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"BLACK TO THE FUTURE": A special double-sized issue to commemorate Black History Month. It's 2057 and the Watcher's prediction came true: Wakanda is an Imperial Power steering the course for humanity's future. As T'Challa prepares the next Black Panther for the great responsibility ahead, he must first reflect on the road traveled-a long and winding journey filled with surprises. [Written by Reginald Hudlin / Penciled by Larry Stroman & Ken Lashley / Cover by Juan Doe]
Out of the frying pan...into the fire! Their fantastic adventures in the interdimensional superhighway complete, the Wakandan Royal couple at last returns to Wakanda - only to find home is anything but sweet. With serious strife tearing apart his court and one of the Panther's greatest foes waiting to strike, is it too late for T'Challa to regain control of his kingdom? Plus: It's 2057, and the Watcher's prediction came true - Wakanda is an imperial power steering the course for humanity's future. As T'Challa prepares the next Black Panther for the great responsibility ahead, he must first reflect on the road traveled - a long and winding journey filled with surprises. Collecting BLACK PANTHER #35-38 and ANNUAL #1. [Written by Reginald Hudlin / Penciled by Francis Portela, Larry Stroman & Ken Lashley / Cover by Ala]
Written by JEFF PARKER Penciled by KEV WALKER Cover by MARKO DJURDJEVIC Heroic Age Variant by LARRY STROMAN THE HEROIC AGE IS HERE! The new era for Marvel's always-evolving, always controversial team kicks off here! It's a beginning, a return, a departure, and an arrival of a new artist (MARVEL ZOMBIES 3 & 4's Kev Walker) all rolled into one in a fresh, shocking status quo! The most dangerous people on Earth are now all in one hellish prison, and the only way out is through rehabilitation and contribution to society via The Thunderbolts...under the leadership of the steel-hard-skinned Avenger named Luke Cage! So bring on the first participants: Juggernaut! Crossbones! Ghost! Moonstone! AndMan-Thing? Against the sordid recent history of the group as a black ops kill squad, can Power Man restore the Thunderbolts to their rightful potential? Find out as the entire series is revamped, and also discover why ComicsBulletin.com says: ""Jeff Parker writes villains with his typical panache...This is why I read comic books."" [(w) Jeff Parker (a) Migues Sepulveda (ca) Larry Stroman]
Thought everything with Darwin was settled? Thought you knew the full scoop of Longshot's showing up? Turns out you're wrong on both counts as the case takes an unexpected turn and X-Factor finds itself drawn into the mystery of the Karma Project. Also available with a monkey variant cover by Boo Cook which is only available as part of a set of 11 (10 regular covers + 1 variant) [Written by Peter David / Penciled by Larry Stroman / Cover by Boo Cook Monkey Variant by Boo Cook]
Today X-Factor's beat is Mutant Town, but years before, it was Washington D.C.! Madrox, Strong Guy, Quicksilver and the rest face crises of diplomacy, deception and death while protecting humans from mutants and vice versa! A battle with the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants in the shadow of Genosha! Musical murder, the Mojoverse and more! Featuring one of Wolverine's worst rivals, Cyber! Collecting X-FACTOR #79-83, and Annual #7. [Written by Peter David and Fabian Nicieza Penciled by Jim Fern, Larry Stroman, Rurik Tyler, Mark Pac]
X-Factor is in pursuit of Darwin, whose father is looking for him. She-Hulk and Jazinda are in pursuit of Longshot, who may hold the key to defeating the Skrull invasion. With Darwin and Longshot on the run, neither of them wanting to be found, you'd just assume that X-Factor and She-Hulk will work together smoothly to accomplish both their goals. But what fun would that be? Collecting X-FACTOR #33-38 and SHE-HULK #31. [Written by Peter David / Penciled by Larry Stroman & Vincenzo Cucca / Cover by Boo Cook]
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