MARIA HILL

Real Name: Maria Hill

Identity/Class: Human

Occupation: Deputy Director of S.H.I.E.L.D.;

Group Membership: S.H.I.E.L.D.

Affiliations: Alpha Flight (Guardian (James Hudson), Major Mapleleaf, Puck (Judd), Puck (Yu), Sasquatch, Shaman, Vindicator (Heather Hudson)), Aurora, Agent Baines, Bishop, Black Panther (T'Challa), Black Widow (Natasha Romanova), Blade, Agent Brand, G.W. Bridge, Agent Burroughs, Captain Ultra, Agent Brent Carson, Sharon Carter, Doctor Cartwright, "Codename Lightning" (Thor clone), Commission on Superhuman Activities (Valerie Cooper, Norman Osborn, others), Agent Davis, Daredevil (Matthew Murdock), Agent Decker, Walter Declun, Dum-Dum Dugan, Dr. Faustus, Eternals (Makkari, Sersi), Flying Commandos, Gadget (Lucy Cervantes), Gaffer, Agent Herrick Goldman, Ed Gross, Agent Hook, Agent Huang, Inhumans (Black Bolt, Gorgon, Karnak, Lockjaw, Medusa), Iron Man (Anthony Stark), Edwin Jarvis, Paul Jenkins, Agent Jones, Sal Kennedy, Agent Locke, Kingpin, Jack Kooning, Machine Man, Marvel Boy (Noh-Varr), T. McWilliams, Mighty Avengers (Ares, Black Widow (Natasha Romanova), Iron Man (Tony Stark), Ms. Marvel (Carol Danvers), Sentry, Wasp, Wonder Man), Mr. Fantastic, Ms. Marvel (Danvers), Moon Knight (Marc Spector), Agent Morales, Northstar, Paragon (Cooper Roth), Virginia "Pepper" Potts, Quake (Daisy Johnson), Clay Quartermain, Radioactive Man, Lindy Reynolds, General "Thunderbolt" Ross, Dr. Leonard Samson, Agent Sands, Miriam Sharpe, She-Hulk, Rich Sheridan, SHIELD Alphas (Carstairs, Colletti, Farrell, Gomez), Raymond Sikorski, Jasper Sitwell, Sleepwalker, Storm, Agent Sum, Vision, Agent Whitman, Winter Guard (Crimson Dynamo, Darkstar, Red Guardian, Ursa Major), X-Men (Beast (McCoy), Cable, Colossus, Cyclops, Mystique, Rogue, Shadowcat, White Queen), Yellowjacket (Henry Pym);
formerly New Avengers (Captain America (Steve Rogers), Luke Cage, Iron Man (Anthony Stark), Sentry, Spider-Man (Peter Parker), Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew), Wolverine), Dr. Strange, Fantastic Four (Human Torch (Storm), Invisible Woman, Mister Fantastic, Thing), Sub-Mariner, Warden, Nicolas Weir

Enemies: Abomination, Acolytes (Exodus, Frenzy, Random, Tempo), Advanced Genocide Mechanics, AIM, Ant-Man (Eric O'Grady), Atlanteans, Captain America (Stephen Rogers), Luke Cage, Collective, Crossbones, Daredevil (Daniel Rand), Dr. Doom, Falcon, Nick Fury, Goliath (William Foster), Graviton, Hickey, Hood, Hood’s gang (Chemistro (Calvin Carr), Madame Masque, Wizard (Bentley Wittmann), Wrecking Crew (Bulldozer, Piledriver, Thunderball, Wrecker (Dirk Garthwaite)), Hulk (Bruce Banner), Hydra, Iron Maniac, Kenny, Madame Hydra (Viper), Magneto, Mandarin, New Avengers (Luke Cage, Dr. Strange, Iron Fist (Daniel Rand), Spider-Man (Peter Parker), Spider-Woman (Veranke), Wolverine), Nitro, Paladin, Phantazia, Purifiers (Matthew Risman), Nasim Rahimov, Runaways (Karolina Dean, Molly Hayes, Old Lace, Victor Mancha, Nico Minoru, Chase Stein, Xavin), Scimitar, Secret Warriors (Druid, Hellfire, Phobos, Quake, Stonewall, Yo-Yo), Sin, Skrulls, Speedball, Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew), James Stricker, Sub-Mariner, Taskmaster, Thunderbolts army, Ultron, Void, Warden, Nicolas Weir, Wolverine, Wrecker (Dirk Garthwaite);
formerly New Avengers (Captain America (Stephen Rogers), Luke Cage, Human Torch (Jonathan Storm), Invisible Woman, Iron Man (Anthony Stark), Sentry, Spider-Man (Peter Parker), Spider-Woman (Veranke), Wolverine)

Known Relatives: None

Aliases: None

Base of Operations: S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier

First Appearance: New Avengers#4 (April, 2005)

Powers/Abilities: Maria Hill has no known super-powers, but she has undergone extensive S.H.I.E.L.D. training, the extent of which is unknown. She is an effective commander, processing information from numerous sources and effectively commanding hundreds of agents. She has been known to use various S.H.I.E.L.D. devices in combat.

Height: 5'10"
Weight: 135 lbs.
Eyes: Brown
Hair: Black

History:

(Secret War#5/2 (fb) - BTS) - Originally from Chicago, Maria Hill, S.H.I.E.L.D. agent, was put on a difficult duty in Madripoor and did very well, attracting the attention of the upper-level agents. She was recruited after a few years, as she later learned because she was not a Nick Fury loyalist, to become future S.H.I.E.L.D. director, and made a level 9 agent.

(Mighty Avengers I#12 (fb)) - Hill woke up in her private quarters on the Helicarrier to see Nick Fury standing there. She recounted meeting him in Madripoor once and cut to the chase with him. Fury told her that she was surrounded by the unfamiliar and recommended that she start using Life Model Decoys, at least 12. As he rushed out, she ordered SHIELD to chase him, but he escaped with a cloaking watch that she hadn't gotten yet.

(Iron Man: Enter the Mandarin#4 (fb) ) - At some point, Agent Hill was impressed by Tony Stark's speed in passing the Helicarrier's encryptions as Agents Burroughs and Sands stood by.

(New Avengers#4) - Special Agent Maria Hill was appointed acting Deputy Director of S.H.I.E.L.D., Super Power Division Class 8. After dozens of super-villains escaped from the Raft, Hill was contacted by Captain America, Iron Man, Spider-Man, Luke Cage, and Spider-Woman (a level 7 S.H.I.E.L.D. agent), and the heroes informed her they were reforming the Avengers. Hill told them no, but Captain America's special Full Champion License, of which Hill was previously unaware, gave him to right to do so. She spoke with Captain America privately about the sharing of information, but she remained reluctant.

(New Avengers#6) - S.H.I.E.L.D. tracked the source of the prison break to a rogue S.H.I.E.L.D. faction operating in the Savage Land. Hill considered this an act of war and authorized the use of lethal force against the operation. The Helicarrier repositioned and destroyed the entire operation with firepower. Hill apologized to the New Avengers team (now including Wolverine) for almost killing them, and promised that S.H.I.E.L.D. would continue looking into the rogue faction.

(New Avengers#7) - Hill accompanied S.H.I.E.L.D., Captain America, and Iron Man in finding Sentry, who believed he'd murdered his wife, Lindy Reynolds, and learned he hadn't.

(New Avengers#8) - After Lindy and comic book writer Paul Jenkins failed to connect with Sentry, he disappeared. Hill had S.H.I.E.L.D. track Sentry to Connecticut and joined with the Avengers, Fantastic Four (Human Torch (Storm), Invisible Woman, Mister Fantastic, Thing), X-Men (Beast (McCoy), Colossus, Cyclops, Shadowcat, White Queen), Doctor Stephen Strange, Sub-Mariner, and a team of Inhumans (Black Bolt, Gorgon, Karnak, Lockjaw, Medusa) to apprehend Sentry.

(New Avengers#9) - The assembled heroes and S.H.I.E.L.D. battled the massive attacking Void.

(New Avengers#10) - The Void was defeated and the wounded tended to.

(Daredevil II#77) - Hill was approached by S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Black Widow (Natasha Romanova), who was requesting S.H.I.E.L.D.’s intervention in a complicated legal case against Daredevil, who’d been exposed as Matthew Murdock. Hill saw Murdock’s recent acts as illegal, however, and refused to have S.H.I.E.L.D. aid him. Black Widow was put off by Hill’s sardonic nature.

(Secret War#5) - Hill angrily confronted S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Daisy Johnson, who was an eighteen year old level 10 agent, about her involvement in Nick Fury's "Secret War," an illegally organized response to a Latverian terrorist attack on United States soil. Johnson resisted Hill's line of questioning, and claimed to not know where Fury was in hiding at.

(Civil War Files#1 - BTS) - In a report to the President, Iron Man listed Maria Hill as being an unsympathetic character to the plight of superheroes.

(Secret War#5/2) - Hill had her first communication with the president and questioned him about her unexpected appointment to director and Fury's 'Secret War.'

(Captain America V#16 - BTS) - Hill allowed Sharon Carter to take Captain America as back-up on a mission to apprehend Crossbones and Sin, though it was against Hill's better judgment.

(New Avengers#42 (fb)) - Hill questioned Spider-Woman (secretly the Skrull Veranke) about her activity as an Avenger and her status as a Hydra agent, but the heroine grew defensive and reminded Hill of how few people were loyal to her.

(New Avengers#16) - After conferring with Iron Man over several recent developments, including the public revelation of the new Avengers team, a recent contingent of heroes in Genosha, and the depowering of millions of mutants (which S.H.I.E.L.D. had learned more about from the captive Phantazia), Hill and S.H.I.E.L.D. responded to a threat in North Pole, Alaska, where a humanoid had crashed, killing many. S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent Davis and others were sent in to investigate, and were seemingly killed. Canadian heroes Alpha Flight (Guardian (James Hudson), Major Mapleleaf, Puck (Judd), Puck (Yu), Sasquatch, Shaman, Vindicator (Heather Hudson)) were also downed by the humanoid. After firing one agent for being sarcastic, Hill conferred with the president and reluctantly agreed to contact the Avengers for help.

(New Avengers#17) - Hill called the Avengers into Detroit to meet the humanoid. She conferred with Iron Man that they still had no reference match on the humanoid, and watched as Iron Man went into battle. She was furious when Ms. Marvel interrupted the battle, attacking the humanoid. Captain America demanded the aid of S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Daisy Johnson, who Hill was reluctant to allow due to Johnson's loyalty to Fury.

(New Avengers#18) - While the Avengers fought against the humanoid, Spider-Man and the Vision (of Young Avengers) joined Hill on the Helicarrier to examine the humanoid's various energy sources. Using various intel, they realized the humanoid was one Michael Pointer, a mutant from North Pole, and that he had absorbed the powers of all the world's depowered mutants.

(New Avengers#19) - Hill ordered S.H.I.E.L.D.'s psi-powered operatives to read Spider-Man's mind about House of M, and shut off communications with Iron Man when he realized their intentions. Spider-Man refused to give them information, so Hill had agent Hook put Spider-Man to sleep, and subdued the Vision with other methods. Still monitoring the battle with Pointer, who was now in space fighting Sentry, Hill distracted Spider-Man long enough for the psi-division to procure the information from his mind directly. Spider-Man and the arriving Avengers, particularly Captain America, were furious, but their attentions were soon returned to Pointer, who traveled to Genosha.

(New Avengers#20) - While the Avengers fought Pointer, who became known as the Collective and who had taken over the form of Magneto, Hill fought against the president's pressure to vaporize the entire island to be done with the threat. She even resisted a direct order to do so, giving the Avengers one last chance to handle Collective with S.H.I.E.L.D.'s aid, and they successfully depowered him. Hill took Collective into custody and arrested Magneto, who was placed on a helicopter that was soon blown up under mysterious circumstances. Hill took the copy of Magneto's memoirs found on the island.

(Marvel Team-Up III#20) - While Captain America was tended to by medical technicians, Hill upbraided him for losing a reality-altering ring he was to have brought to S.H.I.E.L.D. custody.

(Marvel Team-Up III#22) - Iron Maniac, a Tony Stark from an alternate dimension, escaped on board the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier. He turned an LMD into armor and attacked S.H.I.E.L.D. Agents to escape. Hill thought S.H.I.E.L.D. could handle it, but ordered the New Avengers in as they were present. Iron Maniac escaped regardless.

(Astonishing X-Men III#13) – Hill met with S.W.O.R.D.’s Agent Brand, who Hill considered to be a thug and a lawbreaker. Hill tried calling Brand down for her actions, but was unsuccessful as the abrasive Brand wouldn’t hear it.

(Irredeemable Ant-Man#6 (fb)) - Against her best wishes, Hill authorized Agent Brent Carson, despite his wounds, to be in charge of tracking down the rogue Ant-Man (Eric O'Grady).

(Captain America V#22 (fb) - BTS) - Hill sought out Sharon Carter’s advice on how best to approach Captain America about the registration act. Hill was concerned that Captain America was such a public figure that he may become a rallying symbol for other heroes if he were to turn against them. Carter, Captain America’s S.H.I.E.L.D. liaison and love interest, advised Hill against approaching the hero.

(Civil War#1) - Hill met with Captain America aboard the Helicarrier to determine his views on the pending Super-Human Registration Act. They talked over the potential of certain heroes who may resist the laws, and Hill revealed to Captain America that he may be required to hunt down any dissenters. He argued with her, causing several armed men Hill had prepared to surround him. When Captain America refused to stand down, Hill ordered the men to take the hero down with tranquilizers, but Captain America escaped through a window.

(New Avengers#21) - Hill accompanied an S.H.I.E.L.D. division to Henry Pym's apartment to attempt to apprehend Captain America and Falcon, but the heroes escaped. Hill complimented Pym on a job well-done, and ordered medical attention for his injuries.

(Civil War#2) - After S.H.I.E.L.D. picked up several apprehended villains, Hill determined that Captain America had rallied other heroes to his side and that the group was working to take down as many villains as possible.

(New Avengers#22) - Hill sent a squad of Cape-Killers, including Agent Whitman, to apprehend Luke Cage. Cage fought against them, and several people in the neighborhood as well as Captain America, Falcon, and Daredevil (Rand) aided him in escaping. A hologram of Hill appeared before Cage, stating that he was making things worse, but Cage crushed the hologram and joined the resistance.

(Civil War#3) - Hill watched, holding the specially prepared “Codename Lightning” in abeyance along with a contingent of S.H.I.E.L.D. agents, while the pro-registration heroes confronted the gathered anti-registration heroes. When a fight broke out, she released “Codename Lightning,” which was a clone of Thor.

(New Avengers#23) - Hill used a Nick Fury LMD (Life Model Decoy) to attempt to gather information from Spider-Woman, but the heroine deciphered that Hill was behind it and destroyed the LMD. A group of agents apprehended Spider-Woman and brought her aboard the Helicarrier, and confronted on the news she'd learned from Iron Man that Spider-Woman had been acting as an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D., the Avengers, and Hydra, simultaneously. Hill, with Iron Man standing by, tried taunting Spider-Woman and planned on holding her accountable for her actions. When a Hydra faction attacked, an EMP burst caused the Helicarrier to lose power and almost crash; by the time power was regained, Spider-Woman had been rescued by Hydra agents. During the brief battle, Hill fired on Hydra soldiers, who returned fire, hitting her body suit and knocking her to the ground.

(Civil War#4 - BTS) - The Thor clone killed Goliath as the anti-registration heroes escaped.

(Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways#2) - Hill traveled to the 'Cube,' a research facility where the Warden was developing various super-human agents as part of the war's 'villain rehabilitation program.' The Warden acted surprised to see Hill, and put her off with his various theories on how to break villains and win the war. He showed her his latest project, Noh-Varr, an extradimensional Kree soldier, and authorized him to send Noh-Varr after the Runaways, a group of unregistered heroes.

(Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways#3 - BTS) - When the Warden failed to check in, Hill tried calling him, but he would not take her calls.

(Captain America V#22 (fb)) - Carter angrily approached Hill for not listening to her advice about Captain America. Hill explained her reasons, then ordered Carter to work to apprehend Captain America, threatening to demote Carter if she didn’t follow orders.

(Captain America V#22 (fb) - BTS) - Hill also ordered Dum-Dum Dugan to lead a group of Cape-Killers against Captain America.

(Captain America V#22 - BTS) - Carter intentionally aided Captain America in getting away from S.H.I.E.L.D., and Hill ordered Carter to get a psychiatric evaluation from an agency psychiatrist (secretly Doctor Faustus). Dugan failed in his mission as well.

(Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways#4) - Hill kept sending communications to the Warden when the 'Cube' disappeared from the grid. She was unaware that Noh-Varr had failed to capture the Runaways and had taken over the 'Cube,' and the Warden had betrayed her.

(Civil War: Front Line#8/2) - Hill learned that Speedball had survived the Stamford disaster and had been shot by James Stricker (father of one of the deceased in Stamford) in a crowd with his lawyer, She-Hulk, standing nearby. While on his way to the hospital, his powers seemingly resurged causing the transport to crash and She-Hulk to be temporarily blinded. Hill angrily confronted She-Hulk about these events, thinking She-Hulk was hiding something. Hill worked to handle the fall-out, learning that Speedball's brief cell-mate from jail, Hickey, disappeared from jail. She then followed up with Mister Fantastic on Speedball's recovery process, planning on returning the unregistered hero to jail as soon as possible.

(Civil War#5) - Hill authorized regular patrols of S.H.I.E.L.D. agents in the streets of New York, which helped crime stay down. When Invisible Woman and Human Torch moved to join the anti-registration heroes, some of her agents tried to stop them. She also supervised the nanite-controlled army of super-villains assembled, called the Thunderbolts, who could, if necessary, be used to apprehend renegade heroes. When Spider-Man went rogue, she sent some of the villains after him.

(New Avengers#25) - When Kenny, designer of the Capekiller armor and employee of Iron Man, attacked Stark Tower, Hill and S.H.I.E.L.D. were clued in due to an S.H.I.E.L.D. guard being downed. They rushed in to help, and Hill decided to complete the mission herself, growing angry at her fellow agents for questioning her decision as Fury had always gone on missions. Equipped with dematerializing spray, a cloaking device, antigravity shoes, pellets that would absorb explosions, and a gun, she headed in and saw Jarvis, the Avengers' butler, wounded, and Kenny standing over a downed Iron Man. She shot Kenny, then threw the pellets at an exploding antimatter generator he'd left. The explosion washed over them. Later, Hill watched "A Few Good Men" and reflected on why she'd been chosen from this post. She met with Iron Man and told him that he should be in charge of S.H.I.E.L.D., and that she felt that decision would piss off all the right people.

(Wolverine III#47) - Maria Hill had Agent Herrick Goldman show in the captured Wolverine, who had tried to apprehend Nitro (responsible for the Stamford disaster) and to break into Damage Control to confront Walter Declun, who'd sponsored Nitro's power increase, hoping to profit from the war. Nitro had been captured by the Atlanteans, and Hill informed Wolverine that Nitro was to remain there and that Declun was to be left alone. She argued with Wolverine about S.H.I.E.L.D.'s motives.

(Blade III#5) - Hill authorized Blade, who'd recently been recruited, to hunt down Wolverine, but Blade soon returned, stating that he refused to do so, but that he would hunt down vampires for S.H.I.E.L.D.

(Captain America V#24) - At the advice of the agency psychiatrist and Dugan, Hill agreed to let Carter remain in the line of duty, and she assigned Carter to the task force set to bring down Nick Fury, not knowing (but perhaps suspecting) that Carter was allied with and in contact with Fury.

(Irredeemable Ant-Man#3) - Maria Hill visited S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Brent Carson, who was wounded after a Helicarrier crash, alongside Henry Pym. They authorized Carson to don a suit of Ant-Man armor in order to track down a renegade Ant-Man.

(Civil War: War Crimes#1) - Hill gave Iron Man orders to broker a deal with the incarcerated Kingpin, whose connections she hoped would help end the war.

(Iron Man IV#14) - Hill attended a meeting at Stark Tower with Iron Man, Mr. Fantastic, Ms. Marvel, Bishop, and Radioactive Man, working to track down Captain America's town.

(Blade III#9) - Hill reluctantly provided weaponry and information to Blade in London, though she was not able to access much information due to her demotion.

(Civil War#6) - On an Arizonan base, Hill, with Yellowjacket, supervised the training of a new team and discussed the implementation of the 50-States Initiative.

(Civil War#7) - The Civil War ended after Captain America surrendered. Iron Man appointed Maria Hill to be Deputy Director of SHIELD, serving underneath him, as he was now acting Director. He treated Hill with contempt as he gave a tour of the Helicarrier to Miriam Sharpe.

(X-Men Annual II#1) – Hill oversaw a failed SHIELD attempt to restore the mind of the mutant Northstar and to help his twin Aurora recover from debilitating schizophrenia. She agreed to let X-Men Cable, Mystique, and Rogue aboard the Helicarrier, reluctantly honoring a promise Fury had made to let them try with Northstar. Hill let the mutants keep their weapons, but warned them that telepaths were near if they tried anything violent. Though posturing, she agreed to let them try a new technique on the twins and left he X-Men to it. The villainous Acolytes (Exodus, Frenzy, Random, Tempo) attacked the Helicarrier, successfully boarding it despite the ship’s offensive weaponry and shields, and Hill immediately worked to lock down the ship. Exodus approached her violently, leaving her to summon Agent Decker, ordering that Exodus be taken down by their psi-unit. Hill was shocked when Exodus defeated the telepaths and, tied up, was forced to watch as Exodus used SHIELD machinery to construct a new mutant-detecting Cerebro unit. Exodus altered the machine to detect possible future mutants, and discovered there were none. The Acolytes left in a hurry, their plan failed. Rogue untied Hill who ordered all of the mutants, including the healed Northstar and Aurora, off of her ship immediately.

(Marvel Comics Presents II#2/3 (fb) - BTS) - Hill hired the Taskmaster to infiltrate the Helicarrier to test their security levels, offering an authorized presidential pardon in return.

(Marvel Comics Presents II#2/3) - Taskmaster infiltrated the Helicarrier, knocking out agent T. McWilliams as he did so. After he fought Dugan and Carter, he attacked Hill in her own quarters, infuriating her. She ordered that he be released, revealing to her agents her duplicity. Back in her quarters, she saw a threatening message written on her mirror.

(Fallen Son: The Death of Captain America#1) - Hill tried convincing Stark that they couldn't hold Crossbones without more proof, but Stark demanded to keep him aboard the Helicarrier until they had the truth.

(Mighty Avengers#1) - Aboard the new Helicarrier, Hill monitored bizarre natural disasters all over the world, and reported them to Stark.

(Mighty Avengers#3) - After the Mighty Avengers had explained to her that Ultron was behind the natural disasters, the Helicarrier was taken over by Ultron, who tried to crash it onto New York City. Sentry, Ms. Marvel and Wonder Man stopped the fall, but Hill was knocked unconscious. Black Widow, the only level 10 agent on board, took over command on the Helicarrier.

(Mighty Avengers#5) - Hill woke up with a head injury and reclaimed control of the Helicarrier. She got her wound dressed and discussed tactics angrily with Ares and Black Widow in their battle against Ultron. Though she was initially reluctant, she agreed with Ares' plan to destroy Ultron. Hill was furious when she found a nuclear warhead launched and helped instruct Ms. Marvel on how to disarm it.

(Mighty Avengers#6) - Hill, her head still bandaged, aided SHIELD and the Mighty Avengers in defeating Ultron. Ares shrank to miniature size and uploaded a virus into Ultron, w hich returned control of the nuclear devices to the proper authorities. When Sentry came unhinged, Hill was unable to contact him, but Ms. Marvel took him down. Finally, Ultron was defeated and Stark returned to normal.

(Mighty Avengers#7) - Hill notified Stark about an attack of the Venom symbiote on New York City.

(Ms. Marvel II#13) - Hill was shocked when Stark informed her that Ms. Marvel had been given some agents, including Baines and Locke, in a SHIELD-sanctioned operation.

(Black Panther IV#26) - When Black Panther and Storm pulled a hidden ship from the river in New York, Hill was chastised by Stark for not having found it before.

(Black Panther IV#27) - Maria Hill informed Black Panther of the Fantastic Four that an being from the Negative Zone was in the Baxter Building. She offered aid, but Black Panther hung up on her.

(Iron Man IV#15) - Hill attended a meeting with Stark, Dum-Dum Dugan, and Sal Kennedy to discuss the recent increase in worldwide terrorist attacks. She was put off by Kennedy's brash humor, and astonished when Stark silenced her and Dugan agreed with Kennedy's ideas.

(Iron Man IV#18) - When the SHIELD Helicarrier came under attack from a foreign biological threat that was killing and then controlling SHIELD agents, Hill and Dugan conferred with Stark about the hopelessness of the situation. Stark ordered Hill to work on evacuating those still alive while he saw the threat contained and the Helicarrier safely landed in Korea. Despite taking a nasty fall, Hill saw the personell evacuated, though Sal Kennedy was among the dead. She later conferred with Stark about who was responsible for the attack.

(Silent War#4) - Hill supervised the gathering of several Marines' recruits, and authorized subjecting them to the Terrigen mists in order to lead a covert attack against the Inhumans on the moon. Doctor Cartwright informed Hill that the procedure would be lethal, and the soldiers agreed to participate even when Hill told them this news.

(Silent War#5) - Hill supervised a battle between the Mighty Avengers and the Inhumans (who managed to get the Crystals they sought and escape). She advised that the seeming withdrawal of the Inhumans was only in preparation of Black Bolt's vocal attack. Later, she and Stark planned a direct assault on Attilan with the mutated marines.

(Silent War#6) - Hill supervised the powered Marines' war on Attilan, and authorized the destruction of the city.

(Ms. Marvel II#15) - Hill showed up at Ms. Marvel's apartment aboard the heroine's new mini-carrier, and confronted her about her new illicit dealings with Iron Man, and the new squad Ms. Marvel had formed. After putting Ms. Marvel in her place (and even suggesting that Ms. Marvel and Tony Stark were intimate), Hill sent Ms. Marvel's squad against AIM, reporting news of the recent deaths of SHIELD agents and refusing to tie up SHIELD's resources in this mission.

(New Avengers#28) - In a ploy to trap the renegade New Avengers, Hill, alongside Agent Jones, looked over a fake Captain America (who'd recently been killed in battle) in the Raft.

(New Avengers#29 (fb)) - Hill accompanied the Mighty Avengers and SHIELD agents as they tried to track down the renegade New Avengers at Doctor Strange's mansion, which had been bought out by Starbucks.

(Sub-Mariner III#1 (fb)) - Hill and Stark viewed the vast destruction of Bentonville, Kansas by (seemingly) Atlantean forces.

(Sub-Mariner III#2 (fb)) - Hill accompanied Iron Man and SHIELD in surrounding Atlantis, giving Sub-Mariner an ultimatum and telling him that no Atlantean would leave the city until everything was resolved. Sub-Mariner ended up charging through to the surface, however, fighting Iron Man on his way. Hill and Stark reported to the furious authorities on the surface who said they would handle the Sub-Mariner.

(Sub-Mariner III#3 (fb)) - Outside Atlantis, Hill and Stark wondered why the Atlantean military wasn't reacting. Stark left Hill in charge while he went to investigate.

(Sub-Mariner III#6 (fb)) - Hill tried asking Stark how his confrontation with Sub-Mariner went, but he blew her off.

(Sub-Mariner III#1) - Hill and Stark, aboard a SHIELD ship, looked at Atlantis, seemingly devastated and destroyed.

(Sub-Mariner III#3) - Hill and Stark reported to the military about the devastation in Atlantis, and they agreed that it was suspicious.

(Sub-Mariner III#5) - Hill and Stark delivered the news that the corpse was not the Sub-Mariner's to the government.

(Ms. Marvel II#18 - BTS) - After contacting Agent Sum, Hill sent Initiative recruits Machine Man and Sleepwalker (whose host body is Rick Sheridan) to bolster the rank's of Ms. Marvel's squad. Ms. Marvel was annoyed, thinking Hill was trying to deliberately annoy her.

(World War Hulk#3) - Hill reported to the President that General Ross' army had failed against the Hulk. She briefed the President on Sentry and encouraged him to activate Sentry as nukes would only make the Hulk stronger.

(Punisher War Journal II#10 - BTS) - Former SHIELD agent, G.W. Bridge, called SHIELD, asking for Hill or Jasper Sitwell, for help with the apprehension of some villains.

(Wolverine III#57) - SHIELD, including Stark and Hill, investigated the crash site of a mock-Helicarrier and found the braindead body of Wolverine. They determined that he was targetted by the terrorist group Scimitar.

(Iron Man: Director of SHIELD Annual#1) - Hill attended a meeting with Stark, Gaffer, and others about the political situation in Madripoor, where Madame Hydra was the country's head. They discussed Agent Huang in deep cover and how they could act. Hill strongly opposed Stark's plan to go on the mission himself, even calling him insane.

(Iron Man IV#21) - Hill, Dugan, and Stark heard about a deadly attack by Graviton in Nebraska, injuring Initiative graduate Paragon and causing hero Gadget to go missing. Hill briefed Stark on the case, informing him that Graviton had escaped from prison and Captain Ultra, the Nebraska Initiative team leader, had not been present at the battle. Stark and Hill later discovered that Gadget had been crushed by Graviton. Stark ordered Hill to secure Graviton, who was in police custody, into SHIELD custody, using force if necessary.

(Iron Man IV#22) - Hill got Graviton into custody, but reported to Stark that Graviton was in an induced coma and that it was medically dangerous to awaken him, but Stark demanded it be done anyway. Once it was done, she summoned Stark, then watched the interrogation. She confessed to Dugan that she was very worried about Stark and how much time he was spending in his Iron Man armor. She then told Stark that there were still way too many unanswered questions about the case.

(Iron Man IV#23) - Hill grew more and more concerned about Stark over the following days, especially after Graviton seemingly committed suicide. She expressed her concerns to a governing body, including Raymond Sikorski, Valerie Cooper, and Jack Kooning. Stark was later relieved of his command.

(New Avengers#37) - Hill impatiently questioned the Wrecker, after he and others were apprehended following a battle with the Avengers. He refused to give information about the Hood, his commander, and wanted a lawyer, which, Hill informed him, he had no right to. Later, the Hood broke in and freed the captive villains, killing several SHIELD agents.

(New Avengers Annual#2) – A disgusted Hill learned that members of the Hood’s gang, including Chemistro (Calvin Carr), Madame Masque, the Wizard (Bentley Wittmann), and the Wrecking Crew (Bulldozer, Piledriver, Thunderball, and Wrecker) had broken out of the Raft. SHIELD later picked up the villains again.

(Iron Man IV#25) - When Hill heard Dugan authorizing SHIELD forces to the suspended Stark, she asserted her authority and asked what Dugan was doing.

(Iron Man IV#26) - Hill learned from Dugan that the Mandarin had deployed a deadly biological weapon on the world. When she heard that Stark, who was still relieved of his duties due to his mental imbalance, was the source, she questioned its truth. She listened to reason from Dugan and ordered the Helicarrier to deploy to Omaha to handle the threat, putting aside her own reservations. They found Stark there battling the Mandarin and Hill reluctantly released the EVH, a black hole device that would contain the biological threat. Though Dugan offered to take full responsibility for the act, Hill agreed to. She soon heard from Gaffer that there seemed to be nothing alive in the event perimeter, including Stark.

(Iron Man IV#27) - Hill and Dugan, aboard the SHIELD Helicarrier, managed to find Stark alive, having been thrown clear in his armor miles from the blast site. Before they could retrieve him, they were surrounded by the United States military and ordered to stand down for questioning. She was detained and questioned with Stark, Dugan, and Samson for the next several hours, though they continued, with their limited resources, to search for the missing Mandarin and the recently awol Jack Kooning.

(Iron Man IV#28) - Hill, Dugan, and Stark were brought up on charges by the Commission on Super Human Activities at the United Nations for their actions. Stark gave a rousing speech, after which they waited for the verdict, continuing to narrow down the whereabouts of the Mandarin secretly. The CSA found Stark guilty and removed him from office, which made Hill the acting director of SHIELD again. She immediately used her authority to put the UN under lockdown, claiming to be protecting it from external attack. Though the CSA was furious, this gave Stark time to stop the Mandarin. Stark was later reinstated as director.

(King-Size Hulk#1/2) - Hill was arguing with Stark on the Helicarrier when the Red Hulk attacked She-Hulk, beating her and then fleeing. Hill checked on She-Hulk while Stark went after the monster.

(Hulk III#1) - Hill, with Dr. Leonard Samson, Stark, She-Hulk, and Thunderbolt Ross, investigated the seeming death of the Abomination and the destruction of a town in Russia. They supposed the Hulk or another Gamma being committed the crime, using a SHIELD-issued gun, though the knew that Bruce Banner was in containment. After investigating the surrounding residual radiation, they were approached by the Winter Guard (Crimson Dynamo, Darkstar, Red Guardian, Ursa Major), who sought to take the Abomination's body. A brief fight between the two sides broke out, but Hill stayed on the sidelines.

(Hulk III#2) – Aboard the Hellicarrier, Hill showed Stark and She-Hulk a prototype of the gun used to kill the Abomination. When the Red Hulk attacked them and knocked out She-Hulk, the reluctant Hill was ordered to get the heroine to safety. The Helicarrier soon came crashing down.

(Hulk III#3) – Hill, Stark, and She-Hulk walked away from the site of the Helicarrier crash in New Jersey. After confirming that Quartermain, Samson, and Ross were gone, Hill relayed a recording of Ross and Samson’s interview with the captive Bruce Banner to Stark. He ordered her to find out what Banner had whispered in the video.

(Hulk II#4) - SHIELD, with Hill and Agent Gabe Jones, found Quartermain dead along with a gamma-irradiated coat belonging to Samson. They reported this to Stark.

(Hulk III#5) - Hill let Stark and Mr. Fantastic know that the Red Hulk had landed in California, triggering a fault line and putting San Francisco in danger.

(X-Force III#2) - Agent Morales called in to Hill to report that Matthew Risman's base for the Purifiers had been the sight of a lot of bloodshed. Hill ordered her to investigate, but to keep things quiet in case there were any Purifier plants within SHIELD.

(Secret Invasion: Who Do You Trust#1/3) - Hill checked in with the warden of the Cube.

(Secret Invasion Saga#1) - Hill prepared a database of information known on the Skrulls for Stark, though he wouldn't tell her why. She wondered why he was giving her such menial tasks.

(Mighty Avengers#11) - Hill monitored the Mighty Avengers' battle against Dr. Doom in Latveria, noting satellite failure. She later corresponded with Stark over Doom's capture, hearing his reservations about Spider-Woman's mysterious power surge.

(Avengers/Invaders#1) – Hill grew concerned about Stark when she heard of a group of heroes active in New York that bore likeness to the Invaders, World War II heroes.

(Invincible Iron Man#1) – Hill and Dugan briefed Stark on recent suicide bombings in Tanzania, suspected to be orchestrated by Advanced Genocide Mechanics, a splinter of AIM. Hill agreed to connect Stark with James Rhodes and advised him not to go on the raid himself.

(Invincible Iron Man#3) - With Dugan standing by, Hill sarcastically reminded Stark of his duties while he responded to another of Ezekial Stane's terrorist attacks in China.

(Invincible Iron Man#4) - A blonde Hill chided Stark for utilizing revolutionary technology to save the life of his secretary, Virginia "Pepper" Potts, while not making it available to SHIELD. As they argued, she insulted his moustache and he her hair. She watched his plan to release Iron Man technology on the black market through Ed Gross, a costume collector, to lead Stane into a trap. Hill, interrupting an intimate moment between Stark and Potts, let him know the technology had just come online. They surmised Stane was planning to attack four major Stark Industries plants across the world.

(Invincible Iron Man#5) - Hill aided Stark and Potts, who Hill was frustrated about being involved, in tracking down Stane. Hill monitored the evacuation procedures of the four targeted plants and heard the Valencia, Spain, plant explode. Stane soon attacked Stark savagely, seemingly killing him.

(Invincible Iron Man#6) - Hill and Potts monitored Stark's deadly battle with Stane through Iron Man robots at all four facilities. Stark eventually liquefied all Stark and Stane technology, then defeated Stane. Hill and Potts later reported to Stark that the rigged suicide bombers had died in the shutdown.

(Iron Man: Director of SHIELD#29) - Aboard the Helicarrier, Hill and Dugan supervised a mission over the country of Kirikhstan as Stark lead SHIELD Alphas (Carstairs, Colletti, Farrell, Gomez)in searching for a WMD. They briefed Stark on the country's political situation with Russia and teased that he would assume control in time. Gomez was wounded in a blast and SHIELD responded while Stark disarmed a nano-sized WMD. A terrorist message from Nasim Rahimov then appeared and Hill questioned Stark about him.

(Iron Man: Director of SHIELD#30) - Hill and Dugan, on the Helicarrier above Kirikhstan, interfaced with Iron Man as he deactivated miniature nuclear devices. He told them of his history with Rahimov as he and the Alpha Unit continued responding to the situation. They battled a Rahimov-directed Paladin, who helped launch a mysterious device at the Helicarrier.

(Iron Man: Director of SHIELD#31) - Hill, Dugan, and Gaffer monitored the vastly expanding Overkill Horn device over Kirikhstan, noting its exponential growth and deadly potential. Dugan teased Hill about wanting operation command, and she was disgusted when they learned Agent Nicolas Weir was behind the device. When the Horn demanded Stark, Hill worked to find him, while authorizing Dugan to lead his Flying Commandos unit against the Horn, which cybernetically killed and took over Alphas Colletti and Carstairs. Iron Man arrived to fight the Horn and negotiate with Weir as Hill and Dugan learned that Weir had activated the nuclear weapons aboard the Helicarrier, giving them less than three minutes to live.

(Iron Man: Director of SHIELD#32) - Hill called Stark for help with the nuclear countdown and he was able to delay it long enough to stop Weir. After debriefing Paladin, SHIELD tracked down Rahimov and Stark and Weir rushed to stop him. Hill and Dugan had to blow the place up on Stark's order to stop him.

(Moon Knight V#21) - Hill and Stark were frustrated when Sikorsky, of the CSA, took over authority in hunting down Moon Knight.

(Eternals IV#4) - Aboard the Helicarrier, Hill helped track Eternals Makkari and Sersi via nano-cams.

(Mighty Avengers#18 (fb)) - While meeting with the president of Madripoor, Hill's agents were frightened into running by young Phobos of the Secret Warriors. Hill tried protecting the president when an illusion of monsters leapt at them, then a super fast Yo-Yo grabbed Hill and the rest of the Secret Warriors took her captive. Nick Fury revealed himself, telling her it was a test, and learning she was an LMD. Pleased that she'd followed his advice, he and his Warriors departed.

(Secret Invasion#1) - Hill called for all hands to abandon ship when the Helicarrier malfuctioned and prepared to crash for unknown reasons.

(Secret Invasion#3) - With the Helicarrier downed in the Bermuda Triangle, Hill scrambled the SHIELD agents in salvaging and evacuating, noting yet another Helicarrier crash. She was shocked when Edwin Jarvis demanded her surrender.

(Secret Invasion#4) - The Jarvis-Skrull demanded Hill's surrender, but she refused.

(Secret Invasion#5) - Despite the Skrulls' threats, Hill continued making sarcastic statements until they shot her repeatedly, realizing she was an LMD. The real Hill shot several of them, initiated a self-destruct sequence, adn flew away from teh explosion on her jetpack.

Comments: Created by Brian Michael Bendis, David Finch, and Danny Miki.

Chronologically, I think Maria Hill's interrogation of Daisy Johnson in Secret War#5 takes place before her being contacted by the Avengers in New Avengers#4. Remember, the interrogation takes place six hours after the big battle in New York, right before Fury went into hiding.
  I believe that Secret War #5 was meant to be Hill's first appearance, but because of the delays she appeared in other comics before it was released.
--Dr. Bat

Special thanks to Pelayo Fernández García for pointing out Hill in Iron Man: Enter the Mandarin#4.

Profile by Chadman.

CLARIFICATIONS:
Maria Hill has no known connections to

• Hill, temporary home of Morlocks @ Storm I#2
• Officer George Hill, policeman @ Marvel Comics Presents I#68/4
• Dr. Hill, treated Freedom Ring @ Marvel Team-Up III#22
• Hillbilly, Larry Wagner @ Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos I#98
• Terence Hillman, Daredevil ally @ Daredevil II#25
• Hill People, Spragg's allies @ Journey Into Mystery I#68
• Edwin Hills, millionaire designer @ Peter Parker: Spider-Man I#53
• or any characters not mentioned in this profile

Agent Davis

(New Avengers#16) - Agent Davis, a level 5 S.H.I.E.L.D. agent, was sent with a group to investigate a humanoid that had killed many in North Pole, Alaska. The agents were equipped with Hulkbuster armor, but the being killed them even while Davis was in contact with Director Hill.

Agent Davis has undergone extensive S.H.I.E.L.D. training.

--New Avengers#16

Agent Hook

(New Avengers#19) - Agent Hook is S.H.I.E.L.D. agent with psi-powers. When ordered by Director Hill to subdue Spider-Man, Agent Hook ordered him to sleep. She was saddened by the amount of emotional pain she'd sensed from him.

Agent Hook has an unknown level of psychic powers, sources unknown. She is at least capable of reading thoughts and giving mental commands. Agent Hook has undergone extensive S.H.I.E.L.D. training.

--New Avengers#19

Agent Whitman

(New Avengers#22) - Agent Whitman was part of a squad of S.H.I.E.L.D. agents and cape-killers sent to apprehend Luke Cage, but Cage fought back and escaped.

Agent Whitman has undergone extensive S.H.I.E.L.D. training.

--New Avengers#22

images:
Secret Invasion#5, p13, pan1 (main image)
New Avengers#25, p9, pan5 (head shot)
New Avengers#25, cover (action shot)
New Avengers#16, p15, pan1 (Davis)
New Avengers#19, p5, pan6 (Hook)
New Avengers#22, p23, pan4 (Whitman)

Appearances:
New Avengers#4, 6 (April, June, 2005) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), David Finch (penciler), Danny Miki (inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
New Avengers#7 (July, 2005) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Steve McNiven (penciler), Mark Morales (inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
New Avengers#8 (August, 2005) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Steve McNiven & Sal Buscema (pencilers), Mark Morales (inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
New Avengers#9 (September, 2005) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Steve McNiven (penciler), Mark Morales (inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
New Avengers#10 (October, 2005) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Steve McNiven (penciler), Mark Morales & John Dell (inkers), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Daredevil II#77 (November, 2005) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Alex Maleev (penciler/inker), Axel Alonso (editor)
Secret War#5 (December, 2005) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Gabriele Dell'Otto (painter), Andy Schmidt (editor)
Astonishing X-Men III#13 (February, 2006) – Joss Whedon (writer), John Cassaday (penciler/inker), Mike Marts (editor)
Civil War Files#1 (2006) - Various writers, Tom Brevoort (editor)
Captain America V#16 (May, 2006) - Ed Brubaker (writer), Mike Perkins (penciler/inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
New Avengers#16 (April, 2006) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Steve McNiven (penciler), Dexter Vines (inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
New Avengers#17-20 (May-August, 2006) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Mike Deodata, Jr. (penciler), Joe Pimentel (inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Civil War#1 (July, 2006) - Mark Millar (writer), Steve McNiven (penciler), Dexter Vines (inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
New Avengers#21 (August, 2006) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Howard Chaykin (penciler/inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Civil War#2 (August, 2006) - Mark Millar (writer), Steve McNiven (penciler), Dexter Vines (inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
New Avengers#22 (September, 2006) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Leinil Yu (penciler/inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Marvel Team-Up III#20, 22 (July, September, 2006) - Robert Kirkman (writer), Andy Kuhn (penciler/inker), Aubrey Sitterson (editor)
Civil War#3 (September, 2006) - Mark Millar (writer), Steve McNiven (penciler/inker), Dexter Vines & Mark Morales (inkers), Tom Brevoort (editor)
New Avengers#23 (October, 2006) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Olivier Coipel (penciler), Mark Morales (inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Civil War#4 (October, 2006) - Mark Millar (writer), Steve McNiven (penciler0, Dexter Vines (inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Civil War: Young Avengers and Runaways#2-4 (October-December, 2006) - Zeb Wells (writer), Stefano Caselli (penciler/inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Captain America V#22 (November, 2006) - Ed Brubaker (writer), Steve Epting (penciler/inker), Tom Bre3voort (editor)
Civil War: Front Line#8 (November, 2006) - Paul Jenkins (writer), Steve Lieber (penciler/inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Civil War#5 (November, 2006) - Mark Millar (writer), Steve McNiven (penciler), Dexter Vines (inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
New Avengers#25 (December, 2006) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Jim Cheung (penciler), Livesay (inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Wolverine III#47 (December, 2006) - Mark Guggenheim (writer), Humberto Ramos (penciler), Carlos Cuevas (inker), Axel Alonso (editor)
Civil War#6 (December, 2006) - Mark Millar (writer), Steve McNiven (penciler), Dexter Vines (inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Captain America V#24 (January, 2007) - Ed Brubaker (writer), Mike Perkins (penciler/inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Iron Man IV#14 (January, 2007) - Daniel & Charles Knauf (writers), Patrick Zircher (penciler), Scott Hanna (inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Civil War#7 (January, 2007) - Mark Millar (writer), Steve McNiven (penciler), Dexter Vines, John Dell, Tim Townsend (inkers), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Irredeemable Ant-Man#3 (February, 2007) - Robert Kirkman (writer), Phil Hester (penciler), Ande Parks (inker), Aubrey Sitterson (editor)
Civil War: War Crimes#1 (February, 2007) - Frank Tieri (penciler), Staz Johnson (penciler), Tom Palmer & Robin Riggs (inkers), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Blade III#5 (March, 2007) - Marc Guggenheim (writer), Howard Chaykin (penciler/inker), Aubrey Sitterson (editor)
X-Men Annual II#1 (March, 2007) – Mike Carey (writer), Mark Brooks (penciler), Jaime Mendoza, Victor Olazaba (inkers), Andy Schmidt, Mike Marts (editors)
Mighty Avengers#1 (May, 2007) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Frank Cho (penciler/inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Ms. Marvel II#13 (May, 2007) – Brian Reed (penciler), Aaron Lopresti (penciler), Matt Ryan (inker), Bill Rosemann (editor)
New Avengers I#28 (May, 2007) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Leinil Yu (penciler/inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Black Panther IV#26 (May, 2007) - Reginald Hudlin (writer), Francis Portela (penciler), Victor Olazaba (inker), Axel Alonso (editor)
Irredeemable Ant-Man#6 (May, 2007) - Robert Kirkman (writer), Phil Hester (penciler), Ande Parks (inker), Aubrey Sitterson (editor)
New Avengers#29 (June, 2007) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Leinil Yu (penciler/inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Iron Man IV#15 (June, 2007) - Daniel & Charles Knauf (writers), Roberto de la Torre (penciler), Jonathan Sibal (inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Silent War#4 (June, 2007) - David Hine (writer), Frazer Irving (penciler/inker), Stephen Wacker (editor)
Black Panther IV#27 (June, 2007) - Reginald Hudlin (writer), Francis Portella (penciler), Victor Olazaba (inker), Axel Alonso (editor)
Fallen Son: The Death of Captain America#1 (June, 2007) – Jeph Loeb (writer), Leinil Yu (penciler/inker), Bill Rosemann (editor)
Ms. Marvel II#15 (July, 2007) - Brian Reed (writer), Aaron Lopresti (penciler), Matt Ryan (inker), Bill Rosemann (editor)
Silent War#5 (July, 2007) - David Hine (writer), Frazer Irving (penciler/inker), Stephen Wacker (editor)
Mighty Avengers#3 (July, 2007) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Frank Cho (penciler/inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Iron Man IV#18 (July, 2007) - Daniel & Charles Knauf (writers), Roberto de la Torre (penciler/inker), Jonathan Sibal (inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Blade III#9 (July, 2007) - Marc Guggenheim (writer), Howard Chaykin (penciler/inker), Aubrey Sitterson (editor)
Sub-Mariner III#1 (August, 2007) - Matt Cherniss & Peter Johnson (writers), Phil Briones (penciler/inker), Warren Simons (editor)
Silent War#6 (August, 2007) - David Hine (writer), Frazer Irving (penciler/inker), Stephen Wacker (editor)
Sub-Mariner III#2 (September, 2007) - Matt Cherniss & Peter Johnson (writers), Phil Briones (penciler/inker), Warren Simons (editor)
Sub-Mariner III#3 (October, 2007) - Matt Cherniss, Peter Johnson (writers), Phil Briones (penciler/inker), Warren Simmons (editor)
Ms. Marvel II#18 (October, 2007) - Brian Reed (writer), Aaron Lopresti (penciler), Matt Ryan (inker), Bill Rosemann & Steve Wacker (editors)
World War Hulk#3 (October, 2007) - Greg Pak (writer), John Romita Jr. (penciler), Klaus Janson (inker), Mark Paniccia (editor)
Punisher War Journal II#10 (October, 2007) - Matt Fraction (writer), Ariel Olivetti (penciler/inker), Axel Alonso (editor)
Iron Man IV#21 (October, 2007) - Daniel and Charles Knauff (writer), Roberto De La Torre (penciler/inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Iron Man IV#22 (November, 2007) - Daniel and Charles Knauf (writers), Roberto De La Torre (penciler/inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Wolverine III#57 (November, 2007) - Marc Guggenheim (writer), Howard Chaykin (penciler/inker), John Barber (editor)
Mighty Avengers#5 (November, 2007) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Frank Cho (penciler/inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Marvel Comics Presents II#2/3 (December, 2007) - M. Zachary Sherman (writer), Khoi Pham (penciler/inker), Andy Schmidt (editor)
Sub-Mariner III#5 (December, 2007) - Matt Cherniss, Peter Johnson (writers), Phil Briones (penciler), Scott Hanna (inker), Warren Simons (editor)
Iron Man IV#23 (December, 2007) - Daniel and Charles Knauf (writers), Butch Guice (penciler/inker), Tom Brevoort(editor)
Sub-Mariner III#6 (January, 2008) - Matt Cherniss, Peter Johnson (writers), Phil Briones (penciler), Scott Hanna (inker), Warren Simons (editor)
Iron Man: Director of SHIELD Annual#1 (January, 2008) - Christos N. Gage (writer), Harvey Tolibao (penciler/inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
New Avengers#37 (February, 2008) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Leinil Yu (penciler/inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Mighty Avengers#6 (February, 2008) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Frank Cho (penciler/inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
New Avengers Annual#2 (February, 2008) – Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Carlo Pagulayan (penciler), Jeff Huet (inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Iron Man: Enter the Mandarin#4 (February, 2008) - Joe Casey (writer), Eric Canete (penciler/inker), Stephen Wacker (editor)
Iron Man IV#25-26 (February-March, 2008) - Daniel and Charles Knauf (writers), Rob De La Torre (penciler/inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Mighty Avengers#7 (March, 2008) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Mark Bagley (penciler), Danny Miki, Allen Martinez, Victor Olazaba (inkers), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Hulk III#1 (March, 2008) - Jeph Loeb (writer), Ed McGuinness (penciler), Dexter Vines (inker), Mark Paniccia (editor)
X-Force III#2 (May, 2008) - Craig Kyle, Christopher Yost (writers), Clayton Crain (penciler/inker), John Barber (editor)
Secret Invasion Saga#1 (May, 2008) - John Rhett Thomas (writer), Mark D. Beazley, Jennifer Grunwald (editors)
Iron Man IV#27 (May, 2008) - Daniel & Charles Knauf (writers), Carlo Pagulayan (penciler), Jeffrey Huet (inker), Nicole Boose (editor)
Mighty Avengers#11 (May, 2008) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Mark Bagley (penciler), Danny Miki, Allen Martinez (inkers), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Hulk III#2-3 (April, June, 2008) – Jeph Loeb (writer), Ed McGuinness (penciler), Dexter Vines (inker), Mark Paniccia (editor)
Iron Man IV#28 (June, 2008) - Daniel & Charles Knauf (writers), Roberto de la Torre (penciler/inker), Nicole Boose (editor)
Secret Invasion#1 (June, 2008) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Leinil Yu (penciler), Mark Morales (inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Mighty Avengers#12 (June, 2008) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Alex Maleev (penciler/inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Avengers/Invaders#1 (July, 2008) – Alex Ross, Jim Krueger (writers), Steve Sadowski (penciler/inker), Stephen Wacker (editor)
Iron Man: Director of SHIELD#19 (July, 2008) - Stuart Moore (writer), Roberto de la Torre (penciler/inker), Carlo Pagulayan (penciler), Jeffrey Huet (inker)
Invincible Iron Man#1 (July, 2008) – Matt Fraction (writer), Salvador Larroca (penciler/inker), Warren Simons (editor)
King-Size Hulk#1/2 (July, 2008) - Jeph Loeb (writer), Frank Cho (penciler/inker), Mark Paniccia (editor)
Iron Man: Director of SHIELD#30 (August, 2008) - Stuart Moore (writer), Roberto de la Torre (penciler/inker), Carlo Pagulayan, Steve Kurth (pencilers), Jeffrey Huet, Andrew Hennessy (inkers), Nicole Boose (editor)
Secret Invasion: Who Do You Trust?#1/3 (August, 2008) - Zeb Wells (writer), Steve Kurth (penciler), Drew Hennessey (inker), Nick Lowe, Mark Paniccia & Tom Brevoort (editors)
Secret Invasion#3 (August, 2008) – Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Leinil Yu (penciler), Mark Morales (inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
New Avengers#42 (August, 2008) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Jim Cheung (penciler), John Dell (inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Hulk III#4 (August, 2008) - Jeph Loeb (writer), Ed McGuinness (penciler), Dexter Vines (inker), Mark Paniccia (editor)
Secret Invasion#4 (September, 2008) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Leinil Yu (penciler), Mark Morales (inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Invincible Iron Man#3 (September, 2008) - Matt Fraction (writer), Salvador Larroca (penciler/inker), Warren Simons (editor)
Iron Man: Director of SHIELD#31 (September, 2008) - Stuart Moore (writer), Carlo Pagulayan, Steve Kurth (pencilers), Jeffrey Huet, Andrew Hennessy (inkers), Nicole Boose (editor)
Hulk III#5 (October, 2008) - Jeph Loeb (writer), Ed McGuinness (penciler), Mark Farmer (inker), Mark Paniccia (editor)
Invincible Iron Man#4 (October, 2008) - Matt Fraction (writer), Salvador Larroca (penciler/inker), Warren Simons (editor)
Secret Invasion#5 (October, 2008) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Leinil Francis Yu (penciler), Mark Morales (inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Moon Knight V#21 (October, 2008) - Mike Benson (writer), Mark Texeira (penciler/inker), Axel Alonso (editor)
Iron Man: Director of SHIELD#32 (October, 2008) - Stuart Moore (writer), Carlo Pagulayan, Steve Kurth (pencilers), Jeffrey Huet, Andrew Hennessy (inkers), Nicole Boose, Bill Rosemann (editors)
Eternals IV#4 (November, 2008) - Charles and Daniel Knauf (writers), Daniel Acuna (penciler), Mark Paniccia (editor)
Invincible Iron Man#5 (November, 2008) - Matt Fraction (writer), Salvador Larroca (penciler/inker), Warren Simons (editor)
Mighty Avengers#18 (November, 2008) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Stefano Caselli (penciler/inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Invincible Iron Man#6 (December, 2008) - Matt Fraction (writer), Salvador Larroca (penciler/inker), Warren Simons (editor)