SCORCHER
Real Name: Steven Jamal Hudak
Identity/Class: Human technology user
Occupation: Criminal thief and mercenary;
former research chemist
Group Membership: Formerly Hood's villain army/Initiative (Absorbing Man, Answer (Nicholson), Armadillo, Blood Brother, Bloodshed, Boomerang (Outback, Myers), Brothers Grimm (Barton and Percy Grimes), Bulldozer (Camp), Bushwacker, Centurius, Clown (Franklin), Controller, Crimson Cowl (Hammer), Crossfire, Cutthroat, Doctor Demonicus, Enforcers (Fancy Dan, Montana, Ox (Raymond Bloch)), Griffin, Hydro-Man, Lightmaster, Living Laser,
Madame Masque (Frost), Man-Killer (van Horne), Mandrill, Mr. Fear (Fagan), Piledriver (Calusky), Quicksand, Razorfist (Douglas Scott), Scarecrow (Laughton), Skein, Slug (Lugman), Speed Demon, Spot, Squid (Callahan), Thunderball, U-Foes (Ironclad (Steel), Vapor (Darnell), Vector, X-Ray (Darnell)), Vampiro (Larcenous Three), Vermin (Whelan), White Dragon, White Rabbit, Wizard (Wittman), Wrecker (Garthwaite));
formerly Masters of Evil (Aqueduct, Bison, Blackwing (Silvermane), Boomerang, Cardinal (Clendenon), Constrictor, Crimson Cowl (Hammer), Cyclone (Fresson), Dragonfly (Dultry), Eel (Lavell), Flying Tiger, Icemaster, Joystick, Klaw, Lodestone (Haggard), Man-Ape, Man-Killer (Van Horne), Quicksand, Shatterfist, Shockwave (Sneed), Slyde (Jalome Beacher),
Sunstroke, Supercharger,Tiger Shark);
formerly leader of a Strike Squad (Carl, Marc, others)
Affiliations: Bloodscream, Boomerang, Eddie Brock, Crimson Dynamo (unrevealed), Crossfire, Diamondback (Bertrand), Eel (Lavell), Femme Fatales (Bloodlust, Knockout, Mindblast, Whiplash (Foreman)), Force of Nature (Aquaduct, Skybreaker, Sunstreak (Roarke), Terraformer), Angelo Fortunato, Don Vincente Fortunato, Freedom Force (Challenger (Waring), Cloud 9, Equinox, Spinner, Think Tank), Goldbug, Grim Reaper, Hardball (Brokeridge), Hobgoblin (unrevealed), Hydro-Man, S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Daisy Johnson, John King, King Cobra (Klaus Voorhees), Lady Octopus, Looter, Mentallo, Mister Fear (Fagan), Mysterio (Berkhart), Norman Osborn, Relf, Roughhouse, Sadie Frickett, Sandman (Baker), Scorpion (Gargan), Shadow Initiative (Badd Axe, Batwing (Santini), Bengal, Butterball (Schaub), Heavy Mettle (Stronghold (unrevealed), Warbow (unrevealed)), Komodo, Ringer (Kraft)), Shocker (Schultz), S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Jasper Sitwell, Skrulls (Elektra (Pagon), others), Speed Demon, Spider-Slayer Mark 20, Stilt-Man (Day), Trapster, White Rabbit, Wizard (Wittman), X-Men (Wolverine (Howlett), others), Yith, several unnamed strippers;
formerly Fantastic Four (Human Torch (Storm),
Invisible Woman, Mr. Fantastic (Richards), Thing (Grimm)), Initiative
(Constrictor, Diamondback (Leighton), Penance (Baldwin), Taskmaster),
Sean "Tiny" McKeever, Tinkerer, Lucia Von Bardas, unnamed co-workers
Enemies: Blastaar and his Negative Zone army, Force (Wilson), Gorilla-Man (Nagan), Heavy Hitters (Nonstop, Prodigy (Gilmore), Telemetry), New Warriors/Avengers Resistance (Debrii, Gauntlet (Green), Justice (Astrovik), Night Thrasher (Donyell Taylor), Rage, Scarlet Spider (Patrick), Slapstick, Tigra, Ultragirl), New York Police Department (Captain George Stacy, Pietrantonio, others), Nick Fury LMD, Nighthawk (Richmond, Earth-616), Nightmare (Fear-Lord), She-Hulk (Walters), Jenny Sheridan, Spider-Man (Parker), Spider-Man (Reilly), Thunderbolts (Atlas (Josten), Charcoal, Hawkeye (Barton), Jolt (Takahama), Moonstone (Sofen), Songbird), White Fang, several unidentified downtown Manhattan merchants, several unidentified civilians
Known Relatives: Kali Hudak (ex-wife), Lucas Hudak (son), unnamed ex-mother-in-law
Aliases: "Boss", "Scorch", "Scorchie", "Scorchy"
Base of Operations: Camp H.A.M.M.E.R., New Mexico;
formerly Manhattan, New York;
formerly the Filler-Up gas station, downtown Manhattan, New York;
formerly an unidentified research lab, New York
First Appearance: Untold Tales of Spider-Man#1 (September, 1995)
Powers/Abilities: A gifted chemist and
inventor, the Scorcher built an armored suit that protects him from
heat while dispensing fire from wrist-mounted flame-throwers. While the
armor is durable, the suit's fuel tanks are vulnerable to damage and
explode with repeated punishment. Later upgrades to the suit gave
Scorcher flight abilities, allowing him to reach speeds up to 145 miles
per hour.
The Scorcher is prone to fits of anger and placing
blame for his actions on others. When overcome with these feelings the
Scorcher acts rashly, often putting himself in harm's way. For a time
the Scorcher appeared to have developed meta-human abilities,
specifically a resistance to flames and the power to create them
biologically; the source of these abilities is unknown, and they
appeared to have diminished in recent years.
Height: 5'10"
Weight: 175 lbs.
Eyes: Brown
Hair: Bald
History: (Secret War: From the Files of Nick Fury (fb) - BTS) - Steven Jamal Hudak was married to Kali for eleven years, during which time they had a son, Lucas. The marriage ultimately fell apart when Lucas was very young.
(Untold Tales of Spider-Man#14 (fb)) - A research chemist of good standing, Hudak was framed for embezzlement by a co-worker who planted incriminating evidence in Hudak's car. Unable to convince others of his innocence, Hudak went on the run. (Untold Tales of Spider-Man#14/All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A-Z: Update#2 (Scorcher)) - Feeling he now lived outside the law, Hudak created an armored suit able to dispense flames while protecting himself from their brunt. He soon became known as the criminal mercenary, the Scorcher. (Spider-Man: Revenge of the Green Goblin#3/All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A-Z: Update#2 (Scorcher) (fb) - BTS) - The Scorcher was contacted by industrialist Norman Osborn, who provided Scorcher with additional funding for improved armaments and a "Strike Squad" to follow his orders. (Untold Tales of Spider-Man#1 (fb) - BTS) - Scorcher and his Strike Squad began stealing electronics designs at Osborn's behest. (Untold Tales of Spider-Man#1) - Scorcher and his gang ran afoul of Spider-Man, making short work of the novice crimefighter. During a subsequent robbery, Scorcher and his team fared less well, encountering a better prepared police squad that forced the team to flee to an Osborn Chemical warehouse (the connection between Scorcher and Osborn going beyond anyone's notice). While Scorcher attempted to reassure his gang that everything was going to plan, the surprise arrival of Spider-Man caused the Scorcher to begin shooting flames wildly around the warehouse while his gang attacked the hero. With the smoke and heat getting the better of Spider-Man, Scorcher believed he'd defeated him and in his arrogance failed to notice Spider-Man pull a watertower down through a widening hole in the roof. The sudden cold shattering his helmet and cracking his armor, Scorcher was defeated and taken into police custody. (Untold Tales of Spider-Man#14 (fb) - BTS) - Scorcher was allegedly given a ten-to-fifteen year sentence for his crimes. (see comments) (Untold Tales of Spider-Man#14/All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A-Z: Update#2 (Scorcher)) - Scorcher escaped prison and improved his armor, adding, among other devices, a jetpack to his suit. (Untold Tales of Spider-Man#14 (fb) - BTS) - Scorcher took over the downtown Manhattan-based Filler-Up gas station, using it as a base of operations while he began a protection racket with nearby businesses. While he pulled in large sums of cash, Scorcher continually bemoaned the current state of his life, growing increasingly paranoid and bitter.
(Spider-Man Holiday Special 1995) - After a period of
seeming inactivity, Scorcher made his grand return on Christmas Eve,
threatening last-minute shoppers at the crowded Manhattan Mall.
Confronted by Spider-Man, Scorcher began showing off the improvements
to his armor. After endangering the life of a panhandler, he boasted
that Spider-Man's webbing was no match for his gauntlets, but a furious
Spider-Man fought through the heat and crushed them, hobbling Scorcher.
(Thunderbolts I#24/Thunderbolts I#25 (fb) - BTS) -
Returning to an design resembling his original armor (but giving the
appearance his head was ablaze), Scorcher joined the Crimson Cowl's
expanded Masters of Evil team.
(Thunderbolts I#25 (fb) - BTS) - As a member of the
Masters of Evil, Scorcher participated in the installation of Weather
Modulators around the world, as part of the Crimson Cowl's plot to
affect global weather patterns.
(Thunderbolts I#24) - Scorcher was present as Crimson Cowl activated the Weather Modulators.
(Thunderbolts I#25) - Watching as the world fell into
chaos amid disastrous weather, Scorcher was stunned as Moonstone turned
against the Thunderbolts to join the Masters and revealed her teammates
disguised presence among the Master's ranks. Removing their disguises,
the Thunderbolts attacked the Masters of Evil, calling Scorcher and his
teammates into action. Attempting to hit Hawkeye, Scorcher accidentally
hit Icemaster (seemingly evaporating his frosty teammate); he was
defeated soon after when Songbird threw Quicksand at him.
(Secret War#5) - Von Bardas' energy was disrupted and
her form torn apart by young S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Daisy Johnson.
Scorcher, realizing the destruction he'd been party to, attempted to
explain himself to the Human Torch.
(Secret War#5/2 (fb) - BTS) - Scorcher was sent to a
S.H.I.E.L.D. medical center in Atlanta, Georgia. After several weeks of
recovery Scorcher asked to speak to an agent, eventually meeting with
Jasper Sitwell. Asked about his connection to Lucia Von Bardas and
whether the trail of funding ended with her, Scorcher expressed a
desire to leave his life of crime behind him and use his skills for the
greater good. He added that unlike some of the other criminals who
offered to work for S.H.I.E.L.D. as a plea bargain, he was genuinely
interested in turning over a new leaf.
(New Avengers#5 (fb) - BTS) - Scorcher was contacted by a group of Skrulls interested in hiring him to break Sauron
out of the Raft prison. Committed to turning his life around, Scorcher
turned them down and contacted the X-Men to let them know about their
plans. (see comments)
(The Last Defenders#1 (fb) - BTS) - Despite his good
intentions, Scorcher later skipped out on his bail and was tracked down
by Freeman Bonds Inc. bounty hunter She-Hulk.
(The Last Defenders#1) - Scorcher was captured by She-Hulk.
(Avengers: The Initiative#25 (fb) - BTS) - Scorcher
escaped custody and joined the Hood's villain army. He also began
wearing his original suit of armor once more. (see comments)
(Avengers: The Initiative#35 (fb) - BTS) - In spite of
appearances, Scorcher had a bad feeling that things weren't going to
end well.
(Avengers: The Initiative#25) - Scorcher was ordered by
Norman Osborn and the Hood to track down Tigra and the Gauntlet
alongside Living Laser, Griffin and Razorfist. Finding their targets in
New York's sewer system, Scorcher attacked. Separated from Tigra and
Gauntlet by a cave-in caused by the New Warriors, Scorcher and the
others returned to the Hood's hideout.
(Dark Reign: The Hood#2) - Scorcher was enjoying the
Hood's social club when a fire broke out. Clearing out of the blaze,
Scorcher reassured the Hood that he wasn't responsible for the fire and
was tasked to make sure any incriminating evidence was destroyed before
they fled.
(Dark Reign: The Hood#3 (fb) - BTS) - While the Hood's
lair and it's well-stocked lounge were being repaired, Scorcher went
bar-hopping with John King, Griffin and Piledriver.
(Dark Reign: The Hood#3) - Stumbling over themselves,
Scorcher and the others left the Vaso Restaurant planning to continue
on to another bar; instead they were shocked unconscious by Force.
Waking in a prison cell, Scorcher was soon removed into H.A.M.M.E.R.
custody returned to the Hood.
(Dark Reign: The Hood#4) - Scorcher enjoyed dinner and
drinks with several other members of the villain army until the Hood
revealed his plan to get revenge on Force by ambushing him during a
police sting operation against the Shocker. Backing the Shocker up
against Force and an NYPD strike team, Scorcher (with the Hood, Mr.
Fear, Mandrill, Piledriver, Shocker, and John King) had little chance
to use his powers before he was taken down by the Hood's adversary
White Fang.
(Dark Reign: The Hood#5) - Recovering, the Scorcher was
apprehended by Force and the strike team. Left behind while the other
members of the Hood's gang were freed by the Blood Brother, the Squid,
Controller, and Thunderball, Scorcher was savagely beaten by Force and
White Fang who tore his armor to pieces and left him battered as a
message to the Hood. The Scorcher was taken back to the Hood's lair,
where he began his recovery. (see comments)
(Dark Reign: Mister Negative#1) - Sporting his
Tinkerer-created suit, Scorcher was sent to Chinatown alongside Answer,
Bloodshed, Lightmaster, Speed Demon, the Spot, the Squid, and White
Rabbit to take control of Mr. Negative's criminal enterprises for the
Hood. After handling the destruction of Mr. Negative's illegal casino
personally, Scorcher rejoined the others and continued on to Mr.
Negative's headquarters. Unexpectedly, the group found themselves
facing a Mr. Negative-corrupted Spider-Man.
(Dark Reign: Mister Negative#2) - Scorcher and the
others proved little match to the negative-empowered Spider-Man who
bested them with ease.
(Dark Reign: Mister Negative#3 - BTS) - The members of
the Hood's army defeated by Spider-Man recovered and left with the Hood
on hearing of Norman Osborn's amicable arrangement with Mr. Negative.
(Avengers: The Initiative#25) - Scorcher relocated to
the Initiative's training facility at Camp H.A.M.M.E.R., New Mexico,
alongside the remaining Initiative trainees and the other members of
the Hood's army. (see comments)
(Avengers: The Initiative#26 (fb)) - Scorcher donned a
new suit of armor and began training under Taskmaster at Camp
H.A.M.M.E.R.
(Avengers: The Initiative#26) - The Hood briefed
Scorcher and several other members of his army on how things would be
run in the future, putting small-scale robberies behind them and
focusing on playing the parts of heroes while ripping the public off.
Watching the Hood call Vampiro forward to ask him about the hookers
upstate he'd recently killed, Scorcher was stunned when the Hood chose
to make an example of the indignant Vampiro by devouring him.
(Avengers: The Initiative#27/2) - Scorcher was part of
an Initiative team including Taskmaster, Penance, Constrictor, and the
Living Laser sent to take back the Negative Zone-based prison. With the
aid of former Initiative recruit Hardball and the surviving members of
the Shadow Initiative, they completed their task.
(Avengers: The Initiative#28) - Scorcher was sent
alongside other members of the villain army and the Initiative teams
the U-Foes and Freedom Force to apprehend rogue team the Heavy Hitters.
The fight escalated with the arrival of the New Warriors who rescued
Heavy Hitters members Nonstop and Telemetry while leaving Prodigy
behind at his request. Scorcher joined the other Initiative loyalists
in a dogpile on Prodigy.
(Avengers: The Initiative#29) - Scorcher, Badd Axe,
Quicksand, Ringer, and a squad of H.A.M.M.E.R. agents attempted to stop
the Avengers Resistance's attempt to free their captured teammate Night
Thrasher from Camp H.A.M.M.E.R.. The fight was eventually joined by
Camp H.A.M.M.E.R. senior staff member Taskmaster, and former New
Warrior Penance.
(Avengers: The Initiative#30) - Following the chaos that
erupted from H.A.M.M.E.R. counselor Trauma's possession by his father
Nightmare, Scorcher was forced to watch as the New Warriors escaped
with an assist from Penance (whose fractured mind was healed during the
melee).
(Avengers: The Initiative#31) - Scorcher enjoyed a night
of partying and hard-drinking with his fellow Initiative recruits. The
excitement and debauchery came to an abrupt halt when Taskmaster
informed the group that H.A.M.M.E.R. director Norman Osborn would be on
site the following day for an inspection. Heavily inebriated, Scorcher
stumbled away.Comments: Created by Kurt Busiek and Pat Olliffe
The Scorcher received a profile in the All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A-Z: Update#2. A brief profile with limited statistics was given in Secret War#4.
It's suggested that Scorcher killed the previous owner of the Filler-Up, but never explicitly stated. Given the ease with which he turned on Tiny McKeever however, it's a likely assumption he did the old owner in.
Scorcher's activities following his seeming demise in Spider-Man's early days and his return during the brief period where the Spider-Man identity was assumed by Ben Reilly are undocumented. His profile in the All-New Official Handbook fails to shed light on his activities.
The Scorcher may have attended a later auction for the sale of the Scorpion's costume and name in Marvel Knights Spider-Man#12.
While it was initially assumed Scorcher was contacted by Sauron's associates, the Savage Land Mutates, it was later revealed in Mighty Avengers I#16 that the parties responsible for arranging Sauron's jailbreak were a group of Skrulls, including Pagon, the Skrull who impersonated Elektra for a time. Any possible connection between the two groups is unconfirmed.
It's hard to tell how a lot of the Scorcher's recent history falls time-wise, but presumably his appearances in Dark Reign: The Hood precede his in Dark Reign: Mister Negative given the damage incurred to his original armor.
A transition period between Tony Stark's tenure as director of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Norman Osborn's as director of H.A.M.M.E.R. was established in Avengers: The Initiative#35, providing just enough wiggle room for Scorcher's appearances as part of the Hood's Army to have taken place before he transferred to Camp H.A.M.M.E.R.
Scorcher appears to be part of the group transported to Asgard in Avengers: The Initiative#34, but is revealed to have been left to defend Camp H.A.M.M.E.R. in the following issue.
The Scorcher appears in a recollection of Spider-Man's oldest foes in Spider-Man: Dead Man's Hand.
CLARIFICATIONS: Scorcher has no known connections to
(Secret War: From the Files of Nick Fury - BTS) - Kali Hudak was married to Steven Jamal for eleven years until their marriage fell apart. Kali retained sole custody of their son Lucas, while her ex-husband fell into a life of crime after being framed for embezzlement. Kali kept up some degree of contact with Steven, even after he became the costumed criminal the Scorcher; when Scorcher made attempts to reform, he proposed a reconciliation with his family (implying Kali was not currently involved with someone else). Kali has a close relationship with her mother who resides in Cleveland.
--Secret War: From the Files of Nick Fury
(Secret War: From the Files of Nick Fury - BTS) - Lucas Hudak's parents split-up while he was quite young. His mother, Kali, gained sole custody of him; he seldom, if ever, sees his father, Steven Jamal. Lucas gets good grades in school, which his father attributed to "book smarts" passed down from Kali.
--Secret War: From the Files of Nick Fury
(Spider-Man: Revenge of the Green Goblin#3/All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A-Z: Update#2 (Scorcher) (fb) - BTS) - With the financial support of Norman Osborn, the Scorcher organized a Strike Squad. The Strike Squad were dressed in armored flame-resistant suits.
(Untold Tales of Spider-Man#1 (fb) - BTS) - The Strike Squad, including members Marc and Carl, accompanied the Scorcher while he committed crimes for Osborn.
(Untold Tales of Spider-Man#1) - Confronted by Spider-Man, the Strike Squad avoided capture. Having completed their job for Osborn, they holed up in an Osborn Chemical warehouse waiting to give him the last batch of stolen designs. Ambushed by Spider-Man, the Strike Squad regrouped and briefly outmatched him before falling to his superior power. They were later taken into police custody and seemingly dissolved with their arrest.
--Untold Tales of Spider-Man#1 (Spider-Man: Revenge of the Green Goblin#3, All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A-Z: Update#2
(Secret War: From the Files of Nick Fury - BTS) - Scorcher's ex-mother-in-law, mother of Kali, grandmother of Lucas. She lives in Cleveland.
--Secret War: From the Files of Nick Fury
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Untold Tales of Spider-Man#14, cover (main image)
Untold Tales of Spider-Man#14, p17, pan4 (Steven Jamal Hudak)
Spider-Man Holiday Special 1995, p7, pan4 (2nd armor)
Dark Reign: Mister Negative#1, p15, pan1 (Secret War armor)
Avengers: The Initiative#31, p14, pan2 (Initiative armor)
Untold Tales of Spider-Man#1, p28, pan1 (Scorcher's Strike Squad)
Other Appearances:
Untold Tales of Spider-Man#1
(September, 1995) - Kurt Busiek (writer), Pat Olliffe (pencils), Al Vey
(inks), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Spider-Man Holiday Special 1995 (December, 1995) - Glenn
Greenberg, Sholly Fisch, Adam Santangelo, Eric Fein and Karl Bollers
(story), Kevin Maguire, Robert Brown & Joshua Hood and Chris
Gardner (pencils), Jimmy Palmiotti, Al Williamson and Steve Montano
(inks), Mike Manley and Javier Saltares (art), Sarra Mossoff (editor)
Untold Tales of Spider-Man#14 (October, 1996) - Kurt
Busiek (writer), Pat Olliffe (pencils), Al Vey & Pam Eklund (inks),
Tom Brevoort (editor)
Thunderbolts I#24 (March, 1999) - Kurt Busiek (writer), Mark Bagley (pencils), Scott Hanna (inks), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Thunderbolts I#25 (April, 1999) - Kurt Busiek & Mark
Bagley (masters of menace), Bob Wiacek & Al Vey (guest masters),
Tom Brevoort (lethal legion)
Spider-Man: Revenge of the Green Goblin#3 (December,
2000) - Roger Stern (writer), Ron Frenz (pencils), Pat Olliffe (inks),
Ralph Macchio (editor)
Secret War#3 (October, 2004) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Gabriele Dell'otto (painter), Andy Schmidt (editor)
Marvel Knights Spider-Man#6 (November, 2004) - Mark
Millar (writer), Terry Dodson (pencils), Rachel Dodson (inks), Axel
Alonso (editor)
Secret War#4 (May, 2005) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Gabriele Dell'otto (painter), Andy Schmidt (editor)
New Avengers#5 (May, 2005) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), David Finch (pencils), Danny Miki (inks), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Secret War: From the Files of Nick Fury (May, 2005) -
Jeff Christiansen, Stuart Vandal, Michael Hoskin, Mark O'English,
Ronald Byrd and Sean McQuaid (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (Level 1)), Jeff
Youngquist (editor)
Secret War#5 (December, 2005) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Gabriele Dell'otto (painter), Andy Schmidt (editor)
All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A-Z:
Update#2 (May, 2007) - Jeff Christiansen (head writer/coordinator),
Sean McQuaid, Ronald Byrd, Michael Hoskin, Mark O'English, Mike
Fichera, Stuart Vandal, Eric J. Moreels, Chris Biggs, Madison Carter,
Anthony Flamini, Al Sjoerdsma & Rich Green (writers), Jeff
Youngquist & Jennifer Gr?nwald (editors)
The Last Defenders#1 (May, 2008) - Joe Casey
(co-plot/script), Keith Giffen (co-plot/breakdowns), Jim Muniz
(pencils), Cam Smith (inks), Stephen Wacker (editor)
Dark Reign: Mister Negative#1 (August, 2009) - Fred Van
Lente (writer), Gianluca Gugliotta (pencils), Lanning & Justice
(inks), Stephen Wacker (editor)
Dark Reign: The Hood#2 (August, 2009) - Jeff Parker (writer), Kyle Hotz (artist), Bill Rosemann (editor)
Avengers: The Initiative#25 (August, 2009) - Christos N. Gage (script), Humberto Ramos (art), Jeanine Schaefer (editor)
Dark Reign: Mister Negative#2 (September, 2009) - Fred Van Lente (writer), Gianluca Gugliotta (art), Stephen Wacker (editor)
Dark Reign: The Hood#3 (September, 2009) - Jeff Parker (writer), Kyle Hotz (artist), Bill Rosemann (editor)
Avengers: The Initiative#26 (September, 2009) - Christos
N. Gage (script), Rafa Sandoval (penciler), Roger Bonet (inker),
Jeanine Schaefer (editor)
Dark Reign: Mister Negative#3 (October, 2009) - Fred Van Lente (writer), Gianluca Gugliotta (art), Stephen Wacker (editor)
Dark Reign: The Hood#4 (October, 2009) - Jeff Parker (writer), Kyle Hotz (artist), Bill Rosemann (editor)
Avengers: The Initiative#27 (October, 2009) - Christos
N. Gage (writer), Rafa Sandoval (penciler), Roger Bonet (inker), Bill
Rosemann & Jeanine Schaefer (editors)
Avengers: The Initiative#28 (November, 2009) - Christos
N. Gage (writer), Rafa Sandoval (pencils), Roger Bonet (inker), Bill
Rosemann (editor)
Dark Reign: The Hood#5 (November, 2009) - Jeff Parker (writer), Kyle Hotz (pencils), Scott Hanna (inks), Bill Rosemann (editor)
Avengers: The Initiative#29 (December, 2009) - Christos
N. Gage (writer), Jorge Molina (penciler), Victor Olazaba (inker), Bill
Rosemann (editor)
Avengers: The Initiative#30 (January, 2010) - Christos
N. Gage (writer), Jorge Molina (penciler), Victor Olazaba w/ Andrew
Hennessy (inkers), Bill Rosemann (editor)
Avengers: The Initiative#31 (February, 2010) - Christos
N. Gage (writer), Rafa Sandoval (penciler), Roger Bonet (inker), Bill
Rosemann (editor)
New Avengers I#61 (March, 2010) - Brian Michael Bendis
(writer), Stuart Immonen (pencilers), Daniel Acuna (art), Wade Von
Grawbadger (inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
Avengers: The Initiative#33 (April, 2010) - Christos N.
Gage (writer), Jorge Molina (penciler), Victor Olazaba (inker), Bill
Rosemann (editor)
Avengers: The Initiative#34 (May, 2010) - Christos N.
Gage (writer), Jorge Molina (penciler), Andrew Hennessy (inker), Bill
Rosemann (editor)
Avengers: The Initiative#35 (June, 2010) - Christos N.
Gage (writer), Jorge Molina (penciler), Andrew Hennessy (inker), Bill
Rosemann (editor)
New Avengers I#64 (June, 2010) - Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Mike McKone (art), Tom Brevoort (editor)
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