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Linea Temporal de Earth 597 Hogar del Escuadron Relampago La Version Nazi de Excalibur (Multiverse del Capitan Britania)


Earth-597 is the home of the Lightning Force, a Nazi version of Excalibur. This timeline covers them as well as other Hitler Wins worlds in the Marvel Multiverse. In addition, some attention has been given to the Marvel Universe's established adaption of history relevant to the Nazis, such as the Marvel Universe history of the Jews, Japanese, Aryans and Germans (the Japanese play a part for the history of Earth Thunder-Guard [see below for explanation of Earth-Thunderguard] and the alternate Earth in Captain America IV#17-20, hence their inclusion).
Excalibur_9_001.jpg

Many stories with themes similar to that of Earth-597 exist. However, none of them can really be smoothly melded with Earth-597. So, they appear on this timeline with appropriate color-coding.

Text in black represents events from either the established history of the Marvel Universe with regards to Aryans, etc. or Earth-597 events. Earth-597 only appears in issues of Excalibur.

Text in teal denotes events from Earth-Thunderguard. Earth-Thunderguard is an alternate timeline seen in the A-Next series, which is a spin-off the Spider-Girl series. These series take place in a possible future for Earth-616.

Text in maroon denotes events for the Captain America IV#17-20 timeline. This storyline presented another thematically similar alternate Earth.

Text in red denotes sundry alternate timelines to Earth-597. These would include those of Kommandant Englander, What If II#1, and Fantastic Four III#47. (Those last three could be the same Earth.) Also, the world seen in the prose novel X-Men: Chaos Engine Book 3, which featured the Lightning Squad, which could not be the same Earth as that of Englander/What If II#1/Fantastic Four III#47.


400,000,000 Years Ago
======================
A time-travelling Baron Von Strucker from March 1964 went here and nabbed a
dinosaur. [Captain America (IV)#18]

Circa 14,000 to 10,000 BCE
=======================
The Hyborian civilization of Shem were the ancestors of the Israelites/Jews and
of the Arabs. They were not monotheists, but worshipped Ishtar, Bel, Pteor, Adonis
(also called Tammuz), Derketo, and others. [Hyborian Age Essay by Robert E. Howard]

At some point, jealous of the human beauty Isolene, Ishtar had her placed in a tower
guarded by demons-and then forgot about her. [Savage Sword of Conan #98/2]

Ishtar was served by a wizard named Libro, who became greedy and stole her powerstone.
Under the alias of Alonia, Ishtar regained her powerstone. [Conan the Barbarian I#40]

Tel-Ammon, a city-state of Shem, was ruled by Queen Atala. She was seduced and slain
by Nebuhan, who only married her to become king. However, Atala's daughter Ayelet
escaped, and about two decades later, with Conan's help, would avenge her mother.
(Upon the advice of a Vanir mystic, Nebuhan had placed his soul in a mystical container.
Ayelet and Conan acquired the container.). [King Conan #17]

The pirate queen Belit of Shem became Conan's lover and sailed with him for three
years. They even had an adventure at the Mountains of Madness and met a shoggoth.

Sadly, she was slain by an ape-like monster, but Conan avenged her death.
[Conan the Barbarian #58-100, Savage Sword of Conan#107, Conan the Savage #2-4,
Marvel Feature Presents Red Sonja #6-7, Giant-Size Conan#1]

Conan has an adventure in Asgalun of Pelishtia, meeting king Akhirom, who worshipped
Pteor. ["Hawks Over Shem", Savage Sword of Conan#36]

Later, Zukala (a minor god in the time of Atlantis) offered to resurrect Belit, and her
corpse had started to emerge from the sea, but Conan stabbed Zukala. [Conan the Barbarian #115]

In a Shemite city-state, Conan meets Rosina, whose crystal figures are stolen. [Savage Sword of Conan#217]

On the borderline of Aquilonia, Conan saw one of Mitra's angels-the angel who usually
appeared to those about to die. The angel of Mitra appeared again to Conan and granted
him Mitra's power to stop a priestess of Yog (a demon worshipped in Darfar).

The angels of Mitra and the demons of Yog looked on as the two fought. Conan killed the
priestess and saw her blood fall to Earth. The blood cursed the land upon which it fell,
making that land a place of war and disorder. This land would eventually become known
as Palestine. [Savage Sword of Conan #188]

In Shem, Conan is employed by two rich brothers to find the woman Fionqu'a. Little does
Conan know that these brothers are the Gamesmen of Asgalun, using him and Fionqu'a in
an amusing game of life and death. [Savage Sword of Conan #89]

Conan has a few encounters with Nergal and Tammuz. [Conan the Barbarian I#30, Savage
Sword of Conan #220-230]

Conan encounters Shumash-Shum-Ukin, a time-travelling Babylonian monarch. After an
encounter with Xka'Ahk, a serpent demon rival of Set, Shumash-Shum-Ukin declares he
will time travel a few thousand years into the future to meet with a carpenter who can
perform miracles. [Savage Sword of Conan #65]

Conan faces a giant turtle in Shem. [Savage Sword of Conan#72]

Conan encounters Bel, one of the gods of Shem. He also meets Ashtoreth, another god of
Shem. [Savage Sword of Conan #211-212].

Ayelet remained a staunch ally of King Conan. However, she later died due to the
machinations of an imposter posing as Conan's son, Taurus. [Conan the King#21-22, 28; King Conan#50]

Circa 9,500 to 8,000 BCE
=======================
In the waning days of the Hyborian Age, as the clash of mighty nations and an
encroaching Ice Age end this phase of civilzation, a group of Vanir, Nordir,
and Cimmerian tribes migrate to live around the Vilayet Sea. These people come
to be known as the Aryans. The Vilayet Sea eventually shrinks to become the
Caspian Sea, and the Aryans are forced to migrate due to a growing population.
Eventually, the Aryans displaced the Picts in Europe. [Hyborian Age Essay by
Robert E. Howard, "Kings of the Night" in Savage Sword of Conan #42-43,
"The Lost Race" in Savage Sword of Conan #69, "Men of the Shadows" in
Savage Sword of Conan #102-106]]

During the time of the drift from Nordheim, an Aesir named Niord joined his tribe in
their migration. (Niord and his people worshipped the Frost Giant Ymir.) During the
journey, they encounter Grom, a Pict. Another Aesir named Bragi was also on the journey.
In the Valley of Broken Stones, Niord faces Satha, the great snake, and an odd monster
left behind by the Old Ones (C'thulhu related monsters). [Robert E. Howard's "The Valley
of the Worm" in Supernatural Thrillers #3, reprinted in Kull and the Barbarians #1]

Circa 8,250 BCE
=======================
During these transitional times, the Caretakers of Arcturus endowed a man with
metahuman powers. This man turned against them. [Doctor Strange III#27/2]

In Vanaheim, the man mutated by the Caretakers witnessed the battle between the alien
Ulluxy'l Kwan Tae Syn and a hero of the Vanir people. During this battle, the
destruction of the Hellfire Helix took place, shattering it into numerous pieces.
Most of the humans present for the battle against Ulluxy'l died-however, two of them
became immortal by taking fragments of the Hellfire Helix, called the Bloodstones.

The hero of the Vanir people became Ulysses Bloodstone. The man previously mutated by
the Caretakers became the Mad Merlin. [Year and location in Vanaheim from OHOTMUDE #16-
Bloodstone entry; Mad Merlin in Vanaheim in Incredible Hulk #210; rest from Marvel
Presents #1-2, Rampaging Hulk #4/2]

At some point after this, Ulysses Bloodstone faced Orrgo, an alien monster. [Defenders II#9]

Ancient Times (but presumably post-Hyborian)
=======================
The exiled god Susa-No-O-Izumo, defeated the eight-forked serpent of Koshi.
He found a perfect sword in the belly of the dragon. He took this sword to
Amaterasu. This sword eventually acquired the name of Kusanagi-No-Tsurugi. [Black Axe #2]

Circa 2000 BCE
=======================
At around this time, Lot (Abraham's nephew) and his family escape from the
city of Sodom and Gomorah. [Marvel Premiere #13-14]

Circa 1200 BCE
=======================
Moses confronts the Pharaoh. The Levite will engage the Pharaoh's adviser,
Anath-Na Mut, the man who will later become Nova's foe the Sphinx, in a battle
which the Sphinx will lose. Unknown to Moses, the Sphinx is not actually a
sorcerer, but uses superhuman powers given to him by the extraterrestrial
Caretakers of Arcturus which seem to the untrained eye as magic. Moses defeats
the Sphinx. [Doctor Strange #27/2, BTYF/P #3, Fantastic Four #212, Fantastic
Four Annual #12, New Warriors #12]

Moses uses a magical staff to fight Anath-Na Mut. This staff was once held
by Atlantean kings. [Robert E. Howard's "The Footfalls Within", Marvel Preview #19]

Circa 1020 BCE
========================
Saul becomes the first king of Israel. He becomes interested in David, a young
boy who works at first first as a shepherd, then becomes the warrior who kills
the giant Goliath. [BTYF/P #1,4; Amazing High Adventure #5]
David becomes king, eventually fighting alongside the Eternal Gilgamesh, also
known as the Forgotten One and Herekles. [Avengers I#300]

Circa 930 BCE
========================
David's son Solomon becomes king of Israel. At some point he will acquire
time-travel devices shaped in the form of frogs. The famous incident with the
two women who argued over a baby occurs. King Solomon's Mines are in Wakanda.
[BTYF/P #4, Black Panther I#1, OHOTMUDE #14-Wakanda Entry/Map]
King Solomon banishes a demon. [Marvel Preview #19/2]

Circa 721 BCE
========================
The Assyrians destroy the northern kingdom of Israel. Its people are scattered,
becoming the Lost Tribes of Israel. Some are taken by the Abrahamic god to a
strange planet called Sambatyon, which is invisible except for one day a year.
Other Lost Tribes of Israel become the forerunner of the Wolfpack, warriors
against the Nine. [Wolfpack Graphic Novel, Sambatyon in Ultimate Silver Surfer]

Circa 140 BCE
========================
The Judahites eventually returned to their homeland. Eventually, they face the
Greek king Antiochus Epiphanes in the first Hanukkah. [What The?! #15, Marvel Holiday Special 1993]

Circa 10 BCE
========================
The Abrahamic god instructs the Hand of God, a warrior who is possibly a prior
incarnation of Wolverine, to defeat the demon Baal, who has set up a cult
outside of Jerusalem. [Wolverine #10-13]

Circa 4 BCE
========================
The angel Gabriel informs Mary that she will have Jesus. [BTYF/P #4]
Jesus is born. [Some believe he is an eternally pre-existent cosmic being,
others a prophet.]
A series of odd or supernatural occurences serve as the Star of Bethlehem
that lead the Magi to Jesus; the arrival of the Yazdi Gem and the destruction
of Asgard in a prior version of Ragnarok. [BTYF/P #1, Life of Christ: The
Christmas Story, Thor #293-294, Tomb of Dracula Magazine #1, Marvel Holiday
Special 1996]

The Magi who gave gifts to Jesus in fact were aliens who followed the Star of Bethlehem
throughout the universe as it appeared before important events. [Marvel Comics Presents#17]

Circa 1 BCE
========================
Around this time, a lost tribe of Israel wandered into China. As part of a
peculiar covenant of the Abrahamic god, at all times ten just and righteous
men will exist, but as a balance, the Nine, a group of depraved mortal men
will also exist. To fight them, one of the ten resigned and started a group
of warriors to oppose the Nine. [Wolfpack graphic novel]

Circa 30 CE
========================
The Romans have Jesus crucified-or at least believe they do. Some believe that
the Abrahamic god saved Jesus but caused observers to experience an illusion
of him dying. [The Life of Christ: The Easter Story, The Koran; Surah 4:157]
The Spear of Destiny is supposedly the spear a Roman soldier used to kill
Jesus. [Wolverine: Evilution]
The Holy Grail is supposedly a cup in which Jesus turned water into wine at
the Last Supper. [Union Jack #1-3]
The Sphinx observes the life of Jesus. [Fantastic Four #212]
The first vampire, Varnae, observes the life of Jesus. [Bizarre Adventures #33/4]

81-110 CE
========================
Yamato Take uses Susano's sword, the Kusanagi-No-Tsurugi. [Daredevil: Ninja #3]

1000 CE
========================
Izanagi, a Japanese god, attends a gathering of the gods of Earth that
discusses the threat of the Celestials.[Thor #300]
Also around this time, the Sect of the Chasm (a group of sorcerers) make a
deal with Mephisto: in exchange for immortality, they will provide the demon
a constant supply of human souls. The Sect of the Chasm includes Algernon
Crowe. [The MyS-TECH Wars #1-4]

1281
========================
A storm saves Japan from a Mongol fleet. These winds gain the name "Kamikaze". [Savage Tales #7]

Japanese Feudal Period
========================
Gilgamesh is reincarnated as a Japanese samurai. He is called upon to slay a
woman named Akima who was killed and turned into a demonic creature. Freeing
her soul, Gilgamesh returns to the sleep of death.
[The presence of the Eternal Gilgamesh in the Marvel Universe would seem to
displace an "actual" Gilgamesh, but then Hercules and the Forgotten One
coexist.] [Tales of the Zombie #3]
Ho-Ti, the Japanese god, has a misadventure. [Bizarre Adventures #32]

1440
========================
Frank Von Frankenstein, one of the Teutonic Knights, dies fighting Vlad Tepes
(Dracula). [Doctor Strange III#37]
Possibly Sir Magnus of the Danes also active in the Teutonic Knights at this
time? [Thor:Vikings #3-4]

1503-1603
========================
Black Axe works in the time of feudal Japan's daimyo. He observes as Nobunaga,
Hideyoshi, and Tokugawa unite Japan. [Black Axe #2]

1550's
========================
Solomon Kane acquires the staff that Moses used to battle Anath-Na Mut from
the shaman N'Longa. [Solomon Kane #1-6]

1555
========================
Solomon Kane views Mohammed's corpse. [Solomon Kane #4]

1582
========================
The dragon the Wani attacks humans for the O-Wata-Tsu-Mi, but a Japanese
warrior stops him. [Marvel Feature II#5]

1615
========================
Albert and Gracie Destine prevent a coup against the Tokugawa shoguns. [Clan Destine I#8]

1834
========================
A Russian and Japanese group of explorers discovered a massive crude oil deposit in
Alaska. They made a map to the crude oil deposit, but the explorers died while
trying to make the trip back. [Two-Gun Kid: The Sunset Riders#2]

1840
=======================
Heindrich Von Wilhelm Innsbruck, a classmate of Otton Von Bismarck and an aid
to Bismark throughout his life, has the castle Hawk Eyrie constructed. [Sgt. Fury #119]

1862
========================
A woman named Lyza Strang convinces Dracula to kill her husband, because she
has fallen in love with Otto Von Bismarck. Dracula obliges, and Bismarck
becomes chancellor of Prussia. [Tomb of Dracula #30]

1882
========================
A group of Russian merchant sailors discovered that a group of Inuits had found the
map to the oil deposit. The Emperor Mutushito of Japan was informed as to the map's
discovery. [Two-Gun Kid: The Sunset Riders #2]

1885
========================
Mutushito dispatches samurai such as Hijiro Nguri and Shintaro Aiichi as part of a
plan to assert Japanese control over the oil. [Two-Gun Kid: The Sunset Riders #1-2]

1900
========================
Around this time, Heindrich Von Wilhelm Innsbruck becomes a cyborg. [Sgt. Fury #119]

1914-1918
========================
World War I occurs.
Kaiser Wilhelm II rules Germany. [War Comics #16, War Is Hell #2]
During this time, Jack Fury, father of Nick Fury, fights the Red Baron,
Richtofen. [Sergeant Fury #76]
Mata Hari spies for Germany. [Amazing Adventures IV#1]
Albion, later of the Knights of Pendragon, also fought during World War I. [Knights of Pendragon I#8]
Freedom's Five active for the Allied countries. Its members include the
Crimson Cavalier, Sir Steel, the Phantom Eagle, Silver Squire, and Union Jack. [Invaders #7]
The Freedom's Five face Baron Blood, a vampire who works for the Central Powers. [Invaders #7-9]
The World War One-Era Ghost Rider faces the rat-like ghoul Verminius Rex [Ghost Rider III#89]
The Phantom Eagle, while trying to transport his parents from Germany, is shot
down by von Reitberger. [Ghost Rider II#12]

1920's
========================
Hitler and his NSDAP (National Socialist German Workers' Party) begin
agitating. He gains the support of Heinrich Krowler, a mystic intending to
harness the power of Dormammu. Seeking to key into the power released by hate,
Krowler supports the NSDAP. [Doctor Strange II#51]
Algernon Crowe, of the Sect of the Chasm, at some point formed an alliance
with the Third Reich, though possibly not this early in time. [Motormouth and Killpower #5]
Another group of sorcerers, the Chapel of Dresden, also allegedly had ties to
Hitler. [Hellstorm #16, 18]

1928
========================
The International Conference on Genetics takes place in Geneva, Switzerland.
Arnim Zola attends. Also present; Herbert Edgar Wyndham, Jonathan Drew, and
Wladyslav Shinski. [X-Factor Annual #3]

1930's
========================
Arnim Zola discovers and decodes Deviant scientific literature found in his
ancestral castle, allowing him to pursue spectacular genetic experiments. [OHOTMUDE #1]
Tengu of the Shadowmasters active in Japan. [Shadowmasters #1-4]
The apparently immortal warrior Ogun serves in the Japanese Army. He meets Logan
several times. [Wolverine II#113; Wolverine II#169, Kitty Pryde and Wolverine#3-6]

1932
========================
Japanese troops move into Manchuria. Shiro Ishii begins experiments in
biological warfare. [Ishi mentioned in Nick Fury II#38-39]

1934
========================
Hitler wagers that he can make a lowly bellboy a great warrior. This bellboy
will become the Red Skull. [Tales of Suspense #66]

1936
========================
Geist, Baron Strucker, Amahl Farouk, and Lady Windermere scheme to bring Sir
Oswald Mosley to power in the UK, so that his Union of British Fascists would
prevent the UK from challenging the Third Reich, or become allies with the
Third Reich. Possibly, on Earth-597, they succeeded. [Speculation based on X-Men: True Friends #1-3]

1937
========================
Logan, Ernest Hemingway, and Eugene Judd fight in the Spanish Civil War. [Wolverine II#35-37, 79]
Baron Strucker is sent to assasinate an American senator in New York, but
Dominic Fortune stops him. [The Hulk! #23/2.]

1939
========================
Germany begins the war in Europe. Refugees flee to the Swiss border only to
become fodder for Arnim Zola's experiments. Zola eventually works with Doctor
Mengele for the Third Reich. [XCAO #170-171]

1940's
========================
The Soviet Union pursues psychic experiments. [XCAO #284]

1940
========================
The Japanese invade the French colony of Vietnam. Duong, a simple farmer, sees
his wife executed for resisting the Shinto Imperialists. He meets Phan Boi
Chau, a nationalist leader, and joins the resistance. [The 'Nam #7]

1941
========================
The Japanese bomb Pearl Harbor. [Darkholders #6-7]
Red Hargrove, a friend of Nick Fury, dies in the attack. [Sgt. Fury #34, 101]
A nurse with mutant powers, engaged to be married, sees her lover die during
the attack. She goes into a coma. [X-Men: Legends]

1942
========================
The Red Skull uses the nullatron (a hypnotic device) to brainwash the Invaders
to serve the Third Reich. Bucky, ignored, summons a group of costumed
adventurers to form the Liberty Legion, and the Invaders are cured. [Invaders #5-6,
Marvel Premiere #29-30; referred to in Fantastic Four Annual #11; also
in Excalibur: Weird War III, the Red Skull recalls the nullatron. ]
The Nazi scientists Baron Zemo and Brain Drain acquire vibranium that arrives
due to a time machine accident on Earth-616. This enables the Third Reich to
create highly accurate "buzz-bombs" to strike England. [Fantastic Four Annual #11,
Marvel Two-In-One Annual #1]
The Fantastic Four arrive from the present of Earth-616 to aid the Invaders in
a raid on Castle Cherbelle. They manage to defeat Baron Zemo and destroy his
vibranium, but Brain Drain retains his part of the vibranium. [Fantastic Four Annual #11]
Sky Shark is sent by Brain Drain to obtain a gyroscope needed to create flying
superweapon. The Patriot and Thin Man thwart him, but he escapes. [Marvel Two-In-One Annual #1]
Brain Drain manages to create the flying superweapon without the gyroscope.
Sky Shark, working with Master Man and the U-Man, faces the Liberty Legion and
the Earth-616 Thing (the latter again time/dimension travels). [Marvel Two-In-One #20]
Captain America and Bucky defeat no fewer than 26 saboteurs and Fifth Columnists. [Captain America (III) #17]

1943
========================
The Super-Soldier program provides Logan with his claws. [XCAO #238]
German troops occupy England after a successful Channel crossing. [Fantastic Four Annual #11]


1944
========================
German troops fight Americans in lower Manhattan. [Fantastic Four Annual #11]

1943
========================
Third Reich soldiers reach Cleveland, Ohio. New York, London, and Moscow have
also fallen. [Fantastic Four Annual #11]

1944
======================
Captain America first meets Reed Richards when he was in the OSS alongside
with Benjamin Grimm. [Captain America (IV #18]
Later that year, Captain America was placed into suspended animation. [Captain America IV#17]

1945
========================
The Red Skull secretly assassinates Adolf Hitler telling the world that he
passed away naturally. The Skull also slew Captain America. [A-Next #10]

1949
========================
The Third Reich develops an atomic bomb and drops it on Washington. [XCAO #170-171]
Logan with his regiment attempts to free Auschwitz. However, Washington is
bombed and all his fellow soldiers are slain. Logan escapes, making it across
the Bering Strait to Canada. [XCAO #238]

July 1949
========================
The Nazis take over England and re-Occupied North Africa and Soviet Russia
while a mighty invasion fleet sailed for North America. After heavy fighting,
the Nazis held Washington and the South but the V-3 Atomic Missile that
destroys Detroit wins them the war. [Speculated in Captain America (III) #17]
[Note From Lenny Carlson: In that same issue, a possibly senile Red Skull
mentioned this takes place a few months after Captain America's disappearance.]

1950's
========================
Strange mutants are discovered in Washington. While investigating them, Arnim
Zola falls prey to radiation sickness, requiring him to transfer his mind into
a genetically engineered body [XCAO #170-171]

Early 1950s
========================
After the Nazis won the war, New York is renamed and semi-rebuilted as New
Berlin and The Statue of Liberty is replaced by The Statue of The Leader
himself, Adolf Hitler. [Captain America (III) #17]
All Inuits at some point slain. [Mentioned in Captain America (III) #17]
The Red Skull goes to Latveria and meets a young Victor Von Doom. He chose to
spare Victor during an annual purge. Victor became the Skull's official heir
and his murderer. [A-Next #10]

1950
========================
Logan makes it to Canada. [XCAO #238]

1960
========================
The Reich constructs a concentration camp in Canda. [XCAO #238]

1964
========================
Captain America, revived (and captured) by The Nazis, is sent to New Berlin
(formerly New York) to meet the Red Skull, but he escapes the Empire State
Building. Later, Captain America meets with resistance fighters such as
Donald Blake, Tony Stark, Henry Pym, Bruce Banner, Peter Parker, Johnny Storm,
Luke Cage, Frank Castle, Sue Storm, Stephen Strange-and Bucky, now an adult.

The Red Skull, with the help of Victor Von Doom, Otto Octavius, Baron Strucker, and
others, creates a time machine. The rebels, facing the Reich's Iron Men (with grey armor)
, infiltrate the Skull's base. In a final battle, the Skull and Cap are lost in the
machine, and a bright flash occurs (see comments). [Captain America (III) #17-20]

1970's to 1980's
========================
The Reich pursues experiments in travel between dimensions. [XCAO #255]

1980's
========================
The Red Skull has most of the world's black population settle in Africa.
Presumably, during this time, the mutant Ororo Munroe is defeated by Klaw and
stripped of her powers by Arnim Zola. [XCAO #60-61]

1984
========================
Kommandant Englander (Helga Geering) attends Merlyn's funeral in Otherworld. [Mighty World of Marvel #13]

1989
========================
The Watcher from Earth-616 observes a world where a titled swastika flag flys
over the White House. [What If II#1]
The Lightning Squad travel to Earth-616 to find Reichminister Moira MacTaggart
and her bodyguard, Callisto. They battle the Earth-616 Excalibur. An exchange
is agreed upon, and the natives of Earth-597 open a rift between dimensions. [Excalibur I#6,9-11]

1990
========================
Charles Xavier of Earth-597, a Nazi agent, uses psionic energy harnassed from
extermination camp victims in an attempt to achieve greater psychic power as
the X-Man. The souls of his victims merge together and use their power to
temporarily merge Earth-616 and Earth-597.
Merged with the Lightning Force, the Earth-616 Excalibur face the Reichsmen
(counterparts of Havok, Rogue, Psylocke, Banshee, Storm and Iceman). Meanwhile,
the Red Skull (who has retained his youth thanks to scientific experiments)
attends to a badly aged Adolf Hitler. Eventually, the process is used to
restore Hitler's youth. However, Phoenix uses her power to defeat the Earth-597
Xavier, and communing with Xavier's victims, slays the Red Skull and de-ages
Hitle to zygote. The Earths de-merge as the Earth-597 Xavier is mutated into the
benevolent X-Man.
American-Born Jimmy Rhodes becomes the Iron Cross. [Speculation based on A-Next #10]
Simon Williams begins as Overman. [A-Next #10]
Scott Lang begins as Pincer. [A-Next #10]
The son of Odin begins to serve Abrahamic Germany as Donar. [A-Next #10]
S.S. Agents, The Swords-Master and Deadeye, separately have first cases. [A-Next #10]

1991
========================
The Thunder Guard (Iron Cross, Overman, Pincer, Donar, S.S. Agent, Swords-Master
and Deadeye) formed. [A-Next #10-11]

1992
========================
Hauptmann Englande serves as prosecutor at the trial of the Earth-616 Captain
Britain in Otherworld. [Excalibur I#44-45]
Kommandant Englander attends the trial of the Earth-616 Captain Britain. [Excalibur #45]

1998
========================
The Lightning Squad attends the wedding of Meggan and the Earth-616 Captain
Britain. [Excalibur #125]

1999
========================
Hauptmann Englande, with the other members of the Captain Corps, battles the
Fantastic Four on behalf of Roma. [Fantastic Four III#7-8]

2000
========================
Hauptmann Englande is attacked by Mastermind in Otherworld. [Excalibur II#2]

2002
========================
An Axis victory world is briefly glimpsed. Seen are a counterpart of the
Mighty Destroyer (Aubrey) and Master Man. [Fantastic Four III#47]

Late 1990s
========================
Victor Von Doom spens millions on scientific research to create a Universal
Cube which opens portals to alternate universes. The economy of his entire
planet was based on military agression, so he decided to pillage other Earths. [A-Next #10-11]

First Decade of 21st Century Era
=========================
The Avengers of a possible future Earth go to Earth-Thunderguard meet the
Thunder Guard. These Avengers were all killed or so badly injured that they
retired upon returning to their native timeline. [Hawkeye was blinded, Tony
Stark retired.]
Captain America of that alternate Earth remained there to defeat the Nazi-ruled
world. [A-Next #10]

Spider-Girl/A-Next Era
========================
A second generation of Avengers (or A-Next) goes To Earth-Thunderguard and
meet Captain America who was thought dead on his world. The team and Captain
America helped defeat Thunder Guard, stopping Victor Von Doom from opening a
Universal Cube so he could conquer parallel dimensions. Crimson Curse gave her
life.
All of the members of the Thunderguard died (except for one called Stormtrooper
who decided to spend time with the A-Next's Earth's version of his deceased
son, now known as Thunderstrike II). [A-Next#10-11]

Note
One note is that Reed Richards and Baron Zemo became Dr. Doom's chief advisors as mentioned in A-Next #11.

In issues published in the early 1960's to 1970's such as Fantastic Four I#11, Sgt. Fury #3, and Captain Savage and His Leatherneck Raiders #7, Ben Grimm and Reed Richards having served, respectively, as a pilot and an OSS agent were acknowledged, but this has become topical.

In Excalibur: Weird War III, the Red Skull recalls battling Magneto's band of rebels.

Captain America IV#20 has an odd ending. The Red Skull and Captain America are lost in the time vortex, a bright flash occurs-and the next page is a scene which takes place in 1964. However, this time we see Captain America being revived in a version similar to his Earth-616 revival, with the Avengers finding him per Avengers I#4. The intended implication may have been that the timeline shown in this story arc was the virgin, unaltered timeline, and that Earth-616 was created through the events seen in this story. However, that last scene explicitly identifies the events as taking place in 1964, which does not work for Earth-616, which has a rolling timescale. Perhaps the world seen on the last few pages of Captain America IV#20 was Earth-1961 (seen in Fantastic Four Annual 1998), a world which is very similar to Earth-616, save that it does not have a rolling timescale, so references to time are absolute, not relative.
 

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Prehistory
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The caveman known as Anakro is frozen. ['Paragon of Painthorpe Street']
An alien invasion of beings called the Irio is defeated by a time-traveling
Miracleman. [from Marvelman #255]

c. 450
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Atilla the Hun encounters a time-tripping Miracleman. [Mick Anglo]

mid 6th century
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The era of King Astor and Camelot, the sorceror Myrr, and the fabled
knights of the Pentagram Table. [from Stephen Mellor]

12th century
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In England, Robert Fitzooth, Earl of Huntingdon, becomes the outlaw Robin
Hood. He and his men hide in Sherwood Forest, stealing from the corrupt
rich and giving their spoils to the downtrodden poor. He is visited by
Miracleman briefly. [Mick Anglo]

1814
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The man known as Gaath is born. (gravestone dating '1824' is in error)

1888
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Gaath time-travels to London from 1966 and makes his way to Miller's
Court, where the native temporal inhabitants mistake him for Jack the
Ripper. [from Daily Mirror]

1929
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Night Raven is active in a large American city. [Hulk Weekly]

1936
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Tarnaz the Untamed has first case publicised in the West. ['Paragon of Painthorpe Street']

1940's
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World War Two sees the first wave of superheroes. The Black Soldier,
Captain Courage, Centurion, John Steele, Mister Strong, Miss Legion, The
Mutant, and Sgt. Nick Fury are among the notables of this era. [primarily from Stephen Mellor]

1942
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Lewis Randall is born. (gravestone dating '1952' is in error)

1943
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July
Gaath has first public case as adventurer (his counterpart is Garth).

1950
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April
Roy Risk has first public case as crimefighter/adventurer; his advanced
aircraft gains him the nickname, "pilot of the future" (his counterpart
is Dan Dare). He is assisted by his co-pilot, Rigby (counterpart to Dan
Dare's co-pilot, Digby).

1954
======================
Anthony Ludgate, known on Earth-616 as Doctor Druid, visits Earth-238.
Using the name Guntag Borghelm, he gives a young man named Mike Moran the
"key harmonic of the universe" (or at least, that universe) which
transforms him into the atomic powerhouse called Miracleman upon saying
the word "Raelcun!". [Mick Anglo, Alan Moore, Mark Grunewald]
Calvin Elroy becomes Paragon, champion of Capitol City. He battles a
variety of villains, including Dexter Dorbolak, Dork the Disruptor,
General DeKay, and Repello. His occasional consort is t.v. anchorwoman
Kora Kane. [Steve Alan]

1956
======================
Guntag Borghelm grants powers to 8-year-old Rick Dawson, who becomes
Miracleman Junior (the name 'Marvelman Junior' was used for Dicky Dauntless
in the original L. Miller Captain Marvel Jr. issues which announced the
changeover; curiously, the final Young Marvelman Annual in 1963 was
published as Marvelman Jr. Annual. The name Richard Dawson was used for
Richard Dauntless in Alan Moore's original proposal for the 'Marvelman'
revival, either because he felt the original name was silly or simply
because of faulty memory). [Mick Anglo]

1959
======================
Android Andy, the first and most successful creation of Professor Anton
Simes, has first public case (his Earth-88 counterpart is Robot Archie,
the invention of Professor Ritchie; 23 February 1959 as "The Jungle Robot"
in Lion #1, then owned by Amalgamated Press). [George Cowan]

1962
======================
Lewis Randall, able to become invisible and generate electricity through
his artificial hand, becomes the Iron Talon (his Earth-D counterpart is
Louis Crandall, the Steel Claw; 06 October 1962 in Fleetway's Valiant). [Tom Tully/Jesus Blasco]
Tom Rosetta finds the Stone of Ra which, when worn, renders him
indestructible (his counterpart, Tim Kelley, found the Eye of Zoltec;
21 July 1962 in Knockout which was then owned by Fleetway). [Solano Lopez]
Perry Porter becomes Arachno-Man. He battles a variety of villains,
including Bluebird, Light-Master, Seth Youngblood, the Siskinsky Sisters,
and the Sleeper.
Henry Pym discovers the "Pym particle" and uses them to become Ant-Man. [Hulk Weekly] [Steve Moore/Steve Dillon]
David Bruce Banner, exposed to gamma radiation, becomes the Hulk. He
battles a variety of villains, including the Armies of the Black Sun,
Dr. Scarabeus, the Exterminator, Passing Cloud, Professor Latimer, the
Matador, and the Mechadroid [Hulk Weekly] [Paul Neary/Steve Dillon]
Paragon, Ant-Man, Arachno-Man, Dourdevil, Thunderclap, and others form
the America's Finest.
America's Finest and the Soviet People's Heroes fight over the presence of
Russian nuclear missiles in Cuba -- decimating the island, leaving nothing
but a smoking pile of rubble. [from Stephen Mellor]

1963
======================
Colenol Tusker has first public case using his "killer toys" to fight
crime (his Earth-666 counterpart is General Jumbo who appeared a decade
earlier; 10 October 1953 in DC Thompson's Beano). [Paddy Brennan]

1965
======================
Nicholas Joseph Fury becomes public director of S.H.I.E.L.D. He battles
a variety of villains, including Abdul Kazir, Ma Yung-Chen, and the
traitorous Carlyle Pallis. [Hulk Weekly] [Steve Moore/Steve Dillon, Steve Parkhouse/Barry Smith]
The Arachnid has first public case as villain; later reforms (his counterpart
is The Spider; 26 June 1965 in the Lion, which was then owned by Fleetway). [Geoff Kemp/Ted Cowan/Reg Bunn]

1966
======================
Puppetman has first public case using his puppets to fight crime (his
counterpart is Dolmann; 08 October 1966 in Fleetway's Valiant).
Linda McQuillan is granted powers by Myrr and Roma, and becomes Captain UK.

1971
======================
Perseus Ablemarle becomes The Crusader. (his Earth-616 counterpart perished
during his first and only case). [Rampage #41] [Alan Davis]

1969-1972
======================
Ronald Reagan elected President of the United States of America.
Sir James Jaspers addresses the House of Commons and calls for 'Super
Hero' legislation. "They are clandestine, they are frighteningly powerful
and they are not our friends. They have walked among us for more than
forty years, robbing us of our independence and endangering our lives ...
and they call themselves superheroes! America is over-run with them. They
have established footholds in Canada, Africa and the Middle East. Even
Russia has not proven immune. Many of the creatures are individually as
powerful as entire armies! And they number in the hundreds ... hundreds
[ed. note: an exaggeration, at least on Earth-238]! We have encouraged them!
Last month, President Ronald Reagan granted a full pardon to the mindless
engine of destruction known as The Hulk. These monsters ignore our laws
and threaten our freedom, yet we welcome them with open arms! They must
be contained! But how? How do you contain a being that can uproot mountains
or walk through walls? How do you reprimand creatures that are indestructible,
that can bend the very lightning to their will? How do we supress the
supermen? But let them know this ... impregnable though they may be,
humanity is aware of the menace they pose. We have closed our ranks
against them and we stand determined ... waiting to see who will make the
next move."
1971 sees the passing of the Treason Act, according to which all persons
taking the law into their own hands are punishable. Superheroes are banned.
Within a year, there are purges, death camps and executions.
1972 sees the formation of the Status Crew -- government agents armed
with high-level technology, as guards against and replacements for the
superhero population.
Jim Jaspers creates the Fury, which kills the British superheroes,
including a last stand by the Lawful Union of Britain. Within two years,
every superhero on the planet has been killed. Other fatalities include
Anakro the Unfrozen, Bow Girl, the Mutant, the Ooze, the Prestidigitator,
Reef Radford, Steam Woman, the Transformer, Ulti-Man, and Vendetta (gravestones
dating '1982' are in error). [primarily from Stephen Mellor] Captain UK and
Miracleman Junior survive, transported to alternate Earths.
The Status Crew briefly employs a male actor who takes the name Captain
UK to act as a patriotic front man and denounce the other heroes. He is
assassinated by the Mutant, before the Mutant is slain (again and for the
last time) by the Fury. [speculated; from Stephen Mellor + attempt to
explain reference to male Captain UK]

1981
======================
Captain Britain of Earth-616 arrives.
Scott of the British National Party is Prime Minister.
Margaret the 1st is Queen.
Wilcox-Smith is Home Secretary.
The Crazy Gang is running rampant.

1983
=======================
June
Lord Mandragon, Emperor of the Dimensional Development Court of Earth-9,
destroys the universe. Only the Fury survives, travels to Earth-616.

1986
=======================
February
Linda McQuillan/Captain UK and Rick Dawson/Miracleman Junior, at Roma's
request, travel to Earth-839, the home of the late Kaptain Briton and of
Opul Lun Sat-Yr-Nin, to liberate its people from Sat-Yr-Nin's tyrannical rule.

1990
=======================
On an alternate possible Earth, in a version of London more technologically
advanced than Earth-616's, The High Lord Justicer (Captain Britain) reigns
over a Britain in which superhumans have been banned. His subordinates, the
Justicers, as represented by Justicer Bull, are counterparts of the Judges of
Mega City One. Also evident are alternate versions of Illyana Rasputin
(Darkchylde), Kitty Pryde (Kingpin), Kurt Wagner, The Hulk (Davey Banner),
Spiderman, Meggan, and Betsy Braddock (Chief Examining Magistrate). [Excalibur #23]
This might also be the Earth of the Apeslayer (Marvel UK continued the
Planet of the Apes title by reprinting "Killraven" strips from Amazing
Adventures, altering the art so he was fighting apes instead of Martians)
and the Timeshmasher strips? [Rampage] [Paul Neary/Mick Austin]

Appendix:


To fill in gaps in the timeline I have used Stephen Mellor's Captain UK:
Body & Soul and Jess Nevins' Guide to Marvel's Golden Age Characters and
his Guide to Marvel's Pre-FF #1 Characters. A brief summary of Linda
McQuillan's post-238 adventures can be found here. For more on some of
the original British versions of these characters, see Midnight reviews.
Another site on this world is from the Marvel Appendix, The Last Surviving
Heroes and The Crooked World.
 

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1934
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Professor Matthew Grayson goes to Uranus along with his son Robert Grayson (Marvel Boy).
[Marvel Boy #1]

1938
======================
The horror movie "Skull Face" is released. [Mystery Tales #6]

1939
======================
Namor the Sub-Mariner and Human Torch active. [Marvel Comics #1]
The Human Torch is then aided by Toro. [Human Torch #2]

1941
======================
Steve Rogers becomes Captain America. He is then aided by Bucky
(James Buchanan Barnes). [Captain America Comics #1]
Jeffrey Mace has first case as The Patriot. [Marvel Mystery Comics #21]
Robert Frank has first case as The Whizzer. [USA Comics #1]
The Invaders established. [Giant Size Invaders #1]

1942
======================
William Nasland has first case as Spirit of '76. [Invaders #14]

1943
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Madeline Joyce becomes Miss America. [Marvel Mystery Comics #49]
Subbie active. [Kid Comics #1]

1945
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Captain America went to suspended animation and Bucky is killed. [Avengers #4]
William Nasland (formerly as Spirit of '76) becomes Captain America II. [What If #4]
Fred Davis becomes Bucky II. [What If #4]

1946
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The All-Star Squadron established. [All Winners Comics #19]
Captain America II is killed by one of Adam II's androids. [What If #4]
Jeffrey Mace begins career as Captain America III. [What If #4]

1947
======================
Aquaria Nautica Neptuna active as Namora. [Marvel Mystery Comics #82]

1948
======================
Venus begins her modern adventures, eventually taking the name Victoria
Starr. [Venus #1]

1950
======================
Jeffrey Mace retires as Captain America III.
Robert Grayson has first case as Marvel Boy on Earth. [Marvel Boy #1]
Professor Vance has first villainic case as Great Video. [Marvel Boy #1/4]

1952
======================
Venus encounters Jacob Scott (AKA Skrull Velmax). [Marvel: The Lost Generation #5]
The villainous Skull-Face comes to life. [Mystery Tales #6]

1953
======================
Teacher "Steve Rogers" becomes Captain America IV. [Young Men #24]
Jack Monroe has first case as Bucky III. [Young Men #24]
Lorna the Jungle Girl active. [Lorna The Jungle Girl #1]
Kenneth Hale forever transformed to Gorilla Man. [Men's Adventures #26, dated in What If #9]

1954
======================
Human Robot activated. [Menace #11]
Jane Hastings has first case as Jann of the Jungle. [Jungle Tales #1]
Ivan Kronov has first villainic case as Electro. [Captain America Comics #78]

1956
======================
Harris Moore has first case as The Comet. [Nova #21]
Captain America IV and Bucky III go mad, are captured by FBI and placed in
the suspended animation program "Deep Freeze" [Captain America Vol.1 #155]
FBI Agent Jimmy Woo active to find Yellow Claw. [Yellow Claw #1]

1958
======================
Chuck Chandler has first case as 3-D Man. [Marvel Premiere #35]
Professor William Sinkovitz has first villainy case as Cold Warrior. [Marvel Premiere #37]
The Human Robot is later rediscovered by Namora and is reactivated by 3D-Man. [What If #9]
The Avengers / The O-Men established. [based on What If #9]

1959
======================
The "50's Avengers" fail to stop a Skrull imposter posing as Richard Nixon and
Space Phantoms disguised as FBI agents. After that, the Skrulls begin their
invasion of Earth. [based on Avengers Forever #4-5]
On an alternate Earth, the Wasp and Captain Marvel (III) travel back in time during
the Destiny War and encounter the "50's Avengers" - between them they defeat a
Skrull imposter posing as Richard Nixon and Space Phantoms posing as FBI Agents. [Avengers Forever #4-5]

Post-1950s
======================
The "O-Men" begin to battle against the Celestial at the Earth's Core. [Paradise X: The
Heralds #3]

2006
======================
On Earth-616, Jimmy Woo, Gorilla Man, Human Robot, Marvel Boy, Namora, and Venus
reunite as the Agents of Atlas.




NOTE: This team bears no relation to The O-Men (superhero action, mutant powers,
small press indie, self-published title since January 1999).

**Nota en el Universo Marvel tras la separacion de los miembros de los "Agentes de Atlas" en 1958; Nick Furia reunio un equipo para formar a los Vengadores en el Año 1959 del que Namora formo parte

********Nota En la Linea Temporal original afectada por la Timeline flotante de Marvel; Namora dio a luz a Namorita en 1958


Mas datos de los personajes de Vengadores de los años 50 en la ficha de los Agentes de Atlas
 

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1939-1945
Reed Richards and Ben Grimm served in World War II.
1961
(Fantastic Four/Fantastic Four Annual 1998 (fb) - BTS) - Ben Grimm, Reed Richards, and Johnny and Sue Storm took a space flight and were bombarded with cosmic rays, which mutated them to become the Fantastic Four.
1963
(Fantastic Four/Fantastic Four Annual 1998 (fb) - BTS) - saw the debut of Iron Man, Daredevil, and the Hulk.
1966
(Fantastic Four/Fantastic Four Annual 1998 (fb) - BTS) - Galactus first came to Earth.
1968
(Fantastic Four/Fantastic Four Annual 1998 (fb) - BTS) - Sue gave birth to Franklin, the son of Reed.

(Fantastic Four/Fantastic Four Annual 1998 (fb) - BTS) - After Reed and Sue retired, they were replaced by Franklin (Zero Man) Richards and Crystal.
1973
(Fantastic Four/Fantastic Four Annual 1998 (fb) - BTS) <1973> - The Green Goblin slew Gwen Stacy, and he was subsequently killed in a fight with Spider-Man. Spider-Man vanished that night, never to be seen again.
80/90

(Fantastic Four/Fantastic Four Annual 1998 (fb) - BTS) - Alicia Masters retired to Arizona to salve the arthritis afflicting her hands.

(Fantastic Four/Fantastic Four Annual 1998 (fb) - BTS) - Daredevil retired from crimefighting, but continued to aid Mayor Murdock in establishing schools for the handicapped.

1995
(Fantastic Four/Fantastic Four Annual 1998 (fb) - BTS) - Captain America sacrificed his life to save hundred of lives in Oklahoma (see comments).
1996
(Fantastic Four/Fantastic Four Annual 1998 (fb) - BTS) - Onslaught fought a large number of super-heroes.

1998
(Fantastic Four/Fantastic Four Annual 1998 (fb) - BTS) - Crystal sprained her ankle in battle with Dragon Man's Hatchlings.

(Fantastic Four/Fantastic Four Annual 1998 (fb) - BTS) - Ben went to Arizona to visit Alicia.

(Fantastic Four/Fantastic Four Annual 1998 (fb) - BTS) - Bruce Banner, now nearly seventy years old, died of a heart attack while transforming into the Hulk.

(Fantastic Four/Fantastic Four Annual 1998 (fb) - BTS) - The Thing of Earth-616 inadvertently damaged Reed's particle alternator, which sent him to Earth 1961. Assumed by all to be the Thing of their world, he was picked up by the Torch and brought to Four Freedom's Plaza, where it quickly became clear that something was amiss. It was Franklin who made the point of the space trip occurring in 1961, which clued him in. Ben attended the regular Wednesday night Poker Game at Avengers Mansion, where Dr. Strange confirmed his other dimensional status, and Doc, Thor, and Wolverine filled Ben in on how events had occurred on their world.
Returning to Four Freedom's Plaza, Ben who ambushed by Spike (Luna), who was jealous over Ben's closeness to her family and had followed a plan of her new boyfriend, Oz, to trap Ben with an anti-gravity disc. However, Oz then revealed himself as the Wizard and deactivated the building's defenses to allow the rest of his Frightful Four in. Ben, Crystal, the Torch, Cosmic Ray, Zero Man, and Spike (realizing her mistake) defeated the Frightful Four in time for Zawadi to have Franklin's baby.
Franklin left the team to live with Zawadi and their daughter in Wakanda, and he was replaced by Cosmic Ray. In addition, Johnny took some steps to repairing the family relationship with Spike, offering her a temporary position on the team while Crystal was healing.
 

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Cronologia y Comic Referencia Universo Ultimate/Supremo Poder/Marvel Zombies[/B]

200,000,000 Years Before
Ultimate Fantastic Four #21, "Crossover, Part 1" (pg. 3-5)

150,000,000 Years Before
Ultimate Fantastic Four #21, "Crossover, Part 1" (pg. 1-3)

30,000 Years Before
Ultimate Fantastic Four #53, "Four Cubed, Part 4" (pg. 21-22)

1483 AD
Ultimate Fantastic Four #39, "Devils, Part 1" (pg. 3-6, 9)

1499 AD
Ultimate Fantastic Four #39, "Devils, Part 1" (pg. 11-12, 16)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #40, "Devils, Part 2" (pg. 3-21)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #41, "Devils, Part 3" (pg. 1-4, 8-24)

1904 AD
Ultimate Nightmare #1 (pg. 1-5)

1927 AD
Ultimate Nightmare #1 (pg. 6)

1942 AD
Ultimate Origins #1 (pg. 4-7)
Ultimate Origins #2 (pg. 4-9)
The Ultimates 2 #13, "Independence Day" (pg. 43-46)

1943 AD
Ultimate Origins #1 (pg. 8-21)
Ultimate Origins #2 (pg. 10-24)

1944 AD
The Ultimates #10, "Devils In Disguise" (pg. 1-4)

1945 AD
The Ultimates Annual #2 (pg. 33-34, 4-6, 8-12, 14-15)
The Ultimates #10, "Devils In Disguise" (pg. 5-6)
The Ultimates #1, "Super-Human" (pg. 1-23)

1946 AD
Ultimate Origins #1 (pg. 22-23)

30 Years Before
Ultimate Iron Man #1 (pg. 1-10)

28 Years Before
Ultimate Iron Man #1 (pg. 11-23)
Ultimate Iron Man #2 (pg. 1-16)

25 Years Before
Ultimate Origins #3 (pg. 7-9)

24 Years Before
Ultimate Iron Man #2 (pg. 17-23)
Ultimate Iron Man #3 (pg. 1-7)
Supreme Power #1, "Contact" (pg. 1-9)

23 Years Before
Supreme Power #1, "Contact" (pg. 9-14)

22 Years Before
Supreme Power #1, "Contact" (pg. 15)

21 Years Before
Ultimate Fantastic Four #1, "The Fantastic, Part 1" (pg. 1-2)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #58, "Ultimatum, Part 1" (pg. 1-2)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #59, "Ultimatum, Part 2" (pg. 1-2)

17 Years Before
Supreme Power #1, "Contact" (pg. 15)
Squadron Supreme #4, "Blood & Sand, Part 1" (pg. 14-16)

16 Years Before
Ultimate Origins #3 (pg. 10-14)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #60, "Ultimatum, Part 3" (pg. 1-2)

14 Years Before
Ultimate Origins #3 (pg. 15-22)
Ultimate Iron Man #3 (pg. 8-23)
Ultimate Iron Man #4
Ultimate Fantastic Four #59, "Ultimatum, Part 2" (pg. 9)

13 Years Before
Ultimate X-Men #97, "Absolute Power, Part 4" (pg. 1-4)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #58, "Ultimatum, Part 1" (pg. 13, 16-17)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #60, "Ultimatum, Part 3" (pg. 7)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #24, "Tomb of Namor, Part 1" (pg. 1-3)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #60, "Ultimatum, Part 3" (pg. 19)
Ultimate X-Men #11, "Sins of the Past" (pg. 1-9)
Ultimate Origins #4 (pg. 1-6)
Supreme Power #1, "Contact" (pg. 15)

12 Years Before
Ultimate Iron Man #5
Ultimate Iron Man II #1
Ultimate Iron Man II #2
Ultimate Iron Man II #3
Ultimate Iron Man II #4
Ultimate Iron Man II #5
Ultimate Origins #4 (pg. 7-8, 11-21)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #7, "Doom, Part 1" (pg. 7-10, 18)
Supreme Power #1, "Contact" (pg. 16-22)

11 Years Before
Ultimate Fantastic Four #1, "The Fantastic, Part 1" (pg. 3-25)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #13, "N-Zone, Part 1" (pg. 1-2)
Ultimate Captain America Annual #1, "Favorite Son: The Origin of the Black Panther" (pg. 1-10)
Ultimate Origins #5 (pg. 5-12)
Ultimate Captain America Annual #1, "Favorite Son: The Origin of the Black Panther" (pg. 11)
Supreme Power #2, "Five Degrees of Contamination" (pg. 1-16)
Doctor Spectrum #1, "Full Spectrum, Part 1"
Supreme Power #2, "Five Degrees of Contamination" (pg. 17-22)
Supreme Power #3, "Coming Out" (pg. 1-5)
Doctor Spectrum #2, "Full Spectrum, Part 2"

10 Years Before
Doctor Spectrum #3, "Full Spectrum, Part 3"
Doctor Spectrum #4, "Full Spectrum, Part 4" (pg. 1-3)
Squadron Supreme #4, "Blood & Sand, Part 1" (pg. 17-22)

9 Years Before
Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #5, "Spider-Man and Iron Man, Part 2" (pg. 1-2, 5, 8, 12-13, 15-18)

8 Years Before
Ultimate X-Men #94, "Absolute Power, Part 1" (pg. 1-2)

7 Years Before
Ultimate X-Men #26, "Return of the King, Prelude" (pg. 1-4)
Supreme Power #3, "Coming Out" (pg. 6-23)

6 Years Before
Ultimate X-Men #26, "Return of the King, Prelude" (pg. 5-8)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #58, "Ultimatum, Part 1" (pg. 17)
Supreme Power #4, "Assumed Names"
Supreme Power - Nighthawk #1, "Punchline"
Supreme Power - Nighthawk #2, "Put on a Happy Face"
Supreme Power - Nighthawk #3, "The Greatest Show on Earth"
Supreme Power - Nighthawk #4, "The Joke's Over"
Supreme Power - Nighthawk #5, "The Best Medicine"
Supreme Power - Nighthawk #6, "The Last Laugh"
Doctor Spectrum #4, "Full Spectrum, Part 4" (pg. 4-21)
Doctor Spectrum #5, "Full Spectrum, Part 5"
Doctor Spectrum #6, "Full Spectrum, Part 6" (pg. 1-18)
Supreme Power #5, "Crank Up the Volume" (pg. 1-3)
Ultimate Daredevil & Elektra #1 (pg. 1-13)

5 Years Before
Ultimate Daredevil & Elektra #1 (pg. 14-23)
Ultimate Daredevil & Elektra #2
Ultimate Daredevil & Elektra #3
Ultimate Daredevil & Elektra #4
Ultimate Elektra #1, "Devil's Due, Part 1"
Ultimate Elektra #2, "Devil's Due, Part 2"
Ultimate Elektra #3, "Devil's Due, Part 3"
Ultimate Elektra #4, "Devil's Due, Part 4"
Ultimate Elektra #5, "Devil's Due, Part 5"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #2, "The Fantastic, Part 2" (pg. 1-14)
Ultimate X-Men #26, "Return of the King, Prelude" (pg. 9-10)
Supreme Power #5, "Crank Up the Volume" (pg. 4-13)
Doctor Spectrum #6, "Full Spectrum, Part 6" (pg. 19-23)
Supreme Power #5, "Crank Up the Volume" (pg. 14-22)
Supreme Power #6, "Questions of Perspective"

4 Years Before
The Ultimates 3 #4, "Sex, Lies, & DVD, Part 3.4: Savages" (pg. 1-4)
Ultimate X-Men #26, "Return of the King, Prelude" (pg. 11-12)
Ultimate Spider-Man #120, "Ultimate Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends, Part 3" (pg. 21-22)

3 Years Before
Ultimate X-Men #26, "Return of the King, Prelude" (pg. 13-16)

2 Years Before
Ultimate X-Men #26, "Return of the King, Prelude" (pg. 17-19)
Ultimate Origins #5 (pg. 13-17)
Ultimate X-Men #26, "Return of the King, Prelude" (pg. 20)
Ultimate X-Men #95, "Absolute Power, Part 2" (pg. 1-3)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #58, "Ultimatum" (pg. 17)
Squadron Supreme #5, "Blood & Sand, Part 2" (pg. 11-17)

1 Year Before
Ultimate X-Men #59, "Shock and Awe, Part 1" (pg. 1-6)
Ultimate X-Men Annual #2, "Why Xavier's Cat Is Named 'Mystique'" (pg. 35-36) (Back-Up Story)

Year 0
The Ultimates #1, "Super-Human" (pg. 24-26)
Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #12, "Spider-Man and Doctor Strange, Part 1" (pg. 1-2)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #58, "Ultimatum, Part 1" (pg. 8)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #2, "The Fantastic, Part 2" (pg. 15-18)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #27, "President Thor, Part 1" (pg. 1-3, 18, 4, 19)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #29, "President Thor, Conclusion" (pg. 16-19)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #2, "The Fantastic, Part 2" (pg. 19-22)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #27, "President Thor, Part 1" (pg. 20)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #29, "President Thor, Conclusion" (pg. 14)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #28, "President Thor, Part 2" (pg. 1-2)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #3, "The Fantastic, Part 3"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #4, "The Fantastic, Part 4"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #5, "The Fantastic, Part 5"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #6, "The Fantastic, Part 6"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #7, "Doom, Part 1" (pg. 1-6, 11-17, 19-22)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #8, "Doom, Part 2"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #9, "Doom, Part 3"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #10, "Doom, Part 4"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #11, "Doom, Part 5"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #12, "Doom, Part 6"
Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #14, "Spider-Man and Black Widow" (pg. 1-2)

Year 1
Ultimate Spider-Man #1, "Powerless" (pg. 1-24)
Ultimate Spider-Man #72, "Hobgoblin, Part 1" (pg. 1-7)
Ultimate Spider-Man #1, "Powerless" (pg. 25-48)
Ultimate Spider-Man #2, "Growing Pains"
Ultimate Spider-Man #3, "Wannabe"
Ultimate Spider-Man #4, "With Great Power"
Ultimate Spider-Man #5, "Life Lessons"
Ultimate Spider-Man #6, "Big Time Super Hero" (pg. 1-5, 13-15, 6-12, 16-22)
Ultimate Spider-Man #7, "Secret Identity"
Ultimate Spider-Man #8, "Working Stiff"
Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #1, "Spider-Man and Wolverine"
Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #2, "Spider-Man and the Hulk, Part 1"
Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #3, "Spider-Man and the Hulk, Part 2" (pg. 1-20)
Ultimate Origins #1 (pg. 1-3)
Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #3, "Spider-Man and the Hulk, Part 2" (pg. 21)
Ultimate Spider-Man #9, "Meet the Enforcers"
Ultimate Spider-Man #10, "The Worst Thing"
Ultimate Spider-Man #11, "Discovery"
Ultimate Spider-Man #12, "Battle Royal"
Ultimate Spider-Man #13, "Confessions"
Ultimate X-Men Annual #2, "Breaking Point" (pg. 1-5)
Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #4, "Spider-Man and Iron Man, Part 1" (pg. 1-11)
Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #14, "Spider-Man and Black Widow" (pg. 3)
Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #4, "Spider-Man and Iron Man, Part 1" (pg. 12-23)
Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #5, "Spider-Man and Iron Man, Part 2" (pg. 3-4, 6-7, 9-11, 14, 16-21)
Ultimate X-Men #1, "The Tomorrow People"
Ultimate X-Men #2, "The Enemy Within"
Ultimate X-Men #3, "Warzone"
Ultimate X-Men #4, "Betrayal"
Ultimate X-Men #5, "Killing Fields"
Ultimate X-Men #6, "Invasion"
Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #6, "Spider-Man and The Punisher, Part 1"
Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #7, "Spider-Man and The Punisher and Daredevil, Part 2"
Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #8, "Spider-Man and The Punisher and Daredevil, Part 3"
Ultimate X-Men #1/2, "Burial Service"
Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #10, "Spider-Man and Man-Thing"
Ultimate Spider-Man #95, "Morbius, Part 1" (pg. 1-5)
Ultimate Spider-Man Super Special #1 (pg. 1-28)
Ultimate Spider-Man #14, "Doctor Octopus"
Ultimate Spider-Man #15, "Confrontations"
Ultimate Spider-Man #16, "Kraven the Hunter"
Ultimate Spider-Man #17, "Taking Advantage" (pg. 1-4)
Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #11, "Spider-Man and the X-Men"
Ultimate X-Men #7, "Return to Weapon X"
Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #12, "Spider-Man and Doctor Strange, Part 1" (pg. 3-22)
Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #13, "Spider-Man and Doctor Strange, Part 2"
Ultimate X-Men #8, "First Strike"
Ultimate X-Men #9, "No Safe Haven"
Ultimate X-Men #10, "In The Heart of Darkness"
Ultimate X-Men #11, "Sins of the Past" (pg. 10-23)
Ultimate X-Men #12, "End Game"
Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #14, "Spider-Man and Black Widow" (pg. 4-22)
The Ultimates #2, "Big"
The Ultimates #3, "21st Century Boy"
Ultimate Spider-Man Super Special #1 (pg. 29-39)
Ultimate Spider-Man #17, "Taking Advantage" (pg. 5-22)
Ultimate Spider-Man #18, "The Cycle"
Ultimate Spider-Man #19, "Piece of Work"
Ultimate Spider-Man #20, "Live"
Ultimate Spider-Man #21, "Hunted"
Ultimate Spider-Man #46, "Afterwards..."
Ultimate Spider-Man #22, "Reflections of..."
Ultimate Spider-Man #23, "Responsible" (pg. 3-10, 1-2, 11-21)
Ultimate Spider-Man #24, "Ultimatum" (pg. 1-14)
Ultimate Spider-Man #25, "Plasmids" (pg. 3-13)
Ultimate Spider-Man #24, "Ultimatum" (pg. 15-21)
Ultimate Spider-Man #25, "Plasmids" (pg. 1-2, 14-21)
Ultimate Spider-Man #26, "Circles"
Ultimate Spider-Man #27, "Illegal"
Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #15, "Spider-Man and Shang-Chi, Part 1"
Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #16, "Spider-Man and Shang-Chi, Part 2"
Ultimate Spider-Man Super Special #1 (pg. 40-64)
Ultimate X-Men #13, "Thief In the Night"
Ultimate X-Men #14, "Wild Card"
Ultimate X-Men #15, "It Doesn't Have To Be This Way"
Ultimate X-Men #16, "World Tour, Part 1" (pg. 7-21, 1-6)
Ultimate X-Men #17, "World Tour, Part 2"
Ultimate X-Men #18, "World Tour, Part 3"
Ultimate X-Men #19, "World Tour, Part 4"
Ultimate X-Men #20, "Resignation"
The Ultimates #4, "Thunder"
The Ultimates #5, "Hulk Does Manhattan"
The Ultimates #6, "Giant Man vs. The Wasp" (pg. 1-5)
Ultimate Adventures #1, "It Ain't Me You're Lookin' For, Babe"
Ultimate Adventures #2, "Send Lawyers, Guns, and Money..."
Ultimate Adventures #3, "Orangutans Are Skeptical of Changes In Their Cages..."
Ultimate Adventures #4, "One Tin Soldier"
Ultimate Adventures #5, "What Becomes of All the Little Boys?"
Ultimate Adventures #6, " 'Song For Woody' Bob Dylan, 1960"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #13, "N-Zone, Part 1" (pg. 3-22)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #14, "N-Zone, Part 2" (pg. 1-10)
Ultimate Spider-Man #28, "Sidetracked"
Ultimate Spider-Man #29, "Stolen Identity"
Ultimate Spider-Man #30, "Emergency"
Ultimate Spider-Man #31, "Black Van"
Ultimate Spider-Man #32, "Just A Guy"
The Ultimates #6, "Giant Man vs. The Wasp" (pg. 6-23)
The Ultimates #7, "Homeland Security"
The Ultimates #8, "The Experts"
The Ultimates #9, "Captain America vs. Giant Man"
The Ultimates #10, "Devils In Disguise" (pg. 7-22)
The Ultimates #11, "The Art of War"
The Ultimates #12, "Persons of Mass Destruction"
The Ultimates #13, "How I Learned To Love The Hulk"
Ultimate Human #3 (pg. 1-20)
Ultimate Spider-Man #33, "Origins"
Ultimate Spider-Man #34, "Inheritance"
Ultimate Spider-Man #35, "Legacy"
Ultimate Spider-Man #36, "Today" (pg. 1-14, 20-22,15-19)
Ultimate Spider-Man #37, "Still"
Ultimate Spider-Man #38, "Father's Pride"
Ultimate Spider-Man, Level 1: "Father's Pride" (Video Game)
Ultimate Spider-Man #39, "Therapy"
Ultimate X-Men #21, "Hellfire and Brimstone, Part 1"
Ultimate X-Men #22, "Hellfire and Brimstone, Part 2"
Ultimate X-Men #23, "Hellfire and Brimstone, Part 3"
Ultimate X-Men #24, "Hellfire and Brimstone, Part 4"
Ultimate X-Men #25, "Hellfire and Brimstone, Part 5"
Ultimate X-Men #29, "Return of the King, Part 3" (pg. 1-6, 9-10, 13-15, 21-22)
Ultimate War #1
Ultimate War #2
Ultimate War #3
Ultimate War #4
Ultimate X-Men #26, "Return of the King, Prelude" (pg. 21-23)
Ultimate X-Men #27, "Return of the King, Part 1"
Ultimate X-Men #28, "Return of the King, Part 2"
Ultimate X-Men #29, "Return of the King, Part 3" (pg. 7-8, 11-12, 16-20)
Ultimate X-Men #30, "Return of the King, Part 4"
Ultimate X-Men #31, "Return of the King, Part 5"
Ultimate X-Men #32, "Return of the King, Part 6" (pg. 1-10)
Ultimate Spider-Man #40, "Average Bear"
Ultimate Spider-Man #41, "The Letter"
Ultimate Spider-Man #42, "Temptations"
Ultimate Spider-Man #43, "Help"
Ultimate Spider-Man #44, "Tampered"
Ultimate Spider-Man #45, "Guilt"
Ultimate Spider-Man, Level 2: "Workout" (Video Game)
Ultimate Spider-Man #1/2
Ultimate Six #1 (pg. 8-28)
Ultimate Six #2 (pg. 1-5)
Ultimate Spider-Man #47, "Men of Influence"
Ultimate Spider-Man #48, "Suspended" (pg. 1-11, 15-19, 12-14, 20-22)
Ultimate Spider-Man #49, "Hero"
Ultimate Spider-Man #50, "Black Cat"
Ultimate Spider-Man #51, "Shadow Puppets"
Ultimate Spider-Man #52, "Cat Fight"
Ultimate Spider-Man #53, "Daughters"
Ultimate X-Men #32, "Return of the King, Part 6" (pg. 11-22)
Ultimate X-Men #33, "Return of the King, Part 7"
Ultimate Six #2 (pg. 6-23)
Ultimate Six #3
Ultimate Six #4 (pg. 2-5, 1, 6-22)
Ultimate Six #5
Ultimate Six #6
Ultimate Six #7
Ultimate Spider-Man #54, "Hollywood, Part 1"
Ultimate Spider-Man #55, "Hollywood, Part 2"
Ultimate Spider-Man #56, "Hollywood, Part 3"
Ultimate Spider-Man #57, "Hollywood, Part 4"
Ultimate Spider-Man #58, "Hollywood, Part 5"
Ultimate Spider-Man #59, "Hollywood, Part 6" (pg. 1-19)
Ultimate X-Men #34, "Blockbuster, Part 1"
Ultimate X-Men #35, "Blockbuster, Part 2"
Ultimate X-Men #36, "Blockbuster, Part 3"
Ultimate X-Men #37, "Blockbuster, Part 4"
Ultimate X-Men #38, "Blockbuster, Part 5"
Ultimate X-Men #39, "Blockbuster, Part 6"
The Ultimates - Tomorrow Men (pg. 1-201, 218-222, 236-237, 245-246, 259-260, 266-268, 278-280, 298-319) (Novel)
Ultimate X-Men #40, "New Mutants, Part 1"
Ultimate X-Men #41, "New Mutants, Part 2"
Ultimate X-Men #42, "New Mutants, Part 3"
Ultimate X-Men #43, "New Mutants, Part 4"
Ultimate X-Men #44, "New Mutants, Part 5"
Ultimate X-Men #45, "New Mutants, Part 6"
Ultimate Spider-Man #59, "Hollywood, Part 6" (pg. 20-21)
Ultimate Spider-Man #60, "Carnage, Part 1"
Ultimate Spider-Man #61, "Carnage, Part 2" (pg. 1-12)
Ultimate X-Men #46, "The Tempest, Part 1"
Ultimate X-Men #47, "The Tempest, Part 2"
Ultimate X-Men #48, "The Tempest, Part 3"
Ultimate X-Men #49, "The Tempest, Part 4"
Ultimate Spider-Man, Level 3: "Feeding Time" (Video Game)
Ultimate Spider-Man, Level 4: "Hell of a Mess" (Video Game)
Ultimate Spider-Man, Level 5: "Like a Rhinoceros, but Bigger" (Video Game)
Ultimate Spider-Man, Level 6: "Inexpugnable" (Video Game)
Ultimate Spider-Man #124, "War of the Symbiotes, Part 2" (pg. 2-5)
Ultimate Spider-Man, Level 7: "Throw Down" (Video Game)
Ultimate Spider-Man, Level 8: "Class Trip" (Video Game)
Ultimate Spider-Man #124, "War of the Symbiotes, Part 2" (pg. 1, 22)
Ultimate Spider-Man #125, "War of the Symbiotes, Part 3" (pg. 5-6, 1-4, 10, 7-9)
Ultimate Spider-Man, Level 9: "Pursuit" (Video Game)
Ultimate Spider-Man, Level 10: "Mine" (Video Game)
Ultimate Spider-Man, Level 11: "Cool Suit" (Video Game)
Ultimate Spider-Man, Level 12: "Skyscraper Battle" (Video Game)
Ultimate Spider-Man #124, "War of the Symbiotes, Part 2" (pg. 6-18)
Ultimate Spider-Man, Level 13: "The Great Escape" (Video Game)
Ultimate Spider-Man #124, "War of the Symbiotes, Part 2" (pg. 19-21)
Ultimate Spider-Man, Level 14: "18 and Over" (Video Game)
Ultimate Spider-Man #125, "War of the Symbiotes, Part 3" (pg. 11-15)
Ultimate Spider-Man, Level 15: "A Sample" (Video Game)
Ultimate Spider-Man, Level 16: "Crazy" (Video Game)
Ultimate Spider-Man, Level 17: "Rescue" (Video Game)
Ultimate Spider-Man #125, "War of the Symbiotes, Part 3" (pg. 16-22)
Ultimate Spider-Man #126, "War of the Symbiotes, Part 4"
Ultimate Spider-Man, Level 18: "Brothers" (Video Game)
Ultimate Spider-Man, Level 19: "Final Battle" (Video Game)
Ultimate Spider-Man #61, "Carnage, Part 2" (pg. 13-22)
Ultimate Spider-Man #62, "Carnage, Part 3"
Ultimate Spider-Man #63, "Carnage, Part 4"
Ultimate Spider-Man #64, "Carnage, Part 5"
Ultimate Spider-Man #65, "Carnage, Part 6" (pg. 4-7, 1-3, 7-21)
Supreme Power #7, "Powers and Principalities"
Supreme Power #8, "Ubi Dubium, Ibi Libertas"
Supreme Power #9, "Ten O'Clock"
Supreme Power #10, "Ladies' Night"
Supreme Power #11, "Never Alone"
Supreme Power #12, "Ominous Tidings Expressed as Four-Part Harmony"
Supreme Power #13, "Natural Orders" (pg. 1-17)
Supreme Power #14, "Objects in Motion" (pg. 2-6)
Supreme Power #13, "Natural Orders" (pg. 18-22)
Supreme Power #14, "Objects in Motion" (pg. 1, 6-23)
Supreme Power #15, "Collateral Damage"
Supreme Power #16, "The Deconstruction of Mark Milton"
Supreme Power #17, "True Faces"
Supreme Power #18, "Exhibit R: The Statement of Mark Milton"

Year 2
Ultimate Spider-Man #66, "Even We Don't Believe This"
Ultimate Spider-Man #67, "Jump the Shark"
Ultimate Spider-Man #73, "Hobgoblin, Part 2" (pg. 1-6)
Ultimate Spider-Man #68, "Popular"
Ultimate Spider-Man #69, "Meet Me" (pg. 1-8)
Ultimate Spider-Man #73, "Hobgoblin, Part 2" (pg. 7)
Ultimate Spider-Man #69, "Meet Me" (pg. 9-22)
Ultimate Spider-Man #73, "Hobgoblin, Part 2" (pg. 8-10)
Ultimate Spider-Man #70, "Strange, Part 1"
Ultimate Spider-Man #71, "Strange, Part 2" (pg. 1-21)
Ultimate Spider-Man #132, "Ultimatum, Part 4" (pg. 5-6)
Ultimate Spider-Man #71, "Strange, Part 2" (pg. 22-23)
Ultimate Spider-Man #73, "Hobgoblin, Part 2" (pg. 11-22)
Ultimate Spider-Man #75, "Hobgoblin, Part 4" (pg. 1-8)
Ultimate Spider-Man #72, "Hobgoblin, Part 1" (pg. 8-23)
Ultimate Spider-Man #74, "Hobgoblin, Part 3"
Ultimate Spider-Man #75, "Hobgoblin, Part 4" (pg. 9-23)
Ultimate Spider-Man #76, "Hobgoblin, Part 5"
Ultimate Spider-Man #77, "Hobgoblin, Part 6"
Ultimate Spider-Man #79, "Warriors, Part 1" (pg. 1-5)
Ultimate Spider-Man #78, "Dumped" (pg. 1-4)
Ultimate Spider-Man #79, "Warriors, Part 1" (pg. 6-9)
Ultimate Spider-Man #78, "Dumped" (pg. 5-21)
Ultimate Spider-Man #79, "Warriors, Part 1" (pg. 10-22)
Ultimate Spider-Man #80, "Warriors, Part 2"
Ultimate Spider-Man #81, "Warriors, Part 3" (pg. 1-3, 10-16, 4-9, 17-22)
Ultimate Spider-Man #82, "Warriors, Part 4"
Ultimate Spider-Man #83, "Warriors, Part 5"
Ultimate Spider-Man #84, "Warriors, Part 6"
Ultimate Spider-Man #85, "Warriors, Part 7"
Ultimate X-Men #50, "Cry Wolf, Part 1"
Ultimate X-Men #51, "Cry Wolf, Part 2" (pg. 3-5, 1-2, 6-23)
Ultimate X-Men #52, "Cry Wolf, Part 3"
Ultimate X-Men #53, "Cry Wolf, Conclusion"
Ultimate X-Men #60, "Shock and Awe, Conclusion" (pg. 1-4)
Marvel Zombies vs. Army of Darkness #1, "Earth's Mightiest Zero"
Marvel Zombies vs. Army of Darkness #2, "Marvel Team-Ups" (pg. 1-12)
Marvel Zombies - Dead Days #1
Marvel Zombies vs. Army of Darkness #2, "Marvel Team-Ups" (pg. 13-22)
Marvel Zombies vs. Army of Darkness #3, "Night of the Livid Dead"
Marvel Zombies vs. Army of Darkness #4, "The Book of Dooms"
Marvel Zombies vs. Army of Darkness #5, "The Stalking Dead"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #14, "N-Zone, Part 2" (pg. 11-22)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #14, "N-Zone, Part 2" (pg. 23-25)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #15, "N-Zone, Part 3"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #16, "N-Zone, Part 4"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #17, "N-Zone, Part 5"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #18, "N-Zone, Part 6"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #19, "Think Tank, Part 1"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #20, "Think Tank, Part 2"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #59, "Ultimatum, Part 2" (pg. 13-14)
Ultimate Nightmare #1 (pg. 7-22)
Ultimate Nightmare #2
Ultimate Nightmare #3
Ultimate Nightmare #4 (pg. 1-20)
Ultimate Nightmare #5 (pg. 1-6)
Ultimate Nightmare #4 (pg. 21-22)
Ultimate Nightmare #5 (pg. 7-21)
Ultimate Secret #1
Ultimate Secret #2
Ultimate Secret #3
Ultimate Secret #4
Ultimate Vision #0, "Visions"
Ultimate Extinction #1
Ultimate Extinction #2
Ultimate Extinction #3
Ultimate Extinction #4
Ultimate Extinction #5
Ultimate Vision #1
Ultimate Vision #2
Ultimate Vision #3
Ultimate Vision #4
Ultimate Vision #5
Ultimate Fantastic Four #21, "Crossover, Part 1" (pg. 6-18)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #21, "Crossover, Part 1" (pg. 18-22)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #22, "Crossover, Part 2" (pg. 1-15)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #22, "Crossover, Part 2" (pg. 16-17)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #22, "Crossover, Part 2" (pg. 18-21)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #22, "Crossover, Part 2" (pg. 21-22)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #23, "Crossover, Part 3" (pg. 1-5)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #23, "Crossover, Part 3" (pg. 6-21)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #23, "Crossover, Part 3" (pg. 22-23)
Marvel Zombies #1 (pg. 1-15)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #24, "Tomb of Namor, Part 1" (pg. 4-14)
Marvel Zombies #1 (pg. 16-22)
Marvel Zombies #2
Marvel Zombies #3
Marvel Zombies #4 (pg.1-13)
Marvel Zombies, "Eat the Neighbors" (Back-Up Story in Wizard Magazine #180)
Marvel Zombies #4 (pg. 14-22)
Marvel Zombies #5 (pg. 1-15)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #24, "Tomb of Namor, Part 1" (pg. 15-23)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #25, "Tomb of Namor, Part 2"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #26, "Tomb of Namor, Part 3"
Ultimate Fantastic Four Annual #1, "Enter: The Inhumans"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #27, "President Thor, Part 1" (pg. 4-17)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #27, "President Thor, Part 1" (pg. 21-23)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #28, "President Thor, Part 2" (pg. 3-11)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #29, "President Thor, Conclusion" (pg. 14)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #28, "President Thor, Part 2" (pg. 12-22)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #29, "President Thor, Conclusion" (pg. 1-15)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #29, "President Thor, Conclusion" (pg. 20-23)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #30, "Frightful, Part 1"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #31, "Frightful, Part 2" (pg. 1-18)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #32, "Frightful, Conclusion" (pg. 1-2)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #31, "Frightful, Part 2" (pg. 19-22)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #32, "Frightful, Conclusion" (pg. 3-19)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #32, "Frightful, Conclusion" (pg. 20-21)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #32, "Frightful, Conclusion" (pg. 22-24)
Supreme Power - Hyperion #1, "Alone" (pg. 4-21, 1-3, 22)
Supreme Power - Hyperion #2, "Fallen Angels" (pg. 1-14)
Supreme Power - Hyperion #5, "The Prodigal Son" (17-22)
Ultimate Spider-Man #86, "Silver Sable, Part 1" (pg. 1-15)
Ultimate X-Men #54, "The Most Dangerous Game, Part 1"
Ultimate X-Men #55, "The Most Dangerous Game, Part 2"
Ultimate X-Men #56, "The Most Dangerous Game, Part 3"
Ultimate X-Men #57, "The Most Dangerous Game, Conclusion"
Ultimate X-Men #58, "A Hard Lesson"
Ultimate X-Men #59, "Shock and Awe, Part 1" (pg. 7-23)
Ultimate X-Men #60, "Shock and Awe, Conclusion" (pg. 5-23)
Squadron Supreme #1, "The Pre-War Years" (pg. 2-21, 1, 21-23)
Squadron Supreme #2, "First Steps"
Squadron Supreme #3, "International Incidents" (pg. 1-18)
Squadron Supreme - Hyperion vs. Nighthawk #3 (pg. 6)
Squadron Supreme #3, "International Incidents" (pg. 19-22)
Squadron Supreme #4, "Blood & Sand, Part 1" (pg. 1-13, 23)
Squadron Supreme #5, "Blood & Sand, Part 2" (pg. 1-10, 18-22)
Squadron Supreme #6, "Questions of Loyalty"
Squadron Supreme #7, "Turnabout"
The Ultimates - Against All Enemies (Novel)
The Ultimates 2 #1, "Gods & Monsters"
The Ultimates 2 #2, "Dead Man Walking"
The Ultimates 2 #3, "The Trial of the Hulk" (pg. 1-18)
Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk #2 (pg. 1-6)
The Ultimates 2 #3, "The Trial of the Hulk" (pg. 19-23)
Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk #2 (pg. 7-9)
The Ultimates 2 #4, "Brothers" (pg. 1-8)
Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk #2 (pg. 10-12)
The Ultimates 2 #4, "Brothers" (pg. 9-23)
The Ultimates 2 #5, "The Passion Play"
Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk #2 (pg. 13)
Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk #4 (pg. 1)
The Ultimates 2 #6, "The Defenders" (pg. 1-21)
The Ultimates 2 #7, "Wolf In The Fold" (pg. 1-10)
The Ultimates 2 #10, "Axis of Evil" (pg. 1-2)
The Ultimates 2 #6, "The Defenders" (pg. 21-23)
Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk #2 (pg. 14-21)
The Ultimates Annual #1, "The Reserves"
Ultimate X-Men #61, "Magnetic North, Part 1" (pg. 1-8)
Ultimate Spider-Man Annual #1, "More Than You Bargained For"
Ultimate X-Men Annual #1, "Ultimate Sacrifice"
Ultimate X-Men #61, "Magnetic North, Part 1" (pg. 9-22)
Ultimate X-Men #62, "Magnetic North, Part 2"
Ultimate X-Men #63, "Magnetic North, Part 3"
Ultimate X-Men #64, "Magnetic North, Part 4" (pg. 3-18, 1-2, 19-23)
Ultimate X-Men #65, "Magnetic North, The End"
Ultimate X-Men Annual #2, "Breaking Point" (pg. 6-7)
Ultimate Spider-Man #86, "Silver Sable, Part 1" (pg. 16)
Ultimate Spider-Man #87, "Silver Sable, Part 2" (pg. 5-6)
Ultimate Spider-Man #86, "Silver Sable, Part 1" (pg. 17-21)
Ultimate Spider-Man #87, "Silver Sable, Part 2" (pg. 1-4, 7-22)
Ultimate Spider-Man #88, "Silver Sable, Part 3"
Ultimate Spider-Man #89, "Silver Sable, Part 4"
Ultimate Spider-Man #90, "Silver Sable, Part 5" (pg. 1-20)
Ultimate X4 #1, "Ultimate X-Men/Fantastic Four, Part 1"
Ultimate X4 #2, "Ultimate Fantastic Four/X-Men, Part 2"
The Ultimates 2 #10, "Axis of Evil" (pg. 3-5)
Ultimate Spider-Man #90, "Silver Sable, Part 5" (pg. 21-22)
Ultimate X-Men #66, "Date Night, Part 1"
Ultimate X-Men #67, "Date Night, Part 2"
Ultimate X-Men #68, "Date Night, Part 3"
Ultimate X-Men #69, "Phoenix?, Part 1"
Ultimate X-Men #70, "Phoenix?, Part 2" (pg. 1-5)
Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk #1 (pg. 6)
Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk #4 (pg. 2)
Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk #1 (pg. 7-8)
Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk #4 (pg. 3-4)
Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk #1 (pg. 9-16)
Ultimate X-Men #70, "Phoenix?, Part 2" (pg. 6-22)
Ultimate X-Men #71, "Phoenix?, Part 3"
Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk #4 (pg. 5-14)
Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk #1 (pg. 17-19)
Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk #4 (pg. 15-16)
Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk #1 (pg. 19-22)
Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk #2 (pg. 22)
Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk #3 (pg. 10-16)
Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk #1 (pg. 2-3, 1, 4-5)
Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk #3 (pg. 17-18, 8-9, 1-7)
Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk #4 (pg. 17-20)
Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk #3 (pg. 19-22)
Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk #4 (pg. 21-22)
Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk #5 (pg. 13-15, 1-12, 16-22)
Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk #6 (pg. 3-9, 1-2, 10-22)
Ultimate Spider-Man #91, "Deadpool, Part 1"
Ultimate Spider-Man #92, "Deadpool, Part 2"
Ultimate Spider-Man #93, "Deadpool, Part 3"
Ultimate Spider-Man #94, "Deadpool, Part 4"
Ultimate Spider-Man #95, "Morbius, Part 1" (pg. 6-23)
Ultimate Spider-Man #96, "Morbius, Part 2"
The Ultimates 2 #7, "Wolf In The Fold" (pg. 11-22)
The Ultimates 2 #8, "Born on the Fourth of July"
The Ultimates 2 #9, "Grand Theft America"
The Ultimates 2 #10, "Axis of Evil" (pg. 6-26)
The Ultimates 2 #11, "America Strikes Back"
The Ultimates 2 #12, "The Avengers"
The Ultimates 2 #13, "Independence Day" (pg. 1-42)
The Ultimates Annual #2 (pg. 1-3, 7, 13, 16-32, 35-36)
Ultimate Spider-Man Annual #2 (pg. 13-14, 17-19, 23-25, 1, 26, 28-30, 2-13, 15-16, 20-22, 27-28, 30-38)
Ultimate Fantastic Four Annual #2
Ultimate X-Men #72, "Magical, Part 1" (pg. 1-11)
Ultimate X-Men Annual #2, "Breaking Point" (pg. 8-11)
Ultimate X-Men #72, "Magical, Part 1" (pg. 12-23)
Ultimate X-Men #73, "Magical, Part 2"
Ultimate X-Men #74, "Magical, Part 3"
Ultimate X-Men Annual #2, "Breaking Point" (pg. 12-34)
Ultimate Captain America Annual #1, "Training Day" (pg. 12-33)
Squadron Supreme - Hyperion vs. Nighthawk #2 (pg. 2-12)
Squadron Supreme - Hyperion vs. Nighthawk #4 (pg. 1-2)
Squadron Supreme - Hyperion vs. Nighthawk #1 (pg. 4-5)
Squadron Supreme - Hyperion vs. Nighthawk #4 (pg. 3-5)
Squadron Supreme - Hyperion vs. Nighthawk #2 (pg. 16-17, 13-15)
Squadron Supreme - Hyperion vs. Nighthawk #1 (pg. 6-10, 1-3, 11-22)
Squadron Supreme - Hyperion vs. Nighthawk #2 (pg. 1, 18-22)
Squadron Supreme - Hyperion vs. Nighthawk #4 (pg. 6-10)
Squadron Supreme - Hyperion vs. Nighthawk #3 (pg. 1-5, 7-11)
Squadron Supreme - Hyperion vs. Nighthawk #4 (pg. 11-13)
Squadron Supreme - Hyperion vs. Nighthawk #3 (pg. 12-22)
Squadron Supreme - Hyperion vs. Nighthawk #4 (pg. 14-23)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #33, "God War, Part 1"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #34, "God War, Part 2" (pg. 1-22)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #34, "God War, Part 2" (pg. 23)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #35, "God War, Part 3"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #36, "God War, Part 4"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #37, "God War, Part 5" (pg. 1-18)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #37, "God War, Part 5" (pg. 19-22)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #38, "God War, Conclusion"
Ultimate Spider-Man #97, "Clone Saga, Part 1"
Ultimate Spider-Man #98, "Clone Saga, Part 2"
Ultimate Spider-Man #99, "Clone Saga, Part 3"
Ultimate Spider-Man #100, "Clone Saga, Part 4"
Ultimate Spider-Man #101, "Clone Saga, Part 5"
Ultimate Spider-Man #102, "Clone Saga, Part 6"
Ultimate Spider-Man #103, "Clone Saga, Part 7"
Ultimate Spider-Man #104, "Clone Saga, Part 8"
Ultimate Spider-Man #105, "Clone Saga, Epilogue" (pg. 1-18)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #39, "Devils, Part 1" (pg. 1-2, 7-8, 10, 13-15, 17-22)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #40, "Devils, Part 2" (pg. 1-2, 22)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #41, "Devils, Part 3" (pg. 5-7)
Ultimate X-Men #75, "Extracurricular" (pg. 24-31, 23, 32-34) (Back-Up Story)
Ultimate X-Men #75, "Cable, Part 1" (pg. 1-22)
Ultimate X-Men #76, "Cable, Part 2"
Ultimate X-Men #77, "Cable, Part 3"
Ultimate X-Men #78, "Cable, Conclusion"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #42, "Silver Surfer, Part 1"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #43, "Silver Surfer, Part 2"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #44, "Silver Surfer, Part 3"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #45, "Silver Surfer, Part 4"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #46, "Silver Surfer, Part 5"
Ultimate X-Men #79, "Aftermath, Part 1"
Ultimate X-Men #80, "Aftermath, Part 2" (pg. 1-19)
Ultimate X-Men #81, "Cliffhangers"
Ultimate X-Men #82, "The Underneath, Part 1"
Ultimate X-Men #83, "The Underneath, Part 2"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #47, "Ghosts, Part 1"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #48, "Ghosts, Part 2"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #49, "Ghosts, Part 3"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #50, "Four Cubed, Part 1"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #51, "Four Cubed, Part 2"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #52, "Four Cubed, Part 3"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #53, "Four Cubed, Part 4" (pg. 1-20)
Ultimate X-Men #84, "Sentinels, Part 1"
Ultimate X-Men #85, "Sentinels, Part 2"
Ultimate X-Men #86, "Sentinels, Part 3"
Ultimate X-Men #87, "Sentinels, Part 4"
Ultimate X-Men #88, "Sentinels, Epilogue" (pg. 4-20)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #54, "Salem's Seven, Part 1"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #55, "Salem's Seven, Part 2"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #56, "Salem's Seven, Part 3"
Ultimate Fantastic Four #57, "Salem's Seven, Part 4"
Ultimate Power #1 (pg. 1-18)
Ultimate Power #3 (pg. 1-14)
Ultimate Power #1 (pg. 19-22)
Ultimate Power #2[/color]
Ultimate Power #3 (pg. 15-22)
Ultimate Power #4 (pg. 1-9)
Ultimate Power #4 (pg. 10-22)
Ultimate Power #5
Ultimate Power #6
Ultimate Power #7
Ultimate Power #8
Ultimate Power #9 (pg. 1-21)
Ultimate Power #9 (pg. 22-23)
Ultimate Spider-Man #105, "Clone Saga, Epilogue" (pg. 19-23)
Ultimate Spider-Man #106, "Ultimate Knights, Part 1"
Ultimate Spider-Man #107, "Ultimate Knights, Part 2"
Ultimate Spider-Man #108, "Ultimate Knights, Part 3"
Ultimate Spider-Man #109, "Ultimate Knights, Part 4"
Ultimate Spider-Man #110, "Ultimate Knights, Conclusion"
Ultimate Spider-Man #111, "The Talk"
Ultimate Spider-Man #127, "War of the Symbiotes, Part 5" (pg. 1)
Ultimate Spider-Man #112, "Death of a Goblin, Part 1" (pg. 1-16)
Ultimate Spider-Man #113, "Death of a Goblin, Part 2" (pg. 1)
Ultimate Spider-Man #112, "Death of a Goblin, Part 1" (pg. 17-20)
Ultimate Spider-Man #127, "War of the Symbiotes, Part 5" (pg. 2-4)
Ultimate Spider-Man #113, "Death of a Goblin, Part 2" (pg. 2-3)
Ultimate Spider-Man #112, "Death of a Goblin, Part 1" (pg. 21-22)
Ultimate Spider-Man #113, "Death of a Goblin, Part 2" (pg. 4-6)
Ultimate Spider-Man #127, "War of the Symbiotes, Part 5" (pg. 5-8)
Ultimate Spider-Man #113, "Death of a Goblin, Part 2" (pg. 7-10)
Ultimate Spider-Man #127, "War of the Symbiotes, Part 5" (pg. 9)
Ultimate Spider-Man #113, "Death of a Goblin, Part 2" (pg. 11-21)
Ultimate Spider-Man #114, "Death of a Goblin, Part 3"
Ultimate Spider-Man #115, "Death of a Goblin, Part 4"
Ultimate Spider-Man #116, "Death of a Goblin, Part 5"
Ultimate Spider-Man #117, "Death of a Goblin, Part 6"
Ultimate X-Men #89, "Shadow King"
Ultimate X-Men #90, "Apocalypse, Part 1"
Ultimate X-Men #91, "Apocalypse, Part 2"
Ultimate X-Men #92, "Apocalypse, Part 3"
Ultimate X-Men #93, "Apocalypse, Part 4"
Ultimate X-Men #96, "Absolute Power, Part 3" (pg. 1-3)
Ultimate Spider-Man #118, "Ultimate Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends, Part 1"
Ultimate Spider-Man #119, "Ultimate Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends, Part 2"
Ultimate Spider-Man #120, "Ultimate Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends, Part 3" (pg. 1-20)
Ultimate Spider-Man Annual #3 (pg. 1-11, 17-20, 12-16, 21-33)
Ultimate Spider-Man #121, "The Worst Day, Part 1" (pg. 3-21, 1-2, 22)
Ultimate Spider-Man #122, "The Worst Day, Part 2" (pg. 3-8, 1-2, 9-21)
Ultimate X-Men #94, "Absolute Power, Part 1" (pg. 3-22)
Ultimate X-Men #95, "Absolute Power, Part 2" (pg. 3-22)
Ultimate X-Men #96, "Absolute Power, Part 3" (pg. 4-22)
Ultimate X-Men #97, "Absolute Power, Part 4" (pg. 4-23)
Ultimate Spider-Man #127, "War of the Symbiotes, Part 5" (pg. 10-21)
Ultimate Spider-Man #128, "War of the Symbiotes, Part 6" (pg. 2-20)
Ultimate Spider-Man #123, "War of the Symbiotes, Part 1"
Ultimate Spider-Man #128, "War of the Symbiotes, Part 6" (pg. 1, 21-22)
Ultimate Hulk Annual #1, "No Shoes, No Shirt, No Pants, No Service!" (pg. 1-9)
Ultimates Saga #1, "Truer Words..."
Ultimate Human #1
Ultimate Human #2
Ultimate Human #3 (pg. 21-22)
Ultimate Human #4
Squadron Supreme 2 #1, "Power to the People!, Part 1: Four for the Future" (pg. 1-2, 8-11, 14, 3-7, 12-13, 15-24)
Squadron Supreme 2 #2, "Power to the People!, Part 2: Another Country Heard From..."
Squadron Supreme 2 #3, "Power to the People!, Part 3: Stand or Fall!"
Squadron Supreme 2 #4, "Power to the People!, Part 4: Higher Powers and Lower Orders!"
Squadron Supreme 2 #5, "Power to the People!, Part 5: Overpowered!"
Squadron Supreme 2 #6, "Power to the People!, Part 6: Powered Up!"
Squadron Supreme 2 #7, "One Fine Day"
Squadron Supreme 2 #8, "Gather, Darkness"
Squadron Supreme 2 #9, "A Matter of Seconds"
Squadron Supreme 2 #10, "A Cancer Within..."
Squadron Supreme 2 #11, "Raising the Bar"
Squadron Supreme 2 #12**
The Ultimates 3 #1, "Sex, Lies, & DVD, Part 3.1: Improbable Cause"
The Ultimates 3 #2, "Sex, Lies, & DVD, Part 3.2: Brotherhood"
The Ultimates 3 #3, "Sex, Lies, & DVD, Part 3.3: Siblings"
The Ultimates 3 #4, "Sex, Lies, & DVD, Part 3.4: Savages" (pg. 5-22)
The Ultimates 3 #5, "Sex, Lies, & DVD, Part 3.5: Robots In Disguise"

Year 3
Ultimate X-Men/Fantastic Four Annual #1 (pg. 6-27)
Ultimate Fantastic Four/X-Men Annual #1 (pg. 1-5, 28-32)
Ultimate Hulk Annual #1, "No Shoes, No Shirt, No Pants, No Service!" (pg. 10-32)
Ultimate Origins #2 (pg. 1-3)
Ultimate Origins #3 (pg. 1-6)
Ultimate Origins #4 (pg. 9-10, 22-23)
Ultimate Origins #5 (pg. 1-4, 18-20)
Ultimate Spider-Man #129, "Ultimatum, Part 1"
Ultimate Spider-Man #130, "Ultimatum, Part 2" (pg. 1-4)
Ultimatum #1, "Three Kings" (pg. 1-4)
Ultimate X-Men #98, "Ultimatum, Part 1" (pg. 1)
Ultimatum #1, "Three Kings" (pg. 5-7)
Ultimate Spider-Man #130, "Ultimatum, Part 2" (pg. 5)
Ultimate X-Men #98, "Ultimatum, Part 1" (pg. 2-3)
Ultimatum #1, "Three Kings" (pg. 8-10)
Ultimate Spider-Man #130, "Ultimatum, Part 2" (pg. 6-8)
Ultimatum #1, "Three Kings" (pg. 11)
Ultimate Spider-Man #130, "Ultimatum, Part 2" (pg. 9-11)
Ultimatum #1, "Three Kings" (pg. 12-24)
Ultimate Spider-Man #130, "Ultimatum, Part 2" (pg. 12-20)
Ultimate X-Men #98, "Ultimatum, Part 1" (pg. 4-22)
Ultimate X-Men #99, "Ultimatum, Part 2" (pg. 1-3)
Ultimatum #2, "Death Becomes Her" (pg. 1-4)
Ultimate Spider-Man #130, "Ultimatum, Part 2" (pg. 21-22)
Ultimatum #2, "Death Becomes Her" (pg. 5-11)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #58, "Ultimatum, Part 1" (pg. 3-7)
Ultimatum #2, "Death Becomes Her" (pg. 12-25)
Ultimate Spider-Man #131, "Ultimatum, Part 3"
Ultimate X-Men #99, "Ultimatum, Part 2" (pg. 4-22)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #58, "Ultimatum, Part 1" (pg. 9-12, 14-15, 18-22)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #59, "Ultimatum, Part 2" (pg. 3-8, 10-12, 15-22)
Ultimate Fantastic Four #60, "Ultimatum, Part 3" (pg. 3-6, 8-18, 20-25)
Ultimatum #3, "Heaven on Earth" (pg. 1-10)
Ultimate X-Men #100, "Ultimatum, Part 3" (pg. 1-3)
Ultimatum #3, "Heaven on Earth" (pg. 11-22)
Ultimate X-Men #100, "Ultimatum, Part 3" (pg. 4-25)
Ultimate Spider-Man #132, "Ultimatum, Part 4" (pg. 1-4, 7-20)
Ultimatum #4, "A Time to Die" (pg. 1-2)
Ultimate Spider-Man #132, "Ultimatum, Part 4" (pg. 21-22)
Ultimate Spider-Man #133, "Ultimatum, Part 5" (pg. 1-20)
Ultimatum #4, "A Time to Die" (pg. 3-10)
Ultimatum #4, "A Time to Die" (pg. 11-13)
Ultimate Spider-Man #133, "Ultimatum, Part 5" (pg. 21-22)
Ultimatum #4, "A Time to Die" (pg. 14-25)
Ultimatum #5**
Ultimatum - Spider-Man: Requiem #1**
Ultimatum - Spider-Man: Requiem #2**
Ultimatum - X-Men: Requiem #1**
Ultimatum - Fantastic Four: Requiem #1**
Marvel Zombies 3 #1
Marvel Zombies 3 #2
Marvel Zombies 3 #3
Marvel Zombies 3 #4
Marvel Zombies 4 #1, "Midnight Sons, Part 1: Midnight Sons"
Marvel Zombies 4 #2, "Midnight Sons, Part 2: Night Shift"
Marvel Zombies 4 #3, "Midnight Sons, Part 3"**
Marvel Zombies 4 #4, "Midnight Sons, Part 4"**
Deadpool - Merc With a Mouth #1, "Head Trip, Part 1"**
Deadpool - Merc With a Mouth #2, "Head Trip, Part 2"**
Deadpool - Merc With a Mouth #3, "Head Trip, Part 3"**
Deadpool - Merc With a Mouth #4, "Head Trip, Part 4"**
Deadpool - Merc With a Mouth #5, "Head Trip, Part 5"**
Deadpool - Merc With a Mouth #6, "Head Trip, Part 6"**

Year 4
Ultimate Comics Spider-Man #1**
Ultimate Comics Avengers #1, "Project Avengers, Part 1"**
Ultimate Comics Avengers #2, "Project Avengers, Part 2"**
Ultimate Comics Avengers #3, "Project Avengers, Part 3"**
Ultimate Comics Avengers #4, "Project Avengers, Part 4"**
Ultimate Comics Avengers #5, "Project Avengers, Part 5"**
Ultimate Comics Avengers #6, "Project Avengers, Part 6"**
Supreme Power - Hyperion #2, "Fallen Angels" (pg. 15-22)
Supreme Power - Hyperion #3, "The Least Resistance"
Supreme Power - Hyperion #4, "Full Circle"
Supreme Power - Hyperion #5, "The Prodigal Son" (1-16)

Year 7
Marvel Zombies #5 (pg. 16-24)
Black Panther #27, "Two Plus Two, Part 2" (pg. 20-22)
Black Panther #28, "Hell of a Mess, Part 1"
Black Panther #29, "From Bad To Worse, Part 2"
Black Panther #30, "Absolutely No Way To Win, Part 3"

Year 23
Ultimate X-Men/Fantastic Four Annual #1 (pg. 1-5, 28-32)
Ultimate Fantastic Four/X-Men Annual #1 (pg. 6-27)

Year 32
Ultimate X-Men #80, "Aftermath, Part 2" (pg. 19-22)
Ultimate X-Men #88, "Sentinels, Epilogue" (pg. 1-3, 21-22)

Year 48
Marvel Zombies 2 #1
Marvel Zombies 2 #2
Marvel Zombies 2 #3
Marvel Zombies 2 #4
Marvel Zombies 2 #5
*******Nota En el Año se Hace Referencia al Comic en que se Encuentra la Referencia a ese Año
 

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6 Mundos Cercanos con su propio Capitan Britania Stalin Robot Union Sovietica 1991


Cronologia de la Linea Temporal de Tierra 9061 Robot Stalin Rige la Union Sovietica


1944

En el 1944, los rusos arrollaron las defensas alemanas en el este tras la Operación Bagatrión alcanzando Berlín meses antes que en la Tierra 616, y en lugar de detenerse en el este del Río Oder las tropas soviéticas lo atravesaron, ocupando Alemania en su totalidad y extendiendo sus fronteras hasta Francia e Italia.


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1952

Con el poderío industrial de Alemania en su poder, los soviéticos fueron capaces de tratar de tú a tú a los USA durante la Guerra Fría, llevándola al borde de la guerra en varias ocasiones. Gran parte de la culpa de esta tensión la tenía el gobernante de la Unión Soviética, Josef Stalin, cuya paranoia y odio hacia Occidente no tenía parangón. Pero como no hay mal que cien años dure, Stalin finalmente falleció en 1952 en circunstancias similares a las de la Tierra 616, pero si bien en esta Stalin fue sustituido por Beria, en la Tierra 9061 el Polítburo decidió ocultar la muerte de su líder sustituyéndolo por una versión robótica. Desgraciadamente, en un momento dado el robot de Stalin desarrolló personalidad propia desobedeciendo las órdenes del Politburó y siguiendo sus propias ideas, conseguir el completo control de Europa lo que llevó al Mundo al borde de una guerra nuclear en las décadas siguientes, en la que Stalin justificó que no envejecía debido a la armadura de combate que portaba para protegerse.


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1989

George Bush, Sr. Murio de Neumonia un Año Antes de la LLegada de los 4F de 616.
La Diferencia de los 4F de esta Realidad era que Ben Grimm estaba Casado con Alicia Masters; Reed y Sue no Tenian Hijos
"Dan Quayle", el vicepresidente, sucedió a él para cumplir el resto de su mandato, pero el "Dan Quayle" que tomó el poder fue aparentemente un duplicado android


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1990

EN 1991; la tensión era tal que la guerra parecía inevitable tras la muerte del presidente de los USA y su sustitución por el vicepresidente, lo que fue visto como un signo de debilidad por Stalin que aprovechó para movilizar sus tropas a lo largo de la frontera con Alemania, armar todos sus misiles nucleares y cortar toda comunicación con Washington. Si bien la Tierra-9061 contaba con su propia camada de superhéroes como los Vengadores o los 4 Fantásticos, el resultado de una guerra nuclear contra la Unión Soviética amenazaba con la destrucción del planeta, es por ello que Reed Richards tomó medidas para evitar la guerra entre ambas potencias, creando pistolas que generaban pulsos electromagnéticos capaces de desarmar misiles nucleares y creando un ingenio que le permitiría contactar directamente con el presidente de los Estados Unidos. Desgraciadamente, en el momento clave de la guerra fría y cuando la guerra era ya inevitable, el Reed Richards de la Tierra-9061 y sus 4 Fantásticos estaban fuera de la Tierra en una misión en el espacio con lo que la mejor oportunidad para salvar la Tierra había desaparecido.


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Afortunadamente, se produjo entonces la llegada de los 4 Fantásticos de la Tierra-616 a bordo del trineo temporal Rosebud tras una misión en el multiverso, y de regreso a casa acabaron accidentalmente en la Tierra-9061. En un principio, ninguno notó la diferencia e incluso se reunieron con la Alicia Masters de esta dimensión, pero pronto los hechos demostraron que estaban en la dimensión equivocada. Informados por Alicia del peligro que acechaba a la Tierra-9061, los 4 Fantásticos se dispusieron a hacer lo posible para protegerla, Reed descubrió los avances realizados por su contrapartida y armado con las pistolas de pulsos y a bordo de un pogo plano marcharon hacia suelo europeo. Allí lograron interceptar la primera oleada de misiles lanzada por ambos países, y Reed usó el ingenio de su contrapartida para hablar con el presidente de los USA y lograr que pospusiera 6 horas cualquier represalia mientras ellos intentaban detener la guerra.

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Llegados a Moscú, los 4 Fantásticos se enfrentaron a Stalin en el interior de una cámara aislada, hasta que Reed descubrió que realmente se enfrentaban a un robot, entonces usaron una de las pistolas de pulsos para desconectar sus circuitos. Aprovechando que la lucha se había producido lejos de ojos indiscretos, Richards reparó el robot de Stalin pero haciendo algunos arreglos antes que saliera de la cámara. En primer lugar, había abandonado su armadura, y en segundo lugar anunció que había sido convencido por los 4 Fantásticos para que abandonara el poder a favor de un joven miembro del Politburó llamado Mihail Gorbachev (cuya contrapartida en la Tierra-616 dio lugar al Glassnot que puso fin a la guerra fría), tras esto Stalin murió. Los 4 Fantásticos abandonaron esta realidad volviendo a la suya propia, dejando tras de si una Tierra 9061 que acababa la guerra fría y daba comienzo a una nueva era.

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6 Multiverso Capitan Britania/Exiles


Exiles Guia de Misiones por el Multiverso y el Omniverso del Capitan Britania

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Guia de Misiones de los Exiliados (Blink)
Mission Issues Events

set-up Exiles #1 Exiles are plucked out of their timelines, Timebroker introduces himself, explains the team’s purpose and hands Blink the Tallus.
Starting line-up is Blink, Nocturne, Morph, Thunderbird, Mimic and Magnus. Each member’s native reality is briefly addressed with a few flashback panels.


mission 1 Exiles #1-2 A reality where all super-beings are thought dangerous and are locked away in high security prisons. The Exiles have to "find the one who would lead you." Assuming it is Professor Xavier, the Exiles break him out of prison but it turns out he is evil and he tries to destroy the human race. The Exiles split up, with one half defeating Xavier and his allies and the others liberating the intended target, Magneto, and many other super-beings.
Magnus sacrifices his life so that Magneto and the others survive a nuclear explosion. Sunfire (Mariko) is sent as replacement.



mission 2 Exiles #3-4, 16
The Exiles mission is to insure that Phoenix dies before becoming Dark Phoenix and has to take the places of the Shi’Ar Imperial Guard during the Trial of Phoenix. The hitch is that, in this reality, Phoenix is actually Jean Grey and not a cosmic entity that has taken her place. The Exiles succeed, though various X-Men are killed during the battle. [based on Uncanny X-Men #137]
Blink becomes team leader. Nocturne’s full powers are explained. Her parents are revealed as Nightcrawler and the Scarlet Witch. Nocturne and Thunderbird are attracted to each other.




mission 3 Exiles #5-6, 16 The Hulk has gone mad and is on a rampage through Canada. The Exiles must prevent the members of Alpha Flight from being killed by the green goliath. In the end, it is Thunderbird who goes into some kind of berserker mood and defeats him. The Exiles are being spied on by another team with a Tallus – Weapon X.
Blink and Mimic start a relationship. Thunderbird meets a different version of himself. This John Proudstar has been trained by the original Shaman and took his place among Alpha Flight when he retired. Nocturne and Thunderbird share a kiss.



break Exiles #7 The Exiles spend a night in a motel.
Dreams and nightmares give insight to the individual members‘ inner hopes and fears.



mission 4 Exiles #8, 16
The Exiles visit the Savage Land, one that spans over two continents.
Nocturne and Thunderbird have a big argument.



mission 5 Exiles #8, 16
The team serves as bodyguards of US president, Tony Stark, until he is assassinated.
Nocturne and Thunderbird make up and start a relationship.



mission 6 Exiles #8 The Exiles perform a mission in a reality where incredibly high gamma radiation mutated all of humanity.


mission 7 Exiles #8 The Spider Demon’s rule over an entire city is put to an end by Morph.


mission 8 Exiles #8
The team encounters the X-babies

mission 9 Exiles #8 The Exiles are bored by spending a week with some Antelope Men.

break Exiles #8, 11, 41-42 After thwarting a bank robbery, the Exiles are granted some downtime and get to spend a week at a perfect beach.
Sunfire reveals that she is gay and Nocturne tells Blink about the X-Men of her reality.


mission 10 Exiles #8-10 The team finds themselves on an Earth that has been ruled by Skrulls for over a century. Earth’s superheroes have to perform in gladiator duels and most of the Exiles are captured and have to fight in this arena as well. The real reason for the Exiles‘ presence becomes apparent when Galactus arrives to devour the planet. The Skrulls flee in panic and the Exiles lead Earth’s heroes into battle against the cosmic being. Eventually, Galactus is driven off by the detonation of an anti-matter.
Nocturne announces that she is pregnant with Thunderbird’s baby. The encounter with Galactus leaves Thunderbird comatose and brain-dead. He is left behind and new member Sasquatch fills the void.



mission 11 mentioned in Exiles #12 A non-violent, almost diplomatic mission involving Captain America and SHIELD.


mission 12 Exiles #12-13 Arriving on an Earth ruled by Sentinels, the Exiles meet Weapon X, who, led by Sabretooth from the AoA, too are jumping around realities to correct them. This time, both groups are needed to perform a mission, namely rescue little David Richards from a concentration camp. However, having finished this job, the two teams learn that David might grow up to become a madman and needs to die. A fight erupts as the Exiles and Sabretooth would prefer another solution, while the rest of Weapon X wants to perform the job and go on to their next mission. Finally, Sabretooth stays behind to personally raise the boy and the teams move on. [loosely based on the Days of Future Past timeline]
Nocturne says that she had a miscarriage during their last mission. Sasquatch turns out to be an Afro-American Heather Hudson.



mission 13 Exiles #14-15 The Exiles are in a reality where Namor the Sub-Mariner has declared war on the surface of Earth and already forms a beachhead in Latveria. Despite their negative feelings towards Latveria’s emperor, the team has to assist Dr. Doom to stop Namor from gaining a foothold on the surface world. The battle is fought on two fronts, as the Atlantean army attacks and, elsewhere, Atlantean scientists try to make the atmosphere unbreathable for humans.
Mimic’s home reality is seen in many flashbacks. He thinks that he might not really love Blink, but only seeks refuge. Mimic kills for the first time.





break Exiles #16
The Exiles spend the night in a hotel.
Nocturne remembers her relationship with Thunderbird.




mission 14 Exiles #17
The Exiles are on an Earth where Dr. Curtis Connors not only transformed himself into the Lizard, but also his wife and his neighbors. Soon, the entire West Coast was overwhelmed by a race of human/lizard hybrids. Feeling guilty, Connors intends to create a nuclear explosion to get rid of them, but that would result in millions of human deaths, so the Exiles have to stop him.


mission 15 Exiles #18 The Exiles successfully defeat Callisto, Mistress of Mysticism.


detour Exiles #18-19
The Exiles are abducted by Mojo, who, by torturing Nocturne, forces Morph to become the star in his TV shows. The rest of the Exiles free Longshot from prison and restart the rebellion. However, once they have freed their teammates, they are robbed of their revenge, as the Timebroker doesn’t allow them to further screw up the timestream.


mission 16 Exiles #20-22 The Exiles have to deal with a reality where the Legacy Virus interacted with Warlock’s transmode virus, creating a new, violent, techno-organic species. In the end, a serum derived of the healing factor of the Aesir cures all infected.
Mimic realizes that he truly loves Blink, however she has finished her tasks and is sent to her homeworld. Magik joins the team.



mission 17 Exiles #26-27
In a reality where Moses Magnum is about to kill all of Japan, the Avengers were supposed to oppose him at an earlier point and be killed, but this did not happen. The Exiles’ job is it to make sure the Avengers die, but the team refuses to let themselves become killers. Only Magik thinks otherwise and, while the others are busy helping the Japanese people, she finishes the murderous task with her sword.
Magik decides to kill a version of her brother, Colossus. Sunfire sees a dead version of herself.



mission 18 Exiles #28-30 The Exiles visit the main Marvel Universe, because Havok is taken over by the mind of his counterpart from the Mutant X universe, who intends to kill two mutant boys. Magik tries to go with the easy option – killing, but is knocked out by Archangel. The other Exiles try to find another solution, but their job becomes more difficult with Maximus Lobo and his Werewolves attacking the X-Men. In the end, Nocturne uses her possession power to drive the evil Havok’s mind out of his body.
Morph learns that he can survive being dismembered and puts himself back together. Nocturne gets to spend some quality time with a Nightcrawler version very similar to her father.



mission 19 Exiles #31-32 In a reality where the Avengers have become vampires, the Exiles need to stop them from enchanting and enslaving an entire city. They recruit the Union Jack to help them but, as they kill the Avengers, it turns out that the Union Jack is the next in line to become the Vampire Lord. Sunfire fries him with her flame powers but, right before he dies, the Union Jack casts a spell that disrupts the Exiles’ departure.



detour Exiles #33-34, mentioned in Exiles #35-36 Their teleportation screwed, the Exiles find themselves stuck in several other dimensions for different amounts of time. Magik is dumped in an ocean for about ten minutes. Sasquatch and Morph spend several hours encountering a feral Wolverine, who has just escaped from the Weapon X compound. Sunfire and Nocturne find themselves back on the Vi-Locks planet for six weeks, during which they join the Avengers. Mimic is trapped for four years on an Earth overrun by the Brood and is infected with a Brood egg.
Heather recalls her history; she was married to Wolverine, but had to kill him when he went berserk and some years later married James Hudson. Sunfire starts a relationship with Spider-Woman, but their happiness ends when she is teleported away to the next mission.



mission 20 Exiles #35-37
The Exiles witness the fateful spaceflight that gave the Fantastic Four their powers, only the Thing goes on a rampage. The Exiles have to make sure that nobody is killed, their task getting much harder when the Brood hatchling with Mimic takes control of his body. While the Exiles are busy fighting each other, Reed Richards comes up with ways to snap the Thing out of his rage and to stabilize Mimic’s immune system.
Sunfire dies while fighting the Mimic, Blink returns.



mission 21 Exiles #43-45
The Exiles arrive on a world that has been conquered by Hyperion and other members of their rival team Weapon X. Finally fed up with Weapon X’s behavior, the Timebroker has the two teams kill each other until only six people remain to move on. With teamwork and a little bit of luck, the Exiles manage to emerge victorious.
Magik betrays her team and sides with Weapon X’s Hyperion, who kills her. Morph has the chance to go home but prefers to stay with the Exiles.



mission 22 Exiles #46-48 Finding themselves in the main Marvel Universe again, the Tallus only reveals that the Exiles have to “Drop your possessions and earn your wings”. Following a confrontation with Namor and the Fantastic Four, Reed Richards figures out the riddle – Nocturne has to quit the team, while they gain a new member in the Beak.
Namora, a blue-skinned, female version of Namor joins the team. In her world, anti-mutant hysteria led to a war during which she was forced to kill all established superheroes. Beak becomes unhinged in time and has to join the Exiles even though it means abandoning his lover Angel and their children. Nocturne stays behind in the main Marvel Universe.



mission 23 Exiles #49 In another reality, the Controller tried to use one of his mind controlling disks on a near omnipotent Impossible Man, which caused him to go berserk. Transforming anyone opposing him into paper dolls, status, animals or worse, the Exiles find themselves no better. Soon only Morph remains, but he manages to use humor and jokes on the alien until the neural control disk overloads and burns out.

mission 24 Exiles #50-51 The Exiles’ arrival in the next dimension is predicted by Destiny of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, and in a clever plan Mystique takes Blink’s place, making the Exiles help them bust the Brotherhood’s leader, the “Big M”, out of prison. When the real Blink comes around, she learned from the Tallus that the Exiles are actually supposed to stop that break-out. She heads to the prison as well, where it becomes clear that the Big M is this reality’s version of the Mimic. During a fight between the two Mimics, the Big M telepathically probes his counterpart’s mind, and inspired by this different version of his life, he decides to change for the better as well.
Mimic meets a counterpart of himself who remained a villain and became leader of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants.



mission 25 Exiles #52-53 On an Earth infected by Ego, the Living Planet, the Exiles have to aid the Fantastic Four in reasoning with Earth-Ego’s mind to convince him not to attack humanity and to shake off Ego’s influence, who wants Earth-Ego to join him in his attack on the Celestials. Strangely, the Celestials warn Blink to “Beware the Timebreaker. He is not what he seems.”

mission 26 Exiles #54 A rather simple mission for the Exiles awaits them, as they only have to buy the last Cheese Danish from a certain bakery. They are unaware that this act sets an entire chain of events in motion, ultimately avoiding this Earth being invaded by an alien army.


mission 27 Exiles #54-57
In one reality, Kulan Gath was successful with his masterspell that transformed Earth back to the Hyborian Age. However he made a grave mistake when he chose to magically bring forth the inner evil of his lackeys, as in the Ghost Rider’s case this was the demon Zarathos, who wrested control over this changed reality from Kulan Gath. The Exiles have to team up with some of the few unaffected heroes of this place, Magik and Spiderman, in order to end Zarathos’ rule. They even ally up with Kulan Gath for that goal, though in the end it’s Selene who benefits from the other two sorcerers defeating each other, her becoming the new ruler of this Earth.
A flashback shows how Heather Hudson became Sasquatch. Due to the magical energies in this reality, Tanaraq gains dominance over Sasquatch’s body – it’s now male, and orange-furred.



mission 28 Exiles #58
On the next stop, the Exiles have to perform a rather simple mission, namely to make sure that a group of scientists doesn’t accidentally ignite Earth’s atmosphere. Tanaraq’s rather drastic solution – namely to kill them – causes the Exiles to fight the evil member among their group, and eventually they can purge the Great Beast from Heather Hudson’s body with the help of this reality’s Shaman.
Heather is purged of Tanaraq; although she now has control over her body again, she no longer has her powers as Sasquatch.



mission 29 Exiles #59 The Exiles return to the Earth where Sabretooth had remained behind to raise young David Richards. About fifteen years have passed since then, and in that time, David did become evil despite Creed’s tutoring. Also it’s revealed what happened to Blink when she was sent to during the time she was absent from the Exiles. When the Tallus tells her that the next mission is to kill the Mimic, she openly rebels and declares to quit the team. As Sabretooth too refuses the Timebroker’s orders to perform the kill, the Exiles are sent away to receive a punishment.
Heather is not teleported along the rest of the Exiles, apparently Sabretooth is supposed to be her replacement.



mission 30 Exiles #60-61 The Exiles materialize in the Age of Apocalypse reality which, rather surprising, has not been erased. The Timebroker orders them to kill the X-Men, the former teammates of Blink and Sabretooth, but the Exiles no longer obey his commands. Instead, they use the Tallus in combination with the M’Kraan Crystal to teleport to the other-dimensional location where the Tallus’ transmissions are coming from.
Beak is not teleported along the rest of the Exiles, the Timebroker sends Holocaust as his replacement.


detour Exiles #62-65 The team arrives in the Panoptichron, the crystal palace outside space and time, and they learn the truth about the Timebreakers. They also discover the former members of Weapon X and the Exiles stuck in a crystal wall, all but the evil Hyperion who has taken over the palace. Battle ensues, and Hyperion is winning until Beak saves the day by recruiting two Hyperions from other realities.
Holocaust and Namora are killed by Hyperion, Beak is released from the crystal wall.



interlude Exiles #66
The Exiles lick their wounds and mourn their dead. Afterwards the ponder the idea to all return home, but decide that they can’t ignore their responsibilities, so they take over the Panoptichron and continue repairing damaged timelines.
Heather is released from the crystal wall. Sunfire is given a decent burial.



mission 31 Exiles #66-68
In need of a regenerative serum to cure the Mimic’s injuries, the Exiles visit an alternate reality where Dr. Connors healing serum worked and did not turn him into a giant lizard. Unfortunately they interrupt a fight between Fing Fan Foom and Krakoa, but eventually they are given the serum after helping to end the conflict. Back at the crystal palace, however, Heather finds herself face to face with Weapon X’s reanimated Deadpool.
Mimic absorbs Deadpool’s healing factor but also his ugly looks.



detour Exiles #69-71 Mimic is unsure whether to take the serum, not knowing how it will interact with Deadpool’s healing factor he absorbed. So, the Exiles to return the Beak home, only to stumble right into the House of M. Searching the changed world for Beak’s wife, Angel, they also run into Proteus who possessed her. Somehow reaching into the Tallus, Proteus learns of the numerous other realities out there and escapes after possessing the Mimic. Her lover gone, Blink uses the serum to heal Angel.
Beak is returned home, Mimic is possessed by Proteus and escapes into the multiverse.




detour Exiles #72-74 The Exiles track Proteus/Mimic down to an alternate version of the New Universe. Although they work together with the D.P.7, Star Brand and Nightmask, the team is unable to stop Proteus neither from taking over Justice as his new host, nor from escaping yet again. Heather Hudson bargains with Mojo, hoping that Longshot’s luck power will give the team an advantage.
Mimic’s body dies as Proteus drains away all of his life-force. Longshot joins.



detour Exiles #75-76 In an alternate version of the 2099 future timeline, Proteus ditches Justice after wearing him out, and instead possesses the strongest being known in this reality - the Hulk, before moving on to another reality. The Exiles can’t do much, other than follow his trail of destruction and pick up a new member along the way.
Spider-Man (Miguel O’Hara) joins.


detour Exiles #77-78 Making his way to Earth 712, Proteus/Hulk cleverly pits the Squadron Supreme against the Exiles who arrive shortly after him. the home of the Squadron Supreme. By the time they have proved their good intentions in a trial, along the way also exposing the dark machinations of this Earth’s Global Directorate, Proteus is long gone.
Power Princess joins.



detour Exiles #79-80 On the Future Imperfect Earth, Proteus tries to repeat his idea of possessing the strongest person known in this reality - another version of the Hulk, who is known to his subjects as the Maestro. The Exiles try to warn the y Maestro, but they are too late to stop the battle between the two green goliaths. With the Maestro getting severely injured, Proteus picks someone else to possess instead.
Proteus possesses Morph and discovers that he is exactly what he was looking for, as Morph’s body doesn’t drain away.



detour Exiles #81-82 Trying to return home to Earth 6161, Proteus/Morph accidentally ends up on Counter-Earth instead. His machinations have caused the multiverse serious harm, and manifestations of Chaos and Order decide that Proteus needs to be stopped once and for all, even at the cost of sacrificing the entire planet. Fortunately, the Exiles come up with a different plan.
With a behavior-modifier, Proteus is programmed into believing that he is Morph, at least temporarily ending the threat he posed.




interlude Exiles #83-84 Everyone is still wary around “Morph”, due to Proteus being buried somewhere in his mind. While the Exiles clear out the crystal wall, they also get to know their new members better. After some members visit their homeworlds, the Exiles are tricked into taking a mission in Heather’s reality and with the entire team absent from the Palace the Timebreakers seize control. Their first order of business is to fire the Exiles.
The native realities of Magnus, Magik and Namora are briefly shown when their bodies are being sent back home to be properly buried. Blink pays Mimic’s homeworld a personal visit to explain to his teammates how he died and is offered membership to the team. Upon Spider-Man’s visit home he discovers Alchemax is trying to hunt him down and his family members are now celebrities. Sabretooth heads back to the AoA and meets with Magneto and Rogue only to learn that his surrogate son, Wild Child, has gone missing.



mission 32 Exiles #85-86 The next Exile’s roster consists entirely of Wolverines. Upon realizing they don’t stand a chance against an armada of brainwashed Wolverines two of them make their way to the Crystal Palace. There they learn of the original team of Exiles and convince the Timebreakers to let them come back. After doing so they are able to defeat Brother Mutant and all surviving Wolverines are sent home.
The Exiles are offered membership into the Alpha Flight program on Earth #3470.




mission 33 Exiles #87-88 The Exiles are tasked with protecting Galactus from his psychotic herald, the Silver Surfer. The Surfer tears through everything thrown at him, including the Superguardians, up until Sabretooth is bestowed with the power cosmic. They battle one on one and Sabretooth proves the victor.
Galactus possesses and augments Blink’s powers to extraordinary levels.Sabretooth temporarily receives the power cosmic and becomes the “Golden Sabretooth”.




detour Exiles Annual #1
The Exiles discovere another team calling themselves Exiles with their original lineup and decide to investigate. They are captured and learn it was an elaborate hoax perpetrated by the Grandmaster of the very first reality they ever "fixed." He seeks revenge on them because their interference cost him a bet. Eventually teamed up with the “other Exiles”, and with some help from that reality's Elders of the Universe, defeat the Grandmaster.
Except for Blink all of the Exiles are killed and resurrected.



mission 34 Exiles #89 A slew of realities are headed for disaster, pushing the Exiles to the brink as they are running back to back missions for weeks. Many of them happen off panel; but one of the first missions takes place at Coney Island and the Exiles are tasked with saving J. Jonah Jameson from the Sinister Six.

mission 35 Exiles #89
A battle with the Serpent Society does not go very well, but Morph manages to save the day.

mission 36 Exiles #89
The Hellfire Club is the Exiles’ final mission of the domino effect. During their fight, the White Queen senses Proteus’ mind trapped within Morph and almost unlocks it. Morph is left dazed and the team unsure of his status.



interlude Exiles #89
After getting a much needed rest, the team discusses placing Morph in the stasis wall to prevent Proteus from gaining dominance. The Exiles also learn that Thunderbird is showing signs of brain activity while in the stasis wall.
While in the stasis wall Thunderbird continually has nightmares about his former master, Apocalypse, including ones that involved a pregnant Nocturne as his captive. Eventually though, the dream changes, and after Apocalypse is being defeated, Thunderbird lives happily ever after with Nocturne and their child.


mission 37 Exiles #90-94 On an Earth under control of Madama Hydra, Sue Storm, half of the Exiles are brainwashed before the team has a chance to meet with Reed Richards in hopes of trying to avoid the imminent destruction of the entire dimension. To rob Madama Hydra of her victory, Mr. Fantastic causes Earth to be erased from existence for several months, before recreating and re-populating the planet.
Evil Hyperion is still trapped on his Earth. Power Princess quits, returning home. Roma arranges for Psylocke of Earth 616 to join.


interlude Exiles #95 Believing the Exiles dead, Heather and the Timebreakers leave the Panoptichron. Several months later, the Exiles return and continue with their missions.
Heather is pregnant and decides to stay in her native reality.


Exiles/por la Espada/100
Se Enfrentan a Merlyn y los Capitan Britania Corps; Luego Thunderbilt t Blink dejan el Equipo Formandose un Nuevo Exiliados
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Valeria Richards arrives at the Crystal Palace and joins the team, having been able to discern its location. Some time later, the New Exiles return to Gambit's world, where he discovers his father has died and he takes over as king, leaving the Exiles. Sabertooth and Psylocke begin a relationship. They, Sage, Morph, Valeria Richards, and Mystiq are the current New Exiles.

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Vol 2

Alternate versions of The Witch, Beast, Forge, Polaris, and The Panther are picked up right before their intended deaths and put together as a team with the returning Blink, though she pretends to be new to all of this just as much as the others. Morph acts as the Timebroker and this version of the Black Panther is T'challa's son, T'chaka. On their first mission, they are teleported away without finishing their mission, to Blink's shock.

The team then goes to an Earth where Cerebro has killed all humans in North America. Working with the renegade Vision, Ultron, and Machine Man, the Exiles manage to disable Cerebro and give all the humans life model decoy bodies. After that mission, Morph tells the Exiles that they still have time to break up the X-Men/Brotherhood alliance from their first mission. They head back to that Earth and replace the native Scarlet Witch for their own. She reveals to Jean that Scott and Emma are having an affair, turning the telepaths against each other and dissolving the alliance. Emma Frost eventually kills the Witch from the Exiles' team, leaving the native Scarlet Witch to secretly join the Exiles.

The team then takes a vacation on a peaceful Earth. During this time, Polaris reveals she can tell Blink is lying, so Forge builds a device to send everyone to where the Tallus was transmitting from. Forge plants the device on the Tallus during the next teleport and Panther knocks Blink out. The Exiles then discover and head inside the Crystal Palace.

There, they see multiple teams of Exiles being trained by various "Timebrokers". Blink finds them and decides to explain everything. She says she was going to wait until the team got the hang of saving broken realities, then fake her own death, at which point a new member was to replace her. The team is teleported to the main room, where they find Heather (no longer pregnant), Nocturne (recovered from her stroke), and Morph waiting.

The three of them reveal to the latest Exiles team that the last Exiles team, Sage, Sabretooth, Mystiq, Valeria, Rogue, and Gambit eventually became immersed within the Crystal Palace. Only Morph was spared, since he had Proteus possessing him, and the Crystal Palace absorbed Proteus in Morph's place. Heather reveals that she came up with the idea of snatching the new recruits at the moment of death, as it seemed to be "the least disruptive way to g
o".

Polaris, Forge, Beast, and Panther all look at how their homeworlds turned out after they died. They all decide to continue working as a team and are each given their own Tallus. Nocturne goes with them in Blink's place for the next mission while Blink begins to train a new team.

Destino de Algunos Miembros Tras el Final de la Serie
Después del final de la serie
Psylocke Fue Devuelta a 616 a Traves de la Magia de la Reina Roja y le Lavaron el Cerebro Brevemente para Luchar contra los X-Men con la Hermandad; Antes de ser Liberada por Dazzler; Perdiendo Tambien su Inmunidad a Conjuros Magicos; Ataques Telepaticos y alteraciones de la Realidad como Demostro cuando Fue Poseida por Proteus 616

Dientes de Sable de la Era de Apocalipsis Fue Liberado de su Prision en la Camara de Estasis en Panactichron y regreso a su Realidad Natal; Mas Tarde se Reencontro con su Antigua Amiga Psylocke cuando visito su Realidad Buscando una Semilla de Vida Celestial; Luego Perdio sus Poderes con la Jean Grey de su mundo Combatiendo a Arma Omega (Wolverine de ese Mundo); Finalmente el Murio para salvar a su Equipo durante el Evento de X-Terminacion

Sage de Tierra 616 Fue Liberada Tambien de su Prision de su Camara De Estasis en Panaptichorn y se Convirtio en Embajadora de Sword en Realidades Alternativas; Luego se Unio a su Antigua Compañera de Nueva Excalibur Dazzler intentaba Rescatar a un Compañero de Equipo y Realizando Misiones por Todo el Multiverso como Antiguamente Realizaban los Exiliados, El Equipo Tras el Evento X-Terminadores se Disolvio volviendo las dos a Casa

Spiderman 2099 y Mary Jane que Habia Sido Miembro de los Exiliados; que Habia Dejado el Equipo para Estar con una Mary Jane Alternativa, Siendo Testigos de los Ataque de Morlun a los Spiderman por el Multiverso; Durante la Saga de Spiderverso; Intentaron Huir a 616 con el equipo que Tenia de los Exiliados pero por Desgracia antas de Conseguirlo; Morlun los Caza y Mata a Miguel Delante de Mary Jane (Destino se Desconoce pero es Posible que estea Viva ante el Nulo Interes para Morlun)


Cuerpo de Capitanes Britania Dirigido por Merlin y su Hija Roma

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Omniverso del Capitan Britania
Terminology and General Information



Introduction This is a guide to the Omniverse, the Captain Britain Corps, Opal Luna Saturnyne and the related and sometimes confusing characters and storylines that appeared in early Marvel UK titles featuring Captain Britain and later the prominent Excalibur series.

The Omniverse In the Marvel Comics there exists more than one reality, more than one universe, and more than one Earth. In fact, there is a seemingly unlimited number of parallel dimensions in which some events played out different than in the mainstream universe creating an alternate reality. Some of these other realities may seem very similar to the known universe, others differ very much. All of these universes together make up the Omniverse. The multitude of alternate Earths / realities are watched over by Merlin and his daughter Roma from Otherworld. They named Opal Luna Saturnyne as Omniversal Majestrix to govern all these universes and oversee their progress, though for a short time, Saturnyne was replaced by her second-in-command Mandragon.

Chosen Champion and the number "616" Each of the multitude Earths has it's own number; the mainstream Marvel Universe (as opposed to the Mutant X-verse, the Days of Future Past-timeline or the Age of Apocalypse) is called 616. In each reality, Merlin and Roma chose a champion to safeguard the area of Great Britain. In 616 this is Brian Braddock, aka Captain Britain. On other Earths this champion might be an alternate version of Brian Braddock, a counterpart of another known Marvel character (Psylocke, Meggan, Alysande Stuart,...) or someone completely new. In some cases the position is held by freaks, monster or even animals. In most incarnations the champion's title is somehow connected to Britain, England or any other words to refer to the area.

Captain Britain Corps All of these chosen champions make up the Captain Britain Corps. They have to obey a certain moral code (each's defined by the laws of his native world) and those who violate these rules are put on trial.
Note: Only those champions that were chosen by Merlin or Roma belong to the Corps, but not people who replaced a Captain for some time using his/her amplifying costume. For example Psylocke (616) took her brother's place for a short while and was known to the British public as Captain Britain II, yet she does not belong to the Captain Britain Corps.

Saturnyne and her counterparts On Otherworld, Opal Luna Saturnyne functions as the Omniversal Majestrix and guards all the alternate Earths, yet she was born on Earth 9, which means she somehow must have acquired that position at one point in her life. For a short while she was replaced by Mandragon, her second-in command, but later she blackmailed her way back into her former job.
Like Captain Britain or any other Marvel character, Opal too has counterparts on other Earths. On the mainstream Earth (616) this is Brian's former girlfriend Courtney Ross, who became a prominent bank manager. The other well-known counterpart of hers is Opal Lun Satyr-9 (from Earth 839); she was the dictator of Britain under some tyrant regime. Later Satyr-9 escaped to Earth 616, where she killed Courtney Ross and took her place for quite some time before she was exposed and fought by Excalibur.
Besides these two there some other counterparts seen, mostly during the "Cross-Time-Caper". Possibly Sat'neen of Earth 148 (the true love of later Excalibur member Kylun) is a counterpart too as the name suggests, but she looks a bit too young and too small.

Excalibur's Lighthouse - a nexus place As it would turn out later, Excalibur's lighthouse (or actually its outer walls) is a building that simultaneously exists on every Earth throughout the multiverse. In some realities the lighthouse is indeed a lighthouse, in others it functions as a tower or even as a pillar of a giant hall. Because of this nexus nature the walls between the dimensions are very weak in and around the lighthouse and sometimes Excalibur's members suddenly saw themselves face to face with beings from alternate realities. Yet mostly the effect vanished again. Only once or twice beings actually crossed over.

?? - "611" - ?? In X-Man #71-74 a villain named Qabiri was running around destroying universes/realities. The new terms "612" or now "611" related to the "former 616" reality and meant to imply that Qabiri already destroyed five Earths that had lower numbers than 616 and all the numbers moved up. Basically this was just wrong, for several reasons:
- Qabiri was only seen destroying Earths, not universes. It wouldn’t make any sense for the Earths to change numbers, while the universes of the destroyed Earth still exist. That would lead to an Earth 662 being located in a universe 663 and so on.
- For the very first time the numbering system was mentioned in a comic book (Daredevils #7) the Council decided to destroy one universe "238" as it wasn’t developing correctly. With a single push of a button, that entire universe was gone, yet afterwards Captain Britain was still is from "616", and not “615“, so it seems there is no shifting of numbers at all.
- Also important to note is that Qabiri got no authority on the matter. The numbering system was invented and is used by Roma, Merlin and Saturnine. Probably Qabiri was just speaking figuratively.
- In fact, even after the Qabiri incident, the term “616” is still being used in the comic books, for example by the Watcher in 1602 #6.

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Overview of the stories that feature Saturnyne, Captain UK (Linda McQuillan) or any other Captain Britain version



Marvel Super Heroes #380-383, 386 [Dec 1981 - Mar 1982, Jun 1982] Opal Luna Saturnyne first appears, working for the Dimensional Development Court. As she explains the progress of all Earths is linked. Therefore she travels to the most primitive Earth of all (later it will be named "238") and wants to give it "The Push". Trying to artificially progress this Earth with her evolving fluids she hopes to fasten all the Earths progress. The sudden accidental arrival of Captain Britain "616" endangers her plans though. The superhero draws unwanted attention, and many of her crewmen are killed by local authorities, however Saturnyne succeeds in releasing the enhancing fluid to London's water systems. Even though the Push is successful and the Earth starts to evolve, suddenly a reality warping villain called Mad Jim Jaspers destroys all the progress.

Marvel Super Heroes #387-388 [Jul - Aug 1982] The government blames Saturnyne and Captain Britain and releases the Fury, a powerful ever-learning robot. Saturnyne and her remaining crewmen, the Avant Guarde, escape leaving Captain Britain behind. Captain Britain learns that the Fury was responsible for killing all this Earth's superbeings, the only ones still alive are Jim Jaspers, who as a politician ordered the robot to be built and Captain UK, who vanished some time ago. Captain Britain is unable to defeat the robot and is eventually killed by it; he falls into the grave intended for Captain UK. (Later Brian is resurrected by Merlin, this was a test run, because he soon would have to face the same villain again)
A universe away a frightened woman is seen, somehow she felt Captain Britain's death.

Daredevils #2 [Feb 1983] Again Linda McQuillan is seen overwhelmed by fear, she is Captain UK, the only being that escaped the Fury and she knows that it never gives up to find it's prey.

Daredevils #6-8 [Jun - Aug 1983] Captain Britain is captured by the Special Executive, employed by Saturnyne, to witness in a trial in her favor. Upon arrival he is escorted by Captain England (the Captain Britain version of the world where the court is set - in Excalibur (1st series) #24 this reality is called "The Hub") and Captain Albion. First they bring him to Saturnyne's holding cell. She tells him that she is accused of failing to give that retarded Earth the “Push“ and demands from Captain Britain to testify that the Push succeeded, but the reality warping villain Mad Jim Jaspers caused more chaos than before. However, the problem is that if she is found guilty, Mandragon, the judge of the trial, will inherit Saturnyne's position as Omniversal Majestrix and head of the Dimensional Development Court and therefore has no interest to believe Saturnyne or decide in her favor at all.

Right in the beginning of the trial, Mandragon declares the reality warp far too dangerous and destroys the whole 238 universe with a simple turn of a crystal key. With this universe gone there are no clues, proofs or witnesses left that could confirm Saturnyne's story, besides Captain Britain. (In fact one thing did survive - the ever-evolving robot Fury is seen floating through the empty non-universe) During the hearing, Mandragon accuses Captain Britain of having an affair with Saturnyne and so declares his testimony as not admissible. Brian lashes out with his bad temper and is restrained by his counterparts Captains England and Albion. Mandragon then sentences Saturnyne to death. Upon hearing this Captain Britain breaks free and he, Saturnyne and the Special Executive start to fight the overwhelming forces. Using the Special Executive's craft all of them escape back to the 616 Earth and Brian has to allow the exiled Saturnyne and her minions to stay at Braddock Manor for the time being.

Meanwhile, in her apartment on Earth 616, Linda McQuillan, the escaped Captain UK of Earth 238, remembers the time she and most other superheroes fought the Fury. One by one she saw her friends slaughtered, in the last instant Linda's husband Rick put her into a dimensional transporter. As she dematerialized she saw the Fury shooting Rick too. The next morning Linda is shocked to read the newspaper: this Earth has a politician James Jaspers too! Jaspers demands a superhero legislation, that is exactly how the events started on her own world. Linda decides that she can no longer keep quiet. She travels to Braddock Manor, introduces herself as Captain UK and alerts Brian to the danger of James Jaspers.

Daredevils #9 [Sep 1983] Linda McQuillan explains how superhero legislation led to concentration camps and the creation of the Fury on her world (238). All people currently living at Braddock Manor hear the story but they don’t believe that this could be happening on this Earth too. Right then, on the TV news, James Jaspers holds an anti-mutant speech, word by word the same one his counterpart held years ago on Linda's world. Brian still can't believe that the future will turn out so bad, but he offers to fight side-by side with Linda. Hearing that she is expected to fight as a superhero, again Linda panics and runs away from Braddock Manor - directly into the arms of the Fury who just made the dimensional jump to this world!

Daredevils #10-11 [Oct - Nov 1983] Inside the mansion the assembled superbeings hear Linda's scream from outside and rush to help her. Though Captain Britain failed to defeat this robot before, he thinks he might have a chance this time, now that he has some help. In the end he and the Special Executive succeed in pushing the robot into the caves beneath Braddock Manor and cause a cave-in, but the battle took a lot out of the heroes. Many of the Special Executive are injured or dead and they leave, only Saturnyne stays behind with Captain Britain and his friends. To see the Fury again caused a major shock for Linda, she peed on herself, is paralyzed by fear, and can't stop crying.

Mighty World of Marvel #7-12 [Dec 1983 - May 1984] Only a short time later, James Jaspers discovered his reality warping powers and changes Great-Britain with a reality warping wave into his vision. In this altered reality, super-beings are incarcerated in concentration camps, forcing Brian and his friends to go undercover. Not before long they are discovered and some like Betsy (later known as Psylocke) are put into the camps; only Captain Britain, Saturnyne and the apathic Linda escape. While Captain Britain tries to face Jaspers alone, Saturnyne is able get a reaction out of Linda: after insulting her to be a coward and blaming her for her husband's death, Linda hits back with her strength as Captain UK. Saturnyne makes Linda re-adopt her costume and her superhero identity to help Brian against the overwhelming odds.

In the meantime the ever-evolving robot Fury digs itself out of the cave beneath Braddock Manor and relocates his prey Captain Britain. He interrupts the battle between Jaspers and Brian; when the near-omnipotent Jaspers arouses its curiosity. This man is similar to it's creator Mad Jim Jaspers of Earth 238, but he is not the same and as such he has to be exterminated too. Jaspers and the Fury fight and are almost evenly matched but in the end the Fury wins as he takes the battle to the destroyed non-existent universe of Earth 238, where Jaspers has no reality that he could warp. Jaspers dies and the Fury now faces Captain Britain again, but it is weakened. Still Captain Britain is about to be defeated again as Saturnyne and Captain UK arrive. Linda lashes out against the Fury with all the anger and fear she stored for years and falls into a berserker rage ripping the robot apart. She continues to beat it and tear it apart, and Brian only manages to make her stop ten minutes after the creature was already destroyed beyond repair.

Mighty World of Marvel #13 [Jun 1984] While the 616-reality is slowly healing from Jaspers' tampering, Roma transports Captain Britain, Captain UK and Saturnyne to Otherworld to take part in the funeral of Merlin. Brian is introduced to some other Captain version, such as Captain Airstrip One, Captain Commonwealth, Captain Angleterre or Kommandant Englander. Roma reveals that there are only one Merlin and one Roma, but for each Captain version they appeared in another disguise. Roma continues that she has no intent to be as manipulative as her father was with the Captains and she sends Linda and Brian back to 616-Earth, where they decide to go separate ways.

Saturnyne, however, cleverly collects some cell samples of Jaspers and blackmails Mandragon into giving her back the position of Omniversal Majestrix by threatening to recreate the evil super-villain. Mandragon has no choice but to become her servant again.

Captain Britain (2nd series) #5-6 [May - Jun 1985] The alternate Brian Braddock of Earth 839, called Kaptain Briton, fleds to Earth. When Gatecrasher's Technet arrives to arrest him for some crimes, he hurries to Braddock Manor and engages Brian in a fight. He wins and secretly switches clothes with Brian, handing over the "criminal" to the Technet, who leave with him. During a brief battle, Betsy's telepathy had been blocked by one of the Technet, therefore she doesn’t note the exchange. Later that night, the imposter tries to rape Betsy, but during their struggle her telepathy returns and Betsy scans his mind. She learns that her attacker is Kaptain Briton from an alternate universe, one ruled by a cruel tyrant regime, with many people being tortured to death. Disgusted by his deeds she fries Briton's mind, killing him.

On Earth 839, where Brian has been brought, he meets a counterpart of Saturnyne, the evil Satyr-9. In this reality she is the dictator of Britain. After Brian is able to convince the Technet that they accidentally picked the wrong guy, they together fight Satyr-9's regime and then return to the 616 Earth.

Captain Britain (2nd series) #7-9 [Jul - Sep 1985] Over the course of a few months, Linda McQuillan built herself a new life as a photographer, but she finds herself approached by the agents Michael and Gabriel of R.C.X., the follow-up organization to S.T.R.I.K.E. (the British counterpart to S.H.I.E.L.D.)They tell her about the Warpie problem. Ever since Jim Jaspers‘ reality warp these mutated children are born as an after effect. The agents claim to have discovered that reality has not fully healed and these ruptures now cause more hatred among the population, but with Captains Britain and UK as prominent figures in their cause they hope to provide the Warpies with the chance to be accepted. Linda finds the cause reasonable and leads them to Braddock Manor, but Brian refuses to join up with them. He thinks that every citizen still should make his/her own decisions and not be influenced by superheroes.

Unfortunately he stands alone with his statement, his sister Betsy invites the Linda and the R.C.X. to use Braddock Manor as their quarters and after a while Brian is so annoyed with hundreds of Warpies living in his home that he leaves together with his girlfriend Meggan for a series of adventures around the world.

Captain Britain (2nd series) #12-13 [Dec 1985 - Jan 1986] While Captain Britain is busy with his own adventures, the R.C.X. and Linda McQuillan talk Betsy into taking over the mantle of Captain Britain II, using the modified uniform of Kaptain Briton whom she had killed in self-defense. She is trained by Captain UK but after some time Betsy starts working alone since Linda wants to work as a photographer again. One day Betsy is lured into a trap by the Vixen and the Slaymaster and almost beaten to death. Slaymaster also stabs her eyes, blinding her forever. Captain Britain receives a mental distress call from his sister and rushes to the battleside as fast as possible. As he became aware of what had been done to Betsy he crushes the Slaymaster's head beneath a huge rock.

Captain Britain (2nd series) #14 [Feb 1986] Roma discovers that the continued presence of Linda McQuillan on Earth 616 is the anomaly that prevents reality from fully healing from Jaspers reality warp and declares that Linda has to depart to Otherworld immediately. Once there Roma asks her to serve as Captain UK on Earth 839, the reality of the killed Kaptain Briton, where the evil Satyr-9 continues to massacre her own people. That world is desperately in need for a hero and since Linda is a Captain without a world the solution is obvious. As reward for accepting the enormous task, Roma grants Linda her heart's desire - she plucks her dead husband Rick from the timestream, an instant before he was killed. Later Captain UK and her husband are seen defeating Satyr-9 and taking her into custody.

Excalibur: The Sword is Drawn [1987] Gatecrasher's Technet try to arrest Rachel Summers, who currently hosts the Phoenix Force. A holographic message proves that they were assigned to this task by Opal Luna Saturnyne who considers the Phoenix a threat to reality.

Excalibur (1st series) #1 [Oct 1988] Nightcrawler inspects the lighthouse and opening a door in the basement he stumbles into a ceremony that is held on Earth 148. Before that Earth's version of Captain Britain or anyone else can attack the intruder, Nightcrawler teleports away and is back in the 616-lighthouse.

Excalibur (1st series) #9-11 [Jun - Aug 1989] Widget accidentally creates a warpgate that exchanges an entire train and its passengers with that of Nazi-ruled Earth 597. Aboard the train were also Moira McTaggert and Callisto. Curious about there being a similar Earth to their own, the inhabitants of the 597 dimension send Hauptmann Englande and his Lightning Squad (equivalents of Excalibur) to 616 to investigate and bring back their people. In time the Lightning Squad are captured and put into custody. The Excalibur members are shocked to see these distorted Nazi versions of themselves.

Kitty witnesses a dimensional breach in the lighthouse as she suddenly is in the throne room of an animal ruled Britain. The Captain version she sees has a lion's face, but then everything changes back.

Later Excalibur settle for an exchange of prisoners with the 597 dimension and trade Hauptmann Englande and his lightning Squad for their friends. Right before the dimensional gate closes, the Nazis throw a nuclear grenade but Phoenix is able to contain the blast - with an unexpected side-effect. Widget reaches into Rachel's high energy levels and hypercharges the train and all people inside (Excalibur and Alistaire Stuart); they vanish and are teleported elsewhere into the Omniverse.

Excalibur (1st series) #12-13 [Sep - Oct 1989] The Cross-Time-Caper starts as Excalibur finds themselves transported to an alternate, more magical Earth. This world's Captain Marshall died years ago; his costume is handed over to Brian since he was without his own when he was transported. The Queen Mother of this magical realm is another counterpart (though somewhat older) of Saturnyne.

Excalibur (1st series) #14-15 [Nov 1989 bi-weekly] Excalibur travels to many other Earths, but mostly they don't get to meet these world's versions of Captain Britain. Only once on a world were superhuman wars escalated, many people died and the major cities are in ruins, Excalibur come face to face with a Meggan version who took over as Captain Britain after Brian Braddock was killed.
[Note: Since the circumstances of this "taking over" are unknown it is unclear if she really belongs to the Corps. Was she chosen by Merlin and Roma or did she simply take over name and costume ?]

Excalibur (1st series) #16-17 [Dec 1989] On a fantastic world that has humanoid dragons and a race of pirate people resembling Nightcrawler, Excalibur decides that a hero is definitely needed and hold a tournament. In the end Kymri, the pirate princess, and humanoid version of Lockheed jointly take on the mantle as champion.
[Note: If these two belonged to the Captain Britain Corps is unknown since neither one was chosen by Merlin or Roma]

Excalibur (1st series) #21-22 [Apr - May 1990] On a world not too different from 616, Excalibur at first is fought by this world's Captain version Crusader X. Later though, the Shadow King is discovered as the true villain and Excalibur help Crusader X to drive him off.

Excalibur (1st series) #23 [Jun 1990] Excalibur arrives on an Earth were being a super-being is against the law. As the team is arrested, the Lord High Justicer (an alternate Brain Braddock) reveals to have super-powers too. He explains that after most superheroes died in a war, he created the Justicers and their law to hunt down the criminals. (Apparently not Brian is this world’s Captain Britain version, but Justicer Bull, as she later made several Captain Britain Corps related appearances.)

Excalibur (1st series) #24 [Jul 1990] Since their transdimensional journeys have caused major disruptions to the continuum, the team is transported to the courtworld "Hub" by Saturnyne. As they arrive Rachel disguises herself as Shadowcat (who accidentally got home to 616 earlier) since Saturnyne still considers Phoenix a threat to reality. Captain Britain tries to see Saturnyne without having an appointment and has to fight his way through the alternate champions Lady London and Centurrion Britannus. His teammates face some other variants, such as Chevallier Bretagne and Captain Cymru. In the end Saturnyne re-adjusts Widget and decides to send the team back home to 616. As she obviously can’t have been fooled by Rachel’s disguise, Saturnyne evidently must have decided to leave her be.

Excalibur (1st series) #25 [Aug 1990] In the lighthouse's basement, Rachel and Alistaire Stuart briefly find themselves on a parallel world and see Excalibur as a band of animal-musicians.

Doctor Who Magazine #173 [May 1991] / Incomplete Death's Head #12 [Dec 1993] Captain U.K. and Captain Britain attended a party held in the time port of Maruthea, which was also attended by the Doctor (from Gallifrey).

Excalibur (1st series) #42 [Oct 1991] Finally Saturnyne cancels the warrant on Phoenix and sends Gatecrasher's Technet a holo-message about it.

Excalibur (1st series) #43-47 [Nov 1991 - Feb 1992] Captain Britain accuses Nightcrawler of having an affair with Meggan and starts a fight with him during which Kurt breaks a leg. This incident is considered a violation of the Captain Britain Corps' morality code and Brian is arrested by four Captain versions and taken to Otherworld to be put on trial. There Captain UK, Linda McQuillan, acts as his lawyer while Hauptmann Englande is the prosecuting council. The jury, which consists of other Captain version finds him guilty and Brian is sentenced to death. Immediately a fight starts, Linda siding with Brian against all other Captains – somewhat overwhelming odds.
Suddenly Saturnyne arrives, after having spent a night with Conan the Barbarian, and declares that Roma asks the Corp to clear Brian of his crime and stop the verdict. Brian wants to thank Saturnyne for her timely arrival, but she acts cold and snotty as she has no idea why he could be worth the effort. Later Roma reveals to Brian that Merlin had manipulated Brian's and Excalibur's life for a long time and a special purpose.

On Ee'rath (Earth 148) Kylun and Sat'neen fight Necrom. The sorcerer animates the dead corpses of this worlds Excalibur (along with it's Captain version) which he himself had killed and now uses them to fight the pair. Sat’neen dies in the battle. When he follows Necrom into a tower, Kylun suddenly emerges in Excalibur's bathing room on Earth 616.

Excalibur (1st series) #49-50 [Apr - May 1992] The interdimensional pulses increase and more and more alternate realities pop up around the lighthouse. One has Cap'n Saxonia and her Caliburians fight Keng, another has a Skrull Captain, one a material artist Captain and yet another one is a man-eating cook Captain version.
After Merlin is revealed alive and having manipulated Excalibur for one single task - the fight against Necrom which costs Rachel her life (later she is re-created by the Phoenix Force), Meggan angrily implodes the lighthouse and closes the nexus place once and for all.

Excalibur (1st series) #51 [June 1992] On another Earth where the dominant lifeforms are reptiles, lizards and dinosaurs, there too is a version of Excalibur. led by Britanicus Rex. After battling the Fantastic Five, who were mindcontrolled by the High Evolutionary, they help to exchange five people (a museum guard and four tourists) with Earth 616. They accidentally were exchanged by Widget way back in Excalibur #9.

What if ... ? (2nd series) #46 [February 1993] On another Earth, Cable kills Professor X, causing an all-over struggle between the many X-teams and their different methods, eventually leading to all mutants being hunted down by Sentinels. One Captain Britain is seen working with an X-Men team, mentioning that Meggan was killed by the Mutant Liberation Front. Later Captain Britain himself is killed.

Excalibur (1st series) #67 [July 1993] Excalibur travel to Rachel’s alternate future timeline (Days of Future Past) to set it right. Meeting some of the local heroes, they learn that in this timeline, there too was a Captain Britain, but him, his wife Meggan and their children died when Braddock Manor was bombed by Sentinels.

Excalibur (1st series) #94 [Feb 1996] In a nightmare, Brian Braddock recalls one of many episodes he saw while he was trapped in the timestream. This one relates to the Days of Future Past future timeline, and shows Excalibur, led by Captain Britain and Meggan, making a final move against Black Air in the year 2013. Though they are discovered and surrounded in the end, it seems that Brian and Meggan escaped, for earlier reports mention for them and their children to have been killed at Braddock Manor.

Fantastic Four (3rd series) #7-9 [Jul - Sep 1998] Franklin Richards, the son of Mr. Fantastic and the Invisible Woman, is considered a threat to the universe after he accidentally created a whole pocket-universe. Roma and Saturnyne send the Technet to bring in the child, but the Fantastic Four too are transported to Otherworld, where they have to fight the assembled might of the Captain Britain Corps. In the end the Human Torch succeeds in talking Roma to let the Fantastic Four keep the child and train him well in the use of his powers.
Shortly before the team leaves Otherworld, Johnny rescues a female slave from a pair of Captain versions and takes her with him to Earth. As he and Spiderman get in a fight with Kraven, the woman transforms into Caledonia, another Captain version, and helps to fight the villain.

Excalibur (1st series) #125 [Oct 1998] Many Captain Versions attend the wedding of Brian Braddock and Meggan on Otherworld. Saturnyne is also there, she tries to seduce Brian one more time but he definitely chooses Meggan over her.

Fantastic Four (3rd series) #10-13 [Oct 1998 - Jan 1999] Caledonia watches over Franklin while the Fantastic Four are on a mission. After their return she trains with Johnny.

Fantastic Four (3rd series) #20-11 [Aug - Sep 1999] With the Fantastic Four gone out, Caledonia and some other friends and family members get abducted by the Bacchäe, a group of female warriors. They encounter the death gods Hades and Hela and manage to survive long enough till the Fantastic Four and Hercules come to the rescue.

Fantastic Four (3rd series) #23, Annual '99, #24 [Nov - Dec 1999] Caledonia continues to work as Franklin's nanny. Finally during a crisis that threatens to end the world, the Fantastic Four ask Caledonia to accompany Franklin into a small ship that takes them off the planet to a yet unrevealed destination. (Franklin was later returned, but Caledonia’s fate was never brought up again)

X-Men (2nd series) #104 [Sep 2000] The X-Men encounter Tullamore Voge. One of his hounds is Kymri. From absorbing her memories, Rogue learns that after Excalibur left in Excalibur (1st series) #17, her world was attacked and defeated by Tullamore Voge and slavers.

Excalibur (2nd series) #1-4 [Feb - May 2001] After honeymooning, Brian Braddock returns to scientific work since he no longer has his powers. Meggan and the Black Knight help him with his experiments and Psylocke is just visiting as Captain UK alerts them to a disaster on Otherworld. Apparently Roma has gone mad and battles the Captain Britain Corps. The team travels to Otherworld and finds only Crusader X still alive with the other Captains lying dead all over the place. Immediately the team helps Crusader X against Roma's army and learns that Roma wants to unite the two powerful artifacts Amulet of Right and Sword of Might. She already possesses the amulet since it returned to Otherworld when Brian lost his powers.

While the others continue to fight Roma's army, Brian embarks on a quest to find the Sword. He finally discovers it in a cave along with a holographic message from his father that Brian was destined to find it. As it turns out their foe is not Roma, but the computer Mastermind impersonating her. The machine has decided that the Captain Britain Corps were inefficient and wanted to rule itself. With Roma freed from her prison, the team is able to defeat Mastermind. Roma steps down as Omniversal Guardian claiming that her time is up and she to go elsewhere. Brian Braddock becomes King of Otherworld in her place. He and Meggan stay there and will possibly build a new Corps; Psylocke and the Black Knight return home.

Avengers (3rd series) #77-81 [Mar - Jun 2004] Fighting the Wrecking Crew in England, Captain America is rendered unconscious. After seeing her children to safety, one brave woman, Kelsey Leigh, grabs up Captain America’s shield and tries to protect him from Thunderball’s blows. Unfortunately she dies of the injuries received during the battle, and however between life and death, she is approached by Brian Braddock who offers her the same choice Merlin and Roma had offered him so long ago. Unlike him, Kelsey chooses the sword and, while still turning into the new Captain Britain, her fate becomes a different one: Brian warns her that, due to her choice, she may never reveal herself to children again, as they would die otherwise. The reluctant Kelsey helps the Avengers, to save Brian Braddock and Otherworld from an attack by Morgan LeFey, who was not prepared for a new Captain Britain. Afterwards she accepts to stay with the Avengers.

Avengers (3rd series) #82 [Jul 2004] As the Captain Britain, Kelsey takes part in her own funeral, unable to let her kids and her mother know that she survived and is standing right next to them.

Avengers (3rd series) #84, New Invaders #0 [Aug 2004] Kelsey takes part in a mission involving both the Avengers and the New Invaders.

Avengers (1st series) #500-501 [Sep - Oct 2004] Just like everyone else, Kelsey is taken by surprise when chaos ensues around Avengers mansion (subconsciously caused by a Scarlet Witch on the verge of insanity). Trying to keep a rampaging She-Hulk under control, Kelsey is critically injured and brought to a hospital.

Avengers Finale [Jan 2005] Fully recovered from her injuries, Kelsey participates in the final meeting of the Avengers before returning to England to start freshly over.

Uncanny X-Men #462-465 [Sep - Dec 2005] The insane omnipotent Scarlet Witch alters the reality of Earth 616, accidentally setting off a multidimensional tidal wave threatening not only Otherworld but the other parallel realities of the Multiverse as well. The situation is do dire that Roma and Saturnine ponder to erase that Earth entirely, but they give Brian and Meggan a 48 hours ultimatum to keep the wave from spreading. However, once they are on Earth the couples became part of the altered reality and believe themselves to be King and Queen of Great Britain. During sleep, Brian's subconscious remembers details of their mission, but their time has almost run out. Thanks to Roma sending Captain UK and Justicer Bull to help, the heroes manage to overcome the operatives of the House of M blocking their path to the hole in reality they need to fix. Unfortunately, it takes Meggan to sacrifice herself, to keep the chaotic energies from spreading into the void beyond, and from there into the other realities.


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Appearances / short descriptions of Saturnyne and all named Captain Britain versions



Opal Luna Saturnyne Earth: 9
- Saturnyne as the Omniversal Majestrix and head of the Dimensional Development Court watches over the multitude of realities in the name of Roma and Merlin
- Mitraism might be the dominant religion in Saturnyne’s native reality, for she uses his name in vain in one appearance (Mighty World of Marvel #11). Mitra was a god worshipped in both ancient India and Rome. That would indicate that Earth 9 diverged from the main Marvel Universe with the non-conversion of the Roman Empire to Christianity.
- Saturnyne's counterpart on 616-Earth is Courtney Ross, a former girlfriend of Captain Britain and prominent bank manager
- her 839 counterpart is the evil Opal Lun Satyr-9 (who was Britain's tyrant ruler in her own reality)

Appearances: Marvel Super Heroes #380-383, 386-387, Daredevils #6-11, Mighty World of Marvel #8-13, Excalibur: The Sword is Drawn (as projection), Excalibur (1st series) #24, 42 (as projection), #45, 47, 49-50, Fantastic Four (3rd series) #8, Excalibur (1st series) #125

Captain UK (Linda McQuillan) Earth: 238
- Linda is the sole survivor of reality 238
- Linda was assigned by Roma to Earth 839, a world whose Captain Britain counterpart (Kaptain Briton) had died and was desperately in need of a hero

Appearances: Marvel Super Heroes #388, Daredevils #2, 7-11, Mighty World of Marvel #8-13, Captain Britain (2nd series) #7-9, 12-14, Doctor Who Magazine #173, Incomplete Death's Head #12, Excalibur (1st series) #44-45, Fantastic Four (3rd series) #8, Excalibur (2nd series) #1-4, Uncanny X-Men #462, 465

Captain England Earth: The Hub - the universe, where the court of Saturnyne's trial is set
- male, brown beard, carries a staff

Appearances: Daredevils #6-8, Mighty World of Marvel #13, Excalibur (1st series) #44

Captain Albion Earth: 523
- female, muscateer look

Appearances: Daredevils #6-8, Mighty World of Marvel #13

Captain Commonwealth Earth: 920
- male, curly black hair, strong built

Appearances: Daredevils #7 (mentioned), Mighty World of Marvel #13

Captain Airstrip-One Earth: 744
- male, skinny, helmet covers face and hair, strange speech pattern

Appearances: Daredevils #7 (mentioned), Mighty World of Marvel #13

Captain Angleterre Earth: 305
- male, helmet covers face and hair

Appearances: Mighty World of Marvel #13

Captain Empire Earth: 741
- short male, brown mustache, uses a gun

Appearances: Mighty World of Marvel #13, Excalibur (1st series) #44, 125

Kommandant Englander Earth: ?
- tall, reddish-blond female, swastika on costume

Appearances: Mighty World of Marvel #13, Excalibur (1st series) #45

Kaptain Briton Earth: 839
- alternate Brian Braddock of a Nazi-controlled reality
- Betsy Braddock killed him with a mindblast when he tried to rape her, and later used his costume to temporarily become Captain Britain II

Appearances: Mighty World of Marvel #13, Captain Britain (2nd series) #5-6

Captain 148 - name not revealed
Earth: 148 - Ee'rath
- male, brown hair and mustache, carries a sword
- his Excalibur consisted of himself and his world's versions of Thor, Black Knight and Spiderman

Appearances: Excalibur (1st series) #1, 45-46 (as animated corpse)

Hauptmann Englande Earth: 597
- alternate Brian Braddock of a Nazi-controlled reality
- leader of the Lightning Squad, this world's version of Excalibur (with the same line-up minus Phoenix)

Appearances: Excalibur (1st series) #9-11, 44-45, Fantastic Four (3rd series) #8, Excalibur (1st series) #125, Excalibur (2nd series) #2

Captain ? Lion's face
Earth: ?
- humanoid with animalistic features, blond mane

Appearances: Excalibur (1st series) #11

Captain Marshall Earth: 1193
- alternate Brian Braddock
- died a long time ago, during the "Cross-Time-Caper" his costume was handed over to 616 Captain Britain

Appearances: none, mentioned in Excalibur (1st series) #12-13

Captain Britain (Meggan) Earth: ? (most major cities lie in ruins thanks to escalated superhuman wars)
- Meggan took over after the real Captain Britain, her lover Brian Braddock, died
- her status in regard to membership in the Captain Britain Corps is unknown, since the circumstances of her "taking over" remained unclear

Appearances: Excalibur (1st series) #15

Kymri Earth: ? (floating cities, blue pirate people, humanoid dragons, blue fat villains)
- Kymri is the princess of the blue pirate people
- she and Lockheed jointly took on the mantle of champion after they emerged victorious in an Excalibur-held tournament
- her status in regard to membership in the Captain Britain Corps is unknown, since she was not chosen by Merlin or Roma

Appearances: Excalibur (1st series) #16-17, X-Men (2nd series) #104

Lockheed Earth: ? (floating cities, blue pirate people, humanoid dragons, blue fat villains)
- Lockheed is the humanoid counterpart of Kitty's pet dragon
- he and Kymri jointly took on the mantle of champion after they emerged victorious in an Excalibur-held tournament
- his status in regard to membership in the Captain Britain Corps is unknown, since she was not chosen by Merlin or Roma

Appearances: Excalibur (1st series) #16-17, 125

Crusader X (Bran Braddock) Earth: ? (Xavier's school is set in Britain and trains the X-Men to become agents of the empire)
- male, strong built, black hair, ponytail

Appearances: Excalibur (1st series) #21-22, Excalibur (2nd series) #2-4

Justicer Bull Earth: ? (most super-humans died and Earth is ruled by a gestapo that hunts down the remaining super-beings)
- Brian Braddock is Lord High Justicer in her reality, and, as such, Chief Justicer Bull’s superior
- Justicer Bull is one of the few Captains to survive Mastermind’s attack on the Captain Britain Corps

Appearances: Excalibur (1st series) #23, 44, Uncanny X-Men #462, 465

Lady London Earth: ?
- female, pink and green costume, hat with flowers

Appearances: Excalibur (1st series) #24, 125

Centurion Britannus Earth: ? (judging his appearance from a world still under rule by the Roman Empire)
- male, strong built, possible alternate Brian Braddock, costume has elements of the armors from the ancient roman empire
- invokes Mitras, a god worshipped in both ancient India and Rome

Appearances: Excalibur (1st series) #24, 45, 125

Chevallier Bretagne Earth: ?
- male, purple/green muscateer costume, fences with two swords

Appearances: Excalibur (1st series) #24

Captain Cymru Earth: ?
- female, red hair, uses a gun with Plastrix (an adhesive)

Appearances: Excalibur (1st series) #24, 45, 125

Captain ? big green guy with three eyes
Earth: ?
- big green monster, elastic limbs, three eyes

Appearances: Excalibur (1st series) #24, 45

Captain ? another lion face
Earth: ?
- humanoid with animalistic features, black mane
- Excalibur is a band of animal-musicians

Appearances: Excalibur (1st series) #25

Enforcer Capone Earth: ?
- male, looks like a typical gangster from a movie
- on his world murder is legal

Appearances: Excalibur (1st series) #44

Sister Gaia Earth: ?
- blond female, looks like from the flower power time
- plucking a flower is an act of brutality on her world

Appearances: Excalibur (1st series) #44, 125

Brother Brit-Man Earth: 65
- blond male, hippie

Appearances: Excalibur (1st series) #44

Captain Britain Earth: 3913
- mentioned to be put on trial for killing a cop on his world

Appearances: none, mentioned in Excalibur (1st series) #44

Cap’n Saxonia Earth: ?
- female, pink hair
- Caliburians consist of her, Spidergirl, Iron Fist, Hulk and a version of Dr. Strange; they are seen fighting Keng (a giant version of Kang)

Appearances: Excalibur (1st series) #49

Captain ? man-eating cook
Earth: ?
- among his villains are Magmeato's Brotherhood of Evil Vegetarians

Appearances: Excalibur (1st series) #49

Captain ? skrull
Earth: ?
- only the head is seen, skrull

Appearances: Excalibur (1st series) #49

Captain ? martial artist
Earth: ?
- male, costume has yin-yang symbols on it

Appearances: Excalibur (1st series) #50

Britanicus Rex Earth: 99476
- Earth populated by reptilian counterparts of main Marvel universe characters
- mentions to have trained with several other Captain Britain Corp members on Otherworld
- Excalibur is made up of Britanicus Rex, Megon, Nightstrutter and Shadowcompsognathus
- Fantastic Five consist of Arachnosaur, Dinotorch, Invisiguanodon, Saur Fantastic and the Thing

Appearances: Excalibur (1st series) #51

Captain Britain Earth: ?
- alternate Captain Britain

Appearances: What if ... ? (2nd series) #46

Captain Britain DOFP (Brian Braddock) material artist
Earth: similar to Days of Future Past
- was married to Meggan
- apparently killed during Excalibur’s last mission

Appearances: Excalibur (1st series) #94

Caledonia (Alysande Stuart) Earth: ?
- counterpart of long-time Excalibur ally Alysande Stuart
- the scottish people were killed on her world, she as last survivor was held as a slave

Appearances: Fantastic Four (3rd series) #9-13, 20-21, 23, Annual '99, #24

Captain Britain III (Kelsey Shorr-Leigh) Earth: 616
- chosen as replacement for Brian Braddock on Earth 616
- was not allowed to let her children know that she was still alive

Appearances: Avengers (3rd series) #77-83, 84, New Invaders #0, Avengers (1st series) #500-501, Avengers Finale

Flight Leader Earth: ?
- it is unclear wether “Flight Leader” is a rank or his codename

Appearances: Uncanny X-Men #462

Many unnamed Captain Britain versions attending Merlin's funeral in Mighty World of Marvel #13

Four unnamed Captain versions arresting Captain Britain in Excalibur (1st series) #43 and many more during Brian's trial in #44-45.

Many unnamed Captain Britain versions fighting the Fantastic Four in Fantastic Four (3rd series) #7-8.




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𝐄𝐋 𝐂𝐔𝐄𝐑𝐏𝐎 𝐃𝐄 𝐂𝐀𝐏𝐈𝐓𝐀𝐍 𝐁𝐑𝐈𝐓𝐀𝐍𝐈𝐀: 𝐋𝐎𝐒 𝐂𝐀𝐁𝐀𝐋𝐋𝐄𝐑𝐎𝐒 𝐃𝐄𝐋 𝐌𝐔𝐋𝐓𝐈𝐕𝐄𝐑𝐒𝐎
Nuestra historia comienza con 𝐌𝐞𝐫𝐥𝐲𝐧, el Guardián del Omniverso, protector del multiverso y señor de la Ciudadela Starlight, el nexo que conecta todas las realidades. Durante miles de años, Merlyn ha elegido individuos de diferentes universos que considera dignos para convertirlos en 𝐂𝐚𝐩𝐢𝐭𝐚́𝐧 𝐁𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐚 (dado que Reino Unido es el punto de conexión entre Otherworld y los distintos universos).
Si un candidato supera las pruebas de Merlyn, se convierte en portador del Amulet of Right, obteniendo habilidades sobrehumanas, la capacidad de volar y una conexión con la magia de Otherworld.
Sin embargo, durante siglos, los Capitán Britania se han limitado a proteger únicamente sus propias realidades, cumpliendo la misión encomendada por Merlyn.
Cuando Merlyn aparentemente murió (en realidad fingió su muerte), su hija 𝐑𝐨𝐦𝐚 asumió su puesto como Guardiana del Omniverso y decidió reunir a todos los Captain Britain en la Ciudadela Starlight para formar una fuerza permanente: el Cuerpo de Captain Britain, un ejército destinado a proteger el multiverso de amenazas cósmicas y acudir en ayuda de cualquier realidad en peligro.
El Cuerpo quedó bajo el mando de 𝐒𝐚𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐧𝐲𝐧𝐞, aunque las decisiones importantes debían ser votadas por todos los miembros.
El Cuerpo logró capturar a un Mapmaker para rastrear la fuente de la destrucción del multiverso, pero poco después cayeron en la trampa de los Beyonders. La Ciudadela Starlight fue atacada por un ejército de Mapmakers, y todos los Captain Britain fueron aniquilados, excepto el de Earth-616, quien sobrevivió gracias a la protección de Saturnyne.
Cuando el multiverso fue restaurado tras Secret Wars, el Cuerpo de Capitán Britania siguió disuelto y no se reorganizó hasta que Saturnyne, durante el evento X of Swords, utilizó un símbolo de convocatoria creado a partir de los fragmentos de 𝐁𝐞𝐭𝐬𝐲 𝐁𝐫𝐚𝐝𝐝𝐨𝐜𝐤 y la 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝗿𝗹𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁 𝗦𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗱 para reunir nuevamente a los Captain Britain.

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Capitan Britania 50 aniversario review 1 historia

Los poderes de los hermanos braddock Betsy 1 vez capitana britania


¡Feliz aniversario, Capitán Britania! "Nacidos en el eje multiversal conocido como el Otro Mundo (Otherworld), los gemelos Betsy y Brian Braddock están unidos en su determinación como defensores de Inglaterra y del Multiverso en su conjunto. En distintos momentos, tanto Brian como Betsy han portado el Amuleto del Derecho (Amulet of Right) para convertirse en el Capitán Britania". Comenzamos con "Braddock Business", de Chris Claremont y Paul Davidson. La historia arranca con unas páginas de adelanto en las que vemos a Brian y a Jamie en el nuevo avión privado de este último, pilotado por Betsy. Los hechos ocurren poco después de que Brian se convirtiera en el Capitán Britania, algo que sus hermanos aún desconocen. Sin saberlo, están siendo seguidos por el perturbado Dr. Synne. En la parte trasera del avión viajan su "viejo amigo" Sebastian Shaw y su asistente, Tessa, invitados por Jamie a la cena de Navidad. El Dr. Synne lanza una bola de fuego contra el avión, buscando venganza tras su primer encuentro con Brian y sus hermanos (tal como se mostró en el clásico *Captain Britain* n.º 9). Betsy reconoce a Synne, aunque se siente confundida, ya que creía que su primer encuentro había sido solo un sueño. La bola de fuego impacta en la parte delantera del avión; Brian —que claramente sigue una dieta baja en carbohidratos— se lanza al vacío y se transforma. Betsy está asombrada por sus nuevos poderes, incluida su capacidad para volar. Se obliga a concentrarse en la tarea que tiene entre manos y le pide a Jamie —quien está en estado de shock al ver a su hermana pequeña volando hacia él— que se abroche el cinturón y que les pida a los demás pasajeros que hagan lo mismo. A Tessa todo esto le resulta fascinante; piensa para sí misma que a Charles le interesará mucho saber que ambos gemelos poseen poderes. Es un buen guiño a la revelación posterior de que Tessa era una agente secreta de Xavier dentro del Club Fuego Infernal (Hellfire Club). Betsy, que acaba de iniciarse en todo esto, se anima a sí misma mientras se coloca bajo el avión para guiarlo hasta tierra firme de forma segura. Brian persigue a Synne, quien le lanza otra bola de fuego, derritiendo parte de su máscara y provocándole una herida. Los pensamientos de Brian son, como siempre, muy acertados: al igual que Betsy, se insta a sí mismo a mantener la concentración y tomarse las cosas en serio, antes de acabar muerto. Brian golpea a Synne con el espectro, derribándolo del caballo. Betsy ha aterrizado el avión y se dirige directamente hacia Synne, furiosa porque este intentó matar a su familia y a sus amigos. Sin embargo, actúa con demasiada imprudencia; Brian le advierte que deje a Synne en sus manos, ya que ella nunca se ha enfrentado a alguien como él. Es demasiado tarde: Betsy recibe el impacto de una bola de fuego. Brian comienza a golpear a Synne sin tregua, hasta que este hace detonar varias bombas de fuego y toda la zona estalla. Synne comenta que terminarán el enfrentamiento en otra ocasión, mientras todo se vuelve negro. Pasa el tiempo y Brian despierta con Betsy inclinada sobre él; ambos han recuperado su aspecto habitual de rubios. Él no recuerda nada (¡qué conveniente!), y Tessa le explica que fueron atacados por el Dr. Synne y que el Capitán Britania los salvó. Desde un acantilado cercano —como de costumbre—, Synne observa la escena, consciente de que debe planear su siguiente movimiento con cuidado, pues ahora tiene que lidiar con dos superhéroes.
 

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2 Historia Brian Braddock Alan Davis


Comenzamos con unas páginas de adelanto en las que Brian, vistiendo su popularísimo traje de Capitán Britania, cae a través de un portal justo en el centro del famoso círculo de piedras de Darkmoor, en Inglaterra. Al levantar la vista, se encuentra con un individuo que luce los colores del Capitán Britania; este se identifica como el Mayor Archibald Payne, comandante superior del Cuerpo de Capitanes Britania, y revela que trabaja para Saturnyne.

Payne utiliza su cetro para inmovilizar a Brian y someterlo a un interrogatorio, ya que, al parecer, hay lagunas en su «expediente»: faltan informes de misiones o estos han sido censurados. El cetro permite a Payne observar el pasado, incluyendo el momento en que Brian tuvo que elegir entre el amuleto y la espada, además de mostrarlo con su traje original. Payne exige saber quién autorizó a Brian a cambiar su indumentaria.

Payne afirma que jamás se dirigiría directamente a ella, pues respeta la cadena de mando. Brian, por su parte, señala que Merlyn y Roma se saltaban constantemente dicha cadena al acudir a él de forma directa para sus propios fines. No es culpa suya que ellos ignoraran a Payne y lo mantuvieran en la ignorancia.

De repente, el cetro de Payne detecta el miedo de Brian, lo que provoca que la Furia aparezca en el recuerdo. En una secuencia de viñetas verdaderamente aterradora, la Furia deja de ser un mero recuerdo: gira la cabeza y clava su mirada directamente en Payne. Acto seguido, arrebata y absorbe su cetro. Mal asunto. Brian explica que la Furia es capaz de absorber cualquier cosa; ahora ha absorbido el cetro de Payne, el cual —como el propio Payne había mencionado al principio— funciona como un nodo conectado al ordenador multiversal. Brian logra salvar a Payne de un ataque directo, y así comienza el combate.

Con un estilo artístico magnífico, sello inconfundible de Davis, Brian se enfrenta a la Furia en silencio. Ni siquiera intentaré describir las viñetas de la pelea; hay que verlas con los propios ojos. Finalmente, Brian arranca el cetro del pecho de la Furia, la cual se disuelve en vapor. Payne le agradece haberle salvado la vida, pero Brian, harto de toda esta situación, se marcha volando.
 

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3 Historia el Multiverso de Capitanas britania costumbres y tradiciones

Por último, pero no menos importante: «Another Day, An Otherworld», de Dan Abnett y Kelsey Ramsay.

Comenzamos con unas páginas de adelanto: Betsy aparece vestida con el popular traje rojo, blanco y azul de Brian, mientras que su «oponente» lleva el traje clásico de este. Se trata de un ritual deportivo, una batalla escenificada ante el público para dar paso al cambio de estación: Beltane, el Primero de Mayo, la transición del invierno al verano. Estos rituales son habituales en el Otro Mundo (Otherworld), y Betsy disfruta participando en ellos.

Betsy debe ganar a su oponente, quien representa al Rey Rojo del Invierno. Entre los espectadores se encuentran Jim Jaspers, el Rey Jamie y Albion, de los Caballeros de Pendragon. Roma y Saturnyne actúan como juezas neutrales.

Durante el combate, en el momento en que el invierno cede su lugar al verano, las puertas del inframundo —conocido como Annwn— deben permanecer abiertas brevemente bajo la colina que se alza a sus espaldas. De repente, su oponente ataca a Betsy de forma inesperada, apartándose del guion previsto y derribándola. Ella se levanta al instante y contraataca, dándose cuenta de que su rival habla en serio y pretende matarla de verdad.

El campeón del invierno se niega a someterse, tal como dicta la costumbre, y contraataca con total determinación. Betsy le asesta un golpe contundente, lo derriba y le ordena que se quede en el suelo. En ese instante, emergiendo del cuerpo que vestía el traje original de Brian, aparece el gigantesco Señor Rojo —o Rey Rojo— del Invierno. Betsy adopta su propio atuendo y, lejos de alegrarse, se indigna al ver que este individuo intenta usurpar los ciclos ancestrales prolongando el invierno.

Mientras lucha contra el Señor Rojo, Betsy comprende que alguien está aprovechando la distracción del combate para colarse por las puertas del inframundo y robar secretos de valor incalculable.

Betsy pregunta a Roma por el paradero de Saturnyne, pero esta ha huido; Betsy sospecha que ella es la responsable. Albion —que resulta ser bastante atractivo— informa de que las puertas de Annwn están cerradas y no se ha sustraído nada, aunque los Pendragons han logrado capturar a varios malhechores que intentaban entrar.

Betsy se dispone a ir tras Saturnyne, pero, de forma extraña, Roma le pide que no lo haga. Roma afirma que incluso el intento de Saturnyne de corromper las viejas costumbres forma parte del curso natural de los acontecimientos. Betsy se pregunta si dichas costumbres se han vuelto tan rígidas que han terminado convirtiéndose en una debilidad. Pero Roma señala que para eso existe el Cuerpo del Capitán Britania: para equilibrar la situación y corregir las cosas.
 
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