It’s important to understand that Marvel’s goal was not to create a census counting all issues published under a series’ name, but rather to restore the post-1960s numbering that most of its legacy titles spent the longest amount of time under. Hence, Captain America gets the credit for Tales of Suspense issues he was not in, because the longest-running Captain America title took over the numbering of Tales and any attempt to force imaginary numbering on a plurality of the series’ issues would be counterproductive. The idea, rather, was to pretend that the wave of 1990s-and-later reboots never happened. So, too, there is no error in leaving out the first six issues of Incredible Hulk‘s original run; they were never presumed to be part of the sequence by collectors during the hundreds of issues the Tales to Astonish-born series ran, and have no more role in its renumbering than the Golden Age Captain America title does.

Another key to determining legacy numbering is finding the core series of a franchise, even if it didn’t have the exact same name.  Also, specially numbered issues (such as #-1, #0, or any number with a decimal) are not counted in the whole numbers.

The “Quick Math” section under each series is what number to add to an issue from a particular volume to get its legacy number.

Avengers
#1-402
Avengers volume 1 #1-402
(series began in 1963)

#403-415
Avengers volume 2 #1-13
(“Heroes Reborn” series launched in 1996)
Quick math:  402

#416-499
Avengers volume 3  #1-84
(“Heroes Return” series launched in 1997)
key issues:
–#35 (450) – Maximum Security crossover
–#41 (457) – legacy numbering printed on covers starting with this issue until #500
–#57-76 (472-491) – Geoff Johns run
Quick math:  415

#500-503
Avengers volume 1  #500-503
(series reverted to original numbering in 2004 for Avengers Disassembled event)

#504-567
New Avengers #1-64
(series launched in 2005)
Quick math:  503

#568-601
Avengers volume 4 #1-34
(series launched in 2010 as part of “The Heroic Age”)
key issues:
–#33 (600) – milestone issue
Quick math:  567

#602-645
Avengers volume 5 #1-44
(series launched in 2012, written by Jonathan Hickman)
Quick math:  601

#646-660
All New All Different Avengers:  #1-15 (660)
(series launched in 2015 in aftermath of Secret Wars)
Quick math:  645

#661-671
Avengers volume 6:  #1-11
(series launched in 2016)
Quick math:  660

#672-690
Avengers volume 1 #672-690
(series reverted to original numbering as part of Marvel Legacy initiative.)

#691-707
Avengers volume 7 #1-17
Key issue:  #10 (700) – milestone issue
Quick math:  690

All issues from this point on carry the Legacy numbering on the cover.

#708-717
Avengers:  Road to Nowhere:  #1-10
(Marvel specifically published the legacy numbers on this mini-series to include them in the overall numbering)
Quick math:  707

#718-766
Avengers volume 7:  #18-66
Quick math:  700

#767-current
Avengers volume 8:  #1-current
Quick math:  766

*as of the November 2024 solicitations, the most recent issue is #20 (786)

Milestone issues:
#600 – Avengers volume 4 #33
#700 – Avengers volume 7 #10

At the time of its launch, “New Avengers” was the primary Avengers title, even though other spinoffs were launched later on.  When the franchise relaunched as part of the “Heroic Age” initiative, “Avengers” returned as the flagship title and carrying the legacy numbering, even though another “New Avengers” series was launched.

Captain America
#1-99
Tales of Suspense #1-99

During the Marvel Legacy publishing initiative, Marvel revived Tales of Suspense for #100-104 as a Winter Soldier and Hawkeye mini-series, but those issues are not part of any other legacy numbering.

#100-454
Captain America volume 1  #100-454
(series continued numbering from Tales of Suspense)

#455-467
Captain America volume 2: #1-13
(“Heroes Reborn” series launched in 1996)
Quick math:  454

#468-517
Captain America volume 3 #1-50
(“Heroes Return” series launched in 1997)
Key issues:
–#25-50 (492-517) – Dan Jurgens run
–#33 (500) – milestone issue
Quick math:  467

Volume 3 #50 featured a legacy number of #518 on the cover, but that was clearly a typo.  

#518-549
Captain America volume 4 #1-32
(series launched in 2002 under the Marvel Knights imprint)
Quick math:  517

#550-599
Captain America volume 5  #1-50
(series launched in 2005 after Avengers Disassembled, written by Ed Brubaker)
Key issue:  #25 (574) – Death of Captain America
Quick math:  549

#600-619
Captain America volume 1 #600-619

#620-638
Captain America volume 6 #1-19
(series launched in 2011, concluding the Brubaker run)
Quick math:  619

#639-663
Captain America volume 7 #1-25
(series launched in 2012)
Quick math:  638

#664-669
All New Captain America:  #1-6
Quick math:  663

#670-693
Sam Wilson, Captain America:  #1-24
Quick math:  669

#694
Captain America volume 8 #25
(series continued from Sam Wilson, Captain America)

There was also a “Steve Rogers, Captain America” series that ran concurrently to this series for 19 issues, but is not counted in the legacy numbering because Sam Wilson was the primary Captain America at the time.

#695-704
Captain America volume 1 #695-704
(series reverted to original numbering as part of Marvel Legacy initiative.)

#705-734
Captain America volume 9 (2018):  #1-30
(series launched in 2019, written by Ta-Nehisi Coates)
Quick math:  704

#735
Captain America #0

This special published in 2022 led to the launch of two concurrent series – Captain America:  Sentinel of Liberty (focusing on Steve Rogers, running for 13 issues) and Captain America:  Symbol of Truth (focusing on Sam Wilson, running for 14 issues).  Symbol of Truth carried the legacy numbering on the covers, which requires us to bend the rule regarding special numbers.

#736-749
Captain America:  Symbol of Truth #1-14
(series launched in 2022)
Quick math:  735

#750
Captain America volume 1 #750
(published in July 2023)

#751-current
Captain America volume 10 #1-current
(series launched in 2023 by JMS)
Quick math:   750

*as of the September 2024 solicitations, the most recent issue is #15 (765)

Captain America and…
When Captain America (volume 6) was launched, Marvel also ran a team-up series continuing the numbering from volume 1.  These numbers are not included in any legacy numbering.
Captain America and Bucky #620-628
Captain America and Hawkeye #629-632
Captain America and Iron Man #633-635
Captain America and Namor #635.1
Captain America and Black Widow #636-640

Thor
#1-125
Journey into Mystery volume 1 #1-125
Key issue:  #82 – first Thor

#126-502
Thor volume 1 #126-502
(series continued numbering from Journey into Mystery)

When the character of Thor was shifted over to the Heroes Reborn universe, the series continued as “Journey into Mystery”, but those issues were not counted in legacy numbering.  (More information on “Journey into Mystery” below.)

#503-587
Thor volume 2 #1-85
(series began in 1998 as a late “Heroes Return” entry)
Key issues:  #80-85 (582-587) – Ragnarok arc (Avengers Disassembled tie-in)
Quick math:  502

#588-599
Thor volume 3 #1-12
(series began in 2007 by JMS)
Quick math:  587

#600-621
Thor volume 1 #600-621

Once again, the numbering was continued as “Journey into Mystery” when a new Thor series was launched.

#622-643
The Mighty Thor #1-22
(series began in 2011)
Quick math:  621

Many issues of the original Thor series were unofficially titled “The Mighty Thor” on the cover, but this is the first time it’s officially part of the title.

#644-668
Thor:  God of Thunder #1-25
(series began in 2012)
Quick math:  643

#669-676
Thor volume 4 #1-8
(series began in 2014 featuring Jane Foster)
Quick math:  668

#677-699
The Mighty Thor volume 2 #1-23
(series began in 2015)
Quick math:  676

#700-706
Thor volume 1 #700-706
(series reverted to original numbering as part of Marvel Legacy initiative.)

#707-722
Thor volume 5 #1-16
(series began in 2018)
Quick math:  706

#723-726
King Thor #1-4
Quick math:  722

#727-761
Thor volume 6 #1-35
(series began in 2020)
Quick math:  726

#762-current
Immortal Thor #1-current*
(series began in 2023)
Quick math:  761

*as of the November 2024 solicitations, the most recent issue is #17 (#778)

Journey into Mystery
Like most of the early Marvel anthologies that eventually changed into a single hero series, “Journey into Mystery” eventually became “Thor”.  But at various points in time as the “Thor” series was relaunched, the original numbering was continued until the “Journey into Mystery” title.  None of those reversions count in the legacy numbering, and there is no way to create a cohesive set of numbering for Journey into Mystery.
#1-125 – series becomes Thor
volume 2 #1-19 – a horror anthology series from the 1970s, not connected to Thor
#503-521 – continuing from Thor volume 1 during Heroes Reborn event
#622-655 – continuing from Thor volume 1 as “The Mighty Thor” was launched

Iron Man
#1-332
Iron Man volume 1 #1-332
(series began in 1968)

#333-345
Iron Man volume 2 #1-13
(“Heroes Reborn” series launched in 1996)
Quick math:  332

#346-434
Iron Man volume 3 #1-89
(“Heroes Return” series launched in 1997)
Quick math:  345

#435-462
Iron Man volume 4 #1-28
(series launched in 2005 after Avengers: Disassembled)
Quick math:  434

#463-466
Iron Man:  Director of SHIELD #29-32
(Iron Man volume 4 was retitled in 2008)
Quick math:  434

This series continued for three more issues (#33-35), with the cover title of War Machine:  Weapon of SHIELD.  At the same time, a new Iron Man series was launched.  At the time, Marvel did not count these three issues when they reverted to Iron Man #500, but they did count them when creating the numbering for Marvel Legacy a few years later.

#467-499
Invincible Iron Man #1-33
(series launched in 2008 and was the first time “Invincible” was an official part of the title.)
Quick math:  466

#500-527
Invincible Iron Man #500-527

#528-530
Due to a math error, these issues don’t seem to exist.  When “Invincible Iron Man” was launched in 2008, the “Iron Man:  Director of SHIELD” title was still running for three issues.  Those issues (#33-35) featured War Machine and had a “War Machine: Weapon of SHIELD” logo plastered over the Iron Man logo on the covers.  Marvel did not count those issues when they calculated Iron Man #500.  However those issues were counted when calculating the number for Marvel Legacy, which is why Marvel now says that #500-527 are really #503-530.  The editors handling the Marvel Legacy numbering project were clearly just looking at the highest issue number of each volume to add together.

#531-558
Iron Man volume 5 #1-28
(series launched in 2013)
Quick math:  530

#559-567
Superior Iron Man #1-9
Quick math:  558

#568-581
Invincible Iron Man volume 2 #1-14
(series launched in 2015 by Brian Michael Bendis)
Quick math:  567

#582-592
Invincible Iron Man volume 3 #1-11
(series launched in 2016, also by BMB)
Quick math:  581

#593-600
Iron Man volume 1 #593-600
(series reverted to original numbering as part of Marvel Legacy initiative.)

Technically, these issues are officially part of “Invincible Iron Man” volume 3.

#601-619
Tony Stark:  Iron Man #1-19
(series launched in 2018 by Dan Slott)
Quick math:  600

#620-625
Iron Man 2020 #1-6
(mini-series published in 2020 to conclude Slott’s run)
Quick math: 619

#626-650
Iron Man volume 6 #1-25
(series launched in 2020 by Christopher Cantwell)
Quick math:  625

#651-670
Invincible Iron Man volume 4 #1-20
(series launched in 2022 by Gerry Duggan and ties into the X-Men Krakoa era and “Fall of X”)
Quick math:  650

#671-current
Iron Man volume 7 #1-current*
Quick math: 670

*as of the November 2024 solicitations, the most recent issue is #2 (#672)

Annuals

Annuals have created their own kind of problems with legacy numbering. From the 1960s through the mid-1990s, Marvel numbered annuals sequentially, although they referred to some as “King Size” and/or “Specials”.  Starting in 1995, the X-Men titles got annuals labelled by year (ex. ’95) with the practice expanding to the rest of the Marvel line in 1996.  In 1998, all of the Marvel annuals were team-ups, and some characters or groups were represented in multiple annuals.  In most cases, whichever series was referred to first in the title claims that annual.  From 1999-2001, Marvel continued to number by year (using all four digits), and then discontinued annuals in favor of extra regular issues during the year.  Sometime in the late 2000s, annuals returned, but there has been no consistency among numbering practices.  Some series got legacy numbers, some get a new Annual #1 to go with each relaunch, and some Annuals get renumbered even if the parent series had not been relaunched.  And naturally, over the years, there have been misnumbered and forgotten annuals.

Avengers
#1-23 - numbered sequentially along with volume 1
#24 – Avengers/Squadron Supreme ’98, going along with volume 3
#25-27 – Marvel used the full years for numbering:  1999-2001, going along with volume 3
#28-30 – New Avengers Annuals #1-3
#31 – a new Annual #1 in 2012, going along with volume 4
#32 – another Annual #1 in 2013, going along with volume 5
#33 – All New All Different Avengers Annual #1
#34 – yet another Annual #1 in 2021, going along with volume 7

Captain America
#1-13 - numbered sequentially along with volume 1
#14 – Captain America/Citizen V ’98, going along with volume 3
#15-17 - Marvel used the full years for numbering:  1999-2001, going along with volume 3

The Iron Man/Captain America ’98 Annual is credited to Iron Man’s series.

Iron Man
#1-15 - numbered sequentially along with volume 1
#16 – Iron Man/Captain America ’98, going along with volume 3
#17-19 - Marvel used the full years for numbering:  1999-2001, going along with volume 3
#20 – Iron Man:  Director of SHIELD Annual #1
#21 – Invincible Iron Man Annual #1 in 2010
#22 – Iron Man Annual #1 (2014), probably goes along with volume 5

Heroes Return
Avengers #1-6 (416-421)
Iron Man #7 (352) – Live Kree or Die part 1
Captain America #8 (475) - Live Kree or Die part 2
Quicksilver #10 - Live Kree or Die part 3
Avengers #7 (422) - Live Kree or Die part 4
Avengers/Squadron Supreme Annual ’98 (Avengers Annual #24)
Avengers #8-11 (423-426)

-For the longest time, I thought that the annual continued directly from Avengers #6, but that is not the case, as evidenced by the roster changes that occur in the meantime.
-The Avengers appear in Thunderbolts #12, but that will throw off the pacing of the beginning of this book, as the issue was published before Avengers finished its first arc.
-The Rough Cut edition of Avengers #1 can be placed in this book as an extra.  It features all of George Perez’s pencil artwork, along with the plot by Kurt Busiek.

Avengers Forever
Avengers Forever #1-12

This map was built around my pre-existing hardcover of Avengers Forever.   I believe Wasp and Giant Man are pulled from between Avengers #11 and 12, but the part where the team took Rick Jones to the moon at the beginning of Avengers Forever #1 might have happened between Avengers #9 and 10, based on notations in different chronologies available online (and in the back of the Avengers Forever hardcover).  There’s nothing saying that Wasp and Giant Man were pulled from the exact moment after their first scene on the moon.  The only chronological marker in the main Avengers series is a line of dialogue from Hank Pym in Avengers #13 confirming that all of Avengers Forever occurred before that issue.

Clear and Present Dangers
Avengers #12-15 (427-430)
Avengers Annual ’99 (25)
Avengers #16-18 (431-433)
Avengers #0
Avengers #19-22 (434-437)

-Avengers Annual ’99 was published the same month as #18, but has to take place earlier.  Justice broke his leg in #18 and wore a cast until #24, but is seen in the annual without the cast.  Therefore, I have slid it back prior to the arc by Jerry Ordway.
-Avengers #0 was a special issue included with Wizard as a prelude to the Ultron storyline that begins in #19.
-Originally, I had this volume running through #25, but placed a volume break here to give myself the flexibility of adding the Domination Factor story to my bookshelf.

Domination Factor
Domination Factor:  Fantastic Four #1.1
Domination Factor:  Avengers #1.2
Domination Factor:  Fantastic Four #2.3
Domination Factor:  Avengers #2.4
Domination Factor:  Fantastic Four #3.5
Domination Factor:  Avengers #3.6
Domination Factor:  Fantastic Four #4.7
Domination Factor:  Avengers #4.8

This story is not necessary for the Busiek run but takes place here.  This was a set of two connected mini-series that went back and forth as notated by the number after the decimal.

Living Legends
Avengers #23-27 (438-442)
Avengers Two:  Wonder Man and the Beast #1-3
Avengers #28-30 (443-445)
Avengers Annual 2000 (26)
Avengers #31 (446)
Thunderbolts #42
Avengers #32 (447)
Thunderbolts #43
Avengers #33 (448)
Thunderbolts #44
Avengers #34 (449)

-Avengers #24-25 is a sequel to the Eighth Day crossover that occurred in Iron Man #21-22, Thor #17, Peter Parker: Spider-Man #11, and Juggernaut: The Eighth Day #1.  I have skipped those issues here as they are not very Avenger-specific, I have them in the Iron Man by Busiek omnibus and there is some time that elapses between the two stories.  (Specifically, Iron Man makes mention of events in #25 of his own series.)
-Avengers #27 is a 100-page monster where the main story can easily be separated from the reprints which are not needed for this project.
-The Avengers Two mini-series ran the same months as Avengers #28-30 and could take place on either side of that arc, but is completely optional.
-Avengers Annual 2000 was published between #29 and #30 which were the last two parts of a three part story. I placed it after the arc to help make sense of Captain America’s appearance, as he had left the team in #27 and was just back for a visit in this issue.  Thunderbolts Annual 2000 is an optional lead-in to Avengers Annual 2000, but doesn’t feature many (if any) Avengers.  A Hellcat mini-series spins out of the two annuals, but doesn’t have much impact on the Avengers series.

Maximum Security
Maximum Security: Dangerous Planet
Maximum Security #1
Uncanny X-Men #387
Bishop #15
Maximum Security #2
X-Men #107
X-Men Unlimited #29 (main story)
Avengers #35 (450)
Maximum Security #3

I mapped and bound this story as part of my X-Men collection, and my general rule for crossovers like this is to include tie-ins written by the main writer, which is how the Avengers issues was included over there.  The X-Men probably have the most important tie-ins to Maximum Security, which even Marvel acknowledged when they reprinted the event in a manner similar to this book and marketed it as an “X-Men/Avengers” book.

The Kang Dynasty
Avengers #36-43 (451-458)
Avengers Annual 2001 (27)
Avengers #44 (459)
Avengers:  The Ultron Imperative #1
Avengers #45-56 (460-471)

-While The Ultron Imperative claims it takes place between #45-46, almost every online resource I could find places it between #44-45.  It took a bit of digging to find any explanation but it boils down to the ring-walls that appear at the end of #45 and don’t appear in a lot of other Marvel issues.  Therefore, sites like the Marvel Chronology Project have determined that there is a long narrative gap between Avengers #44-45, where many other stories, including The Ultron Imperative have to take place.
-Avengers #48 is another 100-page monster issue.  The main story does not share pages with the reprints, but the letters page does.

Force Works #21-22 and War Machine #24-25 are included to wrap up their respective series, because otherwise those issues would be orphaned unless placed in a volume of issues contained in the Avengers/Iron Man:  First Sign TPB (basically containing all issues of Avengers and Iron Man between the end of the Crossing and the beginning of Onslaught.)

Unfortunately, most online reading orders do not agree on the placement of a lot of issues in the middle of the event and the comics themselves never presented a clear reading order.  Most “to be continued” boxes at the end of issues basically contained the next published issues of all of the series involved.  Below is a list of chronology or prerequisite clues from several issues, attempting to be as spoiler-free as possible.

Trying to maintain a day-by-day chronology across all four titles involved probably does not hold up. And being a story involving time manipulation, there is some wiggle room for some events to appear out of order.  But I’m trying to keep a logical chronology for individual characters.  For instance, if there is a run of Avengers issues all taking place in the same night, I don’t want to include an Iron Man issue in the middle that takes place during the day.

Chronology/Pre-requisite clues:
Iron Man #319 – starts plans for Avengers reunion “tomorrow”
Avengers #390 – Prelude to the Crossing
Avengers: The Crossing #1 – an Avengers reunion / ends around midnight
Avengers #391 - occurs past midnight following the events of The Crossing #1
Force Works #16 – characters returning from events of The Crossing #1 / occurs during the day, up to “sunset” / opening sequence set at “midnight” is not what it first appears
Avengers #392 – opens at morning, supposedly within 24 hours of the events of The Crossing.
Iron Man #320 – opens on another morning, events of The Crossing were “earlier this week”
Iron Man #321 – references Avengers #391
Force Works #17 – Iron Man explains events of The Crossing to the team as “the day of the reunion”, implying that it is now several days later
War Machine #20 – indirect references to events in Force Works #17, direct reference to Avengers #391
Iron Man #322 - reference to Avengers #391 and War Machine #20
Force Works #18 – has a subplot pick up from last page of Iron Man #322
War Machine #21 – continues subplot from Force Works #18
Iron Man #323 – WM #21 was a few hours ago, reference to Avengers #392
Avengers #393 – directly continues from Iron Man #323
Force Works #19 – Avengers #393 was moments ago, references to WM #21 and Iron Man #323
War Machine #22 – direct continuation from FW #19 / Black Widow and others leave to reappear in IM #324 / main cast continues directly into FW #20
Iron Man #324 – Black Widow appears from WM #22
Force Works #20 – direct continuation from WM #22, runs parallel to IM #324
War Machine #23 – reference to Force Works #20
Avengers #394 – leads into Timeslide
Avengers: Timeslide #1 – continues from Avengers #394
Iron Man #325 – continues from Timeslide
Avengers #395 – continues from Iron Man #325
Age of Innocence: The Rebirth of Iron Man #1

War Machine #22 features two groups of characters working together (one group with Black Widow, one group with Scarlet Witch).  Black Widow’s team leaves and is next seen in Iron Man #324.  Scarlet Witch’s team continues into Force Works #20.  There is a point where both teams communicate via video chat in both issues, but there is no shared dialogue between the two scenes which allows them to be two different conversations.  I’ve chosen to place Iron Man #324 in between War Machine #22 and Force Works #20 for pacing purposes.

War Machine #23 doesn’t have any other references other than taking place after Force Works #20, so it could go almost anywhere after that issue, depending on pacing preferences.

The Marvel Universe marches towards Infinity! While the Avengers have their hands full in deep space with the enigmatic Builders who are razing worlds the cold war between Wakanda and Atlantis heats up into a full-scale conflict as casualties begin to pile up…and an Illuminati member is forced to make a hard choice. Meanwhile the mad titan Thanos makes his world-shattering return to Earth! As his armies fire the opening shots a slew of the Marvel Universe’s best and brightest heroes face off against Thanos’ invading hordes, including Luke Cage and his new team of Avengers!  Then as Thanos’ secrets are revealed, Blackbolt makes an impossible choice and the Illuminati find themselves on the front line! As every Origin Site on Earth goes active, the Builders take aim at Earth! Can the Avengers return to Earth in time to save it, when betrayal in the Galactic Council has left them prisoners of war? Galactic empires fall as Thanos’ crazed plans come to fruition and our heroes are caught between battle fronts with Thanos and the Builders!

This map is also volume 15 of my Avengers binds.

Here is my ongoing Avengers binds…  It contains all the Avengers books and related titles bound in order search the site for my maps ‘Modern Avengers’.  I’ve also added some sketches and some other extras.  The first four have Buckram covers to which I created dust jackets.

11/30/12 Four volumes of the Heroic Age, the fourth volume is mostly Spider-Man and Academy.   Up next, Fear Itself!

4/15/12 Finally got around to taking some pics of my Avengers binds…I’ve almost got everything from the Heroic Age to right before AvX mapped out so stay tuned!

Volume 1
1-6
Iron Man 7 (Live Kree or Die Part 1)
Captain America 8 (Live Kree or Die Part 2)
Quicksilver 10 (Live Kree or Die Part 3)
7 (Live Kree or Die Part 4)
Annual 98
8-12
Rough Cut 1

Volume 2
13-18
Annual 99
0
19-23
Iron Man 21 (Eighth Day Part 0)
Thor 17 (Eighth Day Part 1)
Iron Man 22 (Eighth Day Part 2)
Spider-Man 11 (Eighth Day Part 3)
Juggernaut the Eighth Day 1 (Eighth Day Part 4)
24 (Eighth Day Part 5)
25 (Eighth Day Part 6)

Volume 3
26-27
Annual 2000
28-31
Thunderbolts 42
32
Thunderbolts 43
33
Thunderbolts 44
34
JLA/Avengers 1-4

Also like to shout out and give credit to where it’s due over to Corwin.  His map influenced the beats a little bit for the Secret Invasion trilogy. I condensed down to the story so that it’s a little simpler but you still get the overall picture. So, go check out Corwin’s Secret Invasion trilogy map. It’s pretty cool how he’s got some of the beats towards the end.

MARVEL U Vol. 9 – The Initiative

Civil War The Initiative (pg 3, 10-29)

Fallen Son: The Death of Captain America 1-5

New Avengers 26-31

Mighty Avengers 1-4

New Avengers 32

Mighty Avengers 5-6

New Avengers 33

Mighty Avengers 7

New Avengers 34-35

Mighty Avengers 8

New Avengers 36

Mighty Avengers 9-11

New Avengers 37

New Avengers Annual 2

MARVEL U Vol. 10 – Secret Invasion Vol. 1

New Avengers 38-39

Thunderbolts: Reason In Madness

Captain Marvel 1-5

Thunderbolts: Breaking Point

Avengers: The Intiative Annual (“State of Readiness”)

Thunderbolts: International Incident

Mighty Avengers 12

Ms. Marvel 25-27

Secret Invasion: Who Do You Trust ? (Captain Marvel: Farewell)

Secret Invasion 1

Avengers: The Initiative 14

Secret Invasion 2

Secret Invasion: Who Do You Trust? (Beast and Wonder-Man: Seems Like Old Times)

MARVEL U Vol. 11 – Secret Invasion Vol. 2

New Avengers 41

New Avengers 40 (1-11)

New Avengers 44

New Avengers 40 (12-21)

Secret Invasion 3

Mighty Avengers 13

New Avengers 46

Secret Invasion: Thor 1

Avengers: The Initiative 15

Mighty Avengers 18

Secret Invasion: Thor 2

Avengers: The Initiative 16

Secret Invasion: Thor 3

Secret Invasion: Who Do You Trust? (Agent Brand: In Plain Sight)

Secret Invasion 4

Ms. Marvel 28

Mighty Avengers 14

New Avengers 43

Ms. Marvel 29

MARVEL U Vol. 12 – Secret Invasion Vol. 3

Thunderbolts 122

Secret Invasion 5

Mighty Avengers 16

Ms. Marvel 30

Thunderbolts 123

Avengers: The Initiative 17

Mighty Avengers 15

New Avengers 42

New Avengers 45

Mighty Avengers 17

Avengers: The Initiative 18

Thunderbolts 124

Mighty Avengers 19

Thunderbolts 125 (1-12)

Secret Invasion 6

Thunderbolts 125 (13-23)

Avengers: The Initiative 19 (1/2)

Secret Invasion 7-8

Avengers: The Initiative  19 (2/2)

New Avengers 47

Thunderbolts 126-127

Mighty Avengers 20

MARVEL U Vol. 6 – Ronin – House of M

New Avengers 11-14

House of M 1-5

The Pulse: House of M

House of M 6-8

New Avengers 15

Amazing Spider-Man (ASM)  529-531

New Avengers 16-20

The Pulse 11-14

New Avengers Annual 1

Marvel U Vol. 7  Civil War Vol. 1

Civil War 1

Wolverine 42

Frontline 1

ASM 532

New Avengers 21

Civil War 2

ASM 533

Frontline 2

New Avengers 22

Wolverine 43-44

Frontline 3-4

Wolverine 45

Frontline 5

Civil War 3-4

Frontline 6-7

ASM 534

MARVEL U Vol. 8 – Civil War Vol. 2

New Avengers 23-24

Wolverine 46-47

Frontline 8

Wolverine 48

ASM 535

Civil War 5

Punisher War Journal 1

Frontline 9

ASM 536-537

Punisher War Journal 2

Civil War 6-7

Frontline 10

ASM 538

New Avengers 25

Frontline 11

Captain America 25

Civil War The Confession

Marvel U   Vol. 1  Avengers

Avengers 1-31 (v3)

Marvel U Vol. 2

Tbolts 42

Avengers 32

Tbolts 43

Avengers 33

Tbolts 44

Avengers 34-55

Marvel U Vol. 3

Avengers 56-84 (v3)

New Invaders 0

Marvel U Vol. 4 – Disassembled Secret War

The Pulse 1-5

Avengers Disassembled

Avengers Finale

Secret War1-3

The Pulse 6

Secret War 4-5

The Pulse 7-9

Marvel U Vol. 5 – New Avengers

Young Avengers 1-6

New Avengers 1-10

Young Avengers 7-8

Young Avengers One Shot

Young Avengers 9-12

Volume 1

Marvel Spotlight 32
Marvel Two-in-One 29-33
Spider-Woman 1-16

Volume 2

Spider-Woman 17-30

Marvel Team-Up 97

Amazing Spider-Man 209

Spider-Woman 31–36

Volume 3

Spider-Woman 37, 38
Uncanny X-Men 148
Spider-Woman 39, 40
Avengers Annual 10
Spider-Woman 41
Marvel Two-in-One 85
Dazzler 15
Spider-Woman 42–44
Avengers 221
Spider-Woman 45–50