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The Avengers respond when sea creatures at the Benchley Oceanic Research Station mutate into monsters, thanks to the behind-the-scenes work of the evil Leader.

After the Avengers capture Michael Korvac and have him imprisoned, the Guardians of the Galaxy show up to claim the prisoner and they will not take no for an answer, but Korvac uses the opportunity to escape.

Hal Jordan of the Green Lantern Corps tries to stop a group of deadly Manhunter robots from attacking a small planet and its people and must call on the members of the Blue Lantern Corps for help.

Cheetah and Catwoman have teamed up to create a kitty crime wave in Gotham City, and Batman and Wonder Woman must try to capture them.

Thaal Sinestro, leader of the Yellow Lantern Corps and now Highlord of Qward, plans to rule the universe through fear, and Hal Jordan and the other members of the Green Lantern Corps must try to stop him.

Collects issues six through eleven of "Spider-Girl" comics in which May "Mayday" Parker, having inherited her father's spider-like abilities, must fight enemies as well as her parents when she decides to take over his superhero activities.

Manny, Helen, and Pierce, feeling like they do not receive as much respect from Grandpa Max as Ben, Gwen, and Kevin do, try to deactivate an alien spy transmitter before the three teens can.

SpongeBob and Patrick transform themselves into Man Sponge and Boy Patrick in order to help their heroes, Mermaidman and Barnacleboy, fight crime, and when the duo free Man Ray from his frozen prison, they make him promise to change his evil ways and help others.

Introduces The Avengers, explaining each hero's background and superpower.

Ben, Gwen, Cooper, and Kevin must act fast when one of the props at a sci-fi convention starts spewing out little aliens, threatening the safety of convention goers.

While writing an article for her school paper, Gwen Stacy follows the adventures of Spider-Man as he takes on Midnight, Bullseye, and other villains.

Collects black-and-white reprints of "The Amazing Spider-Man," originally published in 1962 through 1965, that detail high school student Peter Parker's transformation into the Amazing Spider-Man.

Collects "Fantastic Four" numbers 503-08, in which Reed Richards and family try to stop Doctor Doom's evil plans after the villain's supposed death and find themselves battling those they thought were friends.

Captured by the evil alien Brainiac, Superman and the president must combine their amazing powers to defeat their foe who has shrunk them to super-small size.

Iron Man (Tony Stark) needs an assistant to help him fight the bad guys; he soon finds out that Natalie isn't who she says she is.