Ultron, the homicidal artificial intelligence so long devoted to ending life on Earth, has found a new world to conquer. Thanos's brother Starfox must seek the aid of his former allies, but the Avengers he finds are radically different from the ones he once knew. Among them is Ultron's creator. When Hank Pym confronts his now planet-sized son, the responsibilities of fatherhood have never loomed so large.

Flash Thompson is Spider-Man's biggest fan. That hero worship inspired him to join the Army, where he became a decorated war hero. And though he lost his legs, Flash never lost his dignity - or his desire to serve. Now, the government has offered him a chance to don the alien Venom symbiote and be a hero once again! Now, Flash Thompson is Venom, the government's most lethal special operative. But Flash soon finds himself losing control of his own...

"Following the catastrophic final jump of the Pillar, the last Dimensionaut is stranded in the furthest reaches of space, adrift on the wreckage of his former self. Before he can reclaim his mantle as protector of the Eververse, he must first overcome the demons that lurk within his own soul. And when he emerges from this dark night he'll find that all of reality is more in need of a hero than ever before."--Page [4] of cover

"Grant McKay forges a path through the ravaged Eververse, determined to undo the damage he caused. His first stop is a world where his estranged daughter Pia has managed a peace offering between three godlike races, ending eons of brutal warfare. Grant's appearance threatens to destroy the fragile truce, sending him on a quest to finally bring his family home...but what he finds waiting for him there may be worse than the multitude horrors he encountered...

"Grant McKay, former member of The Anarchistic Order of Scientists, has finally done the impossible: he has deciphered Black Science and punched through the barriers of reality with his creation, the Pillar. But something went wrong, and now Grant and his team are lost, barreling through the boundless expanses of the Eververse, living ghosts shipwrecked on an infinite ocean of alien worlds."--P. [4] of cover.

After Mrs. Claus dies Santa buries himself in a bottle and only one child still believes in him. The world is out of control and zombies are attacking. Will Santa get it together and fulfill a young boy's wish?

It's up to the all-new Captain America and Nomad to curb the Scarecrow's appetite -- a task that might be easier if the dysfunctional due weren't always at each other's throats! -- Back cover.