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Fantastic Four/FF, Avengers/New Avengers/Infinity event and Secret Wars are the order. They're all one gigantic story. Basically just start at Fantastic Four 570 through 588 (there is no FF 589 etc.) then go to the FF section of that chart and read in order. Secret Warriors, SHIELD and the Ultimate books are standalone and not part of that story.
It was briefly mentioned he was a member of his homeworld's Eternals before he was sent to his universe's Earth. It wasn't made a big deal of.
why is this so hype
WHY IS THIS MAN SUCH A LEGEND
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why is this so hype
WHY IS THIS MAN SUCH A LEGEND
LET'S FUCKING GO
I had a post in another thread that I'll just copy here.
So going off that chart while Secret Warriors is very good and I would recommend reading it, it's not super necessary to the overall plot.
You should read S.H.I.E.L.D, but be warned it's pretty out there, so I have trouble telling someone to start there. There's a certain expectation that people have when they read a title like S.H.I.E.L.D and that's not what you're going to get. I would maybe save it for a bit later. Also, keep in mind that this chart is old, and Volume 2 of S.H.I.E.L.D has all 6 issues out now.
So here's what I would say, start at Dark Reign Fantastic Four and then read Fantastic Four 570-588. After that read both of the S.H.I.E.L.D volumes before reading everything in the Fantastic Four/FF volume. The Ultimate Universe stuff isn't super important, but being familiar with it will make some later moments more rewarding. Personally, I would say start at the Ultimate Comic: Ultimate part of the chart, and then read Hawkeye 1-4 after the first two issues (I think the chart fucks this part up. Hawkeye makes more sense after issue 2 than it does after issue 4) before reading up to issue 12 of Ultimates. Then just jump to New Avengers and follow the chart all the way through to Secret Wars. It's a lot, but it's all very good.
Ironically, didn't the post-SW strange run basically have him scrabbling for what magic he could get from items of power?
So is this inHumans? What's their current state in 616?
Nah, that's from Hickman's Infinity event. Supergiant was trying to detonate a planet killing bomb and Lockjaw teleported her and the bomb into space right before it went off. I'm not sure what's going on with the Inhumans right now
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WHY IS THIS MAN SUCH A LEGEND
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"subhuman lot" is a weird line for Doom, you would think he is above concepts like racism.
Pretty sure he's talking about the cabal here so he's kind of right
And then you spend the last moments punching Tony instead of saving lives. Amazing
He's specifically talking about Thanos and The Black Order though, whose cruelty is beyond barbaric. Namor was tagging along massacring entire universes with them. "Subhuman" is nice for them.
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There weren't any more lives to save! and anyways Stark always deserves a punch for something!
I read his Avengers arc, and I should read his Fantastic Four run. Does the Secret Warriors run connect to either?
Well, they may have been shooting for tomorrow, since the deal was supposed to close on 3/20.
His FF run is a lot better than his Avengers run. It's a Marvel essential.
I don't agree, but it's still good reading and sets up a lot of important character stuff between the Fantastic Four and Doom that pays off in Secret Wars.
The teaser will be officially revealed tomorrow, but any announcement will probably be at C2E2 this weekend.
You should read his two Shield Minis. Very good. Then read Secret Warriors, then FF.
Secret warriors is great as well.
Hickman's Avengers run all the way to Secret Wars got me into comics proper, so I'm all for whatever he writes. It also helps that during that period of time Marvel just had a lot of good comics so I have an admittingly rosy view of that period.