Thanos was born one of the Titanians, later revealed to be the peaceful offshoot of the Eternals of Earth who lived in their perfect little society on one of Saturn’s moons (though the origin of the Titanians in this story is more mythological). Thanos, however, wasn’t like his father Mentor or his brother Eros. Thanos wanted to make weapons. Thanos wanted to kill!
So Mentor banished Thanos from the Eternals of Titan. Seeking vengeance and power, the so-called ‘Mad Titan’ built himself an army and attacked the Titanians. Mentor appealed to his super-powerful father, the abstract, god-like Kronos, who created one superhuman being called Drax the Destroyer from part of the Earth itself and sent him to eliminate Thanos. But Drax met with defeat and was taken prisoner by Thanos. The desperate Destroyer sent out a signal for help…
Aside from the Avengers, Thanos’ actions will all heavily impact another hero, Captain Marvel (the heroic member of the alien Kree originally known as Mar-Vell), who shares his space in the positive matter universe with Rick Jones. When Marv fights on Earth, Rick finds himself in the Negative Zone, until the two switch places so Rick can try to live a normal life!
This epic ’70s tale from Marvel Comics introduces a whole host of characters and concepts to the Marvel Universe!
Major Crossover: While the story that runs through the Captain Marvel series works perfectly well on its own, the Avengers, Iron Man and Marvel Feature issues directly relate which marks this as a crossover event; the additional tie-in issues of Daredevil and Marvel Team-Up are optional extras which expand on the main story further.
Spoilers: The issue/story overviews may include spoilers, so be warned!
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Previous events that directly impact this story:
- THE COMING OF CAPTAIN MARVEL (1967-1968) – Mar-Vell becomes a hero on Earth
Want to keep it simple? Here’s the chronological reading order without story descriptions, or spoilers:
- Iron Man #55
- Captain Marvel #25-29
- Marvel Feature #12
- Captain Marvel #30
- Marvel Team-Up #16-17 (tie-in)
- Daredevil #105-107 (tie-in)
- Captain Marvel #31-32
- Avengers #125
- Captain Marvel #33
| Must-Read | Title, Issue Number & Synopsis |
| ✔ | Iron Man #55 Drax the Destroyer telepathically contacts Iron Man (Tony Stark) to request his aid against Thanos, but the Blood Brothers capture the armoured hero first. At Thanos’ Nevada base, Iron Man breaks free and gets his armour super-charged from space by Mentor. He frees Drax and, together, they beat the Blood Brothers and find out Thanos switched himself out for a robot version at some stage, because it’s the ‘70s. Drax heads off to locate Thanos, while Iron Man prepares to return to New York where he plans to warn the Avengers about this new threat to planet Earth. 1st appearance: Blood Brothers, Children of Thanos/Thanos Army/Thanos-Thralls, Chronos/Kronos, Drax the Destroyer, Eros, ISAAC/Integral Synaptic Anti-Anionic Computer, Mentor, Thanos, Titan (moon), Titanians (Eternals of Titan) |
| ✔ | Captain Marvel #25 A cop shoots Dr Benjamin Savannah dead. When Rick Jones discovers the doc’s body, Rick’s own girlfriend, Lou-Ann Savannah, sells him out to the murderous cop. At the police precinct, Rick switches places with Captain Marvel (Mar-Vell) and suddenly finds himself opposed by a number of allies and enemies, some of whom are meant to be dead. Rick Jones switches back again and learns their opponents are actually the shape-shifting alien Skrulls called Skragg and the Super-Skrull! Captain Marvel returns and brings the building down on the Skrulls, but Rick still wants answers! 1st appearance: Skragg |
| ✔ | Captain Marvel #26 Captain Marvel and Rick Jones learn that Lou-Ann Savannah was being mind-controlled and head to the the suspected villain’s hideout. The Super-Skrull uses alien tech to steal the voice of the Thing and manipulate the super-strong member of the Fantastic Four into fending off Captain Marvel. Marv defeat the Thing, believing him to be the Super-Skrull. The true villain is revealed to be Thanos – accompanied by a mysterious hooded figure – who has taken over Saturn’s moon, Titan. Now he plans to take over Earth. Thanos forces Captain Marvel to return to the Negative Zone. When Rick Jones materialises in the Captain’s place, Thanos teleports him away. 1st modern appearance: Death (unnamed) New identity: Titan as Titian |
| ✔ | Captain Marvel #27 Thanos takes a printout of Rick Jones’ memories to learn the location of the Cosmic Cube – the most powerful weapon in the universe! He and his hooded companion head to Louisiana to retrieve the Cube, but Drax the Destroyer blocks their path. On Titan, Rick summons Captain Marvel who joins forces with Mentor and Eros, beats the Super-Skrull to death and learns the Supreme Intelligence placed the location of the Cube in Rick’s brain. Mentor transports Marv to Avengers Mansion on Earth where he discovers Lou-Ann Savannah unconscious. |
| ✔ | Captain Marvel #28 Each member of the Avengers is systematically taken down by a mysterious foe until only Captain Marvel is left. The villain stands revealed as the one who placed the Control Disc on Lou-Ann. Announcing himself the Controller, the villain’s discs don’t work on Marv due to his connection with Rick, so he brings a chunk of Avengers Mansion down on him. Rick switches with Mar-Vell and finds himself trapped in rubble, while Marv ends up on a weird plane of existence with a talking tree stump. In Louisiana, Thanos defeats Drax with the trippy-as-all-Hell ‘time-mind sync-warp’, reveals his companion as the physical embodiment of Death and makes off with the Cosmic Cube. 1st appearance: Eon (unnamed) |
| Must-Read | Title, Issue Number & Synopsis |
| ✔ | Captain Marvel #29 The talking tree stump, Eon, forces Captain Marvel to relive all his most painful moments, showing him that violence only made everything worse. Eon tells the origin of the Titanians their connection to the gods of Olympus. He then grants Marv ‘Cosmic Awareness’ and forces him to confront his fears – and himself – on the psychic plane. On Titan, Thanos reclaims Mentor and Eros as his prisoners. 1st appearance: Eon (named), Sui-San, Uranosian War (event) Identity revealed: Mentor’s real name is A’Lars |
| ✔ | Captain Marvel #30 (pp.1-5) Returned to Earth with a new purpose, Captain Marvel prepares to pursue the Controller. Iron Man heads west to investigate the ruins of Thanos’ original base. Thanos orders the Controller to kill Captain Marvel when he arrives. Mordecai P Boggs asks Rick Jones to perform at his cafe… |
| ✔ | Marvel Feature #12 Iron Man flies to Thanos’ Nevada base to confront him, passing over the Thing’s head and sending him into a rage for being ignored. Thanos gives the order to kill them both and the Blood Brothers reveal their true nature as galactic vampires! The Thing and Iron Man defeat the two Brothers, so Thanos uses the Cosmic Cube to teleport them away. With his battery almost completely drained, Iron Man has to let the Thing walk home. Also see MONSTER VS MONSTER |
| ✔ | Captain Marvel #30 (pp.6-19) Captain Marvel defeats the Controller, despite him having the combined strength of the 1000 people under his control. As punishment, Thanos sucks the villain into a warp hole. Lou-Ann Savannah is finally reunited with Rick and free from the Controller’s power. Drax the Destroyer knocks on the Avengers’ door. And Thanos reveals he has no intention of using the Cosmic Cube as a weapon… |
| Marvel Team-Up #16 (tie-in) When the Kree Alpha Stone that the jewel-thief Basil Elks is stealing is shot by a museum security guard, he’s transformed into the super-human Basilisk and immediately attracts the attention of Spider-Man. Captain Marvel finds the jewel’s counterpart – the Omega Stone – before Basilisk can, only for it to grow in size, suck Mar-Vell inside it and disappear. Basilisk escapes by launching himself into the air with his own eye-beams! 1st appearance: Basilisk/Basil Elks, Alpha Stone, Omega Stone | |
| Marvel Team-Up #17 (tie-in) Mister Fantastic (Reed Richards) has a device that allows him and Spider-Man to locate Kree power sources. The two heroes head underground, where the Mole Man is utilising the Omega Stone as a power-source for his new laser cannon. Basilisk emerges, attacking the Mole Man and win back the stone. Captain Marvel switches space with Rick Jones who is ejected from the stone. Basilisk is swallowed up by lava as the caves begin to collapse. Mole Man is buried under falling rock, while the heroes make their escape. Rick uses the Nega-Bands to trade places with Marv again and continue on his way to San Fransisco. |
| Must-Read | Title, Issue Number & Synopsis |
| Daredevil #105 (tie-in) Daredevil (aka San Fransisco-based lawyer Matt Murdock) faces defeat at the hands of Kraven the Hunter and is hurled off a cliff edge to his inevitable death. Madame MacEvil teleports DD aboard her spaceship. Now going by ‘Moon Dragon‘, she explains away the time she manipulated Iron Man and the Sub-Mariner as a test to find allies capable of defeating Thanos. All of Daredevil’s most recent foes were sent by her, with Moon Dragon beliving Daredevil might’ve been a pawn of Thanos. But it’s Matt Murdock’s new boss, Kerwin J Broderick, who is revealed as Thanos’ true ally. Broderick shoots Moondragon with a laser gun and summons a creature called Terrex from his garden! 1st appearance: Terrex New identity: Madame MacEvil as Moon Dragon | |
| Daredevil #106 (tie-in) Lawyer Kerwin J Broderick takes control of Moon Dragon’s minions, the Dark Messiah and Ramrod. If the city doesn’t name Broderick its rightful ruler, he’ll use Terrex (a living but mindless Titanian doomsday weapon) to suck all the life out of its inhabitants. Moon Dragon restores Daredevil’s sight so he can operate the machinery needed to save her life. The Black Widow reunites with Daredevil who asks Moondragon to make him blind again in order to restore his special senses so they can defeat Terrex. Meanwhile, the monstrous Terrex sucks the life-force out of Angar the Screamer‘s girlfriend and he swears revenge. | |
| Daredevil #107 (tie-in) Broderick merges with Terrex! Captain Marvel arrives and reveals that only un-life can defeat the creature. Daredevil faces Terrex as Matt Murdock to throw him off guard. Angar and Moon Dragon combine their powers to show Terrex the concept of un-life by breaking an egg over his head on the psychic plane! With that, Terrex is gone, leaving only the body of Kerwin J Broderick – beaten by an egg that didn’t exist. With his mission complete, Captain Marvel heads back to New York. | |
| Avengers #125 (pp.1-3) Captain America returns to the Avengers (following the harrowing events of SECRET EMPIRE, 1973-1974). Earth’s Mightiest Heroes recall their recent triumph over the Star-Stalker. Lou-Ann Savannah makes an unexpected return to Avengers Mansion (though the team seem to have forgotten who she and Thanos are)… Also see SECRET EMPIRE | |
| ✔ | Captain Marvel #31 Motivated by his love for Death, Thanos teleports Captain Marvel, Drax the Destroyer, Moon Dragon and Iron Man to Titan where Kronos is now his captive. Eros joins the heroes’ attack on Thanos, while Mentor and the sentient computer ISAAC throw Titan out of Saturn’s orbit. Thanos soundly defeats Captain Marvel, wins a psychic war against Moon Dragon and absorbs the power of the Cosmic Cube into himself, becoming one with the universe! |
| Must-Read | Title, Issue Number & Synopsis |
| ✔ | Captain Marvel #32 (pp.1-14) Iron Man and Captain Marvel seek out the empty Cosmic Cube, so Thanos creates demons to attack them. Drax’s efforts to humiliate Thanos by destroying him in front of Death are easily repelled as the Mad Titan hits back by revealing Drax was once the human Arthur Douglas until Thanos killed him and his family when they witnessed him on Earth. Arthur’s daughter, Heather Douglas, survived and was sent to Titan by Emlot to become Moon Dragon… Identity revealed: Drax the Destroyer is Arthur Douglas, Moon Dragon is Heather Douglas |
| Avengers #125 (pp.5-17) The Avengers join the fight against Thanos, taking a Quinjet and the Zodiac‘s Star Cruiser up to the stars to smash their way through Thanos’ fleet. They destroy the ship that holds the Universal Language Equaliser, leaving Thanos’ forces unable to communicate with each other. The Avengers return to Avengers Mansion and Thanos hears the fate of his fleet while hiding behind a chimney… Also see SECRET EMPIRE | |
| ✔ | Captain Marvel #32 (pp.14-18) Rick switches with Marv and is transported back to Avengers Mansion by ISAAC with the empty Cosmic Cube. Rick taunts Thanos, saying he only beat Captain Marvel because he had the Cube. So Thanos agrees to prove him wrong by killing Captain Marvel without the Cube’s power! 1st appearance: Czar-Doon, Yvette Douglas, Tree of Eternity |
| ✔ | Captain Marvel #33 (pp.1-7) Captain Marvel gets trounced by the allegedly Cube-free Thanos in the Avengers’ library. Thanos only stops beating Marv to death when he hears a ship from his own fleet crashing into Manhattan… |
| Avengers #125 (p.18) / Captain Marvel #33 (p.8) The Avengers return to Earth, unaware Thanos is hiding behind their chimney… Also see SECRET EMPIRE | |
| ✔ | Captain Marvel #33 (pp.8-18) Thanos shifts the Avengers one heartbeat out of phase with time, though except Mantis is unaffected due to her own abilities, allowing her to obtain the Cosmic Cube. Drax and Captain Marvel face the disembodied cosmic head of Thanos who rapidly ages Marv. But the Kree hero karate chops the Cube, smashing it and removing the threat of Thanos from existence. The Avengers return to reality, Captain Marvel’s youth is restored and Drax the Destroyer flies off, angry that Marv has deprived him of purpose now that Thanos is dead. New identity: Moon Dragon/Heather Douglas as Moondragon |
| Must Reads | Issues & Fallout | Event/Crossover |
| Iron Man #56 (1973) Iron Man intended warning the Avengers about Thanos, but they weren’t home and… well, I guess he forgot! | ||
| ✔ | Logan’s Run #6 (1977) After parting ways with Iron Man upon their first meeting, Drax the Destroyer continued to chase Thanos through the universe. | |
| Marvel Two-in-One #1 (1974) The Thing continues his journey back to New York after his team-up with Iron Man. | MONSTER VS MONSTER | |
| Fantastic Four #144 (1974) The Fantastic Four (Mister Fantastic, Thing, Human Torch & Medusa) reform. | ||
| Fantastic Four #149 (1974) The Invisible Girl forgives Mister Fantastic for putting their son, Franklin Richards, into a coma to control his powers and returns to the Fantastic Four. | ||
| Creatures on the Loose #32 (1974) Kraven the Hunter somehow avoids incarceration and goes on to pursue the Man-Wolf. | ||
| Daredevil #108-111 (1974) The Black Widow reveals her jealousy over Daredevil’s feelings for Moondragon; Moondragon makes it clear she has no interest in Daredevil; Commissioner Robert O’Hara heads to New York to find his brother’s killer; O’Hara passes up a chance to kill his brother’s murderer, the Mandrill. | BLACK SPECTRE | |
| ✔ | Thanos Annual #1 (2014) It’s revealed that Thanos teleported the Blood Brothers back to Titan; Thanos meets his future self who wields the power of the Infinity Gauntlet. | |
| ✔ | Captain Marvel #34 (1974) Mentor updates Captain Marvel on the status of everyone affected by Thanos assault on the universe; the Titanian Eternals continue to celebrate; Moondragon has returned to the monastery for contemplation; Kronos is free; Drax the Destroyer wanders aimlessly; Captain Marvel battles Nitro and is exposed to Compound 13; Mordecai P Boggs officially starts managing Rick Jones; despite everything they’ve gone through, Rick Jones and Lou-Ann Savannah part ways; Eros is revealed to have survived the war with Thanos. | |
| Avengers #126 (1974) Still reeling from his encounter with the Secret Empire, Captain America quits the Avengers. Captain America #176 (1974) Steve Rogers quits being Captain America. | SECRET EMPIRE | |
| Daredevil #117 (1975) Paul Carson‘s flirtations with the Black Widow aren’t addressed again; Daredevil leaves San Francisco and relocates to New York. | ||
| Giant-Size Avengers #2 (1974) Swordsman sacrifices himself to save his fellow Avengers. | THE CELESTIAL MADONNA SAGA | |
| Incredible Hulk #189 (1975) Mole Man reveals that he survived the falling rock when some of his Moloids created a ‘human’ arch, sacrificing themselves so he could escape. | ||
| Avengers #133-135 (1975) Moondragon returns to Earth and is revealed to be one of the possible candidates for the role of ‘Celestial Madonna’. | THE CELESTIAL MADONNA SAGA | |
| Giant-Size Avengers #4 (1974) The Vision marries the Scarlet Witch and Mantis marries the ‘ghost’ of the Swordsman, putting any rumours about Vision and Mantis to rest; Libra attends Mantis’ wedding. | THE CELESTIAL MADONNA SAGA CONSUMMATION | |
| Marvel Premiere #25 (1975) Angar the Screamer returns, demonstrating an altered power-set. | IRON FIST MUST DIE! | |
| Daredevil #124 (1975) The Black Widow decides to leave Daredevil and figure herself out. | ||
| Marvel Chillers #3 (1976) The Super-Skrull returns as ‘Joshua Plague‘, having survived his encounter with Captain Marvel thanks to astrotropic serums. | ||
| ✔ | Iron Man #88-90 (1976) The Controller and Blood Brothers return and have a rematch with Iron Man; a flashback reveals that, at the moment of Thanos’ defeat, the Controller found himself beneath the rubble of the building where he’d fought Captain Marvel and was nursed back to health by homeless people. |
| Must Reads | Issues & Fallout | Event / Crossover |
| Marvel Two-in-One #17 (1976) Marvel Team-Up #47 (1976) Basilisk returns and faces Spider-Man again; a flashback reveals that Basilisk escaped death by entering the Omega Stone and absorbed its energies. | FUTURE SHOCK! | |
| ✔ | Warlock #9 (1975) Thanos is revealed to have survived the destruction of the Cosmic Cube. | THE INFINITY EFFECT |
| ✔ | Captain Marvel #41-44 (1975-1976) Ronan the Accuser is revealed to be alive; Drax the Destroyer returns, still lacking purpose and looking to kill Captain Marvel for it; Drax senses Thanos’ return and resumes his hunt. Warlock #15 (1976) Thanos’ death is predicted. | HOMECOMING |
| ✔ | Captain Marvel #50 (1977) Captain Marvel tricks the Super-Adaptoid into emulating his Nega-Bands, then uses their powers to free Rick Jones from the Negative Zone, separating Jones and Mar-Vell and leaving the Adaptoid trapped in the Zone. | |
| ✔ | Avengers Annual #7 (1977) Marvel Two-in-One Annual #2 (1977) Thanos reveals how the Blood Brothers saved him after his defeat at the hands of Captain Marvel, dragging his body aboard their ship; Thanos battles the Avengers and Captain Marvel, but is ultimately defeated by Adam Warlock who kills him. | THE FINAL THREAT |
| Eternals #1 (1976) First official appearance of the Eternals. | ||
| ✔ | Marvel Two-in-One #42 (1978) The Cosmic Cube is revealed to have been collected up by SHIELD after the battle with Thanos. | |
| ✔ | Captain Marvel #58-61 (1978) Drax attacks Captain Marvel again before making peace with him; a failsafe programme kicks in turning ISAAC into an enemy of the Titanian Eternals. | THE DARK CORNERS |
| Marvel Spotlight #3 (1979) Captain Marvel begins falling in love with Elysius, a being created by IASSAC; Eon returns to warn Captain Marvel of an alien threat to Earth. | ||
| ✔ | What If? #24-25 (1980) The origins of Kronos and Mentor are revealed; it’s revealed that Kronos’ body was destroyed by an explosion, but he became one with the universe and time; the Titanians’ origins are retconned to be connected to the Eternals, rather than the Greek pantheon. | |
| Thor #314 (1981) Moondragon finally decides to reunite with her father, Drax the Destroyer. | ||
| ✔ | Marvel Graphic Novel: The Death of Captain Marvel (1982) Captain Marvel is revealed to have cancer due to exposure to the Compound 13 gas during his battle with Nitro; Captain Marvel dies and is taken to the other side by Thanos; the role of Protector of the Universe is left vacant. | |
| Avengers #219 (1982) Moondragon becomes power-obsessed and takes over an alien world; Mondragon kill her father, Drax, before she’s defeated by the Avengers. | ||
| New Defenders #138 (1984) The ‘cosmic slithering beast of interstellar legend’ Moondragon was named after, the Dragon of the Moon, first appears; a flashback reveals that Moondragon believed she had defeated the Dragon of the Moon in battle, but it took up residence in her mind. | ||
| Avengers #252-253 (1985) Eros (now going by the name Starfox) depowers the Blood Brothers during their fight with the Avengers. | ||
| New Defenders #143 (1985) Moondragon recalls her parents’ deaths again before giving in to the evil of the Dragon of the Moon. | ||
| Daredevil #223 (1985) Daredevil next regains his sight thanks to the Beyonder. | SECRET WARS II | |
| Fantastic Four #289 (1986) Basilisk is killed by the Scourge of the Underworld. | SCOURGE OF THE UNDERWORLD | |
| Solo Avengers #16, 18, 20 (1989) Moondragon is resurrected with the help of her cousin, Sundragon. | ||
| Quasar #2 (1989) Following the death of Captain Marvel, Eon makes Quasar the new Protector of the Universe. | THE COSMIC AVENGER |
| Must Reads | Issues & Fallout | Event/Crossover |
| Avengers Spotlight #22 (1989) The Swordsman’s origins are fully revealed. | ||
| ✔ | Silver Surfer #34-38 (1990) Thanos is resurrected as an agent of Death, beginning a long line of deaths and resurrections; Drax is resurrected by Chronos to combat the restored Thanos; Drax’s form is far bulkier, though he displays diminished intelligence due to the damage Moondragon did to his mind. Silver Surfer #44-45 (1990) Having obtained all of the Infinity Gems, Thanos creates the Infinity Gauntlet. | REBIRTH OF THANOS |
| ✔ | Quasar #23 (1991) Quasar fails as a protector to Eon when he’s killed by Maelstrom. | |
| ✔ | Quasar #25 (1991) Eon’s true origin as the offspring of Eternity is revealed. | |
| ✔ | Infinity Gauntlet #1 (1991) Thanos’ efforts to complete Death’s latest mission and win her heart fail again due to him becoming more powerful than she is thanks to the Infinity Gauntlet. Quasar #27 (1991) Epoch is born of Eon’s corpse, giving Quasar renewed purpose as Protector of the Universe. Infinity Gauntlet #5 (1991) Adam Warlock confronts Thanos with the reason why his schemes always fail. | THE INFINITY GAUNTLET |
| ✔ | Warlock and the Infinity Watch #7 (1992) Following Drax’s resurrection, he and Moondragon (who has since redeemed herself) find themselves members of the same team, the Infinity Watch; Drax doesn’t remember Moondragon killing him due to his diminished intelligence levels. | THE INFINITY WAR |
| ✔ | Warlock Chronicles #2 (1993) Thanos is revealed to be the secret sixth member of the Infinity Watch and bearer of the Reality Gem. | THE INFINITY CRUSADE |
| Cosmic Powers Unlimited #4 (1996) Moondragon makes up for killing Drax by restoring his damaged mind. | THE LEGACY OF CAPTAIN MARVEL | |
| Avengers Forever #1-12 (2000) It’s revealed that Captain America was plucked from time to fight Immortus in the Destiny War, just before his return to the Avengers and the final battle with Thanos; though Cap may not remember the Destiny War, it probably didn’t help his overall attitude (and his hazy memory may go some way to explaining why he doesn’t know who Thanos and Lou-Ann Savannah are at first); Rick Jones accesses the Destiny Force once again; Rick is joined with Mar-Vell’s son, Genis-Vell, via the Nega-Bands. | ||
| ✔ | Drax the Destroyer #1-4 (2006) Drax the Destroyer is killed by Paibok the Power-Skrull; he’s soon reborn in a new, tattooed form and kills one of the Blood Brothers. | |
| ✔ | Annihilation #4 (2007) Drax the Destroyer finally gets to kill Thanos (though he doesn’t stay dead). | ANNIHILATION |
| Thanos Rising #1-5 (2013) Thanos and Mentor’s origins are expanded (in a contradictory and confusing way). | MARVEL NOW! | |
| Daredevil #1 (2014) Daredevil moves back to San Fransisco again after being disbarred in New York. | ALL-NEW MARVEL NOW! | |
| ✔ | Legendary Star-Lord #5 (2015) Czar-Doon of the Badoon makes his first full appearance; Czar-Doon was the alien who accompanied Thanos when he murdered Arthur Douglas and his family. | |
| ✔ | Thanos: The Infinity Finale OGN (2016) Death finally reciprocates Thanos’ affections. | THE INFINITY SAGA |
| Collected Edition Title | Collects… |
| Avengers Versus Thanos | Avengers #125 Avengers Annual #7 Captain Marvel #25-33 Daredevil #105-107 Iron Man #55 Logan’s Run #6 Marvel Feature #12 Marvel Two-in-One Annual #2 Warlock #9-11, 15 |
| Captain Marvel by Jim Starlin – The Complete Collection Captain Marvel: The Life of Captain Marvel | Captain Marvel #25-34 Iron Man #55 Marvel Feature #12 |
| Captain Mar-Vell Omnibus vol.1 | Captain Marvel #25-33 Iron Man #55 Marvel Super-Heroes #12-13 Not Brand Echh #9 |
| The Death of Captain Marvel Gallery Edition | Captain Marvel #1-34 Iron Man #55 Marvel Feature #12 Marvel Graphic Novel #1: The Death of Captain Marvel |
| Drax: Guardian of the Galaxy | Avengers #219-220 Captain Marvel #27-33, 43-44, 58-62 Iron Man #55 Logan’s Run #6 Marvel Graphic Novel #1: The Death of Captain Marvel Marvel Spotlight #1-2 Thor #314 Warlock #15 |
| Guardians of the Galaxy: Solo Classic Omnibus | Avengers #219-220 Avengers Annual #7 Captain Marvel #27-33, 43-44, 58-62 Incredible Hulk #271 Incredible Hulk Annual #5 Iron Man #55 Logan’s Run #6 Marvel Premiere #61 Marvel Preview #4, 11, 14-15 Marvel Spotlight #1-2, 6-7 Marvel Two-in-One Annual #2 Rocket Raccoon #1-4 Star-Lord: The Special Edition #1 Strange Tales #180-181 Tales to Astonish #13 Warlock #9-11, 15 |
| The Life and Death of Captain Marvel | Captain Marvel #25-34 Marvel Graphic Novel #1: The Death of Captain MarvelMarvel Spotlight #1-2 Marvel Super-Heroes #12-13 |
| Marvel Masterworks: Captain Marvel vol.3 | Captain Marvel #22-33 Iron Man #55 |
| The Thanos War: Infinity Origin Omnibus | Avengers #125 Avengers Annual #76 Captain Marvel #25-34 Iron Man #55 Logan’s Run #6 Marvel Feature #12 Marvel Graphic Novel #1: The Death of Captain Marvel Marvel Team-Up #55 Marvel Two-in-One Annual #2 Strange Tales #178-181 Warlock ##9-15 |
| Collected Edition Title | Includes… |
| Avengers Epic Collection: The Avengers/Defenders War (vol.7) Avengers Omnibus vol.5 Avengers: The Complete Celestial Madonna Saga | Avengers #125 Captain Marvel #33 |
| Marvel Masterworks: The Avengers vol.13 | Avengers #125 |
| Daredevil Epic Collection: Going Out West (vol.5) Daredevil Omnibus vol.3 | Daredevil #105-107 |
| Dakota North: Design for Dying | Daredevil #107 |
| Invincible Iron Man Omnibus vol.3 Iron Man Epic Collection: Battle Royal (vol.5) Marvel Masterworks: Iron Man vol.5 Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy: Prelude | Iron Man #55 |
| Marvel Masterworks: Marvel Two-in-One vol.1 Marvel Two-in-One Epic Collection: Cry Monster (vol.1) Marvel Two-in-One Omnibus vol.1 | Marvel Feature #12 |
| Marvel Masterworks: Marvel Team-Up vol.2 Marvel Team-Up Omnibus vol.1 | Marvel Team-Up #16-17 |
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