Appearing in "Women in Flight"
Featured Characters:
- Philip Sheldon (Main story and flashback; Death)
Supporting Characters:
- Wilson Fisk (First appearance)
- Unnamed child (First appearance)
- Major Ben Grimm (First appearance; Main story and flashback)
Other Characters:
- Valkyrie (Brunnhilde) (First appearance)
- Aragorn (First appearance)
- Raven Darkhölme (Only appearance; dies)[1]
- Max Eisenhardt (Only appearance; dies)[1]
- Scott Summers (First appearance)
- President X (Charles Xavier) (Mentioned)
- Kurt Wagner (First appearance)
- Kitty Pryde (First appearance)
- Quickie (Pietro Maximoff) (First appearance)
- Unnamed mother (Mentioned)
- Cult of Thor (First appearance; Photo)
- Dr. Donald Blake (First appearance; Photo)
- Thor Odinson (Named only)
- Vikings (Named only)
- Church of the Next Generation (First appearance; Photo)
- Emma Frost (First appearance; Photo)
- Numerous unnamed members
- Quintano Carnival (First appearance)
- Princess Python (Zelda Dubois) (First appearance)
- Saint John (Johnny Blaze) (Only appearance; dies)[1]
- Edward Murphy, Jr. (Referenced)
- Captain America (Steve Rogers) (Dream)
- Iron Man (Tony Stark) (Dream)
- Goliath (Dr. Hank Pym) (Dream)
- Thor (Dream)
- Silver Surfer (Norrin Radd) (Dream)
- Victor Creed (First appearance; Photo)
- "Bucky" Barnes (First appearance; Photo)
- Jack Monroe (First appearance; Photo)
- Adolf Hitler (Named only)
- Alicia Masters (Mentioned)
- Col. Yuri Gagarin (Mentioned)
- NASA (First appearance; Only in flashback)
- Dr. Reed Richards (Only appearance; Only in flashback; Death)
- Victor von Doom (Mentioned) (Death)
- Johnny Storm (Only Appearance; Photo; Corpse)
- Sue Storm (Only Appearance; Photo; Corpse)
- Hulk (Dr. Bruce Banner) (Referenced)
- Mister Fantastic (Dr. Reed Richards) (Referenced)
- Silver Surfer (Norrin Radd) (Referenced)
- Invisible Woman (Sue Storm) (Referenced)
- God (Invoked)
- Daily Bugle (First appearance; Only in flashback)
- Peter Parker (First appearance; Only in flashback)
- Aunt May (Referenced)
- Captain America (Steve Rogers) (Photo)
- Deathlok (Photo)
- Namor (Photo)
- Man in the Iron Mask (Photo)
- Doctor Octopus (Photo)
- Juggernaut (Photo)
Races and Species:
- Asgardians (First appearance)
- Humans
- Mutants
Locations:
- Earth-9591 (Main story and flashback)
- Earth (Main story and flashback)
- United States of America (Main story and flashback)
- Texas (First appearance)
- Unnamed jail (First appearance)
- Shock corridor (First appearance)
- Unnamed jail (First appearance)
- Oklahoma (State) (First appearance; Photo)
- Colorado (First appearance; Main story and flashback)
- Rocky Mountains (First appearance; Main story and flashback)
- Grimm household (First appearance; Main story and flashback)
- Rocky Mountains (First appearance; Main story and flashback)
- Florida (First appearance; Only in flashback)
- Cape Canaveral (First appearance; Only in flashback)
- District of New York (First full appearance; Main story and flashback)
- New York City (First appearance; Main story and flashback)
- Daily Bugle Building (First appearance; Only in flashback)
- Montauk (Photo)
- New York City (First appearance; Main story and flashback)
- Texas (First appearance)
- Scandinavia (Named only)
- Norway (Named only)
- Russia (Mentioned)
- United States of America (Main story and flashback)
- Earth (Main story and flashback)
- Earth-95920 (Dream)
Items:
- Max Eisenhardt's homemade degaussing kit (Destruction)
- Captain America's Uniform (Dream)
- Captain America's Shield (Dream)
- Iron Man Armor Model 3 (Dream)
- Goliath's Suit (Dream)
- Cosmic Radiation
- Marvels (Referenced)
- Radioactive Spider (Referenced)
Vehicles:
- Saint John's Motorcycle (First appearance)
- Astraea (Only Appearance; Only in flashback; Destruction)
Synopsis for "Women in Flight"
Issue two starts with Sheldon sitting on a plane with Mystique, who begins to shapeshift against her will; as she is taken off the plane, a security guard bumps into Magneto, damaging a magnetic dampening device that Magneto had under his jacket to nullify his magnetic powers, which causes every metal object within radius (including the plane) to attach itself to him, killing him and several others. After this, Sheldon visits a special prison wherein many mutants, including several of the X-Men (including Scott Summers, Kitty Pryde, Kurt Wagner and Quicksilver, all of whom have been mutilated and deformed in an effort to control their powers), and is given a tour by the warden, Wilson Fisk who informs Sheldon that the only reason he was allowed to see the prison was because President X knew he was dying, and wanted to grant a dying man his wish. After witnessing a carnival show with Johnny Blaze, who commits suicide by setting his skull on fire as part of a carnival stunt, and interviewing Ben Grimm, who describes the deaths of the rest of those who would become the Fantastic Four and Victor Von Doom when their space ship flew through a cloud of radiation (as Grimm refused to pilot the ship due to safety concerns, Reed Richards hired Von Doom instead), Sheldon decides to begin writing his book (which he will title Marvels). However, he discovers that he has run out of the medication he has been taking; he has been infected with a virus given to him by Peter Parker, who had worked at the Daily Bugle with Sheldon and had attempted to give himself super powers by irradiating a spider and allowing it to bite him, only to die in the attempt. The virus overcomes Sheldon, killing him; as he falls to the ground, his notes are scattered in the wind.
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