The Hardest Zombie to Deal With

This was Ms. Marvel's home, after all. There was no way she could leave it.

Even if she hid somewhere in the universe, how could she be sure the zombie superheroes wouldn't leave Earth and follow her?

So she asked Ke Chen to stay and help her, promising to do everything she could to please him from then on.

As for how, Ms. Marvel figured she would have to think up as many positions as possible.

The two immediately flew out of the hotel toward the East Coast of the United States. Ke Chen kept Ms. Marvel with him; he didn't want to see her again later as a zombie...

He knew how powerful Wanda and Jean Grey were. Ms. Marvel was strong, but she was probably no match for either of them. Now that both women had become zombies, they would be even harder to fight. The change might not make them stronger, but it would make them more dangerous.

Fully displaying one's power wasn't just a matter of how much power one had. Temperament and methods mattered too.

Many people possessed tremendous power but were held back by their personalities.

Take Superman. If he abandoned his compassion and acted without restraint, there was no telling how much power he could unleash. He could destroy Earth with a wave of his hand and make Homelander look tame.

The same went for Ke Chen. If he acted without holding back, there was practically nothing he couldn't accomplish...

So whether someone could wield their full strength depended not only on how much they had, but on what sort of person they were.

Scarlet Witch and Phoenix had similar personalities. Both were cautious, even somewhat insecure, and afraid to use their abilities. Normally, despite their immense power, they could bring out only