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The Marvel Universe is no more The interdimensional Incursions have eliminated each and every dimension one by one - and now, despite the best eff orts of the scientists, sages and superhumans of both dimensions, the Marvel Universe and Ultimate Universe have collided with one another...and been destroyed Now, all that exists in the vast empty cosmos is a single titanic patchwork planet, made of the fragmented remains of hundreds of devastated dimensions: Battleworld And the survivors of this multiversal catastrophe must learn to survive in this strange new realm What strange creatures inhabit this world? Which familiar faces will make their return? And what happens when the various realms go to war? The Marvel Universe is dead...and the victors of the Secret Wars will determine what comes next COLLECTING: Free Comic Book Day 2015 Secret Wars 0 (Secret Wars story), Secret Wars 1-9
- Format: Hardcover
- Author: Hickman, Jonathan
- ISBN: 9780785198840
- Condition: Used
- Dimensions: 11.00 x 0.80
- Number Of Pages: 312
- Publication Year: 2016
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Worlds collide and the Marvel multiverse will never be the same!
Alex B. - 8 years 6 months agoSuperstar writer Jonathan Hickman's multi-year Marvel meta-arc comes to a universe shattering conclusion! After the mainstream Marvel universe (home to the classic versions of the Marvel heroes we know and love) and the Ultimate universe (a parallel world home to new and different versions of those classic heroes) collapse into a single ruinous reality called Battleworld, Dr. Doom seizes the opportunity to anoint himself a god. Only a few heroes--stowed away on a secret lifeboat between universes--remember the worlds that once were. They must band together with their amnesiac cohort to break Doom's cosmic stranglehold and set things right. Esad Ribic's beautiful, painterly art serves as the perfect complement to Hickman's epic-yet-absurd writing.
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