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Daily Bugle #8 - Death of Captain America Shakes The Marvel Universe
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: April 2007 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: The "MONTHLY" DAILY BUGLE: Chock full of interviews, a monthly checklist of on sale titles, images, variant covers, all for the cover price of 25 cents. 8 big color pages of Marvel excitement. Cover feature: Fallen Son: The Death of Captain America. Articles on: Ultimate Fantastic Four #42, Silver Surfer: Requiem, Punisher War Journal #7, Black Panther #28, Marvel Zombies: Dead Days, World War Hulk Prologue: World Breaker, X-Men: First Class Special, Marvel Illustrated: The Last of the Mohicans, Marvel Magic Handbook, Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man Annual #1 and Sensational Spider-Man Annual #1. Q & A with Dan Slott and Stefano Caselli.

Daily Bugle #13 - Messiah Complex: And Then There Were 199!
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: April 2007 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: The "MONTHLY" DAILY BUGLE: Chock full of interviews, a monthly checklist of on sale titles, images, variant covers, all for the cover price of 25 cents. 8 big color pages of Marvel excitement. Cover feature: X-Men: Messiah Complex One-Shot. Articles on: Mighty Avengers, Omega: The Unknown, X-Men: Die by the Sword, She-Hulk #22, Marvel Zombies 2, Howard the Duck and Avengers: The Initiative #7. 'In Memorium: Mike Wieringo,' which features remembrances from Molly Lazer, Steve Wacker, Ralph Macchio, Tom Brevoort, Nathan Cosby and Joe Quesada.

Daken: Dark Wolverine #7 - Empire: Act 2
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Marco Chechetto Writer(s): Marjorie Liu Release Date: March 16, 2011 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Daken and X-23 Collision Hardcover Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: In Madripoor, Daken is able to convince Tyger Tiger to work for him. Instead of having her own crew, however, she will have a new crew which will be made up of the various gang leaders throughout Madripoor. Inside a hangar, Tyger pits the leaders of three different gangs against each other. Once they are down to three – Kobus Van Holten, Takeshi, and Param, Tyger introduces them to Captain Gui and the members of the police who will be their new crew. Entering the laboratory, Daken reveals that he has been working with Malcolm Colcord and Dr. Metzger on the mysterious experiments that Tyger has been investigating. Just then, X-23 and Gambit arrive on the island of Madripoor to find Dr. Metzger. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net)

Daken: Dark Wolverine #8 - Collision: Part 2
Importance Rating: 6.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Marco Checchetto Writer(s): Daniel Way, Marjorie M. Liu Release Date: June 2011 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Daken and X-23 Collision Hardcover Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: In Madripoor, Daken faces off against X-23. He is surprised at how similar she is to Wolverine and invites her to join him. After X-23 declines and leaves, Daken makes his way to Malcolm Colcord. They discuss what has happened with the experiments and X-23 arriving in town, at which point Colcord says he can use her to further their cause. Just then, X-23 and Gambit arrive on the scene, having been led there by Daken. As X-23 begins to torture Colcord, Daken tries to convince Gambit to join him. When Gambit declines, they begin to do battle. Gambit is able to gain the upper hand but is distracted when he sees that X-23 is lying unconscious on the ground. Daken proceeds to knock him out and, along with Colcord, put X-23 into the trunk of a police car. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net)

Daken: Dark Wolverine #9 - Collision: Conclusion
Importance Rating: 6.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Marco Checchetto Writer(s): Daniel Way, Marjorie M. Liu Release Date: July 2011 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Daken and X-23 Collision Hardcover Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: Inside the facility, Daken and X-23 team up to take out the monstrous experiments manufactured by Malcolm Colcord. Unbeknownst to them, they are being watched by an unknown individual. In short time, the duo finds Colcord and learns there is an armed bomb inside the facility. Reaching the bomb, Daken and X-23 don’t disarm it, but begin to have a heart to heart conversation about what makes each other tick. When the bomb explodes, the blast engulfs Daken, X-23, and Colcord. Daken and X-23 are able to survive the blast and mutual respect is shown. As Gambit and X-23 prepare to leave Madripoor, Tyger Tiger gives Gambit a kiss. Inside a building somewhere in Madripoor, Daken has handcuffed the still alive, although disfigured, Colcord to a radiator. He tells him he’s not going to kill him and leaves him alone. Leaving the building, Daken is content with himself. He’s on top of the world, on top of life. It’s good to be him. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net)

Daredevil, Vol. 1 #330 - Tree Of Knowledge, Part 4: Disinformoracy
Importance Rating: 3.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Scott McDaniel Writer(s): DG Chichester Release Date: July 1994 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. Fun Facts: This issue features the first time we see interaction between Gambit and Daredevil. -
Comic Summary: Daredevil fights Steel Collar and the new Killobyte who were attacking national Guardsmen. He finds the X-Man Gambit lurking in the shadows, and together they drive them away. Gambit gives Daredevil the number of a roving rave party for hackers; DD might find some answers there. He and Captain America go there in disguise. They learn Knowbot was stealing information about "line-eaters", secret monitoring programs that record all information traded through computer and phone lines. Cap expresses his distaste for the current state of martial law. And delivers his optimistic view for the good the internet can do. DD offers a more pessimistic view. Karen Page watches the computer disk from her old producers about their new virtual sex service. They want her "talent". Angrily, she hits the computer. Suddenly, she sees grainy footage on the monitor of a teenage girl apparently being raped. She's sure she saw it, but she can't find it again. Checking in with the supporting cast, Matt refuses Elektra's come-ons. He says he's trying to break form his past, and she should do the same. This only strengthens Elektra's determination. John Garrett is made a reserve S.H.I.E.L.D. agent by Nick Fury. He's closely watched by Siege, another cyborg. Foggy Nelson is offered a job by TV station WFET, owned by Wilson "Kingpin" Fisk. In prison, Sinclair's lawyer is "eaten" by Bitmap who seems to melt out of the ceiling.

Dark X-Men, Volume 2 #1 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 7.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Jonas Scharf Writer(s): Steve Foxe Release Date: August 2023 Variant Covers: A. Adam Hughes Variant B. Adam Hughes Virgin Variant C. Alex Ross Connecting Variant D. Alex Ross Connecting Sketch Variant E. Salvador Larroca Variant F. Ejikure Unknown Comics Exclusive Variant G. Ejikure Unknown Comics Exclusive Virgin Variant H. Second Printing Trade Prints: None. Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: Following the explosive events of the Hellfire Gala, MADELYNE PRYOR realizes the world needs the X-Men now more than ever. HAVOK and GAMBIT have served on the team before... but never one that looks like this! And how does GIMMICK, breakout star of MARVEL'S VOICES: PRIDE, fall under the Goblin Queen's sway? Find out in the most horrific installment of the X-Men saga yet!

Dark X-Men, Volume 2 #1 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 7.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Jonas Scharf Writer(s): Steve Foxe Release Date: August 2023 Variant Covers: A. Adam Hughes Variant B. Adam Hughes Virgin Variant C. Alex Ross Connecting Variant D. Alex Ross Connecting Sketch Variant E. Salvador Larroca Variant F. Ejikure Unknown Comics Exclusive Variant G. Ejikure Unknown Comics Exclusive Virgin Variant H. Second Printing Trade Prints: None. Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: Following the explosive events of the Hellfire Gala, MADELYNE PRYOR realizes the world needs the X-Men now more than ever. HAVOK and GAMBIT have served on the team before... but never one that looks like this! And how does GIMMICK, breakout star of MARVEL'S VOICES: PRIDE, fall under the Goblin Queen's sway? Find out in the most horrific installment of the X-Men saga yet!

Darkstar and the Winter Guard #1 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Steve Ellis Writer(s): David Gallaher Release Date: August 2010 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Darkstar and the Winter Guard Fun Facts: Gambit does not appear in the Darkstar storyline, but is a main character in the reprint of X-Men Unlimited #28 featured in 3 parts throughout this series. -
Comic Summary: In Russia, the Agents of Atlas are battling Krang and his forces, who has taken Namora captive, wanting her to be his wife. The Winter Guard arrive on scene and team up with the Agents of Atlas. By using the power from the Uranian’s spaceship, they manage to create dimensional tear in which to banish Krang and his army after rescuing Namora. The two teams part, and the Agents of Atlas watch the Winter Guard hold a press conference. Upon returning to the Citadel, they Winter Guard are greeted by their liaison, Dimitri Bukharin, who tells them that they did a good job on the mission. The Red Guardian asks the Crimson Dynamo to accompany him to his workshop. The Crimson Dynamo is amazed at all the different Crimson Dynamo armor’s and other things that the Red Guardian has in his lab. Red Guardian strongly suggests to Crimson Dynamo that she stop questioning his order so much, before they begin to upgrade her armor. The new Darkstar asks Ursa Major if he thinks she is doing an okay job. Ursa Major takes Reena to the “shrine” he has for the original Darkstar and after a brief discussion about Laynia, Ursa Major gives Reena some encouraging words. Dimitri is monitoring the Winter Guard, as well as their captive, the Presence, when Colonel Alexi Vazhin arrives. They discuss the roster, while Vazhin threatens Bukharin, before giving the Winter Guard their next mission, in St Petersburg. The team arrives to find a massive tear in space-time. The Crimson Dynamo attempts to repair the tear - when a woman falls through the tear. The new Darkstar rescues her, and Ursa Major recognizes her as Fantasma! After the tear is sealed, Fantasma is brought back to the Citadel, where Bukharin is shocked to see his former teammate. He reveals that the death of the original Darkstar created a rift in the Winter Guard, resulting in several members leaving the team. Fantasma wakes, with a deadly warning of death, before collapsing in Bukharin’s arms. The Winter Guard boasts that they will find out what is going on and stop them. Meanwhile, Vanguard, Starlight and Powersurge arrive in St Petersburg, announcing that the Protectorate has returned! (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net)

Darkstar and the Winter Guard #2 - Fiery Revolution
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Steve Ellis Writer(s): David Gallaher Release Date: September 2010 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Darkstar and the Winter Guard Fun Facts: Gambit does not appear in the Darkstar storyline, but is a main character in the reprint of X-Men Unlimited #28 featured in 3 parts throughout this series. -
Comic Summary: In St Petersburg, Vanguard, Starlight and Powersurge - calling themselves the Protectorate - battle the militant group called Sword of Judgment. They take down the militant group with ease. At the Citadel, the new Darkstar and new Crimson Dynamo discuss the mysterious arrival of Fantasma, both bothered by her mysterious premonition and her slutty costume. The new Darkstar also reveals that she used to be fat and ugly, until she became Darkstar, having the technology at the Citadel change her. She worries that the life of Darkstar is not for her, before Crimson Dynamo detects another tear in reality. In the sick bay, Ursa Major and Dimitri Bukharin are trying to refresh Fantasma’s memories, reminding her of the Winter Guard’s past. The other members of the team soon arrive, and the Red Guardian turns on a monitor, showing the Protectorate in St Petersburg. Ursa Major is shocked to see his former teammates, before the team leaves to confront them. Back in St Petersburg, the Protectorate hope they can locate Fantasma, before the Winter Guard arrives. Vanguard tells them that they need the help of real heroes, not impostors, and the two teams battle, with Vanguard clearly bitter about his sister being replaced. At the Citadel, Dimitri takes Fantasma for a tour, where they encounter the Presence, locked in his holding cell. Fantasma then runs off, exclaiming that she must save them all. Dimitri realizes the Presence did something to Fantasma, and follows her, locating her in the sub-basement - where she is standing amongst a large nest of Dire Wraith eggs. Fantasma reveals that she was always confused about her history, but now knows her purpose, to release the Dire Wraith‘s out into the world once more. She touches the eggs, transforming herself into a Wraith - only to discover the eggs are not fertilized. She stalks Dimitri, wanting to use him, but he manages to escape, so Fantasma finds the Presence instead. Back in St Petersburg, Vanguard tells Reena that she is a mockery of everything his sister stood for, but he stands down when Starlight and Powersurge are overpowered, and he learns that the Winter Guard has Fantasma. The two teams journey back to the Citadel together, during which it is revealed that after the original Darkstar died, Vanguard, Starlight, Powersurge, Steel Guardian, Fantasma, Perun and Vostok left the Winter Guard and formed the Protectorate, journeying to Immortus’ Limbo, where Vanguard pleaded with the Immortus to manipulate time to get Darkstar back. Immortus agreed, providing the Protectorate serve as his personal guard, to defeat the Dire Wraiths which had taken over his realm. During that time Vanguard and Starlight became lovers, while the Steel Guardian was slain in battle, then they learned Fantasma herself was a Dire Wraith, who found a tear in reality and escaped back to Earth, with Vanguard, Starlight and Powersurge following her. The two teams soon arrive at the Citadel, only to find it hovering in the air, and Fantasma’s death-wings surrounding it! (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net)

Darkstar and the Winter Guard #3 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Steve Ellis Writer(s): David Gallaher Release Date: October 2010 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Darkstar and the Winter Guard Fun Facts: Gambit does not appear in the Darkstar storyline, but is a main character in the reprint of X-Men Unlimited #28 featured in 3 parts throughout this series. -
Comic Summary: The Winter Guard - Ursa Major, Red Guardian, Crimson Dynamo and the new Darkstar, along with the Protectorate - Vanguard, Starlight and Powersurge - have arrived back at the Citadel, only to find it swarming with Fantasma’s death-wings. Taking Vanguard’s hammer, Ursa Major leaps from the jet, and reigns in one of the death-wings, using it to fight the others, enabling the new Darkstar to teleport everyone into the Citadel. Inside, the transformed Fantasma and the Presence are holding each other when they detect the arrival of the Winter Guard, while the Presence reveals his feelings for his forgotten son, estranged lover and the black-hearted thing masquerading as his daughter. Fantasma then releases the Dire Wraiths. The Winter Guard and Protectorate are soon reunited with Dimitri Bukharin, who has donned his old Crimson Dynamo armor. They gather in the Red Guardian’s lab and make plans to defeat the Wraiths by sending them through a tear in reality like they did to Krang and his army. Red Guardian and Starlight make some changes to Powersurge’s armor, while the others reinforce the lab, despite the new Crimson Dynamo offering to help Red Guardian. However, some Dire Wraiths enter the lab through vents in the ceiling - and rip the Red Guardian’s head from his cyborg body. Vanguard takes a Red Guardian shield and uses it as his new weapon, before also commandeering Red Guardian’s motor cycle, before the new Darkstar teleports everyone to the reactor room. They make it to the reactor room, but find themselves having to face-off against countless Dire Wraiths - though they do so valiantly, while the Presence boasts that when the egg-spores are released, they will re-write the Earth. Vanguard confronts his diabolical father, running him over with the motor cycle, before on of the Wraiths kills the new Darkstar by shoving its tongue through her head. The Wraith takes the gem Darkstar had and shifts its form to resemble Darkstar, while Vanguard uses the shield as the conduct for his kinetic energy, preparing to attack his father again, before Fantasma attacks him. Starlight comes to Vanguard’s rescue, while the Wraith quasi-transformed into Darkstar attacks Powersurge, and breaks the device Red Guardian placed on him. Powersurge manages to destroy the Dire Wraith spores, while the new Crimson Dynamo amplifies the effect of Powersurge’s powers, opening another tear in reality, back to Immortus’ Limbo. The new Crimson Dynamo then grabs Fantasma and throws her back into Limbo - but Fantasma’s form shifts, and she reaches out for Starlight - taking her back into Limbo as well, before the tear in reality seals itself. Vanguard attacks his father, blaming him for ruining everything he ever loved, before the reaming Dire Wraiths confront Vanguard, the two Crimson Dynamos and Powersurge. Suddenly though, strange power consumes the Wraith who took the Darkforce diadem from Reena - and Laynia - the real Darkstar - is returned. The Presence is surprised by this development, but nonetheless, attempts to destroy his children and their teammates. Powersurge however absorbs the radiation that the Presence is expelling - to the point that it kills Powersurge, though he saves the day as the Presence is drained of his energies, for now. Darkstar teleports Vanguard and the two Crimson Dynamos to safety, where they are reunited with Ursa Major, just as the Citadel explodes. Ursa Major reveals that he lost Vanguard’s hammer, but Vanguard isn’t bothered. He is just happy that Immortus kept his promise, and Laynia has returned. In the aftermath, the Winter Guard now comprises of the real Darkstar, Ursa Major, Dimitri Bukharin as the Crimson Dynamo and Vanguard as the new Red Guardian. The female Crimson Dynamo meanwhile has secured the remains of the previous Red Guardian’s laboratory, and made it her base. She has the cyborg head of the previous Red Guardian in a tank, and has dubbed herself the Ultra-Dynamo, vowing to take down monsters disguised as heroes. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net)

DC / Marvel: All Access #2 - Two Sides of the Same Coin
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Jackson Guice Writer(s): Ron Marz Release Date: January 1996 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: After the DCverse and Marvelverse are back to normal and everyone is back where they belong. Axel, also known as Access, has a run in with Jubilee of the X-Men. She asks him if he can send her to the other Universe, meaning the DC universe. He agrees and jumps her to the DC Universe to visit with Robin. Jubilee send Access off on a walk so that she can have some alone time with Robin. While alone they are attacked by Two Face. They manage to fight off the attacker together only to be attacked by The Scorpion.

Dead Man Logan #1 - Sins of the Father, Part 1
Importance Rating: 1.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Mike Henderson Writer(s): Ed Bisson Release Date: January 2019 Variant Covers: A. Incentive Greg Hildebrandt Variant B. Incentive Tradd Moore Variant C. Incenitive Superlog Variant D. Skottie Young Variant E. 2nd Printing Variant Trade Prints: Dead Man Logan 1 Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: DEAD MEANS DEAD. The writing’s been on the wall for months now… Logan is dying. And he ain’t getting any better. Sick from the Adamantium coating his skeleton, his search for a cure has led to nothing but dead ends. But for once he’s actually trying to leave this world with some unfinished business… Can Logan take his last breath without slaughtering the X-Men again? Not if Mysterio has anything to say about it…Superstar creative team ED BRISSON (OLD MAN LOGAN, UNCANNY X-MEN) and MIKE HENDERSON (DEADPOOL VS. OLD MAN LOGAN), with covers by DECLAN SHALVEY (MOON KNIGHT), is putting this old dog out of his misery with a bang!

Dead Man Logan #2 - Sins of the Father, Part 2
Importance Rating: 1.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Mike Henderson Writer(s): Ed Bisson Release Date: February 2019 Variant Covers: A. Standard Release Variant Trade Prints: Dead Man Logan 1 Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: DEATH PAYS ALL DEBTS...Mysterio means to set in motion the massacre at the crux of Old Man Logan’s apocalyptic future timeline. But who is pulling his strings? The master of illusion’s newest benefactors will surprise you!

Deadpool, Volume 6 #6 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Scott Hepburn Writer(s): Skottie Young Release Date: November 2018 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. Fun Facts: Gambit only appears on the variant cover, not in the comic or other covers. The cover shown is the only appearance. -
Comic Summary: TEARS OF A CLOWN! The Merc with the Mouth is having a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day. Despite plenty of naturally occurring double entendres, crazy violence and adult situations, Deadpool just cannot get his mojo back. Is Deadpool just having a bad day or is it something...more?

Deadpool: Black, White & Blood #2 - Purple Craze" / "Deadpool Party" / "Pool of Death???
Importance Rating: 6.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Pete Woods | Leonard Kirk | Daniel Warren Johnson Writer(s): Maria Lapham | David Lapham | Daniel Warren Johnson | Karla Pacheco Release Date: September 2021 Variant Covers: A. Daniel Warren Johnson Variant B. Leinil Francis Yu Variant Trade Prints: Deadpool: Black, White & Blood Treasury Edition TP Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: WAIT, WHAT? THEY'RE LETTING US DO ANOTHER ONE? • Did they not read the last one? That one was wild for sure, but this one... • Hoo boy. WOW. I mean, look at those credits. You think this one's gonna be LESS gonzo? • I'm gonna need to buy our lawyers a nice fruit basket or something. Parental Advisory.

Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe #3 - Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe, Part III
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Dalibor Talajic Writer(s): Cullen Bunn Release Date: August 2012 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: What if everthing you thought was funny about Deadpool was actually just disturbing? What if he decided to kill everyone and everything that makes up the Marvel Universe? What if he actually pulled it off? Would that be FUN for you? The Merc with a Mouth takes a turn for the twisted in a weekly horror comic like no other?

Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe Again #1 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Goran Sudzuka, Dalibor Talajic Writer(s): Cullen Bunn Release Date: July 2017 Variant Covers: A. Michael Walsh Variant B. Pepe Larraz Variant C. Jay Fosgitt Variant D. Dave Johnson SDCC Minimates Variant E. Tyler Kirkham Variant F. Tyler Kirkham Sketch Variant G. Tyler Kirkham Virgin Variant H. Rob Liefeld Creations Exclusive Variant I. BAM Fried Pie Exclusive Variant J. Barry Bradfield SDCC Exclusive Variant K. Legends Variant Trade Prints: Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe Again Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: Remember the time Deadpool went a little TOO crazy and killed the entire Marvel Universe? Well, this isn't that. This is a DIFFERENT time. Writer Cullen Bunn and artist Dalibor Talajic (A.K.A. the creators behind DEADPOOL KILLS THE MARVEL UNIVERSE) have reunited for ANOTHER tale of Deadpool taking out all of your faves in the most horrific ways possible! It's gonna hurt him more than it hurts you...and you're gonna love it!

Deadpool v Gambit #1 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 10.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Danilo Beyruth Writer(s): Ben Acker, Ben Blacker Release Date: 2016 Variant Covers: A. Tim Seely Variant B. Fried Pie Exclusive Variant C. Gamestop Exclusive Variant D. SDCC Variant Trade Prints: Deadpool v Gambit Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: Deadpool and Gambit are both waiting in line conveniently when they encounter each other, both poised for battle instantly, though they can’t remember why they’re immediately drawn for conflict. This beautifully leads into a flashback sequence which spans the majority of the issue: it focuses on Daredevil and Spider-Man. That sounds strange, and it is, but it works. Deadpool and Gambit decide to masquerade around New York City as the beloved superheroes we mentioned above, wreaking havoc as they seemingly fight. This is where most of the humour and expected quips come from, and whilst it didn’t have us howling, we were chuckling throughout. They both come out of the act with a bunch of diamonds, equally paranoid that one will double-cross the other and run off with the loot – when in fact it’s somebody else who’s double-crossed them and kept the jewels. Annoyed with the fact they’ve lost a bunch of money, they encounter the thief. He proposes to them that if they help him out, they can have their loot back and even more of it…

Deadpool v Gambit #2 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 9.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Danilo Beyruth Writer(s): Ben Acker, Ben Blacker Release Date: 2016 Variant Covers: A. Standard Variant Trade Prints: Deadpool v Gambit Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: Deadpool and Gambit have put aside their differences to pull one last scam… - …swindling an object of mythical power out from under a Chinese businessman. - Spoiler: It doesn't go according to plan. Can they talk their way out of this one?

Deadpool v Gambit #3 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 9.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Danilo Beyruth Writer(s): Ben Acker, Ben Blacker Release Date: 2016 Variant Covers: A. Standard Variant Trade Prints: Deadpool v Gambit Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: The con's gone south, fast, which leads to…a cookout? - Yep - if you wanna see Wade and Remy slinging meat, this book's for you! - Plus…we take a deep dive into the life of…The Scrambler?

Deadpool v Gambit #4 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 9.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Danilo Beyruth Writer(s): Ben Acker, Ben Blacker Release Date: 2016 Variant Covers: A. Standard Variant Trade Prints: Deadpool v Gambit Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: The con’s gone south, fast, which leads to… a cookout? Yep – if you wanna see Wade and Remy slinging meat, this book’s for you! Plus… we take a deep dive into the life of… The Scrambler?

Deadpool v Gambit #5 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 9.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Danilo Beyruth Writer(s): Ben Acker, Ben Blacker Release Date: 2016 Variant Covers: A. Standard Variant Trade Prints: Deadpool v Gambit Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: The con comes to close! Will Deadpool and Gambit get away with the money? And… why on Earth is Wade now… DEADFIST?

Death's Head II, Vol. 2 #1 - The Lotus FX, Part 1 - X-Treme Prejudice
Importance Rating: 5.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Liam Sharp Writer(s): Dan Abnett Release Date: December 1992 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: Death Head II, formally known as Minion whom has been taken over by the original Death Head's personality, along with 104 others, attacks Kite. They both have been drawn by a strange signal pulling them to the town of Paxton, along with many other mutants and alien creatures. The X-men notices the event and decide to visit Paxton to investigate the phenomenon. The X-men arrive and are attacked by Death's Head 2.

Death's Head II, Vol. 2 #2 - The Lotus FX Part 2
Importance Rating: 5.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Liam Sharp Writer(s): Dan Abnett Release Date: January 1993 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: The X-men's and Death Head II's fight continues in the town of Paxton. A small town in Oregon that is drawing in mutants and alien creatures by an invisible signal. The fight finally comes to an end to find that neither party wants a war with either. The decide to work together to stop Wrathchilde who has attacked Chicago. Tuck breaks in and attacks Death's Head II, starting a new battle.

Death's Head II, Vol. 2 #3 - The Lotus FX Part 3
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Liam Sharp Writer(s): Dan Abnett Release Date: February 1993 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: The X-men's and Death Head II's fight continues in Chicago. Tuck continues his attacks on Death's Head II, bringing in the Raptors. In the end Tuck is defeted. They find she has been controlled by Wrathchilde.

Death's Head II, Vol. 2 #4 - The Lotus FX Part 4
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Liam Sharp Writer(s): Dan Abnett Release Date: March 1993 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. Fun Facts: Gambit also appears in an advertisment for the X-Men cartoon VHS in the center of the comic. -
Comic Summary: The X-men and Death Head II are wisked away to another dimensions by Phaedra. They find that she is the creator of the Sapphire Lotus and she was the one who sent out the Raptors, only for them to turn against her and attack. She joins the attack against them.

Defenders, Volume 4 #12 - The Impossible End
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Mirco Pierfederici Writer(s): Matt Fraction Release Date: January 2013 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Defenders Volume 2 Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: The end of the Defenders! - All your questions answered! - Everybody dies! Everything ends! So how do the good guys pull it off? The team discovers, steals and sets out to find the rest of the Concordance Engines – a set of cosmic, probability warping, reality magnets, built by the “Council of Omegas” (a race of other-dimensional protectors – who here on Earth are known as “Presters”- ie; Prester John), to locate “impossible” occurrences (which result in super-powers instead of death) within other realities and swap those with their 616-Earth counterparts, thus creating…manufacturing… a world populated with an army of “Marvels” which can stand against “Death Celestials” and their quest to destroy everything.

Dream Team #1 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Joe Quesada, Shawn McManus, Dan Panosian, Chris Sprouse, Jim Balent, Esteban Maroto, Jeff Matsuda, Tim Sale, Tony Harris, Alan Davis, Ken Lashley, John Statema, Mike Wieringo, Bryan Hitch, Ben Edlund, Val Semeiks, M.C. Wyman, Mike McKone, Liam Sharp, Carlos Pacheco, Terry Dodson, Dean Zachary, Tom Lyle, Steve Butler, Cully Hamner, John Romita Jr., Gary Frank, Dave Roberts, Kevin West, Ben Herrera, Henry Flint, Billy Tucci, Keith Conroy, Ashley Wood, Mike Allred, Mark Pacella, John Romita Sr., Salvador Larroca, Geof Darrow, Aaron Lopresti Writer(s): Joe Quesada, Shawn McManus, Dan Panosian, Chris Sprouse, Jim Balent, Esteban Maroto, Jeff Matsuda, Tim Sale, Tony Harris, Alan Davis, Ken Lashley, John Statema, Mike Wieringo, Bryan Hitch, Ben Edlund, Val Semeiks, M.C. Wyman, Mike McKone, Liam Sharp, Carlos Pacheco, Terry Dodson, Dean Zachary, Tom Lyle, Steve Butler, Cully Hamner, John Romita Jr., Gary Frank, Dave Roberts, Kevin West, Ben Herrera, Henry Flint, Billy Tucci, Keith Conroy, Ashley Wood, Mike Allred, Mark Pacella, John Romita Sr., Salvador Larroca, Geof Darrow, Aaron Lopresti Release Date: July 1995 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: A gallery comic full of pinups featuring Marvel Comics characters battling Malibu Comics characters. Has a lot of the team ups from the versus titles that also came out at the same general time.

Dream Team #2: Battlezones - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Chris Sprouse, Terry Austin, Jeff Parker, Sam Liu, Stuart Immonen, Nathan Massengil, Esteban Maroto, John Dell III, Cam Smith, Dan Panosian, J.H. Williams III, Phil Jimenez, Matt Haley, Jim Amash, Darick Robertson, Mark McKenna, Gary Martin, Kyle Hotz, Val Semeiks, Joyce Chin, Mike McKone, Randy Green, Carlos Pacheco, Art Thibert, Darryl Banks, Michael Christian, Jeff Johnson, Mike Wieringo, Bob Almond, Scott Benefiel, Mick Gray, Rick Ketcham, Cully Hamner, Pino Rinaldi, Gary Frank, M.C. Wyman, Gabriel Gecko, Dave Taylor, Arnold Pander, Chris Warner, Jasen Rodriguez, Steve Moncuse, Pasqual Ferry, Arnie Jorgenson, Bruce McCorkindale, Rachel Pinnock, Larry Welch, Sergio Melia Borras, Chuck Wojtkiewicz, Kiki Chansamone, John Romita Jr., Jim Cheung, Dave Meikis, Kevin J. West, Josh Hood, Mark Farmer, Stephen Baskerville, Salvador Larroca, Moose Baumann, Andrew Wildman Writer(s): Chris Sprouse, Terry Austin, Jeff Parker, Sam Liu, Stuart Immonen, Nathan Massengil, Esteban Maroto, John Dell III, Cam Smith, Dan Panosian, J.H. Williams III, Phil Jimenez, Matt Haley, Jim Amash, Darick Robertson, Mark McKenna, Gary Martin, Kyle Hotz, Val Semeiks, Joyce Chin, Mike McKone, Randy Green, Carlos Pacheco, Art Thibert, Darryl Banks, Michael Christian, Jeff Johnson, Mike Wieringo, Bob Almond, Scott Benefiel, Mick Gray, Rick Ketcham, Cully Hamner, Pino Rinaldi, Gary Frank, M.C. Wyman, Gabriel Gecko, Dave Taylor, Arnold Pander, Chris Warner, Jasen Rodriguez, Steve Moncuse, Pasqual Ferry, Arnie Jorgenson, Bruce McCorkindale, Rachel Pinnock, Larry Welch, Sergio Melia Borras, Chuck Wojtkiewicz, Kiki Chansamone, John Romita Jr., Jim Cheung, Dave Meikis, Kevin J. West, Josh Hood, Mark Farmer, Stephen Baskerville, Salvador Larroca, Moose Baumann, Andrew Wildman Release Date: July 1995 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: A gallery comic full of pinups featuring Marvel Comics characters battling Malibu Comics characters. Has a lot of the team ups from the versus titles that also came out at the same general time.

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