The story that brought together a new line up of Earths Mightiest Heroes. Electro causes a mass breakout at the supervillain prison known as the Raft.

"The Trust" is a comic book arc running through #32-37 of The New Avengers amd New Avengers Annual #2.

A DC Comics event from 1997 that ran through many books in the DCU as well as the Genesis mini-series. The story focused on the New Gods, detailing how the "Godwave" was the source of the universes superpowers. The event was met with negative reviews and has been largely ignored since.

The New Mutants face one of their toughest foes in the form of Genreal Ulysses and Project Pergatory. Not to mention the return of the Inferno Babies

Songbird and Swordsman are on the run with all of Manhattan against them -- but when they reach the Thunderbolts, will they find friends or foes? Have Songbird's former teammates been manipulated from the very beginning by -- Killgrave the Purple Man?

The latest incarnation of the New Warriors forms as a group of depowered mutants opposed to Tony Stark and the Superhuman Registration Act.

Story arc that ran in New Warriors v4, issues 9 to 13. Night Thrasher's suspicious dissapearances and neglect of the team make Jubilee increasingly suspicious, and eventually throws the team into deadly peril.

Wolverine, Cyclops, and Fantomex assault the Weapon Plus base to uncover important revelations about the Weapon Plus program including the suggestion that Captain America was Weapon I.

Finally facing their own recent past, the X-Men come to terms with the widespread devastation of Magneto's genocidal attack on New York City -- and prepare to embark on an all-new, all-different era of excitement!

This arc run through #42-43 of New X-Men (Vol. 2). It was written by Craig Kyle and Chris Yost and was pencilled by Skottie Young.

The evil Cassandra Nova commits mass genocide on the island of Genosha. In short order, she also sets sights on the X-Men and her dear twin brother, Charles Xavier.

When envious humans begin dissecting mutants and grafting their body parts, it's up to the X-Men to stop them.

Here Comes Tomorrow is an alternate future in which the sentient bacteria Sublime tries to use the Phoenix to destroy all creation.

Cassandra Nova inhabited Xavier's body and escaped to the stars in the wake of her initial encounter with the X-Men; now, the psionically empowered psychopath is returning to Earth - possessed of the most powerful mutant mind on the planet, and with the might of the Shi'ar Imperium at her back.

"Mercury Falling" is an arc running through issues #33-36 of New X-Men (volume 2).

"Murder At The Mansion" is a comic book arc running through #139-141 of New X-Men (volume one).

Reopening the doors of the X-Corporation has disastrous consequences as riots around the world besiege its offices. Meanwhile in Europe a team of X-Men must deal with a new enemy, from the World facility comes Weapon XII. Can the debuting mutant Fantomex assist Professor X & Jean Grey in putting a stop to it?

"Nimrod" is a comic book arc running through #28-31 of New X-Men (volume two).

"Planet X" is a comic book arc running through #146-150 of New X-Men (volume one).

When the Demon Lord Belasco senses his former apprentice, Magik, due to the effects of M-Day when she is brought back to life, he goes on a rampage at the Xavier Institue kidnapping the students.

A group of students at Xavier's school who disagree with Professor X's views on human/mutant relations start a riot.

Nick Fury discovers a conspiracy involving Latveria and its new ruler Lucia Von Bardas. He then recruits several heroes on a mission that will involve a Secret War on the Latverian Government.

The first Nightwing arc of the DC Rebirth era, seeing Nightwing establish himself once again in Gotham City.

Nightwing adopts the villainous persona of Renegade to infiltrate the Secret Society of Super-Villains. Doing so forces him to build a temporary alliance with long-time nemesis Deathstroke.

Story arc written by Chuck Dixon

The 'Faustus Affair' story arc ran through Nomad (Vol.2) #18 and 19, Captain America (Vol. 1) #421.

The story arc 'Hidden In View' runs through Nomad (Vol. 2) #12-15.

How could the WildStorm Universe stand on the brink of Armageddon? Why aren't the all-seeing Authority watching over things? Where is mighty Majestic to save the day? Wouldn't the Wildcats put an end to any final conflict before it even began? And how does a long-forgotten face from WildStorm's troubled past hold all the answers to preventing a nightmarish future of Biblical proportions?

Who is Missile Man and what he knows about the end of the world? Is he really a forgotten superhero involved in a government conspiracy or just a delusional drunk?

The future of two universes hangs in the balance as the newly revived Onslaught seeks to destroy Franklin Richards as well as all of the Earth's heroes.

Onslaught has found a way to return through an unsuspecting vessel. The Secret Avengers and Young Allies are left to try and save one of their own.

The Calculator tries to harness the power of the Anti-Life Equation to heal his daughter and resurrect his son, and it falls to Barbara Gordon to put an end to the trail of destruction he leaves in his path.

Brothers In Blood takes place in Outsiders (2003)isuues #4-6.

Devil's Work takes place in Outsiders (2003) issues #8-10.

Five By Five takes place in Outsiders (2003) issues #13-15.

Most Wanted takes place in Outsiders (2003) issues #17-19.

Roll Call takes place in Outiders(2003) issues #1-3.

Tick Tock takes place in Outsiders (2003) issues #26 and 27.

Unoriginal Sin takes place in Outsiders(2003) issues #29