In the Marvel Universe No. 9527, All conspiracies began on Route 42 in the winter of 1991. When Sean learned that the Starks were attacked, he began to trace their whereabouts and fought fiercely with the Winter Soldier together with his brother Deathstroke.
He used Reed Richards' "Baxter Space Station" project to go deep into the cosmic ray belt and acquired the same superpowers as the Black King, making him a walking perpetual motion machine - he can not only absorb the power of Thor's hammer, but also convert the power of Captain Marvel into his own energy pool.
The entire Avengers Alliance fell into a civil war, and when everyone was desperate, they merged with the power of millions of stars from the Sentinels to become the humanoid Doomsday, killing everyone.
Fight a life-or-death battle with Thanos, who is fully equipped in the comics, cross the space barrier, go to the DC world, fight Superman, and fight Darkseid.
Relying on his super high IQ and strong enough background, he established a huge Titan Group, defeated SHIELD, destroyed Hydra, and even led Texas to separate from the United States and directly lead mankind to the stars.
But it seems there will always be enemies stopping us, the Chiritans, the Kree, the Skrulls, the Titan Legion, the Demons!
They kill indiscriminately and we cannot tolerate such injustice.
All human languages converge into that cry: War! War! War! Compatriots! Now, it is time!
Initiate the war agreement, send out human legions, let the sea of stars boil! Let the stars fall! Let the galaxy burn!
We want the vast universe to be filled with war, and we want the universe to have only one race.
There can only be one leader in this land of the Milky Way, and that is the Human Federation!
Reader comments
Don't be too frustrated watching it. Sometimes you are threatened by Carol, and sometimes you are threatened by Phoenix Girl.
It's still short at the moment, but it's still very rare to see an American comic unfold from this perspective. It's a very good work. I look forward to continuing to write it.
Don't be too frustrated watching it. Sometimes you are threatened by Carol, and sometimes you are threatened by Phoenix Girl.
It's still short at the moment, but it's still very rare to see an American comic unfold from this perspective. It's a very good work. I look forward to continuing to write it.