Every year Marvel Comics has a company-wide event which sees some of their biggest characters come together to tackle a threat (or sometimes each other) in a huge story. Often these events launch new series, create new status quos and shape the Marvel Universe moving forward. In 2015 Marvel have taken this into overdrive with not just the Marvel Universe being shaken up but the Marvel Multiverse! Secret Wars will included many of Marvel’s many alternative universes and diverging timelines as inspiration for many of the upcoming Secret Wars stories. This sure to create a sense of nostalgia for more seasoned Marvel readers, while new readers will have plenty to discover.
But how will all these alternative universes be in involved. After lots of tampering with time and space the Marvel Multiverse has kind of collapses and what has been left is Battleworld. Battleworld is essentially the Earth which has been patchworked into different regions, each of which represent an alternative universe or a divergent timeline – as seen below.
Secret Wars is built up into a main 8-part series and an array of miniseries which tie-in to the what is going on in some way or another. If you just want to read the main story then check out Secret Wars #0-8. If you want to get dive in a little deeper with Secret Wars then I suggest checking out a few of the miniseries. It is not essential to read any or all of the tie-in miniseries in order to understand Secret Wars with most of them being stand alone stories set within the Battleworld. If you’re looking to read a few but not sure which ones, I suggest checking out any that have creators or characters that you enjoy or simply look cool to you.
Below is the Secret Wars Reading Guide which lists all of the tie-ins as well as the creators that will be involved in each series and the months each issue will be released. This list will be updated regularly as new information and issues are released.
If you have any questions about Secret Wars feel free to leave them in the comments below.
Lead Ins
While there are a few hints leading up to Secret Wars the best title to read if you want to lead up to Secret Wars is Jonathan Hickman’s Avengers/New Avengers. You can find out more, as well as a reading list here.
Marvel have also released a collection called Secret Wars Prelude which will also help you. It includes the following:
New Avengers (2013) 1-3, Secret Wars (1984) 10-12, Fantastic Four 611, Ultimate Comics Spider -Man (2011) 1, Ultimate Comics Ultimates 4
Secret Wars
Written by Jonathan Hickman. Art by Esad Ribic.
This is the main series in which all the major events will happen.
Secret Wars #0 – May 2nd (Free Comic Book Day) (Read here)
Secret Wars #1 – May 6th
Secret Wars #2 – May 13th
Secret Wars #3 – June 3rd
Secret Wars #4 – July 1st
Secret Wars #5 – August 12th
Secret Wars #6 – October 7th
Secret Wars #7 – November 11th
Secret Wars #8 – December 9th
Secret Wars #9 – January 13th 2016
Last Days
all of the Secret Wars tie-ins fall under one of thee very distinct banners. The first is Last Days which revolve around Marvel characters and how they react to the catastrophic events of Secret Wars and the formation of Battleworld.
Loki: Agent of Asgard
Written by Al Ewing. Art Lee Garbett.
Loki: Agent of Asgard #14 – May 20th
Loki: Agent of Asgard #15 – June 24th
Loki: Agent of Asgard #16 – July 22nd
Loki: Agent of Asgard #17 – August 19th
Magneto
Written by Cullen Bunn. Art by Paul Davidson.
Magneto #18 – May 13th
Magneto #19 – June 17th
Magneto #20 – July 22nd
Magneto #21 – August 26th
Captain America and the Mighty Avengers
Written by Al Ewing. Art by Luke Ross.
Captain America and the Mighty Avengers #8 – May 13th
Captain America and the Mighty Avengers #9 – June 10th
Punisher
Written by Nathan Edmondson. Art by Mitch Gerads.
Punisher #19 – June 24th
Punisher #20 – July 22nd
Black Widow
Written by Nathan Edmondson. Art by Phil Noto.
Black Widow #19 – June 24th
Black Widow #20 – August 29th
Ms Marvel
Written by G. Willow Wilson. Art by Takeshi Miyazawa.
Ms Marvel #16 – June 17th
Ms Marvel #17 – August 5th
Ms Marvel #18 – September 9th
Ms Marvel #19 – October 14th
Silver Surfer
Written by Dan Slott. Art by Mike Allred.
Silver Surfer #13 – July 15th
Silver Surfer #14 – September 2nd
Silver Surfer #15 – November 11th
Ant-Man: Last Days
Written by Nick Spencer. Art by Ramon Rosanas.
Ant-Man: Last Days – August 26th (one-shot)
Spider-Woman
Written by Dennis Hopeless. Art by Natacha Bustos.
Spider-Woman #10 – August 26th
Silk
Written by Robbie Thompson. Art by Tana Ford.
Silk #7 – August 19th
Battleworld
Battleworld is a banner used for tie-in stories which are set on the vast Battleworld that has been created in the events of Secret Wars. These stories focus on a region of this newly formed world.
Inhumans: Attlian Rising
Written by Charles Soule. Art by John Timms.
Inhumans: Attlian Rising #1 – May 27th
Inhumans: Attlian Rising #2 – June 10th
Inhumans: Attlian Rising #3 – July 15th
Inhumans: Attlian Rising #4 – August 12th
Inhumans: Attlian Rising #5 – September 23rd
Ultimate End
Written by Brian Michael Bendis. Art by Mark Bagley.
This series has been heavily publicized that it will send the Ultimate Universe.
Ultimate End #1 (of 5) – May 20th
Ultimate End #2 (of 5) – June 10th
Ultimate End #3 (of 5) – July 1st
Ultimate End #4 (of 5) – August 5th
Ultimate End #5 (of 5) – September 9th
Secret Wars: Battleworld
Secret Wars: Battleworld #1 (of 4) – May 20th
Written by Josh Williamson and Ed Brisson. Art by Mike Henerson and Scott Hepburn.
Secret Wars: Battleworld #2 (of 4) – June 3rd
Written by David Walker and Donny Cates. Art by JJ Kirby and Marco Turini.
Secret Wars: Battleworld #3 (of 4) – July 15th
Written by Ivan Brandon and Ryan Ferrier. Art by Aaron Conley, Logan Faerber and Paul Pope.
Secret Wars: Battleworld #4 (of 4) – August 12th
Written by James Stokoe and Peter David. Art by James Stokoe and Daniel Valadez.
Secret Wars Journal
Secret Wars Journal #1 (of 5) – May 27th
Written by Prudence Shen and Michael Rosenberg. Art by Ramon Bachs and Luca Pizzari.
Secret Wars Journal #2 (of 5) – June 10th
Written by Kevin Maurer and Si Spurrier. Art by Cory Smith and Jonathan Marks.
Secret Wars Journal #3 (of 5) – July 1st
Written by Scott Aukerman and Frank Tieri. Art by Richard Isanove and RB Silva.
Secret Wars Journal #4 (of 5) – August 19th
Written by Mike Benson and Sina Grace. Art by Laura Braga and Victor Ibenez.
Secret Wars Journal #5 (of 5) – September 16th
Written by Jen & Sylvia Soska and Aaron Alexovich. Art by Alec Morgan and Diogo Saito.
Master of Kung-Fu
Written by Haden Blackman. Art by Dalibor Talajic.
Master of Kung-Fu #1 (of 4) – May 20th
Master of Kung-Fu #2 (of 4) – June 3rd
Master of Kung-Fu #3 (of 4) – July 8th
Master of Kung-Fu #4 (of 4) – August 12th
Ghost Racers
Written by Felipe Smith. Art by Juan Gedeon.
Ghost Racers #1 – June 10th
Ghost Racers #2 – July 8th
Ghost Racers #3 – August 12th
Ghost Racers #4 – September 23rd
Thors
Written by Jason Aaron. Art by Christopher Sprouse.
Thors #1 – June 17th
Thors #2 – July 29th
Thors #3 – September 2nd
Thors #4 – October 28th
Marvel Zombies
Written by Simon Spurrier. Art by Kev Walker.
Marvel Zombies #1 – June 10th
Marvel Zombies #2 – July 22nd
Marvel Zombies #3 – August 26th
Marvel Zombies #4 – October 14th
Star-Lord and Kitty Pryde
Written by Sam Humpheries. Art by Alti Firmansyah.
Star-Lord and Kitty Pryde #1 – July 22nd
Star-Lord and Kitty Pryde #2 – August 12th
Star-Lord and Kitty Pryde #3 – September 2nd
Age of Ultron vs Marvel Zombies
Written by James Robinson. Art by Steve Pugh and Ron Garney.
Age of Ultron vs Marvel Zombies #1 – June 24th
Age of Ultron vs Marvel Zombies #2 – July 29th
Age of Ultron vs Marvel Zombies #3 – August 19th
Age of Ultron vs Marvel Zombies #4 – September 2nd
Runaways
Written by Noelle Stevenson. Art by Sanford Greene.
Runaways #1 – June 17th
Runaways #2 – July 8th
Runaways #3 – August 19th
Runaways #4 – September 23rd
Korvac Saga
Written by Dan Abnett. Art by Otto Schmidt.
Korvac Saga #1 – June 24th
Korvac Saga #2 – July 15th
Korvac Saga #3 – August 12th
Korvac Saga #4 – September 9th
Siege
Written by Kieron Gillen. Art by Filipe Andrade.
Seige #1 – July 15th
Seige #2 – August 5th
Seige #3 – September 9th
Seige #4 – October 7th
Secret Wars: Offical Guide to the Marvel Multiverse
This is not a comic book as such but more a reference guide to the Marvel Multiverse, showcasing many of the alternative universes that have become apart of Secret Wars’ Battleworld. If you want to learn more about the universes and characters that make up Secret Wars this is the guide for you, after this one of course, haha.
Warzones!
Warzones! features the conflicts of different regions of Secret Wars’ Battleworld. Unlike the Battleworld banner, Warzones! are a bit more removed from the main Secret Wars story.
A-Force
Written by G. Willow Wilson and Marguerite Bennett. Art by Jorge Molina.
A-Force #1 – May 20th
A-Force #2 – July 1st
A-Force #3 – August 12th
A-Force #4 – September 9th
A-Force #5 – October 14th
Deadpool’s Secret Secret Wars
Written by Cullen Bunn. Art by Matteo Lolli & Jacopo Camagni.
This series is a little bit different in that it is set during the original Secret Wars series from the 1980s and shows Deadpool’s secret involvement in it.
Deadpool’s Secret Secret Wars #1 (of 4) – May 20th
Deadpool’s Secret Secret Wars #2 (of 4) – June 17th
Deadpool’s Secret Secret Wars #3 (of 4) – July 29th
Deadpool’s Secret Secret Wars #4 (of 4) – August 26th
The Infinity Gauntlet
Written by Gerry Duggan and Dustin Weaver. Art by and Dustin Weaver.
The Infinity Gauntlet #1 – May 27th
The Infinity Gauntlet #2 – June 24th
The Infinity Gauntlet #3 – August 5th
The Infinity Gauntlet #4 – September 9th
The Infinity Gauntlet #5 – October 28th
Where Monsters Dwell
Written by Garth Ennis. Art by Russ Braun.
Where Monsters Dwell #1 (of 5) – May 27th
Where Monsters Dwell #2 (of 5) – June 24th
Where Monsters Dwell #3 (of 5) – July 15th
Where Monsters Dwell #4 (of 5) – August 26th
Where Monsters Dwell #5 (of 5) – October 28th
Inferno
Written by Dennis Hopeless. Art by Javier Garron.
Inferno #1 – May 27th
Inferno #2 – June 10th
Inferno #3 – July 8th
Inferno #4 – August 19th
Inferno #5 – September 30th
M.O.D.O.K.: Assassin
Written by Chris Yost. Amilcar Pinna.
M.O.D.O.K.: Assassin #1 (of 5) – May 27th
M.O.D.O.K.: Assassin #2 (of 5) – June 10th
M.O.D.O.K.: Assassin #3 (of 5) – July 29th
M.O.D.O.K.: Assassin #4 (of 5) – August 26th
M.O.D.O.K.: Assassin #5 (of 5) – September 30th
Spider-Verse
Written by Mike Costa. Art by Andre Aruajo.
If you read Spider-Verse and couldn’t get enough of all the alternate universe Spider-Men then this is a series you should be reading.
Spider-Verse #1 – May 20th
Spider-Verse #2 – August 5th
Spider-Verse #3 – August 19th
Spider-Verse #4 – September 16th
Planet Hulk
Written by Sam Humphries. Art by Marc Lamming.
Planet Hulk #1 – May 20th
Planet Hulk #2 – June 24th
Planet Hulk #3 – July 15th
Planet Hulk #4 – August 12th
Planet Hulk #5 – September 9th
Old Man Logan
Written by Brian Michael Bendis. Art by Andrea Sorrentino.
Based around the classic Wolverine story of the same name about Wolverine in a dystopian future. It’s very well loved and even made it into out Wolverine Stories You Should Read list.
Old Man Logan #1 – May 27th
Old Man Logan #2 – June 17th
Old Man Logan #3 – July 22nd
Old Man Logan #4 – August 26th
Old Man Logan #5 – September 23rd
Secret Wars 2099
Written by Peter David. Art by Will Sliney.
Secret Wars 2099 #1 (of 5) – May 27th
Secret Wars 2099 #2 (of 5) – June 10th
Secret Wars 2099 #3 (of 5) – July 8th
Secret Wars 2099 #4 (of 5) – August 12th
Secret Wars 2099 #5 (of 5) – September 9th
1602 Witch Hunter Angela
Written by Marguerite Bennett and Kieron Gillen. Art by Stephanie Hans with Marguerite Sauvage.
1602 Witch Hunter Angela #1 – June 10th
1602 Witch Hunter Angela #2 – July 29th
1602 Witch Hunter Angela #3 – September 9th
1602 Witch Hunter Angela #4 – October 7th
Red Skull
Written by Joshua Williams. Art by Luca Pizzari.
Red Skull #1 (of 3) – July 1st
Red Skull #2 (of 3) – August 5th
Red Skull #3 (of 3) – September 9th
Civil War
Written by Charles Soule. Art by Leinil Francis Yu.
This is based around the classic Marvel event Civil War in which the Marvel Universe was at war with each other over government policy and ideologies. It made our 10 Captain America Stories You Should Read list and you can find a reading order of the original story here.
Civil War #1 – July 8th
Civil War #2 – August 5th
Civil War #3 – August 26th
Civil War #4 – September 9th
Civil War #4 – October 14th
Age of Apocalypse
Written by Fabian Nicieza. Art by Gerardo Sandoval.
Age of Apocalypse #1 – July 8th
Age of Apocalypse #2 – August 5th
Age of Apocalypse #3 – September 2nd
Age of Apocalypse #4 – September 16th
Age of Apocalypse #5 – October 21st
Hail Hydra
Written by Rick Remender. Art by Roland Boschi.
Hail Hydra #1 – July 15th
Hail Hydra #2 – August 19th
Hail Hydra #3 – September 16th
Hail Hydra #4 – October 21st
Spider-Island
Written by Chirstos Gage and Tom DeFalco. Art by Paco Diaz and Ron Frenz.
This revolves around the Spider-Island story from a few years ago when a large chunk of New York City developed powers similar to that of Spider-Man. It also made our 14 Spider-Man Stories You Should Read list.
Spider-Island #1 (of 5) – July 8th
Spider-Island #2 (of 5) – August 5th
Spider-Island #3 (of 5) – September 2nd
Spider-Island #4 (of 5) – September 16th
Spider-Island #5 (of 5) – October 7th
Captain Britain and the Mighty Defenders
Written by Al Ewing. Art by Alan Davis.
Captain Britain and the Mighty Defenders #1 (of 2) – July 15th
Captain Britain and the Mighty Defenders #1 (of 2) – August 19th
Weirdworld
Written by Jason Aaron. Art by Mike del Mundo.
Weirdworld #1 – June 10th
Weirdworld #2 – July 22nd
Weirdworld #3 – August 19th
Weirdworld #4 – September 23rd
Weirdworld #5 – October 21st
1872
Written by Gerry Duggan. Art by Nik Virella.
1872 is a series which revolves around the concept of all your favourite Marvel characters, but in a Wild West setting.
1872 #1 – July 8th
1872 #2 – August 19th
1872 #3 – September 16th
1872 #4 – October 21st
Captain Marvel and the Carol Corps
Written by Kelly Sue DeConnick and Kelly Thompson. Art by David Lopez.
Captain Marvel and the Carol Corps #1 – June 10th
Captain Marvel and the Carol Corps #2 – July 15th
Captain Marvel and the Carol Corps #3 – August 26th
Captain Marvel and the Carol Corps #4 – September 23rd
Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows
Written by Dan Slott. Art by Adam Kubert.
Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #1 – June 3rd
Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #2 – July 8th
Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #3 – August 5th
Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #4 – August 19th
Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #5 – September 9th
Armor Wars
Written by James Robinson. Art by Marcio Takara.
This is based around the classic Iron Man story, Armor Wars. The original Armor Wars is an Iron Man classic which you can read more about in the 5 Iron Man Stories You Should Read list.
Armor Wars #1/2 – Available at Toys’R’Us on May 2nd. (This issue acts as prelude to #1)
Armor Wars #1 – June 3rd
Armor Wars #2 – June 17th
Armor Wars #3 – July 15th
Armor Wars #4 – August 5th
Armor Wars #5 – September 16th
X-Men ’92
Written by Chris Sims. Art by Scott Koblish.
This series will feature interpretations of the characters from the much loved X-Men animated series of the 1990s.
X-Men ’92 #1 – June 24th
X-Men ’92 #2 – July 29th
X-Men ’92 #3 – August 26th
X-Men ’92 #4 – September 30th
Guardians of Knowhere
Written by Brian Michael Bendis. Art by Mike Deodato.
Guardians of Knowhere #1 – July 15th
Guardians of Knowhere #2 – August 5th
Guardians of Knowhere #3 – August 19th
Guardians of Knowhere #4 – September 16th
E is For Extinction
Written by Chris Burnham. Art by Ramon Villalobos.
E is For Extinction #1 – June 24th
E is For Extinction #2 – July 22nd
E is For Extinction #3 – August 26th
E is For Extinction #4 – September 30th
Future Imperfect
Written by Peter David. Art by Greg Land.
Future Imperfect #1 – June 3rd
Future Imperfect #2 – July 1st
Future Imperfect #3 – July 22nd
Future Imperfect #4 – August 5th
Future Imperfect #5 – September 2nd
Mrs. Deadpool And The Howling Commandos
Written by Gerry Duggan. Art by Salvador Espin.
Mrs. Deadpool And The Howling Commandos #1 – June 10th
Mrs. Deadpool And The Howling Commandos #2 – July 8th
Mrs. Deadpool And The Howling Commandos #3 – August 12th
Mrs. Deadpool And The Howling Commandos #4 – September 9th
Giant-Sized Little Marvel: AvX
Written and art by Skottie Young.
Giant-Sized Little Marvel: AvX #1 – June 10th
Giant-Sized Little Marvel: AvX #2 – July 1st
Giant-Sized Little Marvel: AvX #3 – August 8th
Giant-Sized Little Marvel: AvX #4 – September 9th
Squadron Sinister
Written by Marc Guggenheim. Art by Carlos Pacheco.
Squadron Sinister #1 – June 17th
Squadron Sinister #2 – July 8th
Squadron Sinister #3 – August 19th
Squadron Sinister #4 – October 28th
X-Tinction Agenda
Written by Marc Guggenheim. Art by Carmine Digiandomenico.
X-Tinction Agenda #1 – June 3rd
X-Tinction Agenda #2 – July 1st
X-Tinction Agenda #3 – August 19th
X-Tinction Agenda #4 – September 23rd
Years of Future Past
Written by Marguerite Bennett. Art by Mike Norton.
Years of Future Past #1 – June 3rd
Years of Future Past #2 – July 1st
Years of Future Past #3 – July 15th
Years of Future Past #4 – August 12th
Years of Future Past #5 – September 23rd
House of M
Written by Dennis Hopeless and Cullen Bunn. Art by Kris Anka.
House of M #1 – August 19th
House of M #2 – September 2nd
House of M #3 – September 16th
House of M #4 – October 28th
Hank Johnson, Agent of Hydra
Written by David Mandel. Art by Michael Walsh.
Hank Johnson, Agent of Hydra – August 26th (one-shot)
Howard the Human
Written by Skottie Young. Art by Jim Mahfood.
Howard the Human – August 19th (one-shot)
Secret Wars: Secret Love
Written by Michel Fiffe, Felipe Smith, Marguerite Bennett, Jeremy Whitley, Katie Cook and others. Art by Michel Fiffe, Felipe Smith, Kris Anka, Gurihiru, Katie Cook and others.
Secret Wars: Secret Love – August 19th (one-shot)
Agents of Atlas
Written by Tomy Taylor. Art by Steve Pugh.
Agents of Atlas (one-shot) – October 21st
Secret Wars Too
Creators involved: Jonathan Hickman, Sergio Aragones, Ryan Browne, Al Ewing, Rob Guillory, Kate Leth, Eric Powell, Declan Shalvey, Kyle Starks, Ramon Villalobos and Brittney Williams.
This will be one-shot that parodies Secret Wars and most likely many elements of the Marvel Universe.
Secret Wars Too (one-shot) – November 11th
After Secret Wars
Once Secret Wars is done and dusted Marvel Comics will be relaunching all their comics with #1 issues for everything under the banner of All-New, All-Different Marvel. You can find out everything you need to know about it in my All-New, All-Different Marvel Guide.
Will You Be Reading Secret Wars?
Will you be reading the Marvel event? Also, which of the tie-in miniseries will you be checking out? Let me know in the comments below or via Facebook or Twitter.
Chronological order here: https://thegothamarchives.com/reading-orders/secret-wars-2015-reading-order/
In the U.K. we have our own version of marvel comics instead of having amazing Spider-Man we have astonishing Spider-Man, it reprints amazing Spider-Man a year after its released in USA. the stories are put in order by a company named Panini. Look up avengers universe 25-28 (25 is the prelude), Incredible Hulks 28-30, Mighty world of marvel 25-28 (25 is the prelude), Astonishing Spider-Man 35-40 (35 prelude). If you read them by date of when they were released by Panini that’s the order, and the main story is in Avengers universe.
this is not a reading order guide, just the list of the comics involved, but it doesn’t give us the correct reading order of it
damn, that looks confusing. i’ll just stick to the main Secret Wars stories then.
when is it supposed to end? is there exact date? (i want to wait till it ends and then read it as a whole)
But What order do I ready them in?
You can read them in any order you like. But as mentioned I suggest reading issues 1 and 2 of Secret Wars for a bit of context and then jump into any tie-in that appeals to you. Unlike previous events the tie-ins don’t strongly relate to the main series so you pick and choose without missing any major plot points.
YES!!! That’s what I’m trying to figure out now. If anyone has a link to a chronological reading order to the entire event please tweet it to @segeek07. Thanks in advance!
thanks for the list. the marvel website has been frustrating by not giving us a complete chronological list of certain series and tie-ins. not really helpful AT ALL. you’re Godsent 😉
Thank you soooo much for this!! I haven’t been into comics in over 15 years, and some YouTube reviewers online were saying this event will make a new place to start for new readers. However, I went to the Marvel website to try to understand what to pick up and my head just started spinning from all of the confusion! (smile) Pretty much my interest has been peaked once again from watching Marvel’s Agents of Shield (season 2 especially) and looking at old X-men cartoons on Netflix. I have always been a loyal X-men fan. So thank you, now I don’t feel like I’m drowning all-by-myself in this epic event.
I like your list but can you put the day of the release? So i can tracked easily coming every time checking your blog when are coming up the new ones
Grand scale comic events like this scare the pants off me but this guide is a great help. I hadn’t even heard about the X-men 92 series. I am beside myself with excitement about this.
I’m glad it could help X-Men 92 looks like it could be loads of nostalgia induced fun.
I had already pre-ordered a lot of these, but thanks to this guide I’ve added loads more -I’m going to be broke! But thank you for such a helpful guide.
Glad you enjoyed it, Leanne. I hope you won’t be too broke!
I was very hesitant about all this secret war stuff, but I’m starting to be down with it. I won’t read all of the tie ins, just the ones that interest me. There’s one that’s not listed about the every day life of a hydra henchmen that looks good.
I have to say, to each their own, but IMO Hickman’s ongoing storylines, from “Fantastic Four” and “FF” to “Avengers” and “New Avengers” are some of the best Marvel stories ever, if you haven’t read them. Then, you’re really primed for “Secret Wars”. I do agree that many or most tie-ins will be meh, and better to skip the mediocre parts than read everything.
Way to many tie-ins for me….I’ll just stick to the main storyline.
Man, that’s a lot of stuff. Definitely will be reading the main event, and among the tie-ins I’m interested in Siege, 1602 Angela, Years Of Future Past, A-Force, Inhumans, and basically everything by Bendis. I’ll also pick up the tie-ins for the series I am currently reading from Marvel: Ms. Marvel, Black Widow, Captain Marvel, Thors.