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Peggy Carter

Doctor Margaret Elizabeth "Peggy" Carter, Ph.D., was one of the most prominent agents of the Strategic Scientific Reserve during and after World War II and one of the founders of S.H.I.E.L.D.. Originally a code-breaker working at Bletchley Park, she joined the Special Operations Executive following her brother's death. Carter later joined the SSR, formed to fight HYDRA. On the mission in Germany, she saved Abraham Erskine from Johann Schmidt. The success of her mission enabled the SSR to start Project Rebirth and develop their Super Soldier Serum to make the army of Super Soldiers. During the project, she had befriended Steve Rogers, one of the project's candidates.

In 1943, after the abrupt end of Project Rebirth and Rogers' transformation into the only Super Soldier, Carter assisted him in becoming the world's first superhero, eventually falling in love with him. After Rogers' disappearance in 1945, she continued the SSR's fight against HYDRA, capturing the last high-ranking HYDRA officer Werner Reinhardt, and continuing her service in the SSR once the War ended.

As an agent of the SSR, Carter helped former colleague Howard Stark clear his name when he was accused of being a traitor, and later traveled to Los Angeles where she clashed with Whitney Frost over the extra-dimensional Zero Matter. She helped Stark found the new peacekeeping organization, the Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division, better known by its acronym S.H.I.E.L.D.. Carter eventually married an Allied soldier and became a mother of two children, though she would continue her service in S.H.I.E.L.D. during the turbulent years of the Cold War, becoming the agency's director by 1970.

By the beginning of the 21st century, Carter retired and saw her great-niece, Sharon Carter, follow in her footsteps. During her retirement, a young Rogers was pulled from the ice and found to be alive, but by this time she had been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease and struggled to recognize him. She died peacefully in her sleep in 2016.

After discovering a method to travel through time in 2023, Rogers returned to the 1940s, creating an alternate timeline where he married Carter and grew old with her.
Duel at the Rainbow Bridge

The Duel at the Rainbow Bridge was the final confrontation between Thor and Loki, where Thor fought his brother to prevent him from using the Bifrost Bridge in a plot to destroy Jotunheim, having to destroy the bridge itself to accomplish it.

## Contents

* Background
* Duel
* Aftermath
* References

## Background

Loki learned that he was the son of the Frost Giant king Laufey, who abandoned him as a child to be found and raised by Odin, the king of the Asgardians. Since Thor was the "favorite son" of Asgard and destined to be its king, Loki felt rejected by both of his fathers. Loki invited Laufey to Asgard so he could kill Odin, who was incapacitated in his "Odinsleep," but Loki killed the Jotun King, doing something neither Odin or Thor would do.

Thor, in the Battle of Puente Antiguo, proved worthy of Mjølnir and to return to Asgard after his exile. He learned from Sif that Loki lied to him about their father's death.

## Duel

Loki activated the Bifrost to begin the destruction of Jotunheim by unleashing its full power. He explained that he only wanted to be Thor's equal in Odin's eyes, but now he desired the throne because he will have accomplished what no one else has done in destroying the Frost Giants. The two began to fight. As Loki fell onto the Rainbow Bridge, Thor placed Mjølnir on his chest, making him unable to move. Loki taunted Thor that what he has set into motion was unstoppable. Meanwhile, Odin awoke from the Odinsleep.

Thor realized that Loki spoke the truth and began to hammer the Rainbow Bridge with Mjølnir. Loki told Thor that if the Rainbow Bridge was destroyed, Thor would never see Jane Foster again. Thor continued to pound the bridge until it collapsed. Both fell over the side, only to be caught by Odin. Loki told his adopted father that he did everything to impress him. Odin listened, but disappointment showed on his face. Loki decided to release his grip and fell into Yggdrasil itself.

## Aftermath

Loki was found by Thanos, who showed him the potential power of the Tesseract and gained Loki's servitude.

When Thor sought to go to Earth because Loki was in Stuttgart causing a hostage situation, Odin used dark energy to transport him.

With the Bridge destroyed, Marauders took advantage of the Asgardians' lack of transportation and plundered Vanaheim and other worlds. The damage to Jotunheim left a total of more than 200 dead.

## References

1. ↑ *The Art of the Avengers* timeline
2. ↑ *The Avengers Prelude: Fury's Big Week*
3. ↑ Tony Stark's file from a deleted scene from *The Avengers*
4. ↑ Jump up to:4.0 4.1 *Thor*
5. ↑ Jump up to:5.0 5.1 *The Avengers*
6. ↑ *Thor: The Dark World Prelude*
7. ↑ *Thor: The Dark World*
8. ↑ *Assembled: 1.03: The Making of Loki*
Air Crash in the Himalayas

The Air Crash in the Himalayas was an assassination orchestrated by Harold Meachum and Madame Gao and staged as an air crash accident, in order to prevent Wendell Rand from exposing the illegal activities being conducted within Rand Enterprises. Danny Rand became the lone survivor and was rescued by the monks of K'un-Lun.

## Contents

* Background
* Air Crash
* Aftermath
* References

## Background

In 2001, Rand Enterprises co-founder Harold Meachum began receiving treatment for terminal cancer. Around the same time, he and Wendell Rand were approached by Madame Gao, who sought to make a business deal. Rand disapproved, but Meachum agreed to the deal without question.

Unbeknownst to Rand, Gao promised to cure Meachum's cancer if he built several laboratories in China for the purpose of expanding her drug manufacturing operation.

After uncovering Meachum's treacherous actions, Rand charted a plane to China and planned to take his wife Heather and their son Danny with him, not telling them that he was planning to expose the existence of the laboratories.

Meachum later met with Madame Gao and told her about his plan to prevent Rand from bringing back proof by causing his plane to crash mid-flight. Despite Madame Gao's insistence that it would bring unwanted attention, Meachum convinced her to go through with the plan.

Before the Rands left the United States, Meachum injected the pilots with a poison he previously obtained from Madame Gao.

## Air Crash

En route to Anzhou, both pilots succumbed to the poison and lost control of the plane. In the main cabin, the increasing turbulence caused Danny Rand to hit his head, prompting Heather to make sure he was still conscious.

At that moment, the roof of the plane ripped off and caused Heather to be sucked outside, where she fell to her death. As Wendell told Rand that he loved him, the plane crashed into the Himalayan mountain range, instantly killing the former and knocking the latter unconscious.

## Aftermath

Regaining consciousness, Danny Rand attempted to find his mother's body but was unable to do so and stayed next to his father's corpse. As he lay in the snow, members of the Order of the Crane Mother found the boy and took him to the mystical city of K'un-Lun, where they would spend the next several decades training him.

In the United States, newspapers reported on the crash, convincing the general public that Rand died with his parents.

In 2003, Meachum purchased a building where he could live in secret after his resurrection. The following year, Meachum died and was resurrected three days later. He proceeded to live his new life, unaware that Madame Gao used the opportunity to start infiltrating Rand Enterprises and controlling it from the inside.

## References

1. ↑ Jump up to:1.0 1.1 *Iron Fist: 1.01: Snow Gives Way*
2. ↑ Jump up to:2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 *Iron Fist: 1.02: Shadow Hawk Takes Flight*
3. ↑ Jump up to:3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 *Iron Fist: 1.04: Eight Diagram Dragon Palm*
4. ↑ *Iron Fist: 1.09: The Mistress of All Agonies*
5. ↑ Jump up to:5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 *Iron Fist: 1.13: Dragon Plays with Fire*
6. ↑ *Iron Fist: 1.07: Felling Tree with Roots*
Eternal Flame

The Eternal Flame was a mystical, inextinguishable fire from which the Fire Demon Surtur drew his power.

## Contents

* History
* Capabilities
* Trivia
* References
* External Links

## History

Over 5,000 years ago, Odin battled Surtur in an attempt to prevent him initiating Ragnarök, the fated destruction of Asgard. Odin successfully incapacitated Surtur, banishing him to Muspelheim and bringing the Eternal Flame back to Asgard, sealing it in his vault, where it was guarded by the Destroyer.

During the confrontation between Thor and Surtur, the latter explained that Ragnarök would occur when his crown would be merged with the Eternal Flame. Later, Hela resurrected her army of Berserkers and Fenris by using a handful of the Eternal Flame. As Thor and his Revengers were fighting Hela's army in Asgard, Thor understood that in order to defeat her, Asgard, Hela's power source, must be destroyed. Loki dropped the Crown of Surtur in the Eternal Flame, resurrecting Surtur and unleashing Ragnarök.

## Capabilities

The Eternal Flame is the source of Surtur's power. By placing Surtur's crown into the Flame, Surtur can be summoned and, if he has already been killed, even resurrected, restored to full power, enabling him to unleash Ragnarök.

The Eternal Flame can resurrect others as well, as demonstrated when Hela used the Flame to revive Fenris and her army.

The Flame's power was so great that it was the only thing Hela bothered to retrieve from Odin's Vault, dismissing even the Tesseract as being merely "not bad" in comparison.

## Trivia

* In the comics, the Eternal Flame is a mystical flame that cannot be extinguished. It was stolen from Surtur by Odin, Vili, and Ve Borson at the dawn of time so that Surtur could not light his sword and bring about Ragnarök.

## References

The Marvel Cinematic Universe Wiki has a collection of images and media related to Eternal Flame.

1. ↑ *Thor*
2. ↑ *Thor: Ragnarok*
Ambush at Buccaneer Bay

The Ambush at Buccaneer Bay was the result of a manhunt for Sam Wilson, Bucky Barnes and Helmut Zemo, assisted by Sharon Carter, against multiple Madripoorian bounty hunters, who have descended upon them for the ₿1,000 bounties on their heads that someone had put. The bounty hunters had ambushed them to the Madripoor seaport in Buccaneer Bay, where they were interrogating Wilfred Nagel for information about the Super Soldier Serum. The bounty hunters failed to claim the bounties, and Wilson, Barnes and Zemo escaped to Latvia.

## Contents

* Background
* Meeting with Sharon Carter
* Ambush
* Aftermath
* References
Avengers/New York Time Heist

The Avengers is a team of of extraordinary individuals, with either superpowers or other special characteristics, put together by S.H.I.E.L.D. to protect Earth from global threats.

## Contents

* History
* Members
* Captain America
* Iron Man
* Hulk
* Thor
* Black Widow
* Hawkeye
* Relationships
* Allies
* Enemies
* References
* External Links

## Members

### **Captain America**

* **Name**: Steven Grant “Steve” Rogers
* **Species**: Human
* **Activity**: 2012
* **Status**: Alive
* **Description**: *To Be Added*

**Iron Man**

* **Name**: Anthony Edward “Tony” Stark
* **Species**: Human
* **Activity**: 2012
* **Status**: Alive
* **Description**: *To Be Added*

### **Hulk**

* **Name**: Robert Bruce Banner
* **Species**: Human
* **Activity**: 2012
* **Status**: Alive
* **Description**: *To Be Added*

### **Thor**

* **Name**: Thor Odinson
* **Species**: Asgardian
* **Activity**: 2012
* **Status**: Alive
* **Description**: *To Be Added*

### **Black Widow**

* **Name**: Natalia Alianovna "Natasha" Romanoff
* **Species**: Human
* **Activity**: 2012
* **Status**: Alive
* **Description**: *To Be Added*

### **Hawkeye**

* **Name**: Clinton Francis “Clint” Barton
* **Species**: Human
* **Activity**: 2012
* **Status**: Alive
* **Description**: *To Be Added*

## Relationships

	+ Nick Fury
	+ Alexander Pierce
	+ Phil Coulson †
	+ Jasper Sitwell
	+ Brock Rumlow
	+ Jack Rollins
* Chitauri
	+ Leviathans

## External Links

* Avengers on Marvel Database
* Avengers on Wikipedia
Dark Scepter

The Dark Scepter is an mystic item stolen by the Witch to attack humanity.

## History

The Witch stole the Dark Scepter and used it to overpower Wong's Magic and momentarily cast darkness over the British Museum. She later used it in combat against Kaecilius easily defeating him. The Witch was then confronted by Kaecilius, Wong, Daniel Drumm, and Tina Minoru, who overwhelmed the staff's power and stole it from the Witch. The Scepter was then placed in the New York Sanctum.

## Capabilities

The Dark Scepter is able to cast momentary darkness over small areas, as demonstrated at the British Museum. It is also a weapon that can be used as a staff.

## References

The Marvel Cinematic Universe Wiki has a collection of images and media related to Dark Scepter.

1. ↑ *Doctor Strange Prelude*
Thor/New York Time Heist

Thor Odinson is the Asgardian God of Thunder, and a member of the Avengers.

## Contents

* Biography
* Loki's Escape
* Personality
* Powers and Abilities
* Powers
* Abilities
* Equipment
* Weapons
* Other Equipment
* Relationships
* Family
* Allies
* Enemies
* References
* External Links

## Biography

### Loki's Escape

In an alternate 2012, after defeating Loki in the Battle of New York, Thor helped escort him to bring him directly to Odin to be punished. When they reached the first floor of Stark Tower, they ran into Alexander Pierce who demanded they hand over Loki and the Tesseract. An argument then broke out between Thor, Tony Stark and Pierce over what would happen with Loki and the Tesseract.

However, this was disrupted when Stark suddenly experienced a heart attack, which was caused by Ant-Man from 2023 tampering with his Arc Reactor. Stark then collapsed to the ground, but was saved when Thor used Mjølnir to send an electrical current to the Arc Reactor, reactivating it. After checking on Stark, Thor then noticed that the Tesseract, along with Loki, were gone.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Asgardian Physiology**: *To be added*
	+ **Superhuman Strength**: *To be added*
	+ **Superhuman Durability**: *To be added*
	+ **Superhuman Speed**: *To be added*
	+ **Superhuman Agility**: *To be added*
	+ **Superhuman Stamina**: *To be added*
	+ **Superhuman Reflexes**: *To be added*
	+ **Regenerative Healing Factor**: *To be added*
	+ **Longevity**: *To be added*
* **Mjolnir Capabilities**: *To be added*
	+ **Electricity Generation**: When Iron Man went into cardiac arrest because of Ant-Man, Thor had to generate electricity into Stark's heart to start it back up.
	+ **Storm Manipulation**: *To be added*
	+ **Energy Projection**: *To be added*
	+ **Weight Manipulation**: *To be added*
	+ **Flight**: *To be added*
	+ **Weapon Calling**: *To be added*

### Abilities

* **Master Combatant**: *To be added*
* **Hammer Mastery**: *To be added*
* **Expert Marksman**: *To be added*
* **Multilingualism**: *To be added*

## Relationships

	+ Odin - Father
	+ Frigga - Mother
	+ Loki - Adoptive Brother

Allies* Heimdall
* Sif
* Avengers - Teammates
	+ Steve Rogers/Captain America
	+ Tony Stark/Iron Man
	+ Bruce Banner/Hulk
	+ Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow
	+ Clint Barton/Hawkeye
* S.H.I.E.L.D.
	+ Nick Fury
	+ Phil Coulson †
	+ Alexander Pierce
	+ Jasper Sitwell
	+ STRIKE
		- Brock Rumlow
		- Jack Rollins
* Stark Industries
* Chitauri
* Leviathans
* Avengers
	+ Tony Stark/Iron Man †
	+ Scott Lang/Ant-Man

## External Links

* Thor on Marvel Database
* Thor on Wikipedia
Ambush at Matt Murdock's Apartment

The Ambush at Matt Murdock's Apartment was a failed assassination mission orchestrated by the Hand.

## Contents

* Background
* Attack
* Aftermath
* References

## Background

Daredevil and Elektra entered the Midland Circle, where they found a large hole. Then, they were ambushed by Hand ninjas. The two of them fought off the ninjas and during the battle, Elektra was seriously injured. They were saved by Stick, who finished off the others. They were followed and attacked by the ninjas. Stick ordered Quinn to drive them to Murdock's apartment.

When they finally arrived, Stick heal her near fatal wounds as Stick took a long sigh of relief. He told Murdock how he'd known Elektra and tol him about his war with Hand. While Murdock left, Elektra woke up to speak to Stick, telling him that she wanted to stand with Murdock. Elektra ordered Stick to leave, and he walked away.

## Attack

At night, Matt Murdock returned to his apartment, noticing that Stick had left, but was relieved to find Elektra in bed. However, a Hand ninja had been secretly watching over Murdock's apartment waited until the pair were of guard as he had entered the apartment and attacked Murdock, shooting him through the shoulder with a poisoned arrow.

Murdock managed to defeat and disarm the assassin, however when he unmasked him, he discovered that the assassin was a young man, hearing his heartbeat. Elektra came behind the ninja and, ignoring Murdock's pleas, ruthlessly sliced open his throat with a kitchen knife, much to Murdock's horror. She claimed that this is who she was and asked Murdock if he still wanted her before he began to pant heavily and then collapsed from the poison.

## Aftermath

Elektra treated Matt Murdock's wound and contacted the Chaste members who turned up inside apartment and cleaned up the blood and repairing the crime scene. After Murdock woke up, he asked her about the Hand ninja and she replies that it's been taken care of. While Elektra insisted that the assassin had tried to kill him and therefore his death was self defense. Murdock insisted that they call the NYPD but Elektra noted that the police would never believe what had happened, telling him that the war had begun and that they both now needed to fight together against the Hand.

Seeing dark side of her, Murdock told Elektra that he did not want to see her anymore and she left his apartment. As she left, Murdock then told Elektra he would deal with the Hand himself.

## References

1. ↑ *Luke Cage: 1.09: DWYCK*
2. ↑ *Daredevil: 2.13: A Cold Day in Hell's Kitchen*
3. ↑ Jump up to:3.0 3.1 *Daredevil: 2.08: Guilty as Sin*
4. ↑ *Daredevil: 2.09: Seven Minutes in Heaven*
Anthony Stark (Time Heist 2012)

Anthony ''Tony'' Stark was a billionaire philanthropist and owner of Stark Industries. Stark donned a suit of high-tech armor and became the superhero known as Iron Man. He was a founding member of the Avengers. He shared the history of his counterpart up until 2012 when Ant-Man was flicked onto the case containing the Tesseract.

## Contents

* Biography
* Avengers: Endgame
* Powers and Abilities
* Relationships
* Appearances/Actors
* Behind the scenes
* Trivia
* Gallery
* Avengers: Endgame
* See Also

## Biography

### *Avengers: Endgame*

After the Avengers had defeated Loki in the Battle of New York, Stark helped Thor and a group of S.H.I.E.L.D. agents escort Loki to the lobby of Stark Tower.

Alexander Pierce and a group of HYDRA agents impersonating S.H.I.E.L.D. agents tried to convince Thor and Tony to let them take custody of Loki and the Tesseract, but Scott Lang pulled out a cable inside the Arc Reactor in Tony's chest, sending him into cardiac arrest and allowing 2023 Tony to take the Tesseract. However, while Thor, Pierce and the S.H.I.E.L.D. agents tended to Tony, the Hulk, angry at having to take the stairs, burst through the stairwell door, knocking the 2023 Tony down and causing the Tesseract to slide over to Loki's feet. Loki used the Tesseract to teleport away. Thor used Mjölnir to restart Tony's arc reactor, saving his life. Tony noticed that Loki had escaped.

## Relationships

* Avengers
	+ Steve Rogers/Captain America - Teammate and leader.
	+ Thor Odinson - Teammate.
	+ Bruce Banner/Hulk - Teammate.
	+ Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow - Close friend and teammate.
	+ Clint Barton/Hawkeye - Teammate.
* Loki Laufeyson - Enemy.

## Appearances/Actors

* Marvel Cinematic Universe (1 film)
	+ *Avengers: Endgame* (First appearance) - Robert Downey Jr.
Scepter (Time Heist 2012)

The Scepter is a magical artifact. The stone within the gem of the scepter is the Mind Stone.

## Contents

* History
* Avengers: Endgame
* Capabilities
* Appearances
* Trivia
* Gallery
* Avengers: Endgame

## History

### *Avengers: Endgame*

Five years after the Decimation, the Avengers travel back to 2012 Stark Tower and witness the Strike team led by Brock Rumlow arrive to take care of the Scepter, supposedly for S.H.I.E.L.D.. Steve Rogers then obtained the Scepter from them by whispering "Hail HYDRA". Scott Lang then returned to 2023 with the Scepter and the Mind Stone was removed.

## Appearances

* Marvel Cinematic Universe (1 film)
	+ *Avengers: Endgame* (First appearance)
Vertigo

Vertigo is a resident of the Savage Land, a secret tropical refuge for the long extinct Dinosaurs and other extinct species of Earth. She was once a member of the Swamp Men a tribe of primitive humans. She was mutated by Brainchild of the Savage Land Mutates giving her the power to distort a persons equilibrium. She was later recruited into the Marauders lead by Mister Sinister and was involved in the "Mutant Massacre of the Morlocks.

## Contents

* History
* Powers and Abilities
* Powers
* Abilities
* See Also
* Links and References
* Footnotes

## History

Under the orders of Mister Sinister, Vertigo, along with Arclight, retrieved Chance White in the sewers of New York City while Deadpool, who previously kidnapped him, was distracted. However, Deadpool soon learned that Arclight and Vertigo had taken White and followed them in order to retrieve him. Arclight eventually fought Deadpool on her own, but the fight ended with her death. Deadpool soon caught up to Vertigo, but she used her powers to overwhelm Deadpool and threw him into the current sewers.

Later, Vertigo and White met up with Mister Sinister and Blockbuster. White was killed by Blockbuster under order of Sinister as he was no longer useful to his plan. Unknown to Sinister and his Marauders, Deadpool had been watching them and confronted Sinister for killing White. Vertigo and Blockbuster both tried to stop him, but Deadpool killed Vertigo by shooting her in the head, and he knocked out Blockbuster.

Later on Genosha, Mister Sinister cloned Arclight, Vertigo, and Blockbuster, and sent them to kill Deadpool, but Deadpool defeated all three of them.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

Seemingly those of the Vertigo of Earth-616.

### Abilities

Seemingly those of the Vertigo of Earth-616.

## See Also

* 1 appearance(s) of Vertigo (Savage Land Mutate) (Earth-13625)
* 1 image(s) of Vertigo (Savage Land Mutate) (Earth-13625)

## Links and References

* Vertigo (Savage Land Mutate) (Earth-13625) on Wikipedia.org

### Footnotes

1. ↑ Deadpool (video game)

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Natalia Romanoff (Time Heist 2012)

Natasha Romanoff (born Natalia Alianova Romanoff) was an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. and a founding member of the Avengers. A deadly assassin trained in the Red Room before defecting, Romanoff goes by the alias of Black Widow. She shared the history of her counterpart up until the Avengers of 2023 intercepted the Tesseract and Chitauri Scepter, changing the timeline.

## Contents

* Biography
* Avengers: Endgame
* Powers and Abilities
* Relationships
* Appearances/Actors
* Behind the scenes
* Trivia
* Gallery
* Avengers: Endgame
* See Also

## Biography

### *Avengers: Endgame*

Natasha gathered with her teammates and defeated Loki and the Chitauri and then shared a drink with Hawkeye whilst Strike took custody of the Chitauri Scepter. Other than being observed, Natasha was hardly affected by the Time Heist until Loki escaped with the Tesseract.

## Relationships

* Avengers
	+ Steve Rogers/Captain America - Teammate and leader.
	+ Tony Stark/Iron Man - Teammate.
	+ Clint Barton/Hawkeye - Close friend and teammate.
	+ Thor Odinson - Teammate.
	+ Bruce Banner/Hulk - Teammate.
* Loki Laufeyson - Enemy.

## Appearances/Actors

* Marvel Cinematic Universe (1 film)
* *Avengers: Endgame* (First appearance) - Scarlett Johansson

## Behind the scenes

* Most of her scenes were recycled footage from *The Avengers* with Scarlett Johansson wearing a wig and filming any additional footage.
Commissioner Loeb

Gillian B. Loeb was the corrupt GCPD commissioner, until he was fired and replaced by James Gordon.

## Contents

* History
* Batman: Arkham Origins
* Gotham
* Navigation

## History

Gillain made his first appearance in Frank Miller's *Batman: Year One* as the secondary antagonist, he is the corrupt Gotham City Police Commissioner who was on the payroll of mob boss Carmine Falcone and had hired Lieutenant James Gordon. Loeb originally took no action against Batman, as he was only targeting low level criminals at the time, and he gave the public "false" hope. This changed when Batman attacked a party organised by Falcone in which Loeb was in attendence, where he publicly declared he would bring them all to justice.

The enraged Loeb sent armies of officers to capture Batman, but his attempts failed to bring the vigilante to "justice". When Gordon began assisting the Caped Crusader, Loeb attempted to blackmail him with evidence of the former's affair with Sgt. Sarah Essen, but Gordon confessed his infidelity to his wife Barbara. Later, Batman, Harvey Dent, and Gordon revealed to the public of Loeb's workings with Falcone's mob, so Loeb was forced to resign in disgrace. He was replaced by his deputy, Peter Grogan, who was just as if not more corrupt than his predececessor; Gordon would become police commissioner a few years later, allowing him to implement some much needed reform to purge the GCPD of it's corrupt elements.

In *Batman: Dark Victory*, Loeb sided with the Hangman Killer in the hopes of disgracing Gordon and regaining his former position. Hangman ultimately turned on Loeb, however, and killed him.

In the *New 52* continuity, during *Batman: Zero Year* (the New 52 remake of *Batman: Year One*) Loeb did start as corrupt, but after the event, he chose to resign after learning that Black Mask had killed some his men because he felt responsible for allowing his department to become too corrupt.

## *Batman: Arkham Origins*

Loeb appears in the *Batman: Arkham Asylum* prequel, *Batman: Arkham Origins*, as, yet again, a corrupt police officer in charge of the GCPD. However, he was betrayed by The Joker (who was impersonating Black Mask) where Loeb was thrown into Blackgate Prison's execution chamber (which was meant for the Calendar Man) and was killed via gas before a young Batman could help.

Later in the game under the influence of Copperhead's neurotoxin, Batman hallucinates Loeb chastising him for not helping him, representing Batman's guilt over not being able to save the corrupt commissioner before he was murdered.

## *Gotham*

*See: Gillian Loeb (Gotham)*
Gilliam Loeb appears in the TV Series *Gotham* and as a supporting antagonist in the first season.
Hulk/New York Time Heist

Doctor Robert Bruce Banner, M.D., Ph.D., is a scientist who underwent an enormous dose of Gamma Radiation and gained an ability to turn into a montrous creature, known as Hulk, and a member of the Avengers.

## Contents

* Biography
* Powers and Abilities
* Powers
* Abilities
* Relationships
* Allies
* Enemies
* References
* External Links

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Artificially Enhanced Physiology**: *To be added*
	+ **Transformation**: *To be added*
		- **Superhuman Strength**: *To be added*
		- **Superhuman Durability**: *To be added*
		- **Superhuman Speed**: *To be added*
		- **Superhuman Agility**: *To be added*
		- **Superhuman Stamina**: *To be added*
		- **Superhuman Reflexes**: *To be added*
		- **Regenerative Healing Factor**: *To be added*
		- **Radiation Immunity**: *To be added*

### Abilities

* **Genius-Level Intellect**: *To be added*
* **Master Scientist**: *To be added*
* **Expert Tactician**: *To be added*
* **Physician**: *To be added*
* **Expert Combatant**: *To be added*

## Relationships

	+ Steve Rogers/Captain America
	+ Tony Stark/Iron Man
	+ Thor
	+ Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow
	+ Clint Barton/Hawkeye
* S.H.I.E.L.D.
	+ Nick Fury
	+ Phil Coulson †
	+ Jasper Sitwell
	+ STRIKE
		- Brock Rumlow
		- Jack Rollins
* Stark Industries
* Chitauri
* Leviathans
* Avengers
	+ Tony Stark/Iron Man †

## References

1. ↑ Jump up to:1.0 1.1 *Avengers: Endgame*

## External Links

* Hulk on Marvel Database
* Hulk on Wikipedia
Thor Odinson (Time Heist 2012)

Thor Odinson is the Asgardian God of Thunder, superhero, self-proclaimed protector of Earth and the king of Asgard. Thor made a name for himself as the mightiest warrior on his homeworld and subsequently became well known for his actions on Earth, which included acting as a founding member of the Avengers. He is the adopted brother of Loki Laufeyson. He shared the history of his counterpart up until 2012 where Ant-Man put Tony Stark into cardiac arrest.

## Contents

* Biography
* Avengers: Endgame
* Powers and Abilities
* Equipment
* Relationships
* Relationships
* Appearances/Actors
* Trivia
* Behind the scenes
* Gallery
* Avengers: Endgame
* See Also

## Biography

### *Avengers: Endgame*

After the Avengers had defeated Loki in the Battle of New York, Thor helped Tony Stark and S.H.I.E.L.D. agents escort Loki to the lobby.

Alexander Pierce and HYDRA agents impersonating S.H.I.E.L.D. agents tried to convince Thor and Tony to let them take custody of Loki and the Tesseract, but Scott Lang put Tony into cardiac arrest, allowing 2023 Tony to take the Tesseract. However, the Hulk, angry at having to take the stairs, burst through the door, knocking 2023 Tony down and causing the Tesseract to slide across the floor to Loki's feet. Loki picked up the Tesseract and used it to teleport himself away. Thor, distracted by his fallen comrade, used Mjölnir to restart Tony's Arc Reactor and discovered, to his anger, that Loki had escaped.

## Equipment

* **Asgardian Armor:** Thor wears Asgardian armor in battle.
* **Mjölnir:** Thor has been entrusted with the mighty hammer Mjölnir, that was forged from the heart of a dying star. Thor's mystical hammer Mjölnir, which resembles a mallet rather than a war hammer, has a number of elemental powers.

## Relationships

* Avengers
	+ Steve Rogers/Captain America - Teammate and leader.
	+ Tony Stark/Iron Man - Teammate.
	+ Bruce Banner/Hulk - Teammate.
	+ Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow - Teammate.
	+ Clint Barton/Hawkeye - Teammate.
* Loki Laufeyson - Adopted brother turned enemy.

## Appearances/Actors

* Marvel Cinematic Universe (1 film)
* *Avengers: Endgame* (First appearance) - Chris Hemsworth
Ambush on Yellowjacket

The Ambush on Yellowjacket was a trap set by Nick Fury to take down Yellowjacket.

## Contents

* Background
* Ambush
* Aftermath
* References

## Background

Following the steps of her mother, Hope van Dyne joined S.H.I.E.L.D., however, she was killed during a mission in Odessa. Blinded by grief and rage, Hank Pym blamed S.H.I.E.L.D. and Nick Fury in van Dyne's death and swore revenge. Using van Dyne's S.H.I.E.L.D. clearance, Pym found out that Fury started the Avengers Initiative to put together a group of remarkable individuals. Armed with the Yellowjacket Suit, Pym took it upon himself to ruin everything Fury wanted to build by killing any candidate for the Initiative.

During his crusade against Fury, Pym killed Tony Stark, Clint Barton, and Bruce Banner, while remaining completely undetected. He also killed Thor when he was trying to retrieve Mjølnir from S.H.I.E.L.D.'s site, assuming that Fury would try to recruit him as well. In the wake of Thor's death, the army of Asgard, led by Loki, invaded Earth, threatening war to humans if they will not find the culprit behind Thor's murder. During her investigation, Black Widow managed to figure out that van Dyne was connected to killings and informed Fury about that before Pym killed her. Fury concluded that Pym was behind the killings, so he approached Loki and organized a trap to take down Pym.

## Ambush

Disguised as Nick Fury, Loki arrived at the cemetery in San Francisco, and while waiting near Hope van Dyne's grave, he encountered Hank Pym. Pym confirmed that van Dyne's death was the reason he swore to revenge by ruining Fury's Avengers Initiative, while Thor's death was more of a collateral damage. Pym then attacked Loki, being convinced that he was attacking Fury, however, Loki was able to effortlessly deflect all of his attacks.

As his attacks were not effective, Pym attempted to fire his pulse stingers at him, but Loki tricked Pym with his illusions, appearing behind him. Loki then created multiple illusions of Fury and surrounded Pym, while he was unable to land a hit on any of them. Eventually, Pym tried to fly away, only to be confronted by the giant illusion of Fury in the sky. Loki caught Pym in the icy trap and knocked him down on the ground, before revealing his true identity to defeated Pym.

## Aftermath

Defeated by Loki, Hank Pym was apprehended by the Einherjar, so he could be judged by Asgardians for killing Thor. However, Loki then decided to turn against S.H.I.E.L.D. and conquer Earth for himself. Loki announced to the United Nations that he proclaimed himself a new ruler of Earth, while his army spread around the globe.

With Pym neutralized, Fury restarted the Avengers Initiative by summoning Captain Marvel and recovering Captain America from Arctic.

## References

1. ↑ Jump up to:1.0 1.1 1.2 *What If...?: 1.03: What If... The World Lost Its Mightiest Heroes?*
Brock Rumlow/New York Time Heist

Agent Brock Rumlow is a HYDRA sleeper agent who had been posing as a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent and a STRIKE commander. Rumlow was tasked with securing the Scepter in the wake of the Battle of New York and bringing it to List, but the Scepter was intercepted by Steve Rogers.

## Contents

* Biography
* STRIKE
* Securing the Scepter
* Equipment
* Relationships
* Allies
* Enemies
* References
* External Links

## Biography

### STRIKE

#### Securing the Scepter

In an alternate 2012, Rumlow, alongside Jasper Sitwell, Jack Rollins and the rest of their STRIKE team, had taken possession of the Scepter after the Battle of New York. They then made their way into the elevator to deliver it to Doctor List so that it could be studied by their scientists, but were intercepted by Steve Rogers, unaware he was from 2023. Sitwell and Rumlow then gave the STRIKE team cues to arm their weapons, believing that Rogers' presence could sabotage their covers as HYDRA operatives.

Even after Rogers claimed that Alexander Pierce had personally sent him to claim the Scepter, Rumlow refused to hand it over to him. As Sitwell had then threatened to call Nick Fury, Rogers uttered "Hail HYDRA" into Sitwell's ear, to confirm he was a HYDRA operative as well, which shocked both Rumlow and Sitwell. While they still remained in disbelief, Rumlow handed Rogers the Scepter, who had proceeded to leave them inside the elevator with nothing to deliver.

## Relationships

	+ Alexander Pierce - Superior
	+ List
	+ Jasper Sitwell - Colleague
	+ STRIKE - Teammates
		- Jack Rollins - Colleague
	+ Nick Fury - Director
* Loki
* Avengers
	+ Steve Rogers/Captain America
	+ Tony Stark/Iron Man
	+ Thor
	+ Bruce Banner/Hulk
	+ Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow - Colleague
	+ Clint Barton/Hawkeye - Colleague
* Avengers
	+ Steve Rogers/Captain America

## External Links

* Crossbones on Marvel Database
* Crossbones on Wikipedia
Eye of Agamotto (Time Heist 2012)

The Eye of Agamotto is an ancient relic worn by the Ancient One. Within the center of the amulet lies the Time Stone.

## Contents

* History
* Avengers: Endgame
* Capabilities
* Appearances
* Behind the scenes
* Trivia
* Gallery
* Avengers: Endgame

## Appearances

* Marvel Cinematic Universe (1 film)
	+ *Avengers: Endgame* (First appearance)
Blockbuster

## Contents

* History
* Powers and Abilities
* Powers
* Abilities
* Notes
* See Also
* Links and References
* Footnotes

## History

Blockbuster met his fellow Marauders, Arclight and Vertigo, in the sewers of New York after the two villainesses saved Chance White from Deadpool, and brought him to their leader Mr. Sinister.

After White informed his satellites were now under Sinister's control, the evil mutant ordered Blockbuster to kill him, as he was no longer useful. Unknown to Sinister and his Marauders, Deadpool had been watching them and confronted Sinister for killing White. Vertigo and Blockbuster both tried to stop him, but Deadpool killed Vertigo by shooting her in the head, and he knocked out Blockbuster. Deadpool was ripped apart by Sinister, who proceeded to leave the scene along Blockbuster, announcing that Genosha awaited them.

Both Deadpool and the X-Men followed Mr. Sinister to the island. When Deadpool accidentally crashed his modified flying Sentinel boot in mid-air with Rogue, both fell to an abandoned prison. Blockbuster kidnapped Rogue and brought her to an arena, where he would fight and kill her for Sinister's entertainment. Deadpool confronted Blockbuster and killed him before he rescued Rogue.

Later, Mister Sinister cloned Arclight, Vertigo, and Blockbuster, and sent them to kill Deadpool, but Deadpool defeated all three of them.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

Seemingly those of the Michael Baer of Earth-616.

### Abilities

Seemingly those of the Michael Baer of Earth-616.

## See Also

* 1 appearance(s) of Michael Baer (Earth-13625)
* 1 image(s) of Michael Baer (Earth-13625)

## Links and References

* Michael Baer (Earth-13625) on Wikipedia.org
Arrest of Baron Zemo

The Arrest of Baron Zemo was the apprehension of Helmut Zemo by the Dora Milaje in Sokovia.

## Contents

* Background
* Arrest
* Aftermath
* References

## Background

During their search for the Flag Smashers and the Super Soldier Serum, Sam Wilson and Bucky Barnes sought out Helmut Zemo's help with the hope that his knowledge regarding HYDRA would prove useful. Barnes assisted Zemo in escaping his imprisonment at the Berlin Correctional Facility and Zemo joined the duo in their search.

Zemo's escape angered the Wakandans, as Zemo was responsible for the death of their king, T'Chaka. Ayo tracked down Zemo in Riga, but Barnes pleaded with Ayo to allow him to continue to use Zemo for a little while longer. Ayo agrees to give Barnes eight more hours before the Dora Milaje will come to apprehend Zemo. When the time expired, Ayo arrived at Zemo's residence to arrest Zemo, but her plans were stopped by John Walker who wanted to arrest Zemo for himself. A fight ensued, during which Zemo managed to escape from his assailants.

## Arrest

Bucky Barnes found Helmut Zemo at the Sokovian Memorial. Zemo told Barnes that his goal no longer involves killing him, but advised him that killing Karli Morgenthau is the only way to stop her. Barnes declined the advice and held a gun to Zemo's head. Barnes pulled the trigger, revealing the gun to be empty, with the bullets in his hand. The Dora Milaje arrived to take Zemo to the Raft, and Zemo surrendered himself peacefully.

## Aftermath

Despite being imprisoned on the Raft, Helmut Zemo was able to orchestrate, through his butler Oeznik, the bombing of a van transporting three of the surviving Flag Smashers to the Raft. Zemo smiled placidly listening to the news about it from his cell. This completed Zemo's goal of eliminating the super soldiers.

## References

1. ↑ *The Falcon and The Winter Soldier: 1.02: The Star-Spangled Man*
2. ↑ *The Falcon and The Winter Soldier: 1.03: Power Broker*
3. ↑ *The Falcon and The Winter Soldier: 1.04: The Whole World Is Watching*
4. ↑ *The Falcon and The Winter Soldier: 1.05: Truth*
5. ↑ *The Falcon and The Winter Soldier: 1.06: One World, One People*
Tablet of Life and Time

The Tablet of Life and Time is a key item in Odin's Vault.

## Contents

* History
* Trivia
* Gallery
* References
* External Links

## History

The Tablet was in Odin's Trophy Room and was guarded by the Destroyer. However, it was probably destroyed in 2017 during the Ragnarök, when Surtur exploded the whole planet.

## Trivia

* In the comics, the tablet presented a biochemical formula for a serum, the so-called Lifeline Formula, which could rejuvenate, heal, and grant its user the chance to reach the full evolutionary potential of its race turning the user into a nearly omnipotent immortal.
* The rune markings are on the Tablet can be translated as: "Those Who Sit Above in Shadow". That is a reference to "The Gods of the Gods", who, in the comics, are omnipotent and omniscient beings that draw their life energy released by the Ragnarök and caused the cycle of death and rebirth to continue.

## References

1. ↑ *Thor*
2. ↑ *Thor: Ragnarok*
An Important Location

Avengers Tower, formerly known as Stark Tower, was a high-rise building complex located in Manhattan, New York City. Constructed by Tony Stark, the tower was powered by an Arc Reactor that makes it capable of running itself for over a year. The top ten floors were originally all devoted to research and development.

Following the dissolution of S.H.I.E.L.D., Stark made the tower the main headquarters of the Avengers. However, after the Ultron Offensive, Stark refurbished an old Stark Industries warehouse upstate into the Avengers Compound for the Avengers to use as their primary base while Avengers Tower was repurposed for Stark Industries' use. In the aftermath of the Avengers Civil War, Stark sold the tower and had the valuable items and artifacts from the tower loaded onto a cargo plane for transport to the Avengers Compound.

By 2024, the tower, under its new ownership, had gone through extensive construction and renovation.
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Battle of Babylon

The Battle of Babylon was a battle in the ancient Mesopotamian city of Babylon during the Neo-Babylonian Empire. It was fought between the Eternals and a swarm of Deviants led by Enkidu, who preyed on the city due to its continued expansion and development.

## Contents

* Background
* Battle
* Aftermath
* References

## Background

Since 5000 B.C., ten Eternals were sent to Earth to progress the development of the planet's civilization, and to stave off the Deviants, which had been roaming Earth to wipe out the planet's apex predators.

During the age of the Neo-Babylonian Empire in one of Earth's earliest civilizations, King Nebuchadnezzar II ordered the construction of the Ishtar Gate in Babylon.
Escape from the Raft

Clint Barton

Wanda Maximoff

Scott Lang

United States Marshals Service

The Escape from the Raft was a liberation of former members of the Avengers from the underwater prison known as the Raft executed by Steve Rogers and Natasha Romanoff.

## Contents

* Background
* Escape
* Aftermath
* References

## Background

Following the Clash of the Avengers, Falcon, Hawkeye, Scarlet Witch, and Ant-Man were taken to the Raft while Captain America and Winter Soldier headed to Siberia to track down Helmut Zemo. Iron Man visited the Raft to find out from Wilson where Rogers and Barnes had gone.

## Escape

After the Battle at the HYDRA Siberian Facility, Zemo was taken into custody and Rogers was forced to leave his shield behind, convinced by Stark that he didn't deserve it as he and Barnes walked away. About three weeks later, Rogers and Natasha Romanoff broke into the Raft, where they managed to neutralize the United States Marshals Service and set Clint Barton, Scott Lang, Sam Wilson, and Wanda Maximoff free.

## Aftermath

After escaping, Steve Rogers, Natasha Romanoff, Sam Wilson, and Wanda Maximoff continued to be on the run as fugitives. Thaddeus Ross contacted Tony Stark for aid in recapturing them, although Stark chose to pretend to be preoccupied. Clint Barton and Scott Lang, however, made a deal with Ross wherein they would turn themselves in and be given house arrest, as they found being on the run too tough on their families. Maximoff went to live with Vision, where they would take trips to Europe for brief moments together, doing so for about two years.

Rogers and Bucky Barnes then made their way to Wakanda, where T'Challa granted Barnes amnesty, who chose to remain in cryogenic stasis until his mind could be cleansed of the mental programming. Later, Rogers, Romanoff, and Wilson went to Syria and Lebanon to stop terrorists who were using Chitauri technology for committing mass destruction, without attracting any public attention. They were there for much of 2017.

News regarding Rogers' actions during the Avengers Civil War had him publicly declared as a war criminal.

## References

1. ↑ Jump up to:1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *Captain America: Civil War*
2. ↑ *WHIH Breaking News: Attack in Lagos*
3. ↑ Jump up to:3.0 3.1 *Avengers: Infinity War Prelude*
4. ↑ *Black Widow*
5. ↑ *Avengers: Infinity War*
6. ↑ *Captain America: Civil War* Mid-Credits Scene
7. ↑ *Spider-Man: Homecoming*
Ambush at Druig's Compound

The Ambush at Druig's Compound was an ambush coordinated by Kro and the Deviants on the Eternals, who have been reassembling at Druig's Compound on a mission to prevent the Emergence of Tiamut the Communicator. This engagement between the two forces resulted in the death of Gilgamesh, in Kro's quest for power.

## Contents

* Background
* Ambush
* Aftermath
* References

## Background

*"Hello, Sprite. I've missed all of you. Please, make yourself at home."*
―Druig[src]
After the Eternals realised the upcoming emergence of a new Celestial would eventually destroy the Earth, they made a plan to recreate the Uni-Mind to empower their estranged teamworker, Druig, so he could hypnotise it to sleep.

They tracked him down back into his compound located at Peru, where he was keeping humans enslaved to keep them safe. Meanwhile, the Deviants under the leadership of Kro were planning to attack the Eternals once more.