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War of The Realms Omega #1
THE WAR IS OVER – AND THE MARVEL UNIVERSE MUST PICK UP THE PIECES! Midgard is broken, and as heroes of Asgard and Earth alike start to sift through the pieces, new heroes — and villains — emerge. What’s next for Jane Foster, now free of the hammer she was willing to die to hold? Thor’s brother Loki faced a terrible fate in the War of the Realms — and now the god of mischief must make himself anew. For the Punisher, the war isn’t even close to finished — but this time, he’s got his own army. And for Thor himself, destiny has finally arrived. The God of Thunder strikes out for a whole new adventure!
Characters: Daredevil, Heimdall (Marvel), Jane Foster, Loki, Punisher, Thor (Marvel)
Creative roster
Al Ewing (Writer)
Alan Fine (Executive Producer)
C. B. Cebulski (Editor In Chief)
CAFU (Artist)
Clayton Cowles (Letterer)
Cory Petit (Letterer)
Dan Buckley (President)
Daniel Kibblesmith (Writer)
David Curiel (Colorist)
David Yardin (Cover)
Gerry Duggan (Writer)
Jake Thomas (Editor)
Jason Aaron (Writer)
Jesus Aburtov (Colorist)
Joe Quesada (Chief Creative Officer)
Joe Sabino (Letterer)
Juan Ferreyra (Artist, Colorist)
Lindsey Cohick (Editor)
Matt Milla (Colorist, Cover)
Oscar Bazaldua (Artist)
Phil Noto (Cover)
Rachelle Rosenberg (Cover)
Ron Garney (Artist, Cover)
Sarah Brunstad (Associate Editor)
Tom Brevoort (Executive Editor)
Wil Moss (Editor)
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