Secret Wars: Battleworld Omnibus Vol. 4

Complete your tour of the riotous realms that make up the volatile planet known as Battleworld!

In SECRET WARS, the Marvel Multiverse as you know it is gone — and all that remains is Battleworld! Featuring rival domains torn from the fragments of destroyed realities, all living under Doctor Doom’s iron fist, it’s the perfect setting for conflict — as depicted in these shocking tie-ins! The Spider-Queen has turned Manhattan into an island of Spider-Madness — while a crew of web-warriors battle for survival in Arachnia, controlled by Mayor Norman Osborn! The Squadron Sinister are earth’s mightiest villains, and Kitty Pryde and Star-Lord are star-crossed lovers from different realities — while the Thors strive to keep the peace on Battleworld as hammer-wielding cops! Weirdworld is a realm of swords and sorcery, and the Phantom Eagle flies again where monsters dwell! But will your favorite X-domain be the highly animated land of Westchester, the wartorn Genosha or the dystopian Sentinel Territories of future past?! All that plus the end of an era as Miles Morales and the rest of his world’s heroes face the shocking destruction of the Ultimate Universe!

COLLECTING: Spider-Island (2015) #1-5, Spider-Verse (2015B) #1-5, Squadron Sinister (2015) #1-4, Star-Lord and Kitty Pryde (2015) #1-3, Thors (2015) #1-4, Ultimate End (2015) #1-5, Weirdworld (2015A) #1-5, Where Monsters Dwell (2015) #1-5, X-Men '92 (2015) #1-4, X-Tinction Agenda (2015) #1-4, Years of Future Past (2015) #1-5, Secret Wars: Official Guide to the Marvel Multiverse (2015) #1

Written by: Christos Gage, Michael Costa, Marc Guggenheim, Sam Humphries, Jason Aaron, Brian Michael Bendis, Garth Ennis, Chad Bowers, Chris Sims, Marguerite Bennett & More

Penciled by: Paco Diaz, André Araújo, Carlos Pacheco, Miralti Firmansyah, Chris Sprouse, Mark Bagley, Mike Del Mundo, Russell Braun, Scott Koblish, Carmine Di Giandomenico, Mike Norton & More

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