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Greg Rucka
Mike Perkins
Gabe Eltaeb
Mike Perkins
DC Comics
March, 2020
In Lois Lane (2019) #1, Lois Lane uncovers a financial conspiracy that involves the U.S. government and its foreign policy. At a White House press meeting, Lois questions the White House press secretary Lee-Ann McCarthy. Specifically, she mentions the U.S. government’s donations from financial companies in exchange for earmarks to build concentration camps for immigrants. Pointedly, Lois asks if the government is funding the separation of children from their families.
Immediately, Lois is stopped, escorted outside and removed from the White House press corps. Later, Lois contacts Renee Montoya to begin her investigation. A propos, during the Trump administration, the President’s ICE raids unfortunately led to many immigrant families separated at camps. In addition, in keeping with the comic’s title, Donald Trump called the press the “Enemy of the People.” Certainly, #WeStandWithReneeandLois against financial corruption.
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In Lois Lane (2020) #7, Renee meets Lois Lane at her hotel. There, she reveals she uncovered a half million dollar conspiracy. Namely, Larry Shaw of Agger & Shaw Capital Investments hired his fixer Mitchell Couch.
In fact, with a half million dollars, his objective is to kill Lois Lane. Interestingly, Agger & Shaw donated 8.5 million dollars to the U.S. government.
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UNDER-APPRECIATED HEROES/VILLAINS In ‘Daredevil’ (2021) #28, Daredevil feels guilty for prosecuting Neil Rivate in prison. AP Photo/Marvel Comics IN REDEMPTION #WESTANDWITHDAREDEVIL AND THE INCARCERATED In ‘Daredevil’ (2021) #25, Daredevil accepts responsibility for his actions. Previously, Daredevil killed a man and is now serving a two-year term for manslaughter. In appearance, Daredevil’s act is meant…
UNDER-APPRECIATED HEROES/VILLAINS In ‘Identity Crisis’ (2004) #2, Zatanna lobotomizes Doctor Light. AP Photo/DC Comics IN REDEMPTION #WESTANDWITHZATANNA AND VICTIMS OF RAPE In “Identity Crisis,” the JLA is faced with an ethical question. Indeed, the rape and the murder mystery of Sue Dibny drove deep wounds within the superhero community. Without a doubt, the Elongated…
UNDER-APPRECIATED HEROES/VILLAINS Writer(s) David F. Walker Penciler(s) Felipe Watanabe, Julio Ferreira Colorist(s) Adriano Lucas Cover Dan Panosian Publisher DC Comics Publication Date March 23, 2016 IN GOVERNMENT CONSPIRACY #WEDEFENDCYBORG AND THE INTELLECTUAL RIGHTS OF INVENTORS In ‘Cyborg’ (2016) #9, Cyborg turns himself in due to the Federal Cybernetic Registration Act. At the JLA Watchtower,…
Brian Michael Bendis
Sara Pichelli
Justin Ponsor
Kaare Andrews
Marvel Comics
March 7, 2012
In Ultimate Comics Spider-Man (2012) #8, Uncle Aaron reveals Miles Morales’ secret. To begin, Uncle Aaron infiltrates the Brooklyn Visions Academy. In the courtyard, he apprehends Miles and his friend Ganke. Before Miles can meet his uncle, he tells Ganke to go to his room. Dangerously, Uncle Aaron reveals to Miles that he knows his secret. Moreover, he tells the mutant that the Oz spider that bit him was delivered by him.
Before Aaron can go any further, he is interrupted by the school principal. Soon, he is escorted out. In Ultimate Comics Spider-Man (2012) #10, Spider-Man and Prowler meet on the rooftops. After a brief scuffle, Uncle Aaron blackmails Miles to work with him. As matter of fact, he wants the boy as his enforcer against the supervillain named The Scorpion. Or else he will tell Miles’ father about his secret, who is “an anti-mutant hypocrite.”1 Together, #WeStandWithMilesMorales against betrayal.
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Previously, Spider-Man (Miles Morales) knew Uncle Aaron Davis was the Prowler. In Ultimate Comics Spider-Man (2012) #12, Miles come home to reveal his secret to his family. Outside, Uncle Aaron meets him. And knowing his intentions, the criminal threatens to kill him if he doesn’t work in his schemes.
Later that night, Spider-Man and Prowler meet on the rooftops. Courageously, Miles orders Aaron to leave town and no longer threaten his family. Quickly, a fight to the death follows. During the battle, Prowler’s Vibro-Shock Gauntlets are damaged. Fatally, the Vibro-Shock Gauntlets explode killing him.
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Gene Luen Yang
Sergio Davila
Protobunker
Dan Mora
DC Comics
July, 2020
In The Terrifics (2020) #27, The Terrifics and T-Council rescue civilians from the Underworld demon Sleroku. Importantly, #WeStandWithRyanChoi and The Terrifics against the demon Sleroku. Namely, The Terrifics have Mr. Terrific, Metamorpho, Phantom Girl and Plastic Man. Also, T-Council have Atom (Ryan Choi), Blue Beetle (Ted Kord), Man-Bat, Shay Veritas, Silas Stone, Tesla Strong and Tom Strong.
Previously, Simon Stagg helped Sleroku abduct civilians to the Underworld. In the issue, we learn Sleroku became aware of the Overworld, when the surface was digging underground. After eating civilians, Sleroku gained eyes and his victims’ memories. But those were not enough. The demon wanted more. In the issue, Simon Stagg reveals he helped the demon because it promised to cure his cancer.
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In Gateway City, the T-Council has arrived in time to help the Terrifics. During the battle with Sleroku’s demons, Plastic Man identifies his son has been turned into a demon. When the teams realize this, Mr. Terrific orders them to split up. In one tunnel, the T-Council follows the voices coming from the civilians.
In the other tunnel, the Terrifics follow Plastic Man’s son to Sleroku. When the T-Council arrives, Atom (Ryan Choi) recognizes the voices come from the civilians. Quickly, he shrinks them out of their cocoons. After the Terrifics defeat Sleroku, the demons change back into humans.
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Jim Starlin
Jim Starlin
Christie Scheele, Heroic Age Studios
Jim Starlin, Heroic Age Studios
Marvel Comics
May, 2003
In Marvel Universe: The End (2003), Thanos gains the Heart of the Universe. Eventually, Thanos makes a sacrifice to save the Universe.
With the power source, Thanos effectively becomes omnipotent. Though the act is admirable, let’s list the reasons why the story is non-canon.
To begin, the first apparent reason is the changed history of pharaoh Akhenaten. Indeed, the basic elements of his story remain the same as Earth-616 continuity. Importantly, he was pharaoh in Egypt and was born in Thebes.
Then, he married Nefertiti. Outrageously, he stopped the polytheistic worship of Amun. Instead, he imposed the monotheistic religion of Aten. Due to his blasphemy, the gods of Egypt cursed him. After, his history diverged.
In 1334 B.C., while in the Valley of the Kings, he was taken by aliens known as the Celestial Order to be one of their chosen representatives. Initially unable to grasp his situation, Akhenaten was driven mad. Upon regaining his wits, Akhenaten was taught of the Heart of the Universe, a powerful cosmic artifact that would turn those who possessed it into a living god on par with the most powerful cosmic entities in the Marvel Universe. His mind danced with insanity for nearly 2000 years as he struggled to understand the scope of the astral revelations showed to him by the Order. He spent one century to master the Heart’s powers and two thousands years to earn the Order’s trust.
In the six-issue mini-series, Thanos seeks the Heart of the Universe in order to gain ultimate power. In fact, the Heart of the Universe grants its possessor true omnipotence and omniscience over the universe. After possessing the power source, Thanos defeated Akhenaten.
However, this powerful artifact does not exist in the mainstream Marvel Universe. In fact, it appears it can only act on a specific universe. Though, it allows Thanos to absorb all the cosmic entities even the Living Tribunal, the Marvel Multiversal Judge.
In question, the reality is Earth-4321. When Thanos gains true omnipotence, his senses are heightened to the astral level. Here, he sees all of Marvel Earth-4321’s history and realizes there is a fatal flaw.
Indeed, the continued resurrections of heroes after tragedies have fractured the astral fabric of the universe. For this reason, he laments the Almighty’s actions whom he has replaced.
In his awesome omniscience, Thanos realizes the One-Above-All has departed the Earth-4321 universe. And unable to repair the fatal flaw, he elects to act in true Thanos fashion: Destroy the universe.
When the heroes and the cosmic entities realize the Mad Titan’s move, they confront him. But, it is too late. True to form, Thanos absorbs the heroes, absorbs the cosmic entities, absorbs even Living Tribunal, and finally the Earth-4321 Universe.
In the mini-series, it appears Thanos has the last word. Though he sacrifices himself in the end in order to restore the universe.
Nevertheless, Marvel’s Executive Editor Tom Brevoort has stated that the mini-series is not part of mainstream continuity. Therefore, it is non-canon.
At the end of the universe, only Thanos is left. Or so we think. In fact, Adam Warlock and Franklin Richards survived in a parallel dimension. Soon, Adam opens Thanos’ eyes to his foolhardy actions. When he realizes what must be done, Mistress Death appears to both.
For the first time, she speaks and congratulates the Mad Titan. With a final farewell, she kisses her lover then disappears into the nothingness. In order to set the universe aright, Thanos realizes he is the fatal flaw that must finally be extinguished. As he restores the universe, Thanos vanishes leaving no memory of his existence.
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In Marvel Universe: The End (2003) #5, Thanos faces the Marvel Universe assembled. However, the assemblage of Marvel’s cosmic entities and heroes is no match for the Mad Titan.
In his omnipotence, Thanos absorbs the heroes, cosmic entities, including Infinity, Eternity, the Living Tribunal and the universe within himself. Nonetheless, Thanos finds himself in nothingness and grieves his actions.
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Ryan Stegman
Frank Martin
Ryan Stegman, JP Mayer and Frank Martin
Marvel Comics
December 2, 2020
Triumphantly, King in Black is the Best Of The Year for Marvel. Since Secret Wars, the crossover event has been building up. Importantly, the Marvel Universe is threatened by a menace older than the universe: Knull. As the God of the symbiotes, he has set up an army to extinguish all light in the Marvel Universe.
And when he attempts to recruit Eddie Brock, the villain rejects his offer. Significantly, the important development in the series is the successful redemption of Venom into a hero. Indeed, this is the reason why King in Black is the best Marvel comic in 2021. Finally, #WeFearVenom as the terrifying and new King in Black.
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During the series, Eddie Brock actually dies at 4 Yancy Street. In fact, Knull has invaded Earth with dragons and turned Earth’s mightiest heroes into symbiotes. Angrily, Dylan Brock uses his connection to the HIVE to free Cyclops, Human Torch, Invisible Woman and Thor. In King in Black (2021) #4, Cosmic King Thor fights Knull but is eventually defeated.
At the end, Silver Surfer arrives with the God of Light, none other than the Enigma Force. Soon, it leaves Surfer and heads to 4 Yancy Street. There, it resurrects Eddie as the new Captain Universe. In the end, God Venom defeats Knull with the cosmic Axe fused from Mjolnir and Surfer’s surfboard. With the symbiote army free, the Enigma Force departs. Finally, Venom is the King in Black.
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In Venom (2021) #35, Venom reveals the next threat to the Marvel Universe. In the issue, Eddie tells Spider-Man how he has been experimenting with his new omniscience. Indeed, all time is accessible to him. However, an anomaly exists.
Namely, the Maker still eludes him. In fact, Eddie informs the heroes in his omnipresence of his nefarious plans. As Reed Richards’ evil counterpart, he intends to replace the Prime Universe with the Ultimate Universe.
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Geoff Johns
Gary Frank
Brad Anderson
Gary Frank, Brad Anderson
DC Comics
July, 2018
In Doomsday Clock, Prime Earth is divided by the Supermen Theory. In fact, 97 percent of metahumans on Earth are of American nationality. According to the theory, their existence is due to a superhuman arms race between governments. As a result, many nations have created their own superhuman teams. Notably, Russia has created the “People’s Heroes.” Indeed, their objective is to defend against “America’s manufactured metahumans.”1 Furthermore, the Justice Leaguer Firestorm has been angered at his purported links to the theory.
In Doomsday Clock (2018) #5, Black Adam makes a public announcement. As Batman intercepts Adrian Veidt in the Owlship, the police pursue in the air. In fact, Veidt is wanted for the purported assassination attempt on Lex Luthor. As the Owlship hurtles down after being hit, Batman watches the Black Adam report. Sinisterly, the former JSAer invites all persecuted metahumans to Kandhaq for asylum. Though a welcome gesture, we suspect it was to build Kandhaq’s own metahuman criminal army. Hence, #WeOpposeBlackAdam and asylum for criminals.
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In Doomsday Clock (2019) #8, Firestorm accidentally commits terror. Illegally, Firestorm enters Russia’s airspace to clear his name. When the “People’s Heroes” confront him, Ronnie accidentally turns civilians into glass. Then, he escapes. In Metropolis, Clark and Lois watch the news report. Immediately, Clark changes into Superman and heads for Kandhaq.
There, he greets Black Adam and is in search of Firestorm. Quickly, he notices the Creeper and Giganta. Clearly, Black Adam is harboring known supervillains. Sternly, Superman scolds the head of state for his breach. Specifically, it is the agreeent for metahumans to not cross any nations’ borders without sanction. In addition, Black Adam metes out justice without due process. For his part, Superman is the only hero authorized to cross nations’ borders.
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In Doomsday Clock (2019) #8, Black Adam reveals he is also harboring slaves he freed. Among them, is a youg boy named Nabil Azmah. As a metahuman, his codename is Sandstorm. With his sand powers, the Syrian boy frees children slaves in Syria.
Though, Black Adam is not really a humanitarian nor activist. As a head of state, he defends the Supermen Theory. In fact, he claims some metahumans in Kandhaq were part of it. Certainly, he plans to raise his own metahuman army.
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Christopher Priest
Carlos Pagulayan
Jeromy Cox
Robson Rocha, Daniel Henriques, Brad Anderson
DC Comics
November, 2018
In Deathstroke Versus Batman, the titular characters are feuding. Particularly, it is over Damian Wayne’s false paternity test. In Deathstroke (2018) #30, Batman discovers files pointing to Deathstroke’s matching paternity tests. While investigating a targeted criminal named Bernie Chua, Batman discovers the tests. On the hunt for Deathstroke’s target, he meets the assassin. In fact, Chua is Deathstroke’s target.
Immediately, Batman and Deathstroke fight. Coming out of the water, Batman confronts Deathstroke over the files. Nevertheless, the Terminator confesses his knowledge of their existence and admits they were falsified. #WeAcceptDeathstrokesConfession and defend the rights of the orphaned. Moreover, he advises the Dark Knight to ignore them and not take the bait. Before the two part, Batman summates Deathstroke to stop mercenary work until the case is settled.
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In Deathstroke (2018) #35, Deathstroke saves Batman’s life. In the issue, Slade has deduced Batman is Bruce Wayne. Moreover, he has infiltrated Wayne Manor and tipped the feds. Now, he is holding Bruce at gunpoint. After Bruce and Slade go into the cave, everything goes dark. Then, both assassins change into costumes. And the battle is on.
With his power gauntlets, Batman evens the fight. At the same time, Deathstroke is fighting for keeps this time. During the battle, both combatants fall into a cave. As they come to, Batman has been punctured by Slade’s blade tip. Meanwhile, Batman’s power gauntlets fractured Deathstroke’s skull. When the two rivals fail to climb a cliff, Batman passes out. Only Slade carries him to safety. Eventually, Nightwing and Robin find them.
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David F. Walker
Felipe Watanabe, Julio Ferreira
Adriano Lucas
Dan Panosian
DC Comics
March 23, 2016
In ‘Cyborg’ (2016) #9, Cyborg turns himself in due to the Federal Cybernetic Registration Act. At the JLA Watchtower, Cyborg convenes a meeting with Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman and Shazam. Imminently, the Federal Cybernetic Regulation Act will pass in Congress. After the Technosapien Invasion, anyone infected with cybernetic enhancements will be detained indefinitely. Under so-called National Security, their tech will be made to comply. As Aquaman states, it is a means of control. To this end, #WeDefendCyborg and the intellectual rights of inventors.
At the Batcave, Cyborg hacks into N.S.A. databases to find the concentration camps. There, he finds three locations off the grid operated by a company called Cyber-Tech. No wonder, Cyber-Tech is lobbying for the legislation. In the draft, the same company will outfit every detainee with a standard Remote Access System Override Sequencer. In other words, Cyber-Tech will replace Cyborg and others with their standard microchip. At Amnesty Bay, Cyborg reveals his plan to turn himself in to federal agents. In fact, Cyborg knows his body will be disassembled and his tech reverse-engineered.
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At Amnesty Bay, Cyborg makes a revelation to his friends. In fact, he hasn’t shared his secret with anyone yet. Since he trusts them, Cyborg shows them he has become fully human. In fact, his tech has evolved to re-grow Victor’s body fully. Now, the boundaries between man and machine have been blurred.
Before, Dr. Silas Stone had intellectual rights over Cyborg since he invented his tech. Now, with Cyborg fully human, he can no longer be considered a machine. Indeed, he is Victor Stone. Nevertheless, Victor complies since he plans to infiltrate Cyber-Tech and find out their operation.
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Since Cyborg planned to surrender, he needed a diversion. In a staged fight, Cyborg was going to clash with fellow JLAer and friend Shazam. In fact, Shazam was going to be pro-Regulation. On the other hand, Cyborg was going to be against-Regulation.
But, resisting arrest would diminish Cyborg’s status as a Justice League member. In fact, given the nature of his tech, it would make Cyborg “Public Enemy #1.” Officially, a potential conflict between the government and the Justice League.
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Leinil Yu
Dave McCaig
Leinil Yu
Marvel Comics
July 26, 2006
In ‘New Avengers’ (2006) #22, Luke Cage stays and fights the Superhero Registration Act. In Harlem, Iron Man and Ms. Marvel are present at Luke Cage’s home. Urgently, they are coaxing him to sign on to become a member of the Avengers. At the stroke of midnight, the Act becomes law. From then, the Avengers will become a legal team with pay and benefits. In addition, Luke has the chance to expunge his troubled past. Without a doubt, #WeStandWithLukeCage and the wrongfully accused.
Despite their insistence, Luke won’t sign. Disappointed, Iron Man and Ms. Marvel depart. Quickly, the former Power Man decides to send Jessica Jones and baby Danielle away to Toronto, Canada. Desperately, Jessica attempts to convince Luke to seize their money and run away to Canada with his family. But, Luke protests he needs to set an example for his home Harlem and vows to make the people responsible pay. Soon, Jessica departs with the baby for Toronto, Canada. At the stroke of midnight, S.H.I.E.L.D. agents confront Luke Cage.
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In the dark, Luke Cage is sitting in the living room. Furtively, S.H.I.E.L.D. agents arrive at his doorstep. Quickly, S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Gabriel Jones introduces himself. When he tells Luke he wants a word with him, the hero says he is occupied. However, the S.H.I.E.L.D. agents will not go away. In response, Luke busts through the door with the sofa, beating down on S.H.I.E.L.D. agents. Soon, they fire at Luke with genetic paralyzers.
After a brave battle, S.H.I.E.L.D. have the rebel on the ropes. Within a moment, Luke falls down the building. Unfortunately, Luke is down on the floor. Shockingly, one of the bystanders in the neighborhood reacts by shooting his shotgun at the agents. As a result, the people rise and start throwing projectiles at S.H.I.E.L.D. At that moment, Captain America, Iron Fist disguised as Daredevil and Falcon fly in. Quickly, these Secret Avengers make short work of the law enforcement. Soon, they depart with Luke Cage.
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