At the same time, the Inhumans consider moving out of seclusion and into human society. But they're about to find society aren't ready for them. Or is it the other way around?
THE KREE-SKRULL WAR influences a great number of later event in the Marvel Universe, most notably SECRET INVASION. It's worth noting that, while it's considered a classic, it's very much a product of its time and can be a tough read for modern audiences to work through. The side of the story that makes this a crossover is more about the Inhumans than the Avengers, so skipping those tie-in issues doesn't really effect the overall story. Though those incredibly out-of character Magneto appearances have to be seen to be believed...!
- Avengers #89-91
- Amazing Adventures #5[1/2] (tie-in)
- Amazing Adventures #6[1/2] (tie-in)
- Amazing Adventures #7[1/2] (tie-in)
- Amazing Adventures #8[1/2] (tie-in)
- Avengers #92
- Amazing Adventures #9 (tie-in)
- Amazing Adventures #10[1/2] (tie-in)
- Avengers #93-97
The Avengers try to free Captain Marvel (the Kree hero Mar-Vell) from his space-sharing bond with Rick Jones. Instead, the accidentally release Annihilus from the Negative Zone. In Kree space, Ronan the Accuser subdues the Supreme Intelligence, taking over the empire and sending out the order to attack Earth.
Avengers #90
Choosing to take put the weakened Mar-Vell first, Ronan sends a Kree Sentry to take him prisoner him while he recovers from is fight with Annihilus. Following the Sentry, the Avengers discover Ronan's Arctic base and his plan to devolve humanity into apes. His first victim is Yellowjacket...
Ronan mind-controls Goliath (Clint Barton) into attacking his teammates. The Avengers are overwhelmed, but Ronan has to abandon his plan when receives a message telling him the Skrulls have invaded Kree space. When he leaves, Goliath regains control, Yellowjacket (Hank Pym) reverts to human form and the Avengers free Captain Marvel.
Amazing Adventures #5[1/2] (tie-in)
Black Bolt heads to San Fransisco to see if it's an appropriate place for the Inhumans to relocate to and try to integrate with human society. He watches a band of thieves strike a child they planned to use for a break and enter and silently takes down the kid's attackers. Back in Attilan, Karnak and Gorgon release Maximus the Mad from stasis, only to learn his imprisonment was due to the activation of his Inhuman mind-control powers. From all those miles away, Maximus makes Black Bolt forget his own identity...
Unaware he's an Inhuman, Black Bolt tries to speak and destroys a ship. He and the boy, Joey, go on the run. Back in Attilan, Maximus takes over and forces Medusa, Triton, Karnak and Gorgon to flee the hidden city...
Amazing Adventures #7[1/2] (tie-in)
Black Bolt and Joey are taken prisoner by cyborg black activist, Lionel Dibbs. Medusa, Karnak and Gorgon make it to San Fransisco where they see that Dibbs is threatening to use Black Bolt to destroy decrepit apartments from his old neighbourhood if the mayor doesn't give black people better homes...
Dibbs starts shooting up the neighbourhood with his tank. The Inhumans step up to stop him, but Thor arrives to defend Dibbs who he recognises as a terminal cancer patient treated by Dr Donald Blake. Thor talks Dibbs down and 'Black Bolt' is revealed to be human criminal Roscoe who's killed by Thor's lightning. Elsewhere, Joey and the amnesiac Black Bolt escape Dibbs' men...
Avengers #92
The Avengers come under scrutiny from politician H Warren Craddock when he's made head of the Alien Activities Commission. The Avengers send Captain Marvel into hiding with Carol Danvers. Craddock incites hatred against the team and protestors trash Avengers Mansion. Captain America, Iron Man and Thor return to the mansion and order the team to disband.
Black Bolt and Joey are captured by Magneto (who recently escaped incarceration using yoga) and his freaky mutates as part of his plan to harness Black Bolt's incredible vocal power. Medusa, Karnak and Gorgon track the mutates to Magneto's lair, but are defeated by him.
Amazing Adventures #10[1/2]
Magneto uses his Universe Machine to make an even bigger mutate who telepathically subverts Black Bolt's will. The trio break into a government research installation where Black Bolt completes his mission for Magneto by turning a standard dial which lowers a cylinder containing fire from a sun. Black Bolt regains control of himself and kills the large mutate. He's reunited with the Inhumans, but Magneto escapes with the cylinder.
Captain America, Iron Man and Thor arrive at Avengers Mansion to find it trashed and with no Avengers present. The Vision enters the building and collapses, so the group call on Hank Pym to inside the Vision using his Ant-Man powers where he learns that the current Avengers line-up was disbanded by Skrulls disguised as the 'big three'. The real 'big three' get the rest of the full team back together and locate the hidden Skrull base, facing off against Skrulls disguised as the Fantastic Four. The Super-Skrull escapes with Captain Marvel, Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver as his prisoners.
The Vision pursues the Skrull ship while the remaining Avengers are arrested by Mandroids sent by H Warren Craddock. The Super-Skrull stops off to destroy the Inhumans (originally Kree genetic experiments created to use against the Skrulls). His attack is deflected by the Attilan's defences, so the Super-Skrull heads back to the Skrull homeworld where Mar-Vell is forced into building an Omni-Wave Projector.
Avengers #95
The Avengers defeat the Mandroids and are called to San Fransisco by Triton. They recover Black Bolt and use his powers to break down the Hidden City's defences, then kick Maximus off the throne after driving him insane. Black Bolt rules once again! During the commotion, Rick Jones is captured by the Kree.
The Avengers arrive in Skrull space just as Captain Marvel breaks free using the Omni-Wave Projector. The Vision almost beats a Skrull pilot to death in order to learn their plans for Earth and to save the Scarlet Witch. Rick Jones is being held on the Kree homeworld, Hala, where he's locked up with the Supreme Intelligence. The Intelligence opens a portal, sending Rick into the Negative Zone where he comes face-to-face with Annihilus.
Avengers #97
Rick Jones fires a force-bolt from his mind to deflect Annihilus. Returning through the portal, the Supreme Intelligence explains humanity's full potential has been unlocked. Rick uses his new powers to create versions of Golden Age super-heroes to fight Ronan and the Kree. He uses up his powers to freeze the Kree and Skrull armies in stasis, ending the war but seemingly ending the life of Captain Marvel. Rick and the Avengers return to Earth.
Captain Marvel fights for his life against Annihilus, Blastaar and the Red Ghost while trapped in the Negative Zone.
New Avengers: The Illuminati #1 (2007)
Iron Man and the newly-formed Illuminati attack the Skrull homeworld in retaliation for the events of the Kree-Skrull War.
Avengers Forever #1 (1998)
Goliath (Clint Barton) returns to his Hawkeye identity just before being pulled out of the timestream to fight Immortus during THE DESTINY WAR.
Avengers #98 (1972)
Hawkeye returns to the Avengers.
Captain Marvel #22 (1972)
Rick Jones learns Captain Marvel is alive, renewing their bond during THIS IS THE WAY THE WORLD ENDS.
Fantastic Four #131 (1973)
Maximus regains most of his sanity.
Captain Marvel #25 (1973)
The Super-Skrull returns with new allegiances during THE THANOS WAR.
Giant-Size Avengers #4 (1975)
The Vision marries the Scarlet Witch during THE CELESTIAL MADONNA SAGA.
Captain Marvel #41 (1975)
Ronan the Accuser is back under the Supreme Intelligence's control.
Captain Marvel #50 (1977)
Captain Marvel and Rick Jones are freed from their bond.
What If #20 (1980)
Uatu the Watcher reveals an alternate reality (Earth-804) in which Rick Jones dies before he gets a chance to save the universe.
Fantastic Four #257 (1983)
The Skrull homeworld is devoured by Galactus; the victims include Princess Anelle and Dorrek VII during ANNIHILATION GAMBIT / THE TRIAL OF REED RICHARDS.
Silver Surfer #25 (1989)
The Kree-Skrull War kicks off again during THE KREE-SKRULL WAR II.
Avengers Annual #18 (1989)
Moondragon unleashes a fraction of Rick Jones' mental powers again to help defeat the Atlantean army during ATLANTIS ATTACKS.
Inhumans Special #1 (1990)
The Trikon are revealed to be three Alpha Primitives who were encouraged to expose themselves to the Terrigen Mists by Maximus, evolving into raw energy and rebelling against the Inhumans.
Quasar #14-15 (1990)
The fate of Joey is unrevealed, but the Trikon can be seen on the Stranger's lab world.
Captain America #398 (1992)
The Kree go to war against the Shi'ar (having been manipulated by the Skrulls) during OPERATION: GALACTIC STORM.
Avengers Forever #1-12 (1998-2000)
Rick Jones' latent abilities (dubbed the 'Destiny Force') are unlocked again; Rick is bonded to Mar-Vell's son, Genis, during THE DESTINY WAR.
Young Avengers #11 (2006)
Hulkling discovers his parents are the Kree Captain Marvel and the Skrull Princess Anelle; Captain Marvel is revealed to have done the deed with the Skrull princess Anelle while he was a prisoner of the Kree.
Secret Invasion #1 (2008)
After a subtly manipulating Earth's heroes for months, the Skrulls begin an invasion of Earth during SECRET INVASION.
New Avengers #40 (2008)
A flashback tale reveals Dorrek VII preparing to infiltrate the heroes of Earth immediately after the Kree-Skrull War during SECRET INVASION.
New Avengers #44 (2008)
A flashback tale reveals that the Skrulls cloned Mister Fantastic to learn how to avoid detection during SECRET INVASION.
Captain America Reborn #3 (2009)
It's revealed that while Captain America's consciousness is misplaced in time, he manages to give a message to the Vision during the Kree-Skrull War that helps his allies rescue him in the future during CAPTAIN AMERICA REBORN.
Inhuman #2 (2014)
The Inhumans build New Attilan in the Hudson River, New York, after the a vast number of previously undiscovered Inhumans are revealed during INHUMANITY / ALL-NEW MARVEL NOW!
Avengers Omnibus vol.4.
Essential Avengers vol.4
Marvel Masterworks: Avengers vol.10
Include Avengers #89-97
Secret Invasion: Rise of the Skrulls
Includes Avengers #97
Black Bolt: Something Inhuman This Way Comes
Inhumans: Beware the Inhumans
Marvel Masterworks: The Inhumans vol.1
Include Amazing Adventures #5[1/2]-10[1/2] and Avengers #95
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