As Avengers sagas go, this is a strange one. The original Guardians of the Galaxy arrive in the present day and basically sit around, waiting for Korvac to turn up. Meanwhile, the Avengers deal with various other problems, some of which have little or nothing to do with Korvac. I've expanded this entry to include more extraneous tie-ins that flesh out the story a little more, but you could easily stick to the Avengers issues and it'd all make as much sense.
- Thor Annual #6
- Avengers #167-168
- Ms Marvel #16-18 (tie-in)
- Avengers #170-171
- Avengers #172 (also see MAGNETO TRIUMPHANT)
- Marvel Team-Up #69-70 (tie-in) (also see MAGNETO TRIUMPHANT)
- Marvel Two-in-One #40-41 (tie-in) (also see THE OVERTHROW OF DOOM)
- Ms Marvel #19 (tie-in)
- Avengers #173-177
Thor intervenes when terrorists threaten to blow up New York with a nuclear reactor, but the reactor and Thor are transported to the future (Earth-691) by Korvac and the Minions of Menace. Thor's rescued by the Guardians of the Galaxy. Korvac plans to use a beam to drain the Earth's sun and destroy Earth, which is now ruled by the Badoon. The Guardians defeat the Minions, but Korvac mentally commands Thor and Starhawk to fight each other while he teleports to safety. Starhawk ends the threat and uses Korvac's technology to transport Thor back to his own time.
Avengers #167
Nick Fury of SHIELD calls on the Avengers when a gigantic space station appears in Earth's orbit. The team board the craft and discover it's the home of the Guardians of the Galaxy from the year 3000 on Earth-691. They've travelled back in time to hunt for Korvac who they believe is plotting to kill their thousand-year-old member, Vance Astro, while he was still a teenager, disrupting the timeline. Back on Earth, the Wasp, Yellowjacket and Nighthawk take down the Porcupine's gang at a fashion show. One of the models, Carina Walters, is teleported away my a mysterious blond man in a tux.
The Avengers and Guardians of the Galaxy return to Avengers Mansion where government agent Peter Henry Gyrich has broken in and tied up Jarvis to prove how easy it'd be to wander into the mansion and steal all their secret files, costing them their Avengers Priority Clearance. Captain America and Iron Man have a full-blown argument in front of the Guardians. Heading off alone, Starkhawk finds Korvac living in a suburban home in Forest Hills with Carina Walters. A psychic war ensues in Korvac's living room, until Korvac wins, erases Starhawk's memory of the confrontation and prevents him from ever perceiving Korvac again. The rest of the Guardians start staking out young Vance Astrovik. In Colorado, Hawkeye witnesses the Two-Gun Kid blinking out of existence.
Immediately proving Gyrich right, Ms Marvel wanders into Avengers Mansion looking for help rescuing Namorita from Tiger Shark, only to come under attack from the Beast. The Scarlet Witch breaks it up and allows her to use the Avengers' lab to trace Namorita and recreate a serum that will allow her to breathe underwater. Ms Marvel defeats Tiger Shark alone and Namorita saves her life when the serum runs out.
Former CIA agent Geoffrey Ballard and a mutant shape-shifter steal the experimental Centurion armour from the SHIELD Hellicarrier. After dropping her guard and kissing Woman Magazine photographer Frank Gianelli, Ms Marvel comes under attack from the Centurion's blaster...
Ms Marvel #18 (tie-in)
The Avengers rush to Ms Marvel's rescue when she finds herself at the mercy of Geoffrey Ballard in the Centurion armour. Ms Marvel defeats Centurion by creating a new costume for herself and luring him into a generator, electrocuting him. Ms Marvel befriends the rest of the Avengers, unaware that the shape-shifter, Raven Darkholme, is watching her...
Captain America agrees to let Iron Man lead the Avengers his way. Quicksilver vanishes from his home on the moon. Yellowjacket and the Wasp have the inert robot Jocasta sent to Avengers Mansion, but she soon springs to life and breaks out in search of her creator, Ultron.The team allow her to rampage through New York so they can follow her back to Ultron and finish the psychotic robot off once and for all...
Avengers #171
Ms Marvel aids the Avengers as they track Jocasta to the nunnery Ultron is calling home where thye're immediately trapped. Ultron puts the Scarlet Witch in a maddening all alone. Jocasta rebels against Ultron and frees the Avengers. The Scarlet Witch's hex bolts break Ultron's casing and Thor uses Mjolnir to suck Ultron's power out through the crack and fires it into space. The Scarlet Witch shows signs of a breakdown and Jocasta and Captain America vanish from sight...
Avengers #172
Hawkeye returns to the empty Avengers Mansion and leaves the front door wide open, enraging Henry Peter Gyrich who revokes the Avengers' Priority Status. Without Quinjets or communicators, the Avengers have to split up to deal with a number of emerging threats. One team defeats Tyrak, but have no means of holding him. Beast takes a Quinjet when he gets an emergency summons from the X-Men. Thor heads off to fight a giant uptown. Black Panther turns down the Wasp's request for help, in favour of solving a missing persons case. Crystal contacts the Scarlet Witch to tell her Quicksilver is now among the missing. Elswhere, Quicksilver, Captain America, Jocasta, Two-Gun Kid, Vision and Moondragon are held in stasis tubes...
Marvel Team-Up #69 (tie-in)
Polaris calls the Beast to tell him Havok's been kidnapped and the X-Men are missing. While Beast begins his search for the X-Men, Spider-Man intercepts a theft at Empire State University and discovers Havok as a prisoner of the Living Pharaoh. The Pharaoh uses Havok's powers to transform himself back into the Living Monolith and immediately goes on a rampage...
Marvel Team-Up #70 (tie-in)
Thor arrives in time to save Spider-Man when he's hurled across New York by the Living Monolith. Spidey frees Havok, depowering the Monolith and causing him to vanish. Thor promises to fly Havok back to Scotland.
Ms Marvel aids the Avengers as they track Jocasta to the nunnery Ultron is calling home where thye're immediately trapped. Ultron puts the Scarlet Witch in a maddening all alone. Jocasta rebels against Ultron and frees the Avengers. The Scarlet Witch's hex bolts break Ultron's casing and Thor uses Mjolnir to suck Ultron's power out through the crack and fires it into space. The Scarlet Witch shows signs of a breakdown and Jocasta and Captain America vanish from sight...
Hawkeye returns to the empty Avengers Mansion and leaves the front door wide open, enraging Henry Peter Gyrich who revokes the Avengers' Priority Status. Without Quinjets or communicators, the Avengers have to split up to deal with a number of emerging threats. One team defeats Tyrak, but have no means of holding him. Beast takes a Quinjet when he gets an emergency summons from the X-Men. Thor heads off to fight a giant uptown. Black Panther turns down the Wasp's request for help, in favour of solving a missing persons case. Crystal contacts the Scarlet Witch to tell her Quicksilver is now among the missing. Elswhere, Quicksilver, Captain America, Jocasta, Two-Gun Kid, Vision and Moondragon are held in stasis tubes...
Marvel Team-Up #69 (tie-in)
Polaris calls the Beast to tell him Havok's been kidnapped and the X-Men are missing. While Beast begins his search for the X-Men, Spider-Man intercepts a theft at Empire State University and discovers Havok as a prisoner of the Living Pharaoh. The Pharaoh uses Havok's powers to transform himself back into the Living Monolith and immediately goes on a rampage...
Thor arrives in time to save Spider-Man when he's hurled across New York by the Living Monolith. Spidey frees Havok, depowering the Monolith and causing him to vanish. Thor promises to fly Havok back to Scotland.
Marvel Two-in-One #40 (tie-in)
The Black Panther gets help from the Thing in the search for missing prominent members of New York's black community. When Calvin Lloyd Wadsworth is attacked by the vampir zuvembi, Nightspawn, the two heroes tackle the creature down, but it's Wadsworth who stakes it through the heart. But Nightspawn isn't dead and it sneaks into the Panther's apartment later and takes him captive...
Marvel Two-in-One #41 (tie-in)
The Thing teams up with Brother Voodoo to track down the missing Black Panther. Dr Kinji Obatu (the former Doctor Spectrum) transports the Panther and all the other victims to Uganda as gifts for President Idi Amin. Arriving in Uganda, the Thing and Brother Voodoo rescue the Panther and Kinji Obatu falls off a balcony to his death.
The Black Panther gets help from the Thing in the search for missing prominent members of New York's black community. When Calvin Lloyd Wadsworth is attacked by the vampir zuvembi, Nightspawn, the two heroes tackle the creature down, but it's Wadsworth who stakes it through the heart. But Nightspawn isn't dead and it sneaks into the Panther's apartment later and takes him captive...
The Thing teams up with Brother Voodoo to track down the missing Black Panther. Dr Kinji Obatu (the former Doctor Spectrum) transports the Panther and all the other victims to Uganda as gifts for President Idi Amin. Arriving in Uganda, the Thing and Brother Voodoo rescue the Panther and Kinji Obatu falls off a balcony to his death.
Ms Marvel #19 (tie-in)
Ronan the Accuser arrives on Earth and destroys Dr Minerva's Kree Science Academy, then attacks Ms Marvel in the offices of Woman Magazine. Captain Marvel arrives and assists her, but Ronan overpowers and captures them both. The Supreme Intelligence tries to subvert Ms Marvel to his will using the Millennia Bloom, but it doesn't work. She and Captain Marvel break free and force Ronan to return them to Earth. Captain Marvel realises he's Carol Danvers and the two share a kiss.
Avengers #173
Iron Man recruits Captain Marvel, the Black Panther, the Whizzer, the Black Widow and Hercules to help him locate the Avengers, but most of them disappear. In Forest Hills, the man called Michael (aka, 'The Enemy' ) prepares to take the universe itself from Eternity. He might be ridiculously powerful, but he doesn't know how to treat a woman. Yellowjacket joins the disappearing Avengers. Iron Man, Hawkeye, Thor and the Wasp track down Taneleer Tivan, aka the Collector... the man who's been stealing the Avengers.
Iron Man recruits Captain Marvel, the Black Panther, the Whizzer, the Black Widow and Hercules to help him locate the Avengers, but most of them disappear. In Forest Hills, the man called Michael (aka, 'The Enemy' ) prepares to take the universe itself from Eternity. He might be ridiculously powerful, but he doesn't know how to treat a woman. Yellowjacket joins the disappearing Avengers. Iron Man, Hawkeye, Thor and the Wasp track down Taneleer Tivan, aka the Collector... the man who's been stealing the Avengers.
Avengers #174
The Collector fends off the attacking Avengers who free their team mates. The Collector reveals himself to be one of the Elders of the Universe. He started collecting super-beings when Thanos was prophesied to destroy the universe. With Thanos killed (during THE FINAL THREAT), he started collecting again when a new enemy rose up. On Earth, the Enemy learns his wife, Carina, will betray him and is actually the Collector's daughter. Before the Collector can reveal the Enemy's identity, Michael launches a beam from Earth that obliterates him.
Avengers #175
Iron Man uses the Collector's time machines to send Two-Gun Kid back to his own era and transports the Avengers to Earth. On Earth, Carina learns Michael is Korvac. When he escaped Thor and the Guardians of the Galaxy in the future, he arrived in the present aboard Galactus' Worldship, stole some cosmic power, grew his legs back and chose a model to be his bride. Iron Man asks Starhawk to find the Enemy, unaware that the Enemy blocked his ability to perceive him and that they share the same foe...
The Collector fends off the attacking Avengers who free their team mates. The Collector reveals himself to be one of the Elders of the Universe. He started collecting super-beings when Thanos was prophesied to destroy the universe. With Thanos killed (during THE FINAL THREAT), he started collecting again when a new enemy rose up. On Earth, the Enemy learns his wife, Carina, will betray him and is actually the Collector's daughter. Before the Collector can reveal the Enemy's identity, Michael launches a beam from Earth that obliterates him.
Iron Man uses the Collector's time machines to send Two-Gun Kid back to his own era and transports the Avengers to Earth. On Earth, Carina learns Michael is Korvac. When he escaped Thor and the Guardians of the Galaxy in the future, he arrived in the present aboard Galactus' Worldship, stole some cosmic power, grew his legs back and chose a model to be his bride. Iron Man asks Starhawk to find the Enemy, unaware that the Enemy blocked his ability to perceive him and that they share the same foe...
Avengers #176
Moondragon pinpoints the source of the Enemy's blast to Forest Hills. Iron Man commandeers a coach and the Avengers knock on Michael's door. Michal Korvac realises he's been caught and figures, f he wants to save the universe, he'll have to kill the Avengers...
Avengers #177
Moondragon pinpoints the source of the Enemy's blast to Forest Hills. Iron Man commandeers a coach and the Avengers knock on Michael's door. Michal Korvac realises he's been caught and figures, f he wants to save the universe, he'll have to kill the Avengers...
Faced with Captain Marvel, Ms Marvel, Jocasta, the Guardians of the Galaxy and an army of Avengers, Michael Korvac doesn't flinch as he starts killing each of his foes. Despite only Iron Man, Starhawk, Thor and the Vision are left alive, Korvac allows himself to die when he realises Carina doubted him. Carina finally rises up and uses her cosmic powers to brutally defeat the last of the Avengers until she takes control of Thor's hammer and forces him to use it to kill her.
Moondragon emerges from the sidelines and reveals Korvac didn't want to rule the universe, he wanted to free everyone in the universe from the whims of Eternity. In his dying moments, he resurrected the Avengers he'd killed. Thor transforms back into Dr Donald Blake to tend to the wounded and Moondragon erases her revelation from the minds of Thor and the Avengers. She's the only one who will ever know the truth.
MCG Note: Fallout from the tie-in issues is entered in grey text.
Defenders #58 (1978)
The Avengers face another intruder in Avengers Mansion when Jack Norriss shows up looking for Nick Fury.
Moondragon emerges from the sidelines and reveals Korvac didn't want to rule the universe, he wanted to free everyone in the universe from the whims of Eternity. In his dying moments, he resurrected the Avengers he'd killed. Thor transforms back into Dr Donald Blake to tend to the wounded and Moondragon erases her revelation from the minds of Thor and the Avengers. She's the only one who will ever know the truth.
Defenders #58 (1978)
The Avengers face another intruder in Avengers Mansion when Jack Norriss shows up looking for Nick Fury.
Doctor Strange #29 (1978)
The Avengers inform Doctor Strange that the statue of the Black Knight was recently destroyed and Thanos was killed by Adam Warlock.
Marvel Two-in-One #39 (1978)
The Mad Thinker mentally manipulates the Thing and Daredevil into kidnapping the Vision from Avengers Mansion; Yellowjacket is also left unconscious by the attackers during THE OVERTHROW OF DOOM.
The Avengers inform Doctor Strange that the statue of the Black Knight was recently destroyed and Thanos was killed by Adam Warlock.
Marvel Two-in-One #39 (1978)
The Mad Thinker mentally manipulates the Thing and Daredevil into kidnapping the Vision from Avengers Mansion; Yellowjacket is also left unconscious by the attackers during THE OVERTHROW OF DOOM.
Godzilla #15 (1978)
Dum Dum Dugan and his SHIELD unit continue to pursue Godzilla.
X-Men #111 (1978)
Beast's finds the X-Men as brainwashed prisoners of Mesmero during MAGNETO TRIUMPHANT.
Avengers: The Korvac Saga tpb (1991)
In a scene that may or may not be considered in-continuity, the Avengers and Guardians of the Galaxy stand over the graves of Michael Korvac and Carina Walters and, in order keep the Avengers' "good guys" status intact, it's underlined that Korvac remaking the universe could only have been an evil thing; Death takes Korvac and Carina into her embrace.
Thor #271 (1978)
The Beast returns to the Avengers.
Ms Marvel #20-21 (1978)
Ms Marvel fully adopts a new costume and personally investigates the 'Southwest Murders' story in the desert.
Ms Marvel fully adopts a new costume and personally investigates the 'Southwest Murders' story in the desert.
Ms Marvel #22 (1979)
Raven Darkholme continues to monitor Ms Marvel.
Marvel Team-Up #86 (1979)
It's revealed that the Guardians of the Galaxy gained an unspecified Avengers member status.
Captain America #218 (1978)
It's revealed that Captain America's recent boost in strength was caused by poisons from the Viper messing with his Super-Soldier Serum; when the poisons completely leave his system, Cap discovers his strength has returned to normal during THE CORPORATION.
Fantastic Four #200 (1978)
The Fantastic Four reform during THE OVERTHROW OF DOOM.
Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #17-18 (1978)
The Champions' break-up is revealed in flashbacks by Angel during WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THE CHAMPIONS?
Defenders #62 (1978)
Havok and Polaris return to New York as Defenders-for-a Day.
Power Man and Iron Fist #56-57 (1979)
The Living Pharaoh regains his powers as the Living Monolith, but is defeated and restored to human form again by the X-Men, Power Man and Iron Fist.
Marvel Team-Up #86 (1979)
The Guardians of the Galaxy are revealed to have 'temporary Avengers' status; the Deterrence Research Corporation hack SHIELD files and plan to board Drydock while it's in the present.
Avengers #181-182 (1979)
Henry Peter Gyrich becomes the Avengers liaison to the National Security Council and demands a cull in membership to seven members (and even chooses the members without consulting Iron Man); the bearded man is revealed to be Django Maximoff, Quicksilver and the Scarlet Witch's 'real' father; the Guardians of the Galaxy return to their own time during ON THE MATTER OF HEROES.
Avengers #183 (1979)
Ms Marvel joins the Avengers.
Marvel Super-Heroes Special #10-11 (1992)
Raven Darkholme reveals her goal when she kills Michael Barnett and tries to con the Hellfire Club out of weapons.
Avengers #186-187 (1979)
Pushed past breaking point, the Scarlet Witch is manipulated by Modred the Mystic into fighting the Avengers.
Avengers #194 (1980)
Wonder Man becomes a fully-fledged member of the Avengers; Django Maximoff suffers a heart attack and dies.
Avengers #197 (1980)
Jocasta becomes a provisional member of the Avengers.
Marvel Two-in-One #69 (1980)
Despite remaining on the Guardians of the Galaxy's space station to avoid meeting his younger self, Vance Astro visits his younger self, Vance Astrovik, and triggers his telekinetic powers early causing his future timeline to diverge (becoming Earth-691).
Avengers #202 (1980)
Using post-hypnotic suggestion, Ultron is revealed to have used Iron Man to rebuild him; Ultron attacks the Avengers and the Scarlet Witch for destroying his old body.
X-Men #141 (1980)
Raven Darkholme first uses the pseudonym 'Mystique'; Mystique is revealed to be the new leader of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, involved in a plot to kill Senator Robert Kelly during DAYS OF FUTURE PAST.
Avengers Annual #10 (1981)
Mystique is revealed to have an adopted daughter called Rogue during AND THE DEAD SHALL BURY THE LIVING.
What If? #32 (1982)
Uatu the Watcher reveals an alternate universe (Earth-82432) in which Carina Walters doesn't doubt Korvac; Korvac resurrects the dead Avengers as his pawns and continues with his plan; ultimately, Korvac's plot results in the destruction of the universe, including himself.
Contest of Champions #3 (1982)
The Grandmaster dies in order to resurrect his fellow Elder, the Collector; the Collector challenges Death to a game to win the Grandmaster's life back.
Vision and the Scarlet Witch #4 (1983)
Magneto is revealed to be the Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver's real father.
Marvel Graphic Novel #17: Revenge of the Living Monolith (1985)
Spider-Man and Thor face the Living Monolith again; the Monolith is cast out into space and left orbiting the Earth.
West Coast Avengers #9 (1986)
The Thing finally agrees to join the Avengers, though he never turns up.
West Coast Avengers #18 (1987)
The time-hopping West Coast Avengers team-up with the Two-Gun Kid again, reuniting him with Hawkeye.
Avengers #278 (1987)
Tyrak returns, attacking the Avengers' new Hydrobase headquarters in revenge for his previous humiliation.
Avengers Annual #16 (1987)
'Korvac' appears as one of the Grandmaster's Legion of the Unliving, though this is likely a facsimile; the Collector succeeds in resurrecting the Grandmaster in his contest with Death during FREEDOM.
Silver Surfer #3-4 (1987)
Silver Surfer #3-4 (1987)
The Collector resurrects his wife, Matani Tivan, who wills herself to die again; all of the Elders of the Universe gather together on-panel for the first time during FREEDOM.
Thor #411-412 (1989)
Vance Astrovik goes on to become a super-hero rather than an astronaut, initially adopting the codename Marvel Boy and joining the New Warriors during ACTS OF VENGEANCE.
Avengers West Coast #55 (1990)
After the Vision is dismantled and her children are revealed only to have been fragments of Master Pandemonium's lost soul, the Scarlet Witch has another breakdown and is manipulated by Magneto into attacking the Avengers again during ACTS OF VENGEANCE.
Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Master Edition (1990-1993) It's confirmed in various entries that the Guardians of the Galaxy received 'Honorary Avengers' status.
Silver Surfer #34 (1990)
Thanos returns from the dead during REBIRTH OF THANOS.
Fantastic Four Annual #24 (1991)
Thor #411-412 (1989)
Vance Astrovik goes on to become a super-hero rather than an astronaut, initially adopting the codename Marvel Boy and joining the New Warriors during ACTS OF VENGEANCE.
Avengers West Coast #55 (1990)
After the Vision is dismantled and her children are revealed only to have been fragments of Master Pandemonium's lost soul, the Scarlet Witch has another breakdown and is manipulated by Magneto into attacking the Avengers again during ACTS OF VENGEANCE.
Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Master Edition (1990-1993) It's confirmed in various entries that the Guardians of the Galaxy received 'Honorary Avengers' status.
Silver Surfer #34 (1990)
Thanos returns from the dead during REBIRTH OF THANOS.
Fantastic Four Annual #24 (1991)
A flashback reveals that, from a distance, Galactus used the Ultimate Nullifier to attack Korvac during his fight with the Avengers; before he could die, Korvac sent his life-force and power to a genetic ancestor of his; it's also revealed that Korvac mentally controlled Thor to make him kill Carina, rather than Carina committing suicide; the Guardians of the Galaxy travel to present day Earth-616 again when Starhawk senses a disruption in the timeline caused by Korvac and meet the genetic ancestor Korvac transferred his powers to; Korvac's consciousness heads into the future again during THE KORVAC QUEST.
Guardians of the Galaxy Annual #1 (1991)
Guardians of the Galaxy Annual #1 (1991)
The Guardians follow Korvac's essence through time until it inhabits Korvac's father in Reality-691; the power kills Jordan Korvac and jumps to the newborn Michael Korvac; Galactus takes the power back, though Korvac's mother swears vengeance against the Guardians of the Galaxy for the death of her husband; the Guardians consider killing the infant Korvac during THE KORVAC QUEST.
Avengers #338-339 (1991)
Avengers #338-339 (1991)
The Collector's true form is first revealed.
Guardians of the Galaxy #21-23 (1992)
Uncanny X-Men #299 (1993)
Mystique and Sabretooth are revealed to have a human son, Grayon Creed, during LEGACIES.
X-Men Unlimited #4 (1994)
Mystique is revealed to be Nightcrawler's mother.
X-Factor #130 (1997)
Graydon Creed is assassinated during THE ASSASSINATION OF GRAYDON CREED.
Captain America #18-19 (1999)
X-Men Forever #2 (2001)
Mystique is revealed to be behind Graydon Creed assassination.
Uncanny X-Men #430-431 (2003)
Polaris discovers she is Magneto's daughter.
Avengers #500-503 (2004)
The Scarlet Witch has her biggest breakdown yet and attacks the Avengers for hiding the truth about her children from her, killing some members in the process during AVENGERS DISASSEMBLED.
She-Hulk #4 (2006)
Two-Gun Kid is stranded in the present again.
Mighty Avengers #6 (2007)
Ms Marvel and Wonder Man finally hook up during THE INITIATIVE.
Mighty Avengers #7 (2008)
The Wasp finally designs a whole batch of costumes for Wonder Man (but they're all ugly as hell) during SECRET INVASION: THE INFILTRATION / VENOM BOMB.
Secret Invasion: Requiem #1 (2009)
After the death of the Wasp, Hank Pym and Jocasta enter into a relationship during SECRET INVASION / EARTH'S MIGHTIEST.
Mighty Avengers #21 (2009)
Jocasta becomes a fully-fledged Avenger (more specifically, as a member of Hank Pym's 'Mighty Avengers') during DARK REIGN.
Ms Marvel #33 (2009)
Ms Marvel learns Michael Rossi is alive.
Mighty Avengers #35 (2010)
Captain America: The Korvac Saga #1-4 (2011)
Guardians of the Galaxy #21-23 (1992)
The Minions of Menace return on Earth-691.
Guardians of the Galaxy Annual #2 (1992)
Ultra-Max infects Mainframe and drives it to create another version of Korvac; 'Korvac' is defeated by the Galactic Guardians; the Minions of Menace become the Intimidators during THE SYSTEM BYTES.
Avengers West Coast #90 (1993)
Ultron creates a replacement bride with a personality derived from Mockingbird, naming her War Toy.
Guardians of the Galaxy Annual #2 (1992)
Ultra-Max infects Mainframe and drives it to create another version of Korvac; 'Korvac' is defeated by the Galactic Guardians; the Minions of Menace become the Intimidators during THE SYSTEM BYTES.
Avengers West Coast #90 (1993)
Ultron creates a replacement bride with a personality derived from Mockingbird, naming her War Toy.
Uncanny X-Men #299 (1993)
Mystique and Sabretooth are revealed to have a human son, Grayon Creed, during LEGACIES.
X-Men Unlimited #4 (1994)
Mystique is revealed to be Nightcrawler's mother.
Guardians of the Galaxy #51-53 (1994)
Tork recruits Drax the Destroyer of Earth-691 in a revenge plot against the Guardians of the Galaxy.
Tork recruits Drax the Destroyer of Earth-691 in a revenge plot against the Guardians of the Galaxy.
X-Factor #130 (1997)
Graydon Creed is assassinated during THE ASSASSINATION OF GRAYDON CREED.
Captain America #18-19 (1999)
Captain America uses a Cosmic Cube to scatter the seemingly resurrected Korvac across six dimensions; some consider this to be the Korvac of an alternate Earth (Earth-69901).
Uncanny X-Men #376 (2000)
The Living Monolith meets his destiny as one of the Twelve during APOCALYPSE: THE TWELVE.
Uncanny X-Men #376 (2000)
The Living Monolith meets his destiny as one of the Twelve during APOCALYPSE: THE TWELVE.
X-Men Forever #2 (2001)
Mystique is revealed to be behind Graydon Creed assassination.
Uncanny X-Men #430-431 (2003)
Polaris discovers she is Magneto's daughter.
Avengers #500-503 (2004)
The Scarlet Witch has her biggest breakdown yet and attacks the Avengers for hiding the truth about her children from her, killing some members in the process during AVENGERS DISASSEMBLED.
She-Hulk #4 (2006)
Two-Gun Kid is stranded in the present again.
Mighty Avengers #6 (2007)
Ms Marvel and Wonder Man finally hook up during THE INITIATIVE.
Mighty Avengers #7 (2008)
The Wasp finally designs a whole batch of costumes for Wonder Man (but they're all ugly as hell) during SECRET INVASION: THE INFILTRATION / VENOM BOMB.
Secret Invasion: Requiem #1 (2009)
After the death of the Wasp, Hank Pym and Jocasta enter into a relationship during SECRET INVASION / EARTH'S MIGHTIEST.
Mighty Avengers #21 (2009)
Jocasta becomes a fully-fledged Avenger (more specifically, as a member of Hank Pym's 'Mighty Avengers') during DARK REIGN.
Ms Marvel #33 (2009)
Ms Marvel learns Michael Rossi is alive.
Mighty Avengers #35 (2010)
Carina Walters returns; Hank Pym pulls dispersed energy together into the form of the Wasp (who had recently been turned into a bomb by the Skrulls) during SIEGE.
New Avengers #1 (2010)
The Thing becomes a fully-fledged member of the Avengers during THE HEROIC AGE.
New Avengers #1 (2010)
The Thing becomes a fully-fledged member of the Avengers during THE HEROIC AGE.
Captain America: The Korvac Saga #1-4 (2011)
An alternate version of the Korvac Saga is revealed, taking place on Earth-20051.
Avengers Academy #10 (2011)
Avengers Academy #10 (2011)
Veil releases the 'Wasp' from Underspace, but she turns out to be Carina Walters.
Avengers Academy #11-12 (2011)
Avengers Academy #11-12 (2011)
Korvac returns to reclaim his wife, but Carina reminds him she chose death over him (undoing the previous retcon); Carina calls forth future, more experienced versions of the Avengers Academy trainees; future Hazmat kills Korvac with anti-matter.
Axis #7 (2015)
The Scarlet Witch discovers Magneto isn't actually related to her and Quicksilver in any way during AXIS.
Axis #7 (2015)
The Scarlet Witch discovers Magneto isn't actually related to her and Quicksilver in any way during AXIS.
Guardians 3000 #7-8 (2015)
The Guardians of the Galaxy of Earth-691 travel to present day Earth-616 to track the source of temporal instability to a home in Forest Hills where Korvac is, this time, trying to recreate the multiverse under his influence in an effort to end universal decay; reality is reshaped before he gets a chance to do so.
Korvac Saga #1-4 (2015)
In the reshaped reality (Earth-15513), the Guardians of the Galaxy act as law enforcement agents in the Forest Hills area of the City domain on Battleworld; Korvac unleashes his full power and realises Doctor Doom (now 'God Doom') has altered reality; for his heresy, Korvac is killed by the Thor Corps; the Guardians swear to pick up Korvac's cause but reality is reset before they get a chance during SECRET WARS.
The Guardians of the Galaxy of Earth-691 travel to present day Earth-616 to track the source of temporal instability to a home in Forest Hills where Korvac is, this time, trying to recreate the multiverse under his influence in an effort to end universal decay; reality is reshaped before he gets a chance to do so.
Korvac Saga #1-4 (2015)
In the reshaped reality (Earth-15513), the Guardians of the Galaxy act as law enforcement agents in the Forest Hills area of the City domain on Battleworld; Korvac unleashes his full power and realises Doctor Doom (now 'God Doom') has altered reality; for his heresy, Korvac is killed by the Thor Corps; the Guardians swear to pick up Korvac's cause but reality is reset before they get a chance during SECRET WARS.
Avengers Legends: The Korvac Saga
Essential Avengers vol.8
Marvel Masterworks: Avengers vol.17
Collect Avengers #167-168, 170-177
Avengers: The Korvac Saga - Premiere Edition
Avengers: The Korvac Saga - Slipcase Edition
Guardians of the Galaxy: Tomorrow's Avengers vol.2
Guardians of the Galaxy: Tomorrow's Heroes Omnibus
Collect Avengers #167-168, 170-177 and Thor Annual #6
Captain Marvel: Ms. Marvel Omnibus - A Hero is Born
Essential Ms. Marvel vol.1
Marvel Masterworks: Ms. Marvel vol.2
Captain Marvel: Ms. Marvel Omnibus - A Hero is Born
Essential Ms. Marvel vol.1
Marvel Masterworks: Ms. Marvel vol.2
Include Ms Marvel #16-19
Essential Marvel Team-Up vol.3
Spider-Man: Marvel Team-Up by Claremont and Byrne
X-Men Epic Collection vol.5: Second Genesis
Include Marvel Team-Up #69-70
Essential Marvel Two-in-One vol.2
Includes Marvel Two-in-One #40-41
Captain America and the Korvac Saga
Captain America and the Korvac Saga
Includes Avengers #167
Avengers: Ultron Unleashed
Includes Avengers #170-171
Legendary Star-Lord vol.4: Out of Orbit
Includes Avengers #174
Essential Thor vol.7
Essential Thor vol.7
Marvel Masterworks: The Mighty Thor vol.16
Includes Thor Annual #6
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