If you want to see what'd happen if the Avengers ever fought the Justice League, but can't get past the legal wrangling... just invent your own Justice League!
The Squadron Supreme are Marvel's very own pastiche of DC's premiere super-team. Earth's Mightiest Heroes initially clashed with the Grandmaster's Squadron Sinister - evil counterparts of Superman, Batman and the Green Lantern) in the ENDGAME storyline, but writer Roy Thomas reintroduced the concept as the Squadron Supreme - a team of heroes from Earth-712 with a much larger line-up of heroes, all styled after the JLA.
Over the years, the Squadron Supreme have constantly fallen foul of mind-control themed villains and been set against against the Avengers or teamed-up with them and other heroes. Hyperion (the team's own Superman) has even faced another of Marvel's Superman-inspired characters, the Gladiator, in battle!
Below is a list of every appearance of the Squadron Supreme of Earth-712 in chronological order, along with a couple of Hyperion's key counterparts in including the original Hyperion (Zhib-Rann, the Grandmaster's creation) and the murderous King Hyperion. I'll follow this up at some point with specific reading orders for the Squadron Supreme of Earth-31916 (the 'Supreme Power' universe) and the Hyperion of Earth-13034 who became a member of the Avengers of Earth-616 (the mainstream Marvel Universe) himself.
Strap in and prepare for lots and lots of numbered multiverse references, everyone!
MCG Notes:
- Issue listings in blue & black: The must-read Squadron Supreme stories from this time period, along with any key related stories and often-forgotten tales that are worth a read.
- Issue listings in grey: Cameo appearances or stories that are non-essential, not as strong or no longer considered 'required reading' (unless the cameo is a key appearance); appearances of Hyperion's counterpart from Earth-616 - Zhib-Ran - and his activities with the Squadron Sinister; appearances of King Hyperion of Earth-4023; post-Squadron appearances of Quagmire and Haywire.
- Chronology: Every appearance of the Squadron Supreme from this period is included in chronological order, mapping out their timeline rather than just the order the issues were released.
- Spoilers: The issue/story overviews may include spoilers, so be warned!
- WANT TO KEEP IT SIMPLE? Scroll down to THE CORE LIST to see a version of this reading order without story descriptions, page-by-page breakdowns or less important appearances - just a list of the essentials.
Avengers #69-70 (1969)
No Squadron Supreme appearance.
First appearance of the Squadron Sinister (Doctor Spectrum/Kinji Obatu, Hyperion/'Zhib-Ran', Nightwing/Kyle Richmond & Whizzer/Jim Sanders) and the Grandmaster/En Dwi Gast; the Grandmaster and Kang play a high-stakes game with the fate of Earth in the balance; Kang chooses the Avengers as his champions while the Grandmaster empowers four other beings from Earth-616 to fight on his behalf as the Squadron Sinister; the Black Knight interrupts the battle, forfeiting the match during ENDGAME.
Avengers #85-86 (1971)
First appearance of the Squadron Supreme (American Eagle/James Dore Jr, Doctor Spectrum/Joseph Ledger, Hawkeye/Wyatt McDonald, Hyperion/Mark Milton, Lady Lark/Linda Lewis, Nighthawk/Kyle Richmond, Tom Thumb/Thomas Thompson & Whizzer/Stanley Stewart), Brain-Child/Arnold Sutton and Earth-S/Earth-712; on their way back from Arkon's world, Quicksilver, the Scarlet Witch and the Vision return to Earth and believe the Squadron Sinister have invaded Avengers Mansion; after a momentary battle with the Squadron Supreme, the Avengers realise they're on an alternate Earth and fight alongside the Squadron Supreme when Brain-Child launches a satellite into space that threatens destroy the Earth; after their victory, the Avengers are transported back to Earth-616 by Thor.
Defenders #13-14 (1974)
No Squadron Supreme appearance
First appearance of Doctor Spectrum/Billy Roberts and Nebulon; on Earth-616, the Defenders are assisted by Nighthawk (Kyle Richmond of Earth-616) when they face Nebulon's Squadron Sinister, made up of the original Hyperion and Whizzer and the new Doctor Spectrum; Nebulon and the Squadron Sinister are killed in an explosion; the Defenders are impressed by Nighthawk and ask him to join the Defenders.
Giant-Size Defenders #4[1/3] (1975)
No Squadron Supreme appearance.
The Squadron Sinister are revealed to have survived; the Defenders attack the Squadron, believing them to be responsible for a attempting to murder Nighthawk.
Avengers #141-142, 144, 147-149 (1975-1976)
First appearance of Amphibion/Amphibian/Kingsley Rice (Earth-712); first appearance of Hawkeye/Wyatt McDonald as the Golden Archer; first appearance of Patsy Walker as Hellcat; on Earth-616, while investigating the Brand Corporation, the Avengers come under attack from the Squadron Supreme under the spell of the Serpent Crown worn by Roxxon Oil owner Hugh Jones who plans to overthrow the US Government with his allies on Earth-712; Jones transports the Avengers and the Squadron to Earth-712; the Avengers escape and take the Serpent Crown from Jones, freeing the Squadron Supreme; the Beast convinces the Squadron of the errors of blindly following elected officials.
Avengers Annual #8 (1978)
No Squadron Supreme appearance.
Yellowjacket reassembles Doctor Spectrum's Power Prism and gives it as a gift to his wife, the Wasp; the Prism possess her before trying to take control of Thor, then rendered inert; the Squadron Sinister are revealed to have had the memories of their criminal activities removed by Doctor Strange.
Thor #280 (1979)
First appearance of Emil Burbank (Earth-712); Hyperion/Mark Milton travels to Earth-616 to ask the Avengers to appear in a film about his life; conspiring with Emil Burbank of Earth-712, Hyperion/Zhib-Ran of Earth-616 subdues Mark Milton and takes his place; Thor defeats Zhib-Ran and frees Mark Milton.
Marvel Two-in-One #64-66 (1980)
No Squadron Supreme appearance.
Zhib-Ran is contacted by Roxxon Oil who promise to take him to an alternate version of his home planet Yttrium if he can convince Thundra to work for Roxxon again; Thundra steals the Nth Projector from Roxxon that allows her to open a portal back to Amazonia; Zhib-Ran folllows her through the portal just as it closes.
Defenders #109 (1982)
Nighthawk cameo; following the death of Nighthawk/Kyle Richmond of Earth-616, Doctor Strange runs into a new look Nighthawk as he stands beside the Defenders during THE WAR TO END ALL WARS.
Defenders #111-115 (1982-1983)
Contest of Champions #1 (1982)
Nighthawk cameo; Nighthawk is among the heroes gathered by the Grandmaster and Death for the Contest of Champions; Nighthawk is wearing his Earth-616 counterpart's costume.
Squadron Supreme #1-5 (1985-1986)
First appearance of AIDA (Artificial Intelligence Data Analyser), Ape X/Xina, Doctor Decibel/Anton Decibel, Foxfire/Olivia Underwood, Andy Jones, Drusilla Jones, Katrina Jones, Phil Jones, Lamprey/Donald McGuiggan, Quagmire/Jerome Myers, Scarlet Centurion/Nathaniel Richards, Shape/Raleigh Lund, Skymax/Sk'ym'x, Madeline Stewart, Tina Stewart and the Behaviour Modification Device (all Earth-712); first appearance of American Eagle/James Dore Jr as Captain Hawk & Blue Eagle; the Squadron Supreme decide to take over the running of America with the goal of making it a utopia; disagreeing with the Squadron's stance, Nighthawk to quits the team, resigns as President and plans to take down the Squadron; the Scarlet Centurion (diverging from the original) refuses to give Tom Thumb the cure for cancer to save Nuke's parent when he refuses to poison Hyperion; Nuke blames the Squadron for his parents' death and Doctor Spectrum accidentally kills him when they confront each other; Tom Thumb invents a Behaviour Modification Device to make criminals 'good'; Golden Archer uses the BMD on Lady Lark to make her accept his marriage proposal; when the Institute of Evil threaten the Squadron Supreme's family members, they're defeated and taken for Behaviour Modification.
Squadron Supreme #6 (1986)
Captain America #314 (1986)
First appearance of Mink/Julie Steel, Pinball/Chester Freeman, Professor Imam and Remnant/Frank Edwards; first appearance of Emil Burbank as Master Menace; the Behaviour-Modified members of the Institute of Evil join the Squadron Supreme; Hyperion fires Golden Archer from the Squadron when they learn how he used the Behaviour Modification Device on Lady Lark; Lark also quits in protest; Amphibian destroys the BMD and quits the team; Master Menace helps Mink, Pinball and Remnant escape the Squadron by sending them to Earth-616; Nighthawk travels to Earth-616 to ask the Avengers for help against the Squadron, but they refuse to get involved in another reality's politics; Nighthawk and Captain America subdue the three villains who escaped to Earth-616 and they agree to join his team of Redeemers and oppose the Squadron Supreme during ASYLUM.Squadron Supreme #7-12 (1986)
First appearance of Haywire/Harold Danforth, Inertia/Edith Freiberg, Benjamin Jones, Moonglow/Melissa Hanover, Redstone/Michael Redstone and Thermite/Sam Yurimoto; first appearance of Golden Archer/Wyatt McDonald as the Black Archer; the Squadron Sinister's Hyperion of Earth-616 finds himself on Earth-712 and infiltrates the Squadron Supreme; with his origin revealed, the two Hyperions battle to the death; Tom Thumb travels to the future to steal the cure for cancer from the Scarlet Centurion, but it doesn't work on modern day humans; Tom Thumb dies of cancer; Nighthawk forms his army of Redeemers (which includes villains) and sends two to infiltrate the Squadron; Quagmire falls into a coma on a mission and is sucked into the Darkforce Dimension after accidentally killing Doctor Decibel; Nighthawk uses the Behaviour Modification Device on Blue Eagle when he discovers the existence of the Redeemers; Ape-X and Moonglow quit the Squadron; many fall in the final battle between the Squadron Supreme and the Redeemers, including Black Archer, Blue Eagle, Foxfire, Lamprey, Moonglow, Pinball and Nighthawk himself; the Squadron Supreme give up their Utopia Program, Behaviour Modification and control of America.
Avengers Annual #16 (1987)
The Grandmaster unleashes his own Legion of the Unliving which includes the deceased Hyperion/'Zhib-Ran' of the Squadron Sinister; it's unlikely that this is really Hyperion as may of the other members of the group are later revealed to have been alive during this period.
Marvel Comics Presents #29[4/4] (1989)
On Earth-616, Quasar and Jennifer Kale help the Man-Thing "give birth" to Quagmire when he emerges from the Darkforce Dimension; the Behaviour Modification is undone - possibly by his time in the Darkforce Dimension or his emergence from it - and he attempts to assault Kale; Quasar apprehends Quagmire.
Marvel Graphic Novel #55: Squadron Supreme - Death of a Universe (1989)
First appearance of Arcanna Jones as Moonglow; long after he was expelled from Earth-616 by the Aquarian, the living spacewarp called Nth Man/Thomas Lightner emerges on Earth-712; the Squadron Supreme stop the expansion of the universe, but the cost to Arcanna Jones is huge; Inertia, Professor Iman, Redstone and Earth-712's own Over-Mind are killed in the battle to save reality; Earth-712 ends for a moment, but is reborn; the Squadron believe they're in their own universe, but (thanks to Master Menace) they aren't...
Quasar #13-17 (1990)
First appearance of the Power Platoon; the Squadron Supreme realise they've emerged on Earth-616 and fall under the control of the Over-Mind; the Stranger defeats the Over-Mind and Quasar relocates the Squadron to Project: PEGASUS where they wait for Benjamin Jones to fully restore their universe and find a way to return to Earth-712; the Whizzer takes part in a race to decide the fastest being in the universe.
Quasar #19, 23-25 (1991)
Squadron Supreme cameos; Doctor Strange fails to return the Squadron Supreme to Earth-712; the threat Maelstrom poses to the universe is sensed by Arcanna Jones; the Squadron battle Deathurge.
Sleepwalker #7 (1991)
Quasar #27 (1991)
Squadron Supreme cameos; the Squadron fight Eon's growing corpse, let loose by Thanos during THE INFINITY GAUNTLET.
Quasar #28-29 (1992)
Her considers Hyperion as a possible mate; Hyperion assists Quasar when those chosen by Her begin to lose control.
Quasar #35-36 (1992)
The Chief Examiner frees Quagmire from incarceration at the Vault and employs him to send Kayla Ballantine to the planet Scadam; an Antibody from Earth-148611 tries to find refuge in Quagmire's body during OPERATION: GALACTIC STORM.
Quasar #37 (1992)
First appearance of Caregiver/Rubanna Quormo; the Antibody leaps inside Quagmire without him noticing during THE INFINITY WAR.
Quasar #43-44 (1993)
Quasar defeats Quagmire, but the Antibody proves to be a bigger problem.
Quasar #50 (1993)
Squadron Supreme cameo; Arcanna Jones senses the threat of Ereshkigal; the Squadron celebrate Quasar's victory.
New Warriors #33-34 (1993)
First appearance of Turbo/Mike Jeffries; Quagmire is one of the bings drawn out by the Darkling's control of the Darkforce during FORCES OF DARKNESS, FORCES OF LIGHT.
Quasar #51-52 (1993)
First appearance of Geometer; first appearance of Lady Lark/Linda Lewis as Skylark; the Geometer attacks Project: PEGASUS in search of a way to its home dimension and is opposed by the Squadron Supreme and Quasar.
Quasar #53 (1993)
Starblast #1 (1994)
Quasar #54 (1994
Starblast #2 (1994
Quasar #55, 57 (1994)
First appearance of the Starblasters (Fabrikant, Insidio, Skar, Skeletron & Xllyym); a band of aliens come to Earth, looking to claim the Star Brand from Kayla Ballantine; the Squadron Supreme assist Quasar in protecting Kayla; uncertainty as to who's on whose side leads to a battle between (the two Superman knockoffs) Hyperion and Gladiator when the Shi'ar become involved in the struggle over the Star Brand during STARBLAST.
Quasar #60 (1994)
Squadron Supreme cameo; Quasar says goodbye to the Squadron at Project: PEGASUS before he leaves Earth.
Fantastic Four #11[2/2] (1995)
Hyperion and Power Princess cameo; Power Princess investigates the rise of Atlantis on Earth-616 as it coincides with the positioning of Utopia Isle on Earth-712 during ATLANTIS RISING.
Siren #1-2[1/2] (1995)
Squadron Supreme cameo; from Project: PEGASUS, the Squadron pick up a series of dimensional breaches caused beings jumping over from Earth-93060 (the Ultraverse) during INFINITY POSSIBILITIES.
Siren #2[2/2] (1995)
Whizzer warns the Beast of the X-Men about the dimensional breaches, but he advises the speedster to allow the matter to resolve itself during THE PHOENIX RESURRECTION / INFINITY POSSIBILITIES.
Siren #3 (1995)
Whizzer investigates the recent dimensional breaches from the Ultraverse himself during INFINITY POSSIBILITIES.
Phoenix Resurrection: Genesis #1 (1995)
Squadron Supreme cameo; the Squadron pick up another brief when the X-Men jump over to the Ultraverse to investigate the return of the Phoenix Force during THE PHOENIX RESURRECTION.
Over The Edge #2 (1995)
Arcanna Jones cameo; an agent of the Silver Dagger infiltrates Project: PEGASUS and tries to murder Arcanna.
Avengers #5-6 (1998)
Avengers & Squadron Supreme Annual (1998)
Squadron Supreme: New World Order (1998)
First appearance of the Nighthawk/Neal Richmond and the Global Directorate; the Corruptor sends the Squadron Supreme to attack the Avengers, believing them to be imposters after their apparent death at the hands of Onslaught; while both teams are busy, Imus Champion steals weaponry from a crashed alien ship; the Avengers and Squadron Supreme join forces to stop Imus Champion; Iron Man locates an Nth Projector which the Squadron Supreme use to return to Earth-712; the Squadron discover their world is now run by the Global Directorate who are using Behaviour Modification technology to keep the population in check; the subversive Nighthawks fight against the Directorate's oppression, led by Neal Richmond, the adopted son of Kyle Richmond; Neil becomes the new Nighthawk and joins the Squadron Supreme to oppose the planet's new rulers during NEW WORLD ORDER.
Avengers: Celestial Quest #1-8 (2001-2002)
First appearance of Raptra and 'Thanos' (a Thanosi clone); having remained on Earth-616, Haywire accompanies a team of Avengers into space when a clone of Thanos tries to kill Quoi, the Celestial Messiah and son of Mantis; Haywire takes his chance to plead with Death to restore Inertia to life, but she ignores him and he leaps into Death's form in an attempt to rejoin her in the afterlife.
Exiles #38-40 (2004)
First appearance of Hyperion/Mark Milton of Earth-4023, Firestar/Angelica Jones of Earth-3062, Hulk/Bruce Banner of Earth-873 and Ms Marvel/Carol Danvers of Earth-4732; following the deaths of two members of the reality-hopping Weapon X team (the group assigned much darker missions by the Timebrokers than the Exiles can handle), Hyperion and Ms Marvel are selected to replace them; Hyperion rejects the team's mission to kill the last remaining mutants on Earth-94831 and instead decides to rule it; members of Weapon X and numerous inhabitants of Earth-94831 are killed in the crossfire before the team are transported on to their next mission by the Tallus worn by team-leader Gambit.
Exiles #43-45 (2004)
On Earth-4400, Gambit of Weapon X seeks out the Exiles for help in bringing down his psychotic 'teammate' Hyperion; members of Weapon X and the Exiles fall in the battle to subdue Hyperion; Gambit gets the final blows in with Magik's Soulsword, vaporising them both.
Exiles #62-65 (2005)
First appearance of the Timebreakers; just as the Exiles learn the truth about the origin of the Timebroker and the purpose of their team, King Hyperion of Earth-4023 is revealed to be alive and has taken control of the Timebreakers' Crystal Palace having broken out of stasis; Beak summons Hyperion of Earth-712 and Hyperion of Earth-5764 to combine their might against King Hyperion; the good Hyperions win, imprisoning King Hyperion on Earth-4023, his barren home reality.
The Exiles chase the reality-warping mutant Proteus of Earth-58163 (in the body of Hulk/John Eisenhart of Earth-6375) across universes, finding themselves on Earth-712; the Squadron Supreme and the Exiles end the threat of the Global Directorate, reinstate democracy then head off together in pursuit of Proteus; Hyperion insists on joining the Exiles in their chase across realities but Power Princess takes his place, insisting Earth-712 needs him now more than ever.
Exiles #79-84 (2006)
As a member of the Exiles, Power Princess travels through Earth-9200 (the Maestro's 'Future Imperfect') and Counter-Earth (the 'Heroes Reborn' world of Earth-616); Proteus possesses Morph, essentially killing him; the Exiles brainwash Proteus into believing he actually is Morph; believing the Exiles to be unreliable, the Timebroker fires the entire team; on Earth-712, the Behaviour Modification equipment is destroyed.
New Thunderbolts #15-16 (2006)
First appearance of Hyperion II/Zhib-Ran II of Earth-616; first appearance of Alice Nugent as Doctor Spectrum; the real Hyperion of Earth-616 emerges, revealing himself to be the true Hyperion of the planet Yttrium that the Grandmaster's Hyperion creation was actually based on; alongside the original Nighthawk (Kyle Richmond of Earth-616) and a new Doctor Spectrum (Alice Nugent), Hyperion reforms the Squadron Sinister and opposes the Thunderbolts during RIGHT OF POWER.
Exiles #85-88 (2006-2007)
First appearance of the Wolverine Squad; the Timebroker summons a team of Wolverines from various realities to replace the Exiles; Wolverine of Earth-811 turns to the Exiles when his team fails; remaining with the Exiles, Power Princess accompanies the the team against Brother Mutant of Earth-127 and the destructive Silver Surfer of Earth-552.
Thunderbolts #102 (2006)
On Earth-616, Nighthawk rejoins Hyperion's Squadron Sinister when he realises Baron Zemo is forming an army of super-villains.
Thunderbolts #104-105 (2006)
On Earth-616, Hyperion's Squadron Sinister continue to oppose the Thunderbolts, even when they ally with Iron Man and the registered heroes during CIVIL WAR.
Thunderbolts #106 (2006)
The Squadron Sinister are defeated by the Thunderbolts when they're revealed to have been manipulated by the Grandmaster who Baron Zemo built his army of villains to oppose; this Hyperion has not appeared since and his current whereabouts are unknown.
Exiles Annual #1 (2007)
The Grandmaster of Earth-33629 forms his own Exiles as part of a wager with the Collector of Earth-1815, pitting them against the true Exiles including Power Princess.
Exiles #89-90 (2007)
Power Princess leaves the Exiles and returns to Earth-712.
Ultimate Power #7-9 (2007-2008)
The Ultimates of Earth-1610 head to Earth-31916 (the Supreme Power Universe) to retrieve the captured Nick Fury from that world's Squadron Supreme; the Scarlet Witch summons the Squadron Supreme of Earth-712 to Earth-31916 where they meet their darker counterparts during MARCH ON ULTIMATUM.
Age of Heroes #3[2/4] (2010)
King Hyperion of Earth-4023 finds himself on Earth-616 having escaped is own doomed reality; King Hyperion causes chaos in Uzbekistan and trounces the Winter Guard until he's brought down by the Blue Marvel during THE HEROIC AGE.
Thunderbolts #151 (2011)
King Hyperion is revealed to be imprisoned on the Raft.
Thunderbolts #152-153 (2011)
King Hyperion is recruited into the Thunderbolts when the team are sent on a mission to save Japan from giant monsters; Ghost activates the nanites that counter King Hyperion's powers when he inevitably goes rogue, allowing Juggernaut and Moonstone to beat him to a pulp with Man-Thing finishing the job by burning him alive during SCORCHED EARTH.
- Avengers #85-86
- Avengers #141-144, 147-149
- Thor #280
- Defenders #109, 111-115
- Squadron Supreme #1-6
- Captain America #314
- Squadron Supreme #7-12
- Squadron Supreme: Death of a Universe
- Quasar #13-17
- Quasar #51-53
- Starblast #1
- Quasar #54
- Starblast #2
- Quasar #55, 57
- Avengers #5-6
- Avengers & Squadron Supreme Annual
- Squadron Supreme: New World Order
- Exiles #62-65, 77-88
- Exiles Annual #1
- Exiles #89-90
- Ultimate Power #7-9
Secret Wars #2 (2015)
Another alternate King Hyperion appears on God-Emperor Doom's Battleworld (Earth-21195), leading an alternate version of the Squadron Sinister during SECRET WARS.
Squadron Supreme #1 (2016)
A new Squadron Supreme made up of alternate versions of the primary members but from varying realities (not including Earth-712) is formed; this Squadron reside on Earth-616 during ALL-NEW, ALL DIFFERENT MARVEL.
Squadron Supreme #9 (2016)
Earth-712 is revealed to have been destroyed during CIVIL WAR II.
I'll cover some of the key multiversal versions of the Squadron Supreme in future entries:
- SQUADRON SUPREME of EARTH-31916: Supreme Power (2003-2014)
- HYPERION of EARTH-13034: Eternal Avenger (2013-2015)
Other notable multiversal versions of the Squadron Supreme:
Universe X #9 (2001)
Paradise X: Heralds #1-3 (2001-2002)
Paradise X #1-4, 6-11 (2002-2003)
Paradise X: A #1 (2003)
Paradise X: X #1 (2003)
On Earth-1121, Hyperion is the only surviving member of the Squadron Supreme after his teammates were killed by the world's governments when they took over the world; Hyperion is recruited by X-51 of Earth-9997 into the Heralds, jumping across realities to warn them of the discovery that the Celestials planted a Celestial embyro in the Earth's core with humanity acting as anti-bodies while it grows.
Marvel Zombies Supreme #1-5 (2011)
On Earth-616, Dr Mortimer Dauoi of Project: PEGASUS creates clones of Earth-712's Squadron Supreme and infects them with the zombie virus to find out how to cure it; the zombie Squadron break free, causing havoc at Project: PEGASUS.
New Avengers #16.NOW, 17-21 (2014)
The Great Society, another variation of Squadron Supreme, fail to prevent the destruction of their world when they experience an incursion with Earth-616; only Doctor Spectrum/Nenet survives and goes to to join Earth-616 post-Battleworld Squadron Supreme the during ALL-NEW MARVEL NOW!
Avengers #10 (2018)
On Earth-616, Mephisto creates the Squadron Supreme of America, based on the original Squadron Supreme and designed to oppose the Avengers.
Secret Warps: Ghost Panther Annual #1 (2019)
The Supreme Seven are the Squadron Supreme of the merged Warp World.
Squadron Supreme Classic Omnibus
Avengers (1963) #69-70, 85-86, 141-144, 147-149
Avengers (1998) #5-6
Avengers & Squadron Supreme Annual
Captain America #314
Defenders #113-114
Exiles #77-78
Quasar #13-16, 51-52
Squadron Supreme #1-12
Squadron Supreme: Death of a Universe
Squadron Supreme: New World Order
Thor #280
Ultimate Power #7-9
Avengers Epic Collection vol.5: This Beachhead Earth
Avengers Omnibus vol.3
Both include...
Avengers #85-86
Avengers: The Serpent Crown
Avengers #141-144, 147-149
Squadron Supreme: Death of a Universe
Avengers #5-6
Avengers & Squadron Supreme Annual
Squadron Supreme: Death of a Universe
Squadron Supreme: New World Order
Squadron Supreme
Captain America #314
Squadron Supreme #1-12
Squadron Supreme by Mark Gruenwald Omnibus
Captain America #314
Squadron Supreme #1-12
Squadron Supreme: Death of a Universe
Exiles - Ultimate Collection vol.5
Exiles #75-89
Exiles Annual #1
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