Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Marvel's Secret Artist," the heroes and villains clash in the first major battle of the Secret War, with the heroes emerging victorious and taking prisoners. While the villains are distracted, Doom seizes the moment to invade their base and awaken Ultron, who soon commands their allegiance—forcing the remaining villains to accept Doom as their leader. Meanwhile, the heroes secure a new base, only to face a surprise attack by Magneto, who steals the Wasp. Amid the chaos, the Thing reverts to his true identity as Ben Grimm, marking a pivotal moment in the conflict. Written by Jim Shooter and illustrated by Mike Zeck, with inks by John Beatty, colors by Christie Scheele, and letters by Joe Rosen, this 1985 UK edition (priced at 0.27 GBP) delivers high-stakes action and shifting alliances.
In "Prisoners of War!" from *Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars #2* (1985), the heroes score their first victory by capturing several villains, but their triumph is short-lived. While the heroes celebrate, Doom seizes the moment to infiltrate the villain base and awaken Ultron, setting a new order in motion. Meanwhile, the heroes' new sanctuary is breached by Magneto, who abducts the Wasp, and in the chaos, the Thing reverts to his human form—Ben Grimm—adding a personal twist to the escalating conflict.
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