hulk throughout the upcoming arcs. "Planet Hulk" was later adapted into a direct-to-video animated film on 2010 by Marvel Animation. The story arc will also serve as major plot element for 2017's superhero film Thor: Ragnarok, where he will be fighting in an intergalactic battle arena much like the one in Sakaar.
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30 Days of Night | Comics

30 Days of Night | Comics

In the city of Barrow, largest town from the Arctic Circle of Alaska, polar night falls for a straight of 30 days every year. Which seems like a great opportunity for the creatures of the night; the Vampires, who fed on fresh human blood. Unknown to the dwellers of the town, a small pack of Vampires have came to Barrow to take advantage of the month long dark abyss and have a feast of their lifetime on the people who live here. Led by an arrogant Vampire named Marlowe, his Vampire followers have unleashed an uninterrupted killing spree upon entering the city and this news gets to the Vampire elder, Vicente who thinks Marlowe’s actions can bring about the end to an era that was remain a secret for ages, a secret their race are trying to keep in shadows for centuries.

To stop Marlowe’s uncontrolled and unchecked madness on Barrow, Vicente quickly rushes to the wrecked town of Barrow, to take charges of the matter in his more capable hands and take necessary actions immediately. There he confronted Marlowe for his actions and in a sudden fit of rage, Vicente kills him right away by tearing him apart. As the town has already learnt about the deadly presence of the Vampires, Vicente decides it is best for them to destroy the town with its folks after all and make it look like a major accident before they are going to move on. This way, their presence will still remain secret as it was for ages. But a small group of frightened survivors led by Sheriff Eben Olemaun and his wife Stella Olemaun seems to become an obstacle to his way.

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Undead Raid In Alaska

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From the banner of IDW Publishing, a three issue limited series titled “30 Days of Night” was released on 2002 that credits writer Steve Niles (30 Days of Night – Dark Days, Night of the Living Dead – London) and artist Ben Templesmith (30 Days of Night – Bloodsucker Tales, 30 Days of Night – Red Snow) as its creators. Set on a horror theme, the series was a success; earning both of the respected writer and artist Eisner Award nominations in 2005 and it paved a way for a line of other limited series under the same franchise. The first limited series was also adapted into a motion picture 30 Days of Night starring actors Josh Hartnett and Melissa George and was released on 2007.
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Thirty Days of Night | Comics

Thirty Days of Night | Comics

For thousands of years, humans believed that Vampires are only a scary mythical creature of darkness who sucks blood and they only exist in the books and fantasy novels. Since people refuses to believe that these very lethal and heinous creatures are for real, it gives the Vampires an advantage what they need to keep the continuation of their existence running. Because, years of absence of these creatures from human-sight may have faded their memory from men’s mind but they are feared and hated by the humans since the "Council of Elders" made their presence known to public ages ago. After struggling for over a millennium, only a few of them made it out to the present led by an elder named Vicente.

Marlowe, one of Vicente’s own kind has raided the city of Barrow, Alaska, during a 30 straight days of polar night to have a non-stop feeding fest with a few of his blood-thirsty followers that made its residents known about the secret presence of them which their race has been keeping under cover for quite some time. Vicente eventually arrives at Barrow upon calling, only to confront and take care of Marlowe later for what he mindlessly did by blowing their cover to the humans and then decides to continue what Marlowe began anyway, so that there is no witness left to tell their tale. Sheriff Eben Olemaun along with his wife Stella Olemaun and a handful of survivors made a last stand against the Nosferatu. The winter may have had weakened them but since the night is young, the creatures of darkness are still to do a lot more to the humans.

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Gangs of Vampires

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Initially written by Steve Niles (30 Days of Night – Dark Days, Night of the Living Dead – London), 30 Days of Night is a comic book franchise that started with the three-issue mini-series of the same name published in 2002 by IDW Publishing. Artist Ben Templesmith (30 Days of Night – Bloodsucker Tales, 30 Days of Night – Red Snow) joined Niles in the series and later penciller Szymon Kudranski, Brandon Hovet, Josh Medors, Kody Chamberlain, Nat Jones, Milx, Alex Sanchez, Justin Randall and Bill Sienkiewicz (30 Days of Night – Beyond Barrow, Elektra – Assassin) have drawn pages for other tales that came up as the spin-off under the main title. The series managed to gain massive popularity and writer Matt Fraction (Defenders, Fantastic Four), Dan Wickline, Kelly Sue DeConnick and Ben Templesmith also participated in the latter issues of the franchise. As the series became a hit in the market, it also served the plot of a horror film titled 30 Days of Night (2007), which was loosely based on the core story of the comic book.
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