Devil's Reign
"Devil's Reign" is an American comic book event written by Chip Zdarsky with art by Marco Checchetto, published from December 2021 to May 2022 by Marvel Comics.
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| "Devil's Reign" |
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| Marvel Comics |
| December 2021 – May 2022 |
| DaredevilElektraFantastic FourIron ManCaptain AmericaSpider-Man (Ben Reilly)Jessica JonesLuke CageSpider-Man (Miles Morales)Mayor Wilson FiskDoctor OctopusSuperior FourMoon KnightPurple ManSpider-WomanThunderboltsX-Men |
| Chip Zdarsky |
| Marco Checchetto |
"Devil's Reign" is an American comic book event written by Chip Zdarsky with art by Marco Checchetto, published from December 2021 to May 2022 by Marvel Comics.
In a ploy to increase his power, Mayor Wilson Fisk has outlawed superheroes in New York City.
Mayor Wilson Fisk discovers physical evidence proving that he once knew Daredevil's true identity, noticing gaps in his own memory after the fact. Outraged, Fisk confronts Daredevil, who taunts him. Consequently, Fisk outlaws vigilantism in the city. To enforce his new law, Fisk sets up Thunderbolts units. Moon Knight, Danny Rand, Reed Richards, and Sue Storm are apprehended by members of the Thunderbolts and incarcerated in the Myrmidon. Luke Cage speaks out against Fisk while being filmed by onlookers. Fisk visits a captured Purple Man, cutting off the latter's finger to create a staff with mind-controlling abilities.
The remaining heroes gather at Avengers Mansion, where Tony Stark announces he plans to run for mayor opposite Fisk. The other heroes decide that Cage is a better candidate, angering Stark. At City Hall, Fisk and Doctor Octopus discuss their plans to sway the populace of New York into reelecting Fisk by amplifying Purple Man's powers. Doctor Octopus uses Reed Richards's inter-dimensional gateway to summon alternate-universe Octopus versions of Hulk, Ghost Rider, and Wolverine. Meanwhile, Taskmaster fights Spider-Man, leaving the latter severely injured.
Spider-Man is then brought to the police station, where he is rescued by the Thing and Human Torch. Luke Cage holds a rally to announce his mayoral campaign. At the Myrmidon, Sue Storm discusses the situation with her lawyer Kirsten McDuffie, who gives Sue a paperclip. Fisk discusses his plans with Purple Man, who notes that the Purple Children erased their memories of Daredevil's identity. Jessica Jones realizes that Fisk is using Purple Man to influence the city, prompting the Avengers to act immediately. They are intercepted by Doctor Octopus and his alternate selves; Stark is revealed to be Chameleon in disguise and in league with Doctor Octopus.
Two weeks later, Doctor Octopus has released Octobot drones to enforce Fisk's zero-tolerance policy, effectively wiping out all crime in the city. Daredevil visits Nelson, who is recovering in the hospital. Sue Storm uses the paperclip to remove her power-dampening collar, meeting with Reed Richards and breaking out of the Myrmidon with the other jailed heroes. The Champions battle Rhino, who saves the team from incoming Octobots. He explains that Fisk ordered the Thunderbolts to hunt down a group of children, who Miles Morales identifies as the Purple Children. Fisk discovers that his staff can restore memories and uses it on himself, rediscovering Daredevil's secret identity of Matt Murdock.
As the Purple Children are apprehended by the Thunderbolts, Jessica arrives with the Champions in an attempt to rescue them. They are driven away by Abomination, but are able to rescue one of the Purple Children, Joseph. The remaining Purple Children's' powers are given to their father to increase his power. Fisk then orders Purple Man to kill the superheroes. While Spider-Man works on reverse-engineering neural disruptors to protect the heroes from Purple Man, Joseph tells them that their only option to stop him is to kill him. The Avengers then go out to search for Purple Man, before discovering that he has taken control of the Thunderbolts and the general populace. Meanwhile, Fisk beats Matt's identical twin Mike Murdock to death, mistaking him for Matt as McDuffie watches.
McDuffie informs Daredevil of "Matt's" death, causing him to leave the main battle and hunt down Fisk, who is confronted by Elektra. Daredevil arrives, angering Fisk. The real Iron Man, Moon Knight, and the Fantastic Four arrive at the battle, while Joseph seeks out Purple Man. Luke Cage gives his neural disruptor to Joseph, who attempts to counter Purple Man. Cage fights off Purple Man's control and encourages Joseph, who defeats his father and is reunited with his siblings. At the same time, Daredevil uses Fisk's staff, forcing Fisk to hesitate while Daredevil subdues him. Daredevil then attempts to kill Fisk, but is stopped by Elektra who asks him what kind of symbol he wants to be. They leave Fisk to the authorities, automatically making Cage the new mayor. Fisk is taken to the Stromwyns, choosing to refuse their offer and fighting through their robots, leaving the role of Kingpin to his son, Butch Pharris.
After visiting Fisk, Elektra meets up with Matt Murdock, who learns about her visit. Elektra has coffee with Robert Goldman as she sees Aka in the streets. After making it to the forest, Elektra encounters Aka as jumps off a cliff. Elektra goes hunting for what appears to be Aka only to avoid a trap. She finds the culprit responsible in the form of Kraven the Hunter, who is looking for a challenge.
Kraven mentions that he is looking for a challenge and wants to take on Elektra who holds the title of "World's Deadliest Assassin". As Elektra states to Kraven that he is being used, Kraven states that he knows that she took her file from Fisk and it will benefit them both. Kraven mentions how Fisk told him about how Elektra betrayed Daredevil once and was associated with the Hand. After Kraven intercepts one of Elektra's attacks, the police arrive responding to the car accident. Kraven flees to keep up his insurance policy while Elektra subdues the police and makes off in their police car. After a flashback with Aka, Elektra finds that Kraven got to Goldman as she is attacked by the Thunderbolts unit. After fighting them off, Elektra catches up to Kraven and Goldman as Aka is shown watching from the rooftops. When the Thunderbolts agents catches up, Kraven states to Elektra that Fisk also gave him the law.
Elektra engages Kraven in battle as Goldman and the Thunderbolts agents stand back. When Kraven manages to punch Elektra, Goldman throws a snowball at him as the Thunderbolts agents restrain him. Elektra manages to kick Kraven before entering a school. He pursues Elektra and is defeated by her as Aka appears noting that Elektra is still trying to recruit Matt Murdock. Aka then disappears as Elektra notices that the Thunderbolts agents are clearing the school. Borrowing a jacket from a student, Elektra meets up with Goldman, who states that Matt Murdock has been killed.
Doctor Octopus forms the Superior Four with his multiversal counterparts: Hulk of Earth-8816 (Otto Banner), Ghost Rider of Earth-1666 (Otto Blaze), and Wolverine of Earth-9712 (Otto Howlett). He mentions that he has gone through an evolution after his tenure as Superior Spider-Man and that he plans to span the multiverse and establish a Council of Ocks from every version of Doctor Octopus he can find. The other three Ottos claim that his actions could cause a paradox. As Doctor Octopus continues his research, Banner, Blaze, and Howlett talk about how their fates will intertwine with the other Ottos. Arriving on Earth-2902, the Superior Four arrive in its forested city area and cause a disturbance to draw out Doctor Octopus. They encounter a variant of Otto named TJ, who operates as Spider-Ock and is familiar with the multiverse. Doctor Octopus uses a parasite on Spider-Ock to claim his knowledge, killing him.
A portal suddenly sucks the Superior Four to Earth-7212, which was hit by an unspecified mass extinction event involving sulfur. Doctor Octopus is then teleported to the Savage Land on Earth-8969 and ensnared by Supreme Octopus, who considers himself superior to Doctor Octopus. Hulk, Ghost Rider, and Wolverine turn against Doctor Octopus and help Supreme Octopus to rip off Doctor Octopus' tentacles. Doctor Octopus is locked up with a skeleton and carnivorous plants in Supreme Octopus' mobile base called the Supreme Sanctorum.
Supreme Octopus reveals that his real name is Otto Werner von Strange and that he is the last and remaining variant of a long and tireless war. Having maintained a Multiversal balance, Supreme Octopus is in need of an heir or some heirs as he has stopped a Doctor Octopus while having obtained an army of Ocks. Meanwhile, Doctor Octopus tries to get his Man-Thing counterpart to help him as the Man-Thing bonds to him and serves as his guide through the Sanctum Supreme. The Man-Thing variant then detaches from Doctor Octopus as it is introduced by Doctor Octopus as the source of a paradox. Using Supreme Octopus' body, Man-Thing opens a portal back to Earth-616. Doctor Octopus makes a counter-offer with the Superior Four: he gives Hulk a special pill to return him to his human form, travels to Hell with Ghost Rider and retrieves his soul, and arranges for Wolverine to be a citizen on Krakoa. Man-Thing is brought to Earth-2902, where it takes on a form similar to Spider-Ock.
After her longtime friend and former fellow private investigator Lindsay McCabe is hurt, Spider-Woman fights the Thunderbolts agents and Thunderbolts members Coachwhip and Puff Adder. Despite having a broken arm, Spider-Woman fights them off to get Lindsay to safety. Later, a Thunderbolts agent visits Lindsay McCabe's hospital room to get the details on who attacked her. This turns out to be Jessica Drew in disguise as she tells the doctors to take care of her. Spider-Woman then interrogates the captive Thunderbolts agent whose outfit she borrowed. As the Thunderbolts agents arrive, Spider-Woman figures out who Fisk is talking about as Spider-Woman claims that she is supposed to be dead. Fisk states that Norman Osborn kept his "trophy" where Fisk provided a storage place. Spider-Woman then flees the area. The captive Thunderbolts unit member then breaks free from the ropes and is revealed to be a thought-to-be-dead Veranke.
Spider-Woman catches up to Veranke as a Thunderbolts unit truck escapes with Spider-Woman's son Gerry. Spider-Woman instructs Linda to help Lindsay. Veranke still has the same powers as Spider-Woman, but has become out of practice due to how long she was locked up by Norman Osborn. When Spider-Woman catches up to the Thunderbolts truck, Iron Man shows up to help only for Spider-Woman to see that it is Veranke in disguise. After Gerry escaped, Spider-Woman encounters Carol Danvers and Spider-Man, with Gerry identifying the imposter Danvers. Spider-Woman uses a point blank venom blast in Veranke's face, incapacitating her.
Thunderbolts members Agony, Electro, Rhino, Taskmaster, and Whiplash arrive and defeat the Humanity Liberation Front. Later at the police department, the Thunderbolts members get impatient waiting for their next assignment. They get into a fight with each other until Wilson Fisk arrives to break it up. He sends them to find the person responsible for the attack on the gala where the suspect is hiding somewhere in Gowanus. The Thunderbolts raid a warehouse where some of its members are hiding and defeat them. Afterwards, the Thunderbolts are in Fisk's office as U.S. Agent appears, stating that he reporting for duty.
Fisk sends the Thunderbolts out of his office as U.S. Agent informs him that he wants to be part of the Thunderbolts to keep its members in line. When the Thunderbolts attack jewelry store robbers in animal masks, some of them are killed or badly beaten up until U.S. Agent arrives stating that he is now in charge. While in the alley, U.S. Agent is revealed to be secretly working with the FBI to incriminating information against Fisk. At Fisk's rally, U.S. Agent and the Thunderbolts deal with a mind-controlled crowd. As Agony advises Fisk to leave before the crowd attacks him, Fisk notices that the crowd has changed. The culprit is one of the Purple Children as Electro gets mind-controlled.
U.S. Agent advises the Thunderbolts to get Electro away from the area before she goes nuclear. Fisk is loaded into his limo as he advises U.S. Agent to keep the Thunderbolts in line and clean up the mess. U.S. Agent and Agony encounter the culprit called Conviction who claimed that Fisk kept her trapped in Ravencroft trying to reproduce the Purple Children's power. After a brief scuffle where Conviction escapes, U.S. Agent and Agony meet up with Fisk and the rest of the Thunderbolts to mention about their encounter with Conviction. Fisk then assigns them to find the Purple Children as James Wesley gives them trackers. As Rhino does not want to hunt children, Fisk brings in Abomination as his replacement and mind-controls U.S. Agent to oversee the assignment as the Thunderbolts hunt down the Purple Children. When they are found, they are confronted by Jessica Jones and the Champions.
U.S. Agent and the Thunderbolts agents are outside the New York hideout of the X-Men, demanding that they surrender. As Emma Frost goes to the United Nations building, U.S. Agent is met with resistance from Polaris. Fisk is informed of the situation with the X-Men and their diplomatic immunity. Thunderbolts members Agony, Electro, Rhino, and Taskmaster arrive as backup for U.S. Agent. Jean Grey speaks to U.S. Agent who wants to report the X-Men's "illegal structure" to the Parks Department. Just then, Frost shows up with an order from the United Nations to not violate a structure from Krakoa. Wesley informs Fisk on what U.S. Agent informed him as he tells Wesley to send a message to the Thunderbolts to leave the X-Men to him. U.S. Agent withdraws the Thunderbolts from Seneca Park. Fisk has Wesley summon the chief of detectives about a murder of a young woman, wanting to blame Frost for the incident.
Emma Frost breaks free from police custody and make the police officers fight one other. Frost is later informed that she still has arrest warrants in countries that do not recognize the Krakoa amnesty deal until further notice. She instructs them to have the finance team slowly and quietly buy stock in the insurance company. Frost mind-controls Typhoid Mary into confronting Fisk, claiming that his life will come crashing down one day.
Fisk is informed by James Wesley that Gracie Mansion is secured and Typhoid Mary is away. He has been having sleepless nights since the new law has passed. Winter Soldier infiltrates Gracie Mansion to steal some files when he is confronted by a sleepwalking Fisk. As Fisk goes on the attack, Winter Soldier works to dodge his attacks while holding his file. As Gracie Mansion is partially-collapsed, James Wesley returns with the NYPD and finds Fisk near the rubble stating that he had a wonderful dream. After burning some files, a wounded Winter Soldier makes his way to an alley with his own file. Now that he has a purpose, Winter Soldier vows that whoever wrote this file will not survive the year and states that he will "sleep when they're dead".
After Moon Knight is arrested by the Thunderbolts, Dr. Badr meets with the Midnight Mission where he substitutes as "Doctor Moon". He and Mr. Flint find that several people were slain by crossbows which leads them to suspect that Stained Glass Scarlet is responsible. After traveling the church in the South Bronx where Scarlet was supposedly killed, Doctor Moon encounters Scarlet, who has been resurrected. Back at the Midnight Mission, Badr informs Reese about these recent events. At Ravencroft, it is discovered that a patient is not in their cell as a guard tells his co-worker that the inmate is an ex-Hydra assassin. Knowing the description of the inmate, the guard initiates a red alert that states that Rutherford Winner is on the loose.
Ben Reilly is ambushed by a Thunderbolts agent who places a power dampener collar on him to easily transport him to the Myrmidon. After breaking out of the transport, Ben contacts Janine Godbe while Marcus Momplaisir is ambushed by Richard Fisk, also known as Rose, who fails to get any useful information out of Momplaisir. As Spider-Man, Ben Reilly finds the Thunderbolts agents arresting Momplaisir, who has dressed as Spider-Man. Rose appears and attacks Spider-Man, revealing that he spiked Momplaisir's Spider-Man costume with electrodes. Before Rose can finish off Spider-Man, Momplaisir uses one of the Thunderbolts agents' electric sticks which helps him to knock out Rose. Ben is later visited by Momplaisir, who advises him to take time off to recuperate. Meanwhile, Rose is captured and brought to the NYPD by Thunderbolts agents.
8-Ball is imprisoned in the Myrmidon prison alongside Moon Knight. After winning several fights against the Myrmidon's inmates, Moon Knight is pitted against Man Mountain Marko. Moon Knight beats Marko into surrender, temporarily blinding him. After an altercation, Moon Knight is placed in solitary confinement in chains as 8-Ball mops up outside his cell. Moon Knight states that the incarcerated superheroes will go after Fisk when they get out.
A funeral is held for Mike Murdock, with Matt using the funeral to fake his death. Luke Cage later meets with Spectrum, with the two taking down Crossbones and the Thunderbolts agents with him. Upon defeating them, Cage and Spectrum are approached by the press and public relations specialist Helen Astrantia, who has been tasked with re-framing the Thunderbolts brand in a positive way with Spectrum leading them. As Spectrum does not want the job and flies off, Astrantia suggests Clint Barton as the Thunderbolts' leader. The next morning, Cage has his first press conference as mayor of New York City.
| Title | Issues | Writer | Artist | Colorist | Debut date | Conclusion date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Devil's Reign | 1–6 | Chip Zdarsky | Marco Checchetto | Marcio Menyz | December 8, 2021 | April 6, 2022 |
| Devil's Reign: Omega | 1 | Chip Zdarsky, Rodney Barnes, Jim Zub | Rafael de Larorre, Guillermo Sanna, Luciano Vecchio | Dljjo Lima, Javier Tartaglia, Carlos Lopez, Federico Blee | May 25, 2022 |
| Title | Issues | Writer(s) | Artist(s) | Colorist | Debut date | Conclusion date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Daredevil: Woman Without Fear | 1–3 | Chip Zdarsky | Rafael de Latorre | Federico Blee | January 12, 2022 | March 2, 2022 |
| Devil's Reign: Moon Knight | 1 | Jed MacKay | Federico Sabbatini | Lee Loughridge | March 2, 2022 | |
| Devil's Reign: Spider-Man | Anthony Piper | Ze Carlos | Erick Arciniega | February 23, 2022 | ||
| Devil's Reign: Superior Four | 1–3 | Zac Thompson | Davide Tinto | Matt Milla | January 12, 2022 | March 9, 2022 |
| Devil's Reign: Villains for Hire | Clay McLeod Chapman | Manuel Garcia | Dono Sanchez-Almara | January 19, 2022 | March 23, 2022 | |
| Devil's Reign: Winter Soldier | 1 | Jackson Lanzing & Collin Kelly | Nico Leon | Felipe Sobreiro | January 26, 2022 | |
| Devil's Reign: X-Men | 1–3 | Gerry Duggan | Phil Noto | January 19, 2022 | March 23, 2022 | |
| Moon Knight (vol. 9) | 8 | Jed MacKay | Alessandro Cappuccio | Rachelle Rosenberg | February 9, 2022 | |
| Spider-Woman (vol. 7) | 18–19 | Karla Pacheco | Pere Perez | Frank D'Armata | January 12, 2022 | February 2, 2022 |
| Title | Material collected | Published date | ISBN |
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| Devil's Reign: X-Men | Devil's Reign: X-Men #1-3 and Devil's Reign: Winter Soldier | 30 August 2022 | 978-1302934590 |
| Devil's Reign: Superior Four | Devil's Reign: Superior Four #1-3 and Devil's Reign: Spider-Man | 23 August 2022 | 978-1-302-94589-3 |
| Devil's Reign: Villains For Hire | Devil's Reign: Villains For Hire #1-3 and Devil's Reign: Moon Knight | 30 August 2022 | 978-1-302-94590-9 |
| Devil's Reign Omnibus | Devil's Reign #1-6, Spider-Woman (2020) #18-19, Daredevil: Woman Without Fear #1-3, Devil's Reign: Superior Four #1-3, Devil's Reign: Villains for Hire #1-3, Devil's Reign: Winter Soldier #1, Devil's Reign: X-Men #1-3, Devil's Reign: Spider-Man #1, Moon Knight (2021) #8, Devil's Reign: Moon Knight #1, Devil's Reign: Omega #1 | 9 Jan 2024 | Marco Checchetto cover: 978-1302952921 |
| In-Hyuk Lee DM cover: 978-1302952938 | |||
| Daredevil by Chip Zdarksy Omnibus Vol.2 | Daredevil vol. 6 #31–36, Daredevil: Woman Without Fear (2022) 1-3, Devil's Reign (2021) 1-6, Devil's Reign Omega (2022) 1, Daredevil vol. 7 1-14 | 31 Dec 2024 | Rafael De Latorre cover: 978-1302956264 |
| Marco Checchetto DM cover: 978-1302956271 |
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