Squadron Supreme Classic Omnibus #[nn]

In "Let the Game Begin," the Avengers face off against the Squadron Sinister in a high-stakes contest orchestrated by the Grandmaster and Kang. This clash introduces Hyperion, Nighthawk, Dr. Spectrum, and the Whizzer as they step into the spotlight, each bringing their own power and presence to the battle.

In "The World Is Not for Burning!", the Avengers—scattered and disoriented after a trip to Arkon’s dimension—reunite in a fractured reality where their arrival sparks immediate conflict. With Black Knight at Stonehenge, Thor and Black Panther in New York, and the rest haunted by visions of a scorched future, they confront the Squadron Supreme and uncover a deadly satellite project threatening to destroy this world.

In "The Phantom Empire!", the Avengers are thrown into chaos when Beast is ambushed and barely escapes thanks to Captain America’s timely intervention—only to uncover a web of corporate conspiracy tied to Roxxon and the Brand Corporation. As the team scrambles to regroup, secrets unravel: Patsy Walker reveals her hidden ties to Beast, while Iron Man and Moondragon report Hawkeye’s capture by the time-traveling menace Kang. With Thor and Moondragon launching a desperate time pursuit that ends in ambush, the remaining Avengers press on—only to face a devastating defeat at the hands of the Squadron Supreme at Brand’s heavily fortified base.

In "Crisis on Twin Earths!", Thor answers Hyperion’s urgent call to his world, only to find himself facing a twisted version of the hero he once admired—and the sinister mind behind the chaos, Emil Burbank. As the Squadron Supreme stands divided, Thor must navigate a reality where heroes have become tyrants and loyalty is a weapon.

In "The Utopia Principle," the Squadron Supreme confronts a world they believe is beyond saving, leading them to take radical steps toward global control in the name of peace. When Nighthawk refuses to follow their path, he stands apart—challenging their vision just as their mission begins.

In "A Small Sacrifice," Nuke pleads with Tom Thumb to find a cure for his parents’ illness, setting off a quiet, heartbreaking journey that takes a sudden, personal turn when Tom Thumb learns he carries the same disease. The story unfolds with emotional weight, exploring sacrifice and the limits of power in a world where even heroes face mortal frailty.

In "Change of Heart," Tom Thumb’s Behavior Modification machine takes center stage when Golden Archer, determined to win Lady Lark’s hand, uses it after she refuses his proposal. The device promises to reshape her feelings—though not without consequences for both of them.

In "Turn-About," the Squadron Supreme faces a chilling twist when the Institute of Evil takes their loved ones hostage, using intel stolen from the Golden Archer. As the heroes race to rescue their families, the tables turn in a high-stakes game of strategy and sacrifice.

In "Inner Circle," the Institute of Evil is reformed through the Behavior Modification Machine, their minds reshaped to join the Squadron Supreme—only to face new trials as their families are relocated to Squadron City. When Golden Archer is expelled for misusing the machine on Lady Lark, and Amphibian departs the team, Nighthawk begins to question the Squadron’s true purpose, setting the stage for a reckoning.

In "Love and Death," Master Menace unleashes a twisted echo of Hyperion, swapping the hero for his malevolent counterpart, throwing the Squadron Supreme into turmoil. As the real Hyperion vanishes, Nighthawk finds himself at odds with the team, beginning to question who they truly serve.

In "Betrayal," Master Menace discovers a way to reverse the effects of the Behavior Modification machine, setting off a chain of tense decisions. Nighthawk, now wielding the device, begins to apply it to members of the Institute of Evil—testing the limits of control, redemption, and trust.

In "The Dregs of Victory," the remnants of a fractured resistance led by Nighthawk make a final stand against the seemingly unstoppable Squadron Supreme. As the battle rages, the line between hero and villain blurs, forcing hard choices and tragic sacrifices that test the cost of victory.

In "It Came from Within...", Quasar answers a desperate call from the Man-Thing, who’s been wracked by a mysterious, life-threatening condition. As the two confront the source from within, they uncover a shocking truth buried deep in the creature’s form—something far more sinister than any natural anomaly.

In "The Earth You Have Reached ...," the surviving members of the Squadron Supreme crash-land on Earth and are brought to Project: Pegasus by Quasar, seeking refuge and answers. As they struggle to understand their new reality, the arrival of the team awakens Overmind, a mysterious force that begins to exert its influence over the Squadron, pulling them toward an unknown destiny.

In "The World My Laboratory," Quasar, Makkari, and Hyperion race through the Stranger's bizarre Lab World, chasing the Overmind and its mind-controlled Squadron Supreme. As they navigate surreal experiments and twisted creations, they realize the Overmind is turning the lab into a trap—waiting for the Stranger to return.

In "Death Watch," Quasar is sent on a desperate mission by Overmind to locate the Stranger, with the Squadron's fate hanging in the balance. The Stranger, investigating the mysterious deaths of countless Watchers, uncovers the terrifying truth behind the Ovlivion Plague, a force unraveling the cosmic order. As Quasar and the Stranger return to the Lab World, they find themselves caught in a deadly ambush—where the real danger may be closer than they thought.

In "Germ of an Idea," the Stranger confronts the cosmic threat of Overmind while Quasar works to unravel the mystery of the Oblivion Plague. As a vast assembly of Watchers seeks guidance, the fate of countless lives hangs in the balance. The story unfolds with quiet intensity, blending cosmic stakes with the quiet resolve of those who must act when all seems lost.

In "The Conservation Of Angular Momentum," Quasar and Kayla deliver Kismet’s cocoon to Project Pegasus, only to find the facility under siege when the Angler escapes and begins causing chaos. As tensions rise, Wendell activates an Nth Projector, triggering an unexpected and mysterious response that draws forth the Geometer.

In "Sacred Geometries," Quasar faces off against the enigmatic Geometer, a being driven by a singular vision to reshape reality through perfect mathematical order. As the two clash across dimensions, Quasar must find a way to challenge the Geometer’s unwavering logic without destruction—offering a different path toward harmony.

In "Squadron Supreme World Tour Conclusion," the Squadron Supreme confronts the Exiles, believing them to be villains after their clash with Proteus—only to have their convictions challenged when Heather's intervention reveals the Exiles' true past and exposes deep corruption within the Squadron's own government. As truths unravel and alliances shift, Hyperion sends Power Princess to join the Exiles in tracking down the elusive Hulk, setting the stage for a high-stakes pursuit across the globe.