OTHER-EARTH

Type: Alternate Earth;
Core Continuum designation: Earth-6311

Environment: Earth-like;
    Portions of former continents were broken up into smaller landmasses after the moon was destroyed and its fragments rained down upon the Earth.

Usual means of access: Vibrational attunement;
    Time machines have proven able to access this reality

Dominant life form: Humanity, a primitive race of mutates (including Gont)

Significant Inhabitants: Baltag, Carelius, Brett Colby, Eyriennes (Nedra, Brigit, see comments), the Kid, Marcus I to XXII, Morgan, Ravonna Lexus Renslayer, Arthur Richards, Cassandra Richards, Nathaniel Richards of Earth-616, Huntara (Tara Richards), Nathaniel Richards "3000"/Rama-Tut/Iron Lad/Scarlet Centurion/Kang/Mister Gryphon/Immortus), residents of cowboy town, Scarlet Centurion (Marcus XXIII);
    formerly the people of Luna

First Appearance: Fantastic Four I#19 (October, 1963)

History:
(Fantastic Four I#273 (fb)) - Other-Earth shares a similar (if not identical) history to Earth-616 up until around 300 A.D.--at that point, for unspecified reasons, Other-Earth did not enter the Dark Ages (a period of almost total disappearance of scientific inquiry as seen on Earth-616 from 300 to 1300 A.D.), but rather continued to develop, with great leaps of exploration and discovery. At the point corresponding to the mid-9th Century on Earth-616, men from Other-Earth first landed on the moon--it is at that point that the people of Other Earth started marking their calendar.

    There was a time of great peace, as the lunar colony grew and prospered. However, eventually Luna (the moon and its people) declared they'd be forever independent of Terra (Earth and its people)... and then began the Great War! It lasted only six months, before the rebels, in suicidal desperation, exploded their most fantastic of weapons, and shattered the very world they fought to save. For ten long years the broken fragments of the moon formed a terrible cloud about the Earth...a cloud that blocked out the life-giving rays of the sun, and plunged the planet into eternal winter. In addition, each yearly sojourn around the sun carried the Earth through the gravitational influences of the other planets. With each season, the orbiting debris rolled and jostled against itself, and mountains rained daily from the troubled skies. The continents were shattered into great archipelagoes, strings of islands. Civilization, like the continents themselves, was shattered. Yet, miraculously, life itself survived--humankind continued to cling to the Earth, divided into isolated pockets (many completely unaware of the existence of the rest of the world). Groping in half-forgotten memory--part science, part legend, part fantasy--the survivors rebuilt their lives and their worlds. After two centuries, wars erupted among the differing societies.

(Fantastic Four I#272 (fb) - BTS / #273 (fb)) <Other Earth calendar year 1117> - Nathaniel Richards--in an effort to travel forward in time--traveled instead from Earth-616 to Other-Earth.

(Fantastic Four I#273 (fb)) - His scientific curiosity piqued, Richards explored Other-Earth. He wandered its war-torn lands for many months, helping to ease the suffering of those trusting enough to accept his aid. Eventually he encountered the people of the Eyrie, recognizing in them the high culture that was needed for the survival of humanity. Achieving an alliance, Richards was bound to the ruling family by a ceremonial marriage to their leader's youngest daughter, Cassandra.
    Richards then constructed the sky-steeds for the women warriors of Eyre, and they set out on a mission to bring new hope, first to their own troubled land, then to the farthest corners of the world. On one large island, they found the ruins of one of the old places--a structure that had survived almost intact from the lost years before the lunar war. Nathaniel and Cassandra made this structure their home, utilizing a labor force of the ape-like mutates they had found in the "southern regions". The Eyriennes continued their grand crusade.

(Fantastic Four I#273 (fb) - BTS) - While Richards lost himself in scientific discovery and repair, Cassandra manipulated his discoveries to set herself as the Warlord. Using the illusion that the Warlord was actually Nathaniel, Cassandra savagely struck down one of the town sites nearby to their Fortress. As the Warlord, she declared herself ruler of the entire planet, and had shown in her attack that she had the power to make good this declaration.

(Fantastic Four I#273 (fb)) - Three years after parting ways, the Eyriennes returned to find the ancient citadel of knowledge now a fortress, and the country around it a burned-out war zone.

(Fantastic Four I#272, 273) <Other-Earth calendar year 1127> - In an effort to locate his father, Reed Richards led the Fantastic Four (himself, the Human Torch, the Invisible Girl, and the She-Hulk) and Wyatt Wingfoot to Other-Earth. They encountered Colby and his posse and the Eyriennes, and they destroyed some of the Warlord's Striders. After learning of the Warlord, and mistakenly believing Nathaniel Richards to be the Warlord, they were attacked by the Warlord's forces; but the Warlord was killed when Wyatt caused her anti-matter cannon to backfire.
    The Warlord's true identity was exposed, and Nathaniel confessed that he had allowed his obsession with science and his love for his beautiful wife and their infant son to blind him to Cassandra's actions as the Warlord. Nathaniel decided to stay on Other Earth, to guide his son to a better future.

(All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe I#5 - Huntara) - Huntara was born on Earth-6311 as the daughter of Nathanial and Cassandra.

(Fantastic Four I#390 (fb) - BTS) - Nathaniel brought his grandson, the young Franklin Richards of Earth-616, as well as Huntara (native to Other-Earth) to the realm Elsewhen, to be trained by Warlord Kargul.

(Avengers I#269 (fb) / Captain America Annual I#11/3 (fb) / Avengers Forever I#9 (fb)) - The work of Nathaniel Richards and his descendant and allies eventually brought forth an age of peace and enlightenment.

(Young Avengers Director's Cut#1) - In Other-Earth calendar year 3000, a second Nathaniel Richards (an alleged descendant of the first Nathaniel Richards (see comments)) was born.

(Young Avengers I#2 (fb)) - In Other-Earth calendar year 3016, this second Nathaniel Richards was attending school and studying robotics, where he created a remote-controlled stimuloid (a prototype of the Growing Man). Morgan, the school bully, stole the stimuloid and nearly slit Nathaniel's throat with the point of his anti-grav pad, but Nathaniel was rescued by his future self, Kang the Conqueror. When Kang gave young Nathaniel a suit of transtemporal armor and a glimpse of his future as a conqueror, Nathaniel rebelled against Kang and used the armor to travel back in time to modern-day Earth-616 in search of the Avengers. [NOTE: Kang's interference in his own past may have created a divergent Other-Earth timeline at this point. In the original timeline, Morgan would have slit Nathaniel's throat with the anti-grav pad, forcing Nathaniel to spend a year in the hospital and nearly bankrupting his parents]

(Fantastic Four I#19 / Avengers I#269 (fb) / Captain America Annual I#11/3 (fb) / Avengers Forever I#9 (fb) / Young Avengers Director's Cut#1) - In Other-Earth calendar year 3025, the second Nathaniel Richards became bored with the peace of his time and sought action. Traveling to the ancient "Warlord's Fortress," he discovered the time machine of his ancestor, "Nathaniel the Benefactor," and used it to travel back in time to 2950 B.C.

(What If? II#39) - In an effort to foil a plot of Immortus, Uatu the Watcher and the Time Variance Authority (TVA) sent an alternate reality Fantastic Four (Big Brain, Dragonfly, Mandroid, Ultra-Woman) to inject Nathaniel "3000" with the Saturnyne Symbiont, which would weaken his natural resistance to time energy, and prevent him from storing enough nexus power to transform into a temporal wave and alter all of history (as was Immortus' plot). Believing these beings to have been sent to stop him from claiming the time machine, Nathaniel 3000 unleashed some of the fortress' defense robots against them, and the alternate Fantastic Four were slain. The Watcher then had the TVA send Reed Richards' Rocket Group (RRRG, alternate dimensional counterparts of the Fantastic Four, who never gained powers). Either in an alternate reality or--more likely--in a re-written history of Other-Earth, the RRRG appeared before Nathaniel 3000, and as they were less intimidating, Nathaniel held off on sending the defense robots against them. The RRRG Reed Richards had Nathaniel 3000 use a DNA analyzer to prove themselves to be of similar heritage, convincing him of their intent, and the potential danger that Immortus posed. Nathaniel 3000 allowed them to inject him with the Saturnine Symbiont, and Immortus' threat was erased.

(Fantastic Four I#19) - With some modification, Nathaniel 3000 used his ancestor's time machine to travel back in time, where he became Rama-Tut.

(Avengers III#42 - BTS) - In his confrontation with 20th century Earth, Kang revealed to humankind many of the alternate futures he had learned of, including that of his own world, Other-Earth, and told them of the moon's destruction.

(Avengers I#8 (fb) / Avengers I#269 (fb)) - By the 40th century Earth had become a barbaric and savage place where men constantly were at war, fighting with weapons stockpiled centuries earlier by more intelligent humans.

(Avengers I#8 (fb) / Avengers I#269 (fb) / Captain America Annual I#11/3 (fb) / Avengers Forever I#9 (fb)) - Rama-Tut (Nathaniel Richards) planned to return to his era, but due to electro-static disturbances in the timestream, he ended up in the 40th century.

(Avengers I#269 (fb) / Captain America Annual I#11/3 (fb) / Avengers Forever I#9 (fb)) - Rama-Tut locked himself in a research complex, and inspired by an earlier meeting with Doctor Doom , he created a battle suit to become Kang the Conqueror.

(Avengers I#8 (fb) / Avengers I#269 (fb) / Captain America Annual I#11/3 (fb)) - Using his scientific talent and the weapons from this era, he quickly rallied a barbarian horde he led to conquer Earth.

(Avengers I#23 (fb) / Thor Annual I#17/3 (fb) / Avengers Forever I#9 (fb)) - Kang spared the small kingdom of King Carelius because he was in love with the king's daughter Ravonna. Carelius remained the puppet ruler of his kingdom.

(Avengers Forever I#9 (fb)) - Kang and his army continued into outer space and conquered everyone in their way, beginning with the Brotherhood of the Badoon.

(Avengers I#8 (fb) - BTS) - But conquering Earth was a hollow victory because the planet was a dying world, and eventually Kang had his army build him a time ship to travel to the past and conquer Earth when it was still prospering.

(Avengers I#8 - BTS) - Kang traveled back to the 20th century on Earth-616 to test his might against the heroes from that era, but was bested by the Avengers and fled.

(Thor Annual I#17/3 (fb)) - In the 41st century, Kang continued his conquest of outer space, and Earth soon became the dominant power in the Milky Way Galaxy. Earth's conquests under Kang continued by subjugating other galactic empires, including the Shi'ar and Skrulls.

(Avengers Forever I#9 (fb)) - Kang and his army defeated the Universal Church of Truth.

(Thunderbolts I#13 (fb) - BTS / Avengers Forever I#9 (fb)) - They also conquered the dimension of Kosmos, whose insectoid race Kang enslaved to build weapons for him, including the Growing Men.

(Avengers I#23) - Kang brought the Avengers from Earth-616 forward in time to Carelius' kingdom, intending to subjugate them or defeat them in front of Ravonna. When both the Avengers and Ravonna defied him, the furious Kang signaled his troops.

(Avengers I#24) - They easily conquered the small kingdom. When Kang attempted to force Ravonna to marry him, he caused unrest in his troops for failing to follow his own edict of slaying all conquered rulers. Kang's troops, led by General Baltag, turned on him, but he allied with the Avengers to defeat them. Impressed by Kang's risking his life for her, Ravonna leapt in the path of a blast from the defeated Baltag, saving Kang, but apparently dying in his place while the Avengers were returned to their own timeline.

(Avengers I#69 (fb) - BTS / Avengers I#269 (fb) / Thor Annual I#17/3 (fb) / Avengers Forever I#9 (fb)) - Kang was devastated--unable to revive her, he kept Ravonna in suspended animation.

(Thor Annual I#17/3 (fb)) - Earth was ravaged by the rebellion of those loyal to Baltag.

(Avengers Forever I#9 (fb)) - Kang threw himself into his role as conqueror once again and expanded Earth's influence off-planet by conquering the Shi'ar Imperium.

(Thor I#140/1 / Thor Annual I#17/3 (fb) - BTS) - Kang retrieved the Growing Man from 20th century Earth-616.

(Thor Annual I#17/3 (fb)) - Kang used the Growing Man to quell the rebellion once and for all.

(Avengers I#269 (fb) / Fantastic Four Annual I#25/4 (fb) / Avengers Forever I#9 (fb)) - Kang joined the Council of Kangs to eliminate other alternate versions of himself.

(Avengers I#267) - Each time he returned back to the 41st century, Kang reassured himself of his authority over his troops.

(Avengers I#268) - Kang conferred with his lieutenants before returning to the Council.

(Avengers I#267-269 - BTS) - Though the Council succeeded to wipe out all divergent Kangs, the three members of the Council turned on each other. The final surviving Kang stole the psyche-globe, which contained the memories of all slain Kangs, from Immortus. Absorbing the combined knowledge of all Kangs drove him insane.

(Avengers Forever I#9 (fb) - BTS) - Kang intentionally created a divergent version to divide the stress of madness between two minds. One version made his way to Chronopolis while the other joined the Council of Cross-Time Kangs.

(Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#8 - Other-Earth) - Kang returned to Other-Earth and used it as his base of operations.

Comments: Created by Stan "The Man" Lee and Jack "King" Kirby.
    Fleshed out by John Byrne.

    I'm not positive whether the year 3000 (the time period of Nathaniel Richards (II)/Kang, etc.) is in-line with the calendar of Earth-616 (making it about 1000 years after Nathaniel Richards first came to Other-Earth) or the calendar as related by the Eyriennes, making it 1873 years after Nathaniel Richards first traveled there. If the latter, it would correspond to the 39th Century in the Earth-616 timeline. According to Avengers I#269, as related by Kang, it is the former, which would make it the Other-Earth calendar year 2127 (or thereabouts). However, Uatu the Watcher, who has LESS reason to lie, described it as the latter. That's the version I believe. Confused? Good...me too!

    Anyone able to come up with a better name for the women warriors of the Eyrie? The Valkyrior of Other-Earth just keeps popping into my head b/c She-Hulk commented on the Ride of the Valkyrie as they flew in. They certainly had a Norse or Viking feel about them, and they flew atop robotic pteradon-types of aircraft.
I'm going with the Eyriennes.
And that is exactly what they were identified as later on in the handbooks.
--Markus Raymond

    In Avengers I#269, Kang himself verified the history of Other-Earth as it had been related by the leader of the women warriors of the Eyrie. Uatu the Watcher also confirmed these events, in What If? II#39.

While a discussion of the origins and history of Kang, etc. is WAY beyond the scope of this profile, one item of interest is his differing claims to be the descendant of Nathaniel Richards or Dr. Doom (both from Earth-616). Uatu the Watcher stated Kang/Immortus/etc. to be the descendant of Nathaniel Richards in What If? II#39.
    A flashback to Reed Richards Rocket Groups meeting with Nathaniel Richards (II) in What If II#39 occurs in Avengers Annual I#21/7 (1992). In that story, a new light gets thrown on what occurred in this issue: Ravonna/Terminatrix reviews Kang's history tapes, as Kang himself has gotten placed in suspended animation after a serious injury. As she inquires of Kang's servant robot as to whether or not Doctor Doom or Nathaniel Richards served as Kang's ancestor, as Kang at one point in his video memoirs refers to Doom as his ancestor, she gets this response: "So it was believed in the master's native timeline. He was even named after Nathaniel Richards. But the Fantastic Four of an alternate reality once visited the master long before he became Kang. Of course he knew who the Fantastic Four were from historical records, but he feigned ignorance to learn their plan. This Reed Richards sought to convince the master that they were related so he could help them destroy Immortus. The master decided to humor Richards, so he claimed his genetic analyzer proved they were related. But the master had already lied about recognizing him. Perhaps he lied about what the analyzer said. Perhaps Doom also traveled to Kang's timeline in the past." When Ravonna asked "And did he?" the servant robot responded "I cannot say".
    This story also showed Immortus still alive, as he observes (presumably from Limbo) Ravonna's questioning of the servant robot. When Immortus' companion (another version of Ravonna) comments that "That poor woman, Immortus. She truly believes that Kang is no more", Immortus responds "Yes, Ravonna, just as many believe that I too am dead, or the Avengers believe me to be their enemy". Immortus has later appeared in the mini-series Avengers: Terminatrix Objective and Avengers Forever, so presumably the Time Keepers resurrected him at some point after Timequake.
    As a side note, it was explained in a Citizen Kang back-up that Nathaniel Richards brought history tapes of Earth-616's past to Other-Earth. This explains how Nathaniel Richards (Kang) knew about the Avengers and so forth. If one considers that Other-Earth diverged around 300 AD, it would not seem it would have had a modern era similar to Earth-616.-- Per Degaton
    This would have had to have been on one of the original Nathaniel's return trips to Other-Earth, as he would not have had knowledge of Doom, the Avengers, or others, since he left Earth-616 prior to Fantastic Four I#1.

Nedra, Brigit and the Eyriennes were identified by name in the Other-Earth profile in OHOTMU A-Z HC#8.

New and additional images by Ron Fredricks. Updates by Markus Raymond (40th century).

Profile by Snood & Zen Harawada.

CLARIFICATIONS:
Other-Earth should be distinguished from:

The women of the Eyrie (the Eyriennes) should not be confused with:

In general, no one from Other-Earth is connected to anyone from Earth-616 unless specified

cowboys

Natives of a town a short distance from the Fortress of the Warlord, it shared remarkable similarities with the Old West of the 19th Century on Earth-616, though the inhabitants possessed flying mechanical horses and energy weapons.

--Fantastic Four I#272 (273

Brett Colby

The apparent law (or just the leader of a small group [his posse]) in the cowboy town, he killed the Kid in a draw for calling him a liar and a cheat. He then led his boys to fire on the Invisible Girl for interfering with the shootout.

After explanations were made, he joined with the Fantastic Four and the Eyriennes against the forces of the Warlord. He was a quick shot and a skilled mechanical horseman, and he used a hand-held heat-seeker weapon.

--Fantastic Four I#272 (273

the Kid

    Another native of the cowboy town, he was renowned for his quick draw. However, when he insulted Colby, he met his match. Colby outdrew him, and even though Sue Richards tried to stop the bullet with an invisible force field, Colby's heat seeker bullet led it to pass above the field and hit the Kid, killing him.

--Fantastic Four I#272

Luna

  The lunar colony on Earth's moon. It eventually evolved into a strong society, and they fought a civil war against Earth (Terra) in an effort to gain their independence. However, in the process of unleashing their most powerful weapon against Earth, they actually exploded the moon. The fragments of the moon rained down on Earth, causing massive destruction for many years.

--Fantastic Four I#273 (273(fb)

primitives

Native to "the southern regions," they were described as ape-like mutates and a sub-species of homo sapiens. Their origins were unrevealed, though mutation following the war(s) seems likely.

They were primitive in mind and body, but Nathaniel Richards of Earth-616 designed psycho-neuro stimulators (which were in the form of headbands) that raised the intelligence level of the wearers, so that they could operate his advanced equipment.

An unspecified number of them worked in the Warlord's fortress, including Gont (the only one identified), who worked in the control center of the fortress, while others piloted the Striders; additionally, two unidentified female primitives attended Cassandra as her handmaids.

--Fantastic Four I#273

Eyriennes

The Eyriennes were a matriarchal society that developed amidst the two hundred year wars; they lived in a fortress atop some craggy mountains. They were identified by Nathaniel Richards of Earth-616 to have the high culture needed to salvage Other Earth. Nedra, their leader, bound Richards to her family via a ceremonial marriage to her daughter, Cassandra. Richards designed and supervised construction of sky steeds for them, and they embarked on a quest to rebuild Other-Earth. They led Richards and Cassandra to an island base while they continued their mission.

When they returned three years later, they were quite displeased to learn that Richards had become the Warlord and sought to take over the world. They apparently opposed the Warlord for some time before encountering the Fantastic Four in their year of 1127 and explaining the situation to them. With the Four's aid, the Warlord was slain, and exposed as Cassandra. Nathaniel Richards proved to still be the benevolent scientist he was in the past, and the Eyriennes presumably rejoined him in their continuing effort to bring peace and civilization to Other-Earth.

    Tara (Huntara) would appear to have been affiliated with the Eyriennes.

 

--Fantastic Four I#273 (273(fb), 273

Nedra

She was the leader of the Eyriennes and mother of Cassandra and Brigit; it was Nedra who made the alliance with Nathaniel Richards.

She calmed Brigit when they encountered the Fantastic Four, and explained the situation with the Warlord to them.

 

--Fantastic Four I#273

Brigit

The elder daughter of Nedra, and the sister of Cassandra, she was easily angered, and sought to kill Reed Richards after learning of his relationship to Nathaniel, whom they had believed to be the Warlord.

 

--Fantastic Four I#273

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Fantastic Four I#272, p4, pan1 (cowboy town)
Fantastic Four I#273, p10, pan5 (Luna colony declares independence from Earth)
Fantastic Four I#273, p22, pan1 (Other-Earth [circa 3025])
Young Avengers I#2, p5, pan2 (young Nathaniel Richards [II], beaten by Morgan [background])
Avengers I#8, p8, pan5 (40th century, Kang with barbarian army)
Thor Annual I#17/3, p8, pan5 (Kang utilizes Growing Man to fight rebellion)
Fantastic Four I#272, p10, pan5 (cowboys on mechanical flying horses)
Fantastic Four I#272, p12, pan1 (cowboys encircle Invisible Girl)
Fantastic Four I#272, p6, pan4 (Brett Colby)
Fantastic Four I#272, p8, pan5 (Brett Colby fires handgun)
Fantastic Four I#272, p6, pan5 (the Kid)
Fantastic Four I#272, p7, pan3 (the Kid, being chased by Colby's heat-seeker bullet)
Fantastic Four I#273, p10, pan4 (Lunar colony)
Fantastic Four I#273, p5, pan4 (Gont at control panel; Cassandra [background])
Fantastic Four I#272, p21, pan3 (one of Cassandra's handmaids)
Fantastic Four I#273, p7, pan3 (women of the Eyrie)
Fantastic Four I#273, p8, pan1 (women of the Eyrie)
Fantastic Four I#273, p12, pan3 (in flashback, Nedra meets Nathaniel Richards)
Fantastic Four I#273, p7, pan4 (Nedra)
Fantastic Four I#273, p8, pan2 (Brigit leaps and attacks Mr. Fantastic)
Fantastic Four I#273, p9, pan2 (Brigit)

Appearances:
Fantastic Four I#19 (October, 1963) - Stan Lee (writer/editor), Jack Kirby (pencils), Dick Ayers (inks)
Avengers I#8 (September, 1964) - Stan Lee (writer/editor), Jack Kirby (pencils), Dick Ayers (inks)
Avengers I#23 (December, 1965) - Stan Lee (writer/editor), Don Heck (pencils), John Romita (inks)
Avengers I#24 (January, 1966) - Stan Lee (writer/editor), Don Heck (pencils), Dick Ayers (inks)
Thor I#140/1 (May, 1967) - Stan Lee (writer/editor), Jack Kirby (pencils), Vince Colletta (inks)
Avengers I#69 (October, 1969) - Roy Thomas (writer), Sal Buscema (pencils), Sam Grainger (inks), Stan Lee (editor)
Fantastic Four I#272-273 (November-December, 1984) - John Byrne (writer/pencils/inks), Michael Carlin (editor)
Avengers I#267-269 (May-July, 1986) - Roger Stern (writer), John Buscema (pencils), Tom Palmer (inks), Mark Gruenwald (editor)
What If? II#39 (July, 1992) - Roy Thomas & Jean-Marc Lofficier (writer), Gavin Curtis (pencils), Ian Akin & Don Hudson (inks), Craig Anderson (editor)
Captain America Annual I#11/3 (1992) - Peter Sanderson (writer), Rich Yanizeski (pencils), Fred Fredricks (inks), Ralph Macchio (editor)
Thor Annual I#17/3 (1992) - Peter Sanderson (writer), Rich Yanizeski (pencils), Fred Fredricks (inks), Ralph Macchio (editor)
Fantastic Four Annual I#25/4 (1992) - Peter Sanderson (writer), Rich Yanizeski (pencils), Ray Kryssing (inks), Ralph Macchio (editor)
Thunderbolts I#13 (April, 1998) - Kurt Busiek (writer), Mark Bagley (pencils), Scott Hanna (inks), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Avengers Forever I#9 (August, 1999) - Kurt Busiek & Roger Stern (writers), Carlos Pacheco (pencils), Jesus Merino (inks), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Avengers III#42 (July, 2001) - Kurt Busiek (writer), Alan Davis (pencils), Mark Farmer (inks), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Young Avengers I#2 (May, 2005) - Allan Heinberg (writer), Jim Cheung (penciler), John Dell, Mark Morales (inkers), Tom Brevoort (editor)

First posted: 02/02/2004
Last updated: 09/16/2024

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