Chapter Summaries

Robet trapped General Bart, defeated him, and tore the General Bart Mask from Morbius's face despite the demon's claims that the Dark Dimension made him impossible to kill. The mask tried to tempt Robet with promises of power, while Morbius remained trapped and badly injured.

• Robet used Telekinesis to contain General Bart as the Dark Space dissipated, and Tony Stark learned that Robet could use mental power.
• General Bart tried to escape and sent Shadow Nightbats to attack Robet and seize Tony Stark, but Robet blasted them apart and repelled Bart.
• Robet struck General Bart with a Ki Blast, but Bart reformed and claimed the Dark Dimension would keep him alive.
• Robet immobilized General Bart and ripped the mask from Morbius's face, ignoring Bart's attempt to tempt him with the promise of Dark Dimension power.
• Morbius crashed into Robet's Telekinesis barrier while Robet held the General Bart Mask.

Robet and Tony Stark discovered that Morbius was a technologically created Vampire with different weaknesses from traditional Vampires. They brought him back to Stark Mansion so Tony could study his condition and possibly help him stop needing blood.

• Robet tested Morbius with a ki-made cross, but Morbius showed no fear of it.
• Morbius explained that a scientific experiment had transformed him and that traditional Vampire weaknesses did not affect him, apart from his instinctive dislike of sunlight.
• Tony Stark became interested in studying Morbius, and Morbius agreed to be restrained rather than killed.
• Robet warned Tony that Morbius could still be dangerous, then agreed to let Tony take him for study.
• Robet and Tony returned to Stark Mansion with Morbius, where Jarvis prepared a laboratory for their research.

Robet sealed General Bart’s mask in a rice cooker with the Evil Containment Wave, then tested the seal by opening it in an uninhabited area high in the sky. General Bart emerged in his demon body, leaving Robet, Tony Stark, and Morbius facing the next stage of the confrontation.

• Robet prepared an empty rice cooker and used the Evil Containment Wave to seal General Bart’s mask inside it.
• General Bart tried to lure Tony Stark into wearing the mask, but Robet stopped him and warned Tony about defending against attacks on the will and soul.
• Robet told Tony that Batman had resisted and mastered another mask, prompting Tony to ask Jarvis to keep an eye on him.
• Robet sealed General Bart in the rice cooker, and Jarvis admitted that he could not analyze the unfamiliar technique.
• Robet took Tony and Morbius to an uninhabited area high in the sky, where he aimed a Ki Blast at the rice cooker and its lid opened, releasing General Bart in his demon body.

Robet killed General Bart after severing his connection to the Dark Dimension, alarming Tarak and General Ika about the danger on Earth. Batman learned what had happened and reassured General Ika, while Robet and Tony Stark began examining Morbius.

• Robet killed General Bart with a Ki Blast that severed his connection to the Dark Dimension.
• Tarak sensed General Bart's death and vowed that whoever killed a Shadowkhan general would pay.
• General Ika panicked in the Batcave, and Butler Finn alerted Batman to the mask's behavior.
• General Ika told Batman that the Dark Dimension's disturbance had revealed General Bart's death and the severed connection; Batman promised to help if danger came.
• Robet returned to Tony Stark's home, where Tony chose to investigate Morbius before continuing work on the armor.
• Tony Stark proposed testing whether Morbius could drink his own blood, then confidently claimed he could quickly learn biology.

Clark caught Mjolnir as it fell toward Earth and was recognized by the hammer, gaining the Power of Thor. Odin contacted him and explained that he had exiled Thor to Earth to make him worthy of the Asgardian throne, leaving Odin to consider how to handle Clark holding Thor’s weapon.

• Morbius accepted Tony Stark’s proposal to study his vampirism, while Tony began learning biology and Robet left after eating.
• Clark heard a disturbance in the sky and saw a hammer falling toward Earth, so he rushed to intercept it.
• Clark caught Mjolnir, which became light in his hand and granted him the power to control thunder and storms.
• Odin realized that Clark, a powerful Kryptonian, had gained Mjolnir’s recognition, while the Ancient One watched and laughed at his disrupted plan.
• Odin contacted Clark and explained that he had exiled Thor and Mjolnir to Earth to reform Thor and make him worthy of ruling Asgard.
• Clark questioned Odin’s conditions for Thor and thought Robet shared some of Thor’s flaws, though Robet had no throne to inherit.

Odin asked Clark to watch over Thor during his trial and left Mjolnir with him until Thor came to claim it. Back at Kent Farm, Robet unexpectedly lifted Mjolnir after Lana failed, leaving Clark stunned.

• Odin asked Clark to protect Thor while he underwent a trial on Earth, and Clark agreed to help if the chance arose.
• Odin explained that Thor had not yet arrived on Earth and promised Clark a visit to Asgard if Thor passed his test.
• Clark returned to Kent Farm with Lana and Mjolnir, where Robet had also arrived after leaving school.
• Clark explained Mjolnir's enchantment, and Lana failed to lift it despite using her strength and flight.
• Robet transformed into Great Ape Power: Rage and lifted Mjolnir, astonishing Clark.

Robet, Clark, and Kara discovered that they could all lift Mjolnir, leaving Odin and Clark questioning how many people the hammer would recognize. Robet invited the rest of the group to test it, and Lorna stepped forward as the chapter ended.

• Robet lifted Mjolnir, and he and Clark debated what made someone worthy to wield it.
• Robet and Clark tested their summons, and Mjolnir chose Clark after hesitating between them.
• Robet summoned Kara and the others to see who else could lift Mjolnir.
• Kara picked up Mjolnir and gained its thunder power, which surrounded her with lightning and a strange battle suit.
• Lorna reached for Mjolnir after Kara set it down.

Kara and Peter Parker lifted Mjolnir and gained the Power of Thor, while the others failed or only managed to move the hammer through force. Robet began studying Mjolnir’s lightning, and Odin, unsettled by Earth’s heroes, brought Thor down from the Bifrost, where he crashed unconscious.

• Lorna failed to move Mjolnir with Telekinesis, while Clark explained that lifting it required recognition rather than strength.
• Pietro, Barry Allen, Johnny Storm, and Susan Storm each failed to lift Mjolnir, though Johnny blasted it away from the ground with his flames.
• Peter Parker lifted Mjolnir, transformed into Thunder Spider-Man, and said the hammer had recognized him.
• Clark said Mjolnir could stay with the team temporarily, while Robet offered to study its lightning and develop a way for Peter to wield similar power without the hammer.
• Robet’s lightning research began to approach Mjolnir’s power, leaving Odin baffled, before Odin brought Thor out of the Bifrost and Thor fell unconscious on the ground.

After Odin stripped Thor of his divine power and sent him to Earth for a trial, Thor was abducted by black-market traffickers and sold as a test subject. Odin asked Clark to watch over him, while Clark wondered whether Thor also needed combat training.

• After Thor remained unconscious until nightfall, scavengers stripped him and sold him to the broker Harvey.
• Thor woke up, questioned Harvey about his surroundings, and fought back when Harvey's men tried to capture him.
• Harvey's men subdued Thor with an anesthetic and sold him to buyers seeking test subjects, describing him as a brainwashed secret soldier named Thor.
• Odin watched Thor being taken away and asked Clark to keep an eye on him, explaining that he would not restore Thor's divine power during the trial.
• Clark agreed to watch Thor, declined to discuss a new Mjolnir until Thor's trial succeeded, and considered whether Thor needed combat training.

Clark watched as Hydra took Thor to its secret base, where Thor broke free and fought off the guards. Finn decided to test Thor against super soldier McCarthy and considered injecting Thor with the Super Soldier Serum if he proved strong enough.

• Clark recognized Hydra as the organization that had bought Thor and chose not to arrange a rescue yet.
• Thor woke, tore apart his restraints, and knocked down a researcher before fighting the base’s combat personnel.
• Finn arrived and learned that Harvey had sold Thor as a trained secret soldier, then ordered McCarthy to test him.
• Finn watched Thor rely on brute strength and defense, while Thor told McCarthy he had fought for thousands of years.
• McCarthy challenged Thor, and Thor charged at him; Finn planned to have Thor injected with the Super Soldier Serum and brainwashed if he survived.

Thor was captured by Hydra after McCarthy defeated him, and Finn ordered him sent to the Super Soldier laboratory for serum treatment and brainwashing. Odin decided to let the experiment serve as Thor’s trial, while Clark learned to intervene only if Thor threatened a senseless slaughter.

• McCarthy overwhelmed Thor in combat and knocked him unconscious while Finn watched.
• Finn ordered McCarthy to take Thor to the Super Soldier laboratory for the serum and brainwashing procedures.
• McCarthy reported to a mysterious contact that he had earned Finn’s trust and was gathering intelligence on the Animal Warriors experiment.
• Clark told Robet that Thor had been captured, and Odin recognized Thor’s poor fighting skills as a flaw caused by relying on his exceptional strength.
• Odin urged Clark not to rescue Thor yet and set a limit: Clark could stop him if he attempted senseless slaughter.

Thor was brainwashed by Hydra and underwent its Super Soldier experiment, which unexpectedly restored much of his physical strength. Odin watched as Thor embraced Hydra’s false story and prepared to fight the divine realm, then sensed another disturbance in Asgard.

• Robet dismissed Thor as too weak to interest him, and Clark explained that Odin wanted Thor to train without their help.
• Finn’s staff brainwashed Thor into believing the gods had cast him down and that he should obey Hydra and help it attack the divine realm.
• The Super Soldier experiment produced a surge of electricity, and Odin realized the serum had drawn out Thor’s sealed power and greatly strengthened his body.
• Thor emerged from the dismantled experiment pod alive and pledged to lead Hydra in a campaign against the gods.
• Finn encouraged Thor to train, while Odin watched in frustration as Thor accepted Hydra’s lies without suspicion.
• Odin sensed a disturbance elsewhere in Asgard and complained about the troublesome behavior of his children.

Loki discovered that he carried Frost Giant blood, but Odin’s collapse left him acting ruler of Asgard before the truth behind Odin’s plan was resolved. Loki took the throne and ordered Thor to stay away, blaming him for Odin’s condition.

• Loki touched the Casket of Ancient Winters, which awakened his Frost Giant blood and transformed him.
• Odin told Loki that he was his son and could inherit the throne, but Loki accused him of raising him as a tool to conquer Jotunheim.
• Odin collapsed after telling Loki to protect Asgard, and the physicians said he needed to enter the Odinsleep.
• Frigga sent Loki to stabilize Asgard, while Odin privately admitted he had once planned for Loki to become King of the Frost Giants but was now willing to let him rule Asgard.
• The Warriors Three and Sif asked Loki to summon Thor, but Loki used Gungnir to declare that Thor was forbidden from returning and asked who supported his command.

Loki imprisoned the Warriors Three and Sif after they challenged his authority, then secretly watched Thor training at Hydra’s base and discovered that Thor’s body had been strengthened. When Loki approached him, he learned Thor had been brainwashed and forgotten him, and fled after McCarthy’s false account convinced Thor that Loki had caused his banishment.

• Loki ordered the palace guards to take away Volstagg, the Warriors Three, and Sif after Volstagg challenged his rule, and they left determined to find a way to bring Thor back.
• Loki suspected Odin had favored Thor with Mjolnir and considered proving his own worth by lifting it.
• At Hydra’s base, Thor trained against Animal Warriors and rapidly improved his fighting skills after receiving the Super Soldier Serum.
• Loki watched Thor fight, noticed his unusual strength, and discovered that Hydra’s experiments could transform weak humans into powerful fighters.
• After Thor finished training, Loki revealed himself, but Thor did not recognize him and attacked when Loki approached.
• McCarthy told Thor that Loki had caused his banishment, prompting Thor to attack Loki again, and Loki disappeared to avoid him.

Loki vanished from Thor and left McCarthy to exploit Thor’s belief that the Gods were hunting him. After arranging for Sif and the others to travel to Midgard, Loki went to Mjolnir, unaware that Robet, Peter Parker, and Kara had noticed him.

• Loki disappeared from Thor, and McCarthy persuaded Thor that the Gods had come to eliminate him.
• Thor asked McCarthy to locate the Gods’ believers, while McCarthy planned to use Thor against people he chose.
• Loki suspected Odin had altered Thor’s memories and told Heimdall to send Sif and the others to Midgard.
• Loki concealed his whereabouts from Heimdall and set out to find Mjolnir.
• Loki approached Mjolnir while Robet, Peter Parker, and Kara watched him without revealing themselves.

Loki failed to lift Mjolnir and attacked Robet and the others after Kara exposed his invisibility. Kara froze under the Casket of Ancient Winters, but Robet countered Loki’s cold with Explosive Flames, leaving Loki burned and badly injured.

• Loki tried several times to lift Mjolnir but could not move it.
• Kara spotted Loki, and he attacked her with daggers before she seized his arm and punched him into the ground.
• Loki used illusions to try to escape, but Kara saw through them and pursued him.
• Loki used the Casket of Ancient Winters to freeze Kara in place.
• Robet attacked Loki with Explosive Flames, overpowering the Casket’s cold and burning Loki as they were thrown backward.

Robet stopped Loki from escaping through the Bifrost, but knocked him into spatial turbulence, leaving his fate unknown. Odin empowered Heimdall to search for Loki while Robet freed Kara from the Casket of Ancient Winters, and Clark identified the rainbow light as Asgard’s Bifrost.

• Robet damaged the Bifrost and struck Loki out of its passage, sending him into spatial turbulence.
• Heimdall failed to locate Loki, so Odin awakened, gave Heimdall the Odinforce, and ordered him to keep searching.
• Robet melted the ice sealing Kara, and Kara broke free and thanked him for his efforts.
• Clark identified the rainbow light as Asgard’s Bifrost, while Robet insisted that Loki had no right to attack Kara.
• Pietro joined Robet’s side and asked him to treat his frostbitten fingers.

Odin confronted Clark over Robet’s attack on Loki, and the dispute nearly became a war before Ancient One moved the fight away from Earth. As Asgard continued its challenge through Frigga, Wonder Woman Diana arrived to face its forces.

• Lorna scolded Pietro for touching the Casket of Ancient Winters, and Robet healed his injured fingers.
• Odin confronted Clark and demanded an explanation for Loki’s disappearance, but Clark defended Robet and Kara and agreed to fight Odin.
• Ancient One intervened and opened a separate space for Clark and Odin to battle away from Earth.
• Frigga continued Asgard’s challenge after Odin departed, and Robet prepared to confront her.
• Wonder Woman Diana arrived with her God Killer Sword and divine power ready.

Diana challenged Frigga while Robet faced Asgard, but Heimdall transported both fights away from Earth. The Ancient One explained the conflict to Kara, while Wanda and the Ancient One wagered on whether Clark’s side or Asgard would win.

• Diana arrived and challenged Frigga, but Frigga used an illusion and overpowered Diana in close combat.
• Heimdall transported Robet away, then took Diana and Frigga as well, leaving Kara and the Ancient One on Earth.
• The Ancient One refused Kara’s request to go to Asgard and advised her to protect her home, warning that ordinary people could be caught up in the conflict.
• Wanda told the Ancient One she had warned Kara because Lorna and Pietro might be swept into danger, not because she had foreseen the future.
• The Ancient One judged Asgard favored to win its three battles, but Wanda bet that Clark’s side would prevail, and they agreed on stakes for the wager.

Robet and Diana fought Frigga in Asgard while Robet discovered the power Heimdall had concealed as Dark Power. After Robet blasted Heimdall into Spatial Turbulence, Asgardian soldiers arrived, and Robet joined Diana in confronting the stronger Frigga.

• Robet arrived in Asgard with Diana and saw Frigga overpowering her with divine power.
• Robet used a Ki Blade and Great Ape Power: Rage to pierce Heimdall, but Heimdall's Dark Power healed him and strengthened his attacks.
• Robet blocked Heimdall's surprise beam with a Telekinetic Barrier and drove him into Spatial Turbulence with a Kamehameha Wave.
• Robet attacked Frigga to relieve pressure on Diana, but Frigga proved much stronger and repelled him.
• Asgardian soldiers approached, and Robet rushed back to help Diana fight Frigga.