Part V: The Age of Extremes
100 issues · 1994–1998
Welcome to the era that nearly broke Marvel. A shattered timeline swallows the X-Men whole, Xavier's own dream turns into a monster, and the company's founding heroes are wiped off the board and restarted somewhere else entirely. This part tracks the mid-90s at its most extreme - and the two books, Marvels and Thunderbolts, that answered it with the best twists of the decade.
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- Marvels
#1–41994
- Limited seriesMarvels #11994
- Limited seriesMarvels #21994
- Limited seriesMarvels #31994
- Limited seriesMarvels #41994
- Limited series
- EventRead Onslaught
- Heroes Reborn: The Return
#1–41997
- Limited seriesHeroes Reborn: The Return #11997
- Limited seriesHeroes Reborn: The Return #21997
- Limited seriesHeroes Reborn: The Return #31997
- Limited seriesHeroes Reborn: The Return #41997
- Thunderbolts
#1–91997
- Ongoing seriesThunderbolts #11997
- Ongoing seriesThunderbolts #21997
- Ongoing seriesThunderbolts #31997
- Ongoing seriesThunderbolts #41997
- Ongoing seriesThunderbolts #51997
- Ongoing seriesThunderbolts #61997
- Ongoing seriesThunderbolts #71997
- Ongoing seriesThunderbolts #81997
- Ongoing seriesThunderbolts #91997
- EventRead Age of Apocalypse
- Thunderbolts
#10–121998
- Ongoing seriesThunderbolts #101998
- Ongoing seriesThunderbolts #111998
- Ongoing seriesThunderbolts #121998
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Part VI: Heroes Return
The Marvel Universe puts itself back together. Busiek and Perez return the Avengers to grandeur, while the Marvel Knights imprint hands its street-level and forgotten corners to creators with nothing to lose - Kevin Smith on Daredevil, Priest on Black Panther, Jenkins and Lee on the Inhumans - and Bendis and Morrison rebuild Hell's Kitchen and the X-Men from the ground up. It ends on the doorstep of Avengers Disassembled.