Synopsis
Avengers, The (1963 series) #364 synopsis by
T Vernon
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A Shi’ar ship passes through a wormhole to Earth, heading toward the Andes Mountains. There, the Avengers are escaping the destruction of the Gatherers’ citadel with Magdalene, astonished that her leader Proctor tried to kill them all. They are trapped in a snowstorm, their Quinjet destroyed, then suddenly the Shi’ar ship lands and the fierce-looking person who emerges introduces herself as Deathcry, explaining she was sent by Lilandra to aid them in their time of strife. And then they are attacked by a trio of Kree Sentries….
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At an abandoned farm in Upstate New York, a pair of hunters trespass onto the grounds and a small alien device detects the security breach and kills one of the them. Then a band of Kree led by Admiral Galen-Kor arrives and Lt. Kona-Lor asks permission to kill the other one and it is granted. Galen-Kor muses on how Earth will soon be destroyed as their revenge on the Avengers….
The Avengers plus Magdalene and Deathcry battle the Sentries, wrecking them but Deathcry points out more—many more—coming. Captain America formulates a plan. Vision, Black Widow, and Deathcry will need to be aboard her ship to ensure the proper timing; Deathcry balks, preferring to go alone but Cap explains the importance of teamwork on this mission. Crystal climbs a mountain and hits the Sentries with many times hurricane-force wind to contain them. Then they detonate a Shi’ar bomb Deathcry had aboard her ship and it creates a massive landslide, burying the Sentries. Then a giant hologram of Admiral Galen-Kor appears, informing them that Earth will be destroyed in two days and the Kree will be avenged….
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CharactersGood (or All)
Crystal(Corystalia Amaqulin Maximoff) Enemies
Kree.
Story #2Unbidden Memories
Writer:
Bob Harras.
Penciler:
Stephen B. Jones.
Inker:
Andrew Paquette.
Colorist:
Chris Matthys.
Letterer:
Bill Oakley.
Synopsis
Late at night, Jarvis goes out for a walk on the Avengers Mansion grounds and runs into a pensive Sersi floating in the air. She explains that she was meditating but he asks if she is all right. Sersi replies that everyone fears she is going insane. She now fears her dreams; Jarvis encourages her to tell him, as “a bad dream shared is a terror spared” (quoting his mother). Sersi explains how in her dream she is kissing a handsome man when a mystery figure appears behind them, terrifying the young man. Jarvis prompts her to go deeper and then the villain appears fully formed (it’s Proctor, no surprise). She doesn’t know the man so Jarvis comforts her, offering her a cup of warm milk. He suggests that dreams can never hurt you….