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Rebels: Zero Hour Part Two

Ezra recruits Sabine and her Mandalorian allies for help against the Empire so that Phoenix Squadron can live. Meanwhile, Phoenix Squadron holds out for Ezra's help on the planet surface while Thrawn comes to destroy them, leaving Pryce in charge. And when Bendu discovers that Kanan and the Rebel Alliance brought their war to his home, he betrays Kanan and is out to destroy both the Rebels and the Empire. All their faith is in Ezra knocking out the remaining Interdictor, otherwise the Rebellion might die. Releases after Rebels: Zero Hour Part One and before Ultimate X-Men: Age of Apocalypse

Rebels: Zero Hour Part One

Ezra and Phoenix Squadron plan on attacking Lothal. Unfortunately, Thrawn has caught onto this and plans to double security on Lothal and prepare for the attack. This was all a trick though, as when Kallus sends a warning to the Rebellion, Thrawn interrupts it and uses the trejactory of General Dodana's fleet and Kallus's message to locate the Rebel base, attacking it. The Rebels scramble to counterattack as Thrawn's entire fleet begins to tear apart the Rebel Alliance. Releases after Black Panther and before Rebels: Zero Hour Part Two

Miles Morales: The Ultimate Spider-Man: Venom War

Betty Brant discovers that there might be a connection between the Prowler and the new Spider-Man after she watches the footage from the fight where Miles accidently killed Prowler, faintly hearing Aaron's dying words of 'You're just like me'. She does some more digging, and is convinced that Jefferson Davis, Aaron's brother, is Spider-Man, but J Jonah Jameson refuses to run the story out of respect for Peter Parker. A new Venom kills Betty before she can get someone else to run her story and goes to hunt for Jefferson. In school Miles is being eyed by Katie Bishop and finds out about his dad's heroic actions during the Hydra war. But his life is about to get flipped upside down.

Darth Maul: Revenge

Darth Maul and Ezra make a deal to combine Kanan's Jedi holocron and the Sith holocron that Ezra found on Malachor to get the answers that they want. It fails, and Maul has to go to extra lengths to get the answers he wants. Maul is relentlessly hunting Obi-Wan, who believes to still be alive. Meanwhile, the loss of Ahsoka to Vader continues to haunt Ezra and his trust of Maul makes him continue to question himself. The only way he can make up for it is finding and bringing back Obi-Wan, who he believes to be alive after a vision. The twos paths continue to cross as Maul goes to any length he will to kill Obi-Wan who he blames every problem he has on. Releases after Black Panther and before Rebels: Zero Hour.

Black Panther

T'Challa has returned to Wakanda, telling them to prepare for war with the Empire. Reed Richards decides not to make a full out assault on Wakanda, knowing that their technology rivals his own, instead, he sends Killmonger and White Wolf to do the dirty work for him. They enlist the help of Man-Ape, who wants the Wakandan throne for himself. Storm arrives to Wakanda, hoping to find it suitable for the X-Men to live in peace. T'Challa and Ororo end up teaming up together to stop the Empire's attempt at taking over Wakanda, and White Wolf betrays Killmonger, as he can't bring himself to kill his adopted brother, T'Challa himself. Releases after Rebels: Step into the Shadows and before Darth Maul: Revenge

Miles Morales: The Ultimate Spider-Man: United We Stand, Divided We Fall

During the midst of a war with Hydra, Miles tries to join the Ultimates. They accept him with open arms right as the war breaks out. Miles and the Ultimates fight back against Hydra, knowing they must stand united or fall divided.

Rebels: Step into the Shadow

After opening the Sith Holocron following the battle on Malachor, Ezra has used it to gain power and knowledge to protect his family and friends, which he failed to do with Ahsoka and Kanan. After saving Hondo who has information on Y-Wings, he is promoted to Lieutenant Commander. He is assigned with the responsibility of liberating the Y-Wings. Hera tells Kanan to talk to Ezra, something they haven't done since Malachor. Meanwhile, Govener Pryce asks Tarkin for assistant with the Rebel Insurgents, and he sends Grand Admiral Thrawn to assist her. Releases after Dark Avengers and before Black Panther.

Dark Avengers

Tony Stark is the leader of the Avengers, or rather, the Dark Avengers. For the past few years, the Dark Avengers have not been needed for much, that is until they discover that the Hulk has returned. He and his Hulk family are out to get revenge on the Dark Avengers for killing Captain America and trying to destroy earth. Flash Thompson, aka Agent Venom, also joins the Dark Avengers to help them in their battle against the Hulk, until realizing the truth behind the Empire's Avengers along with T'Challa. Releases after Rebels: Twilight of the Apprentice and before Rebels: Steps into the Shadows

Rebels: Twilight of the Apprentice

Ezra, Kanan, and Ahsoka embark on a mission to Malachor to learn how to defeat the Sith. They are tracked down the Inquisitors. After being separated, Ezra meets a man called Old Master and little does he know, this apparent friend is actually Darth Maul, the former apprentice of the emperor and ruler of Mandalore. Meanwhile, the rebels try to find Zeb after he was separated from the group during their escape to try to give Ahsoka, Kanan, and Ezra cover. Unfortunately, Darth Vader his on his way to handle them, and specifically his old padawan Ahsoka. Releases after Emperor's Hand 2 and before Dark Avengers

Emperor's Hand 2

Mara Jade is sent out on a mission to catch the elusive Cal Kestis and put an end to his attempts to reform the Jedi. With Starkiller dead and Vader and his Inquisitors on the hunt for Ahsoka, Kanan, and Ezra, but Cal and his group have been eluding them since the encounter with Vader at Fortress Inquisitorious, but what Mara finds on her mission is not what she expects, as she has a vision of her future and have a man who she does not know. Releases after Rogue Avengers: Ultimate Extinction and before Rebels: Twilight of the Apprentice

Rogue Avengers: Ultimate Extinction

The Maker constructs a being with the ability to eat planets, with the plan of unleashing it onto the Rogue Avengers and the growing Rebel Alliance. Sam rallies the Rogue Avengers together to defeat this new threat named Galactus. Nick Fury deserts from the Empire and joins the Rogue Avengers to help them in their fight and Thor goes behind The Maker's back to help them as well. The Rogue Avengers will either stop Galactus, or die trying. Releases after Darth Vader: Siege of Lothal and before The Emperor's Hand 2

Darth Vader: Siege of Lothal

After the failures of the Grand Inquisitor and Grand Moff Tarkin, Lord Vader arrives on Lothal and takes control of the planet. His plan is to bait in Ezra and Kanan and the rest of the Ghost crew using the Minister Maketh Tua, frame them for her death, brand them in a bad light to the locals, and then make them lead him back to Phoenix Squadron so he can wipe out the Rebels in one swift stroke. And the rebels take the bait. Releases after Rebels: Fire Across the Galaxy and before Rogue Avengers 2

Rebels: Fire Across the Galaxy

The Ghost crew decides to make a plan to send out a message of hope to the galaxy and inspire people to fight back against the Empire, meanwhile, Grand Moff Tarkin arrives to clean up the Grand Inquisitor and Agent Kallus's mess on Lothal and capture Kanan Jarrus and snuff out the hope that the rebels have. With the capture of Kanan, Ezra and Sabine hatch a plan to find Kanan and save him from the clutches of the Empire. Releases after The Astonishing Ant Man 4 and before Darth Vader: Siege of Lothal

The Astonishing Ant Man 4

Years since the Dark Avengers were formed, Cassie is now a member of the team and is known as Stature. Scott and Cassie don't really trust the Dark Avengers, and Michael Shockton seems to have caught onto this. He becomes Doctor Nemesis and is out to prove that Scott and Cassie don't trust the Empire nor the Dark Avengers. The three battle, and it ends with Scott being left stranded on the planet Tatooine. But Nemesis's plan backfires as Scott and Cassie realize the Dark Avengers couldn't care less about them, and Cassie turns to the former Ant Man, Hank Pym, for help. Releases after Spark of Rebellion and before Rebels: Fire Across the Galaxy.

Spark of Rebellion

Fourteen years after the Empire took over the galaxy, an orphan boy on the Imperial occupied planet of Lothal named Ezra Bridger runs into three mysterious people stealing from the Empire. Ezra steals a crate from the Empire and ends up being rescued by the three, Kanan Jarrus, Garazeb Orrelios, and Sabine Wren, along with their pilot Hera Syndulla and astromech Chopper. He learns that they're rebels and are fighting against the Empire. Ezra ends up helping them in their mission to save Wookies from Imperial captivity and learns something about himself and Kanan along the way. Releases after Starkiller: The Force Unleashed and before The Astonishing Ant Man 4

Starkiller: The Force Unleashed

Starkiller is assigned to hunting a new Jedi whose emerged named Cal Kestis. The Second Sister and Ninth Sister are also hunting for the Jedi. While on his journey he meets General Rahm Kota, a Jedi survivor who gives him insight into the force. Throughout him and the Inquisitors hunting of Cal Kestis, Galen realizes that Vader has manipulated and deceived him, and helps Cal kill the Second Sister. But the two quickly realize that they're screwed when Vader arrives to deal with Kestis and his former apprentice. Releases after Bad Batch: End of the Clones and before Spark of Rebellion.

Bad Batch: The End of the Clones

Hunter, Wrecker, Echo, and the rest of the clone rebellion are on the hunt for Omega and Crosshair. Meanwhile, Omega is plotting how to successfully get her and Crosshair out of the clutches of the Empire. She is also hopeful to get her sister, Emerie, to escape with her. While the clone rebellion is running around causing trouble, the emperor begins to crack down on them and begins to try to make clones of himself. For the clones, it's destroy Tantiss or lose to the Empire. Releases after Ultimate X-Men: Rebirth and before Starkiller: The Force Unleashed

Ultimate X-Men: Rebirth

Jean is resurrected by the mysterious Apocalypse. Jean, not knowing what's happened over the past few years, begins to be hunted by the Brotherhood of Mutants, before being saved by Wanda. Meanwhile, Scott and Madelyne's infant child goes missing. When Jean returns, confusion and heartbreak appears amongst the team, and a mysterious time traveler named Cable appears to help the X-Men in the coming battle against Apocalypse. Releases after Spider-Man 8: The Death of Jean DeWolff and before Bad Batch: The End of the Clones

Spider-Man 8: The Death of Jean DeWolff

Spider-Man is back in the action and dating Carlie Cooper, but Carlie's mentor Jean DeWolff is mysteriously murdered. Spider-Man investigates the murder, while he also is dealing with the fact that is aunt is now engaged to J Jonah Jameson's father Jay Jameson. JJJ and Peter try to find a time to get together and come to terms with the fact that they are brothers. Spider-Man's top suspect quickly becomes Stan Carter, who also happened to be Jean's boyfriend. Releases after Darth Vader: Resurrection and before Ultimate X-Men: Rebirth

Darth Vader: Resurrection

Vader has been exploring how he can revive his lost love Padme. After an encounter with the ancient Sith Momin who was trained by Darth Shaa, it's revealed to Vader that he can bring Padme back by creating a castle on Mustafar, which after multiple failed attempts, the final design of the castle opens a gateway for Vader to bring back Padme. In this world, he also unlocks his true potential due to being in a world so heavily influenced by the force. Releases after Rogue Avengers and before Spider-Man 8: The Death of Jean DeWolff