No, Happy left because Stark wouldn't let Happy test an experimental sub. Happy wanted to do it to impress Pepper. He went to Ireland and so Iron Man went to convince him to come back. The villain was attacking Iron Man in his dreams with past villains and if Iron Man died in the dream he would die in real life.
Stuff like that irritates me. The villain has the ability to see Iron Man inside a closed room on Stark's property, yet he can't figure out Iron Man's real identity. Why npt just keep viewing him until he takes the helmet off?

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'The soul knows no greater anguish than to take a breath that begins with love and ends with grief.'- Steven Erikson

sound efect should be *punt* lol



I heared it hurts.

I laughed at that. A lot.

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Do not bore me with such trite cliches. For I have you in my clutches, and should I choose, I could snuff out your insignificant lives in an instant.

Never get tired of this dude.

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Not exactly in keeping with the theme of this thread, but this page of Thor almost being killed by Hela was really brutal. Thor's hollow bravado in his final breaths was quite touching, it's a pretty horrific way for someone who lives by the sword (as it were) to die.

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I pretty much can't wait until I get to the part of the Order where they're using periods instead of exclamation points.

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You mean people actually stop screaming at each other? I don't believe you.

Shit, I bet that manoeuvre took hours of practice!

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Maneuver 22 ... also known as the bitch slap.

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Speaking of maneuvers and plans:



Plan K-11. Now it all makes sense.



But really, Steranko's Strange Tales is generally full of cooler stuff than Plan K-11. Like this panel of Fury pwning Hydra agents like he's Liam Neeson from Taken or something.



Or this BADASS page of the effects of the Hallucination Cube. Much better than the Cosmic Cube.



And this is pretty funny for a scene showing Fury murdering the entire Hydra organization in just about the most horrific manner possible. (That's a germ bomb that ends up infecting all of Hydra with deadly disease. Spoilers.)



Hmmm...



It's a good thing Jean doesn't have telepathy yet, because I think I know what Scott thought after she said that.



For some reason I thought this image was kinda neat.



Uhhh ... what's wrong with his eyes?



Here's how OC I am ... when I read a page like this, I have to read every "TRAITOR!" word balloon. I have to read every word on every page!



Electric nips!



Ol' Artie Simek really outdid himself with the fonts, and "Muhammud has turned his face away!" is how I want to react if I'm ever stricken blind.



Daredevil is under the influence of the dastardly villain, Stan Lee.

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