The 100 Greatest Marvels of All Time #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA brutal showdown unfolds in "Days of Future Past," a standout entry in The 100 Greatest Marvels of All Time #1, where Bullseye's prison break ignites a deadly chain of violence. Frank Miller and Klaus Janson deliver a stark, intense narrative as Elektra confronts Foggy, Daredevil’s old friend, and the stakes rise when Bullseye eliminates her with her own weapon. Mark Bagley’s cover captures the tension, but the real edge comes from the story’s raw, character-driven momentum—no heroes, just consequences.
In a desperate bid to change the future, Rachel Summers sends Kitty Pryde back from 2013 to warn the X-Men—Professor X, Storm, Wolverine, Colossus, Angel, Nightcrawler, and Sprite—about a deadly plot by the New Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, led by Mystique and Destiny, to assassinate Senator Kelly. With Sentinels looming and time running out, the team must unravel a conspiracy that could doom mutants forever, even as familiar faces like Franklin Richards and Moira MacTaggert step into the fray.
In the wake of Black Bolt’s victory over Maximus, the Fantastic Four return to New York—only to be warned by the Watcher of a far greater threat: the arrival of Galactus. As the universe trembles at the rumble of an approaching cosmic devourer, the heroes must unite with the Inhumans and the Silver Surfer to face an ancient force beyond comprehension.
In a story that captures the early clash of myth and media, J. Jonah Jameson launches his infamous campaign against Spider-Man—only to see his own son, astronaut John Jameson, become the unlikely beneficiary of the web-slinger’s heroism when a rocket accident puts him in peril. With Aunt May caught in the crossfire of headlines and heroics, the line between public enemy and savior blurs in this pivotal chapter of Spider-Man’s legacy.
In "Last Hand," Daredevil is drawn into a brutal clash when Bullseye escapes prison and targets Foggy Nelson, forcing Elektra to confront her past. As the line between justice and vengeance blurs, the arrival of other villains—Kingpin, Punisher, Eric Slaughter, Turk, and Grotto—turns the city into a battleground where every move could be the last.
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↩ Reprints The Amazing Spider-Man #1 (1963), The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #1 (1964), Fantastic Four #48 (1966), The X-Men #141 (1981), Daredevil #181 (1982)
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