publication date: September 1994

pencil: Tom Morgan

story: Len Kaminski

colors: Ariane Lenshoek

Tony Stark is stuck in Cyberspace, while Vor/Tex has taken his body.
The new Stark has trouble controlling human impulses.
First, having Tony's memories, he decides to get drunk.
While he is drunk he tries to rape Veronica, Tony's girlfriend.
She manages to repel it with martial arts and the experience of physical pain is not very welcome by the software.
Angry he wears Iron Man's armor and attacks his creators.
Meanwhile, the real Tony manages to contact one of his employees and temporarily takes possession of a robot.

publication date: October 1994

pencil: Tom Morgan

story: Len Kaminski

colors: Ariane Lenshoek

Iron Man and Vor/Tex face off in the real world.
Vor/Tex learns pain and hates it so much that he commits suicide.
The Mandarin finds a very powerful and ancient sphere of power and uses it to create an army.
Tony returns to his body, which is still drunk.
All his collaborators notice and despise him.
Veronica breaks up with him.
Jim Rhodes calls in for repairs for War Machine's armor shortly thereafter, but Tony is still under the influence of alcohol and treats him very badly.

publication date: September 1994

pencil: Tom A. Tenney

story: Dan Abnett & Andy Lanning

inks: Rey Garcia

colors: Joe Rosas

Iron Man and Century reach the Scatter planet together.
Scarlet Witch, Spider-Woman and U.S. Agent, meanwhile awakens on the alien planet and discover that the Scatters devour the inhabitants of the planets they attack.
Spider-Woman makes telepathic contact with one of them and is terrified to discover that each of their bodies is full of carnivorous insects, which they transfer to their victims with simple contact.
Iron Man and Century manage to bring them back to Earth, but the aliens prepare to follow them.
Note: Wanda Maximoff's costume is terribly sexy and slides easily over her well-designed body, while Spider-Woman takes on very provocative poses with her tight costume… congratulations to Tom A. Tenney!

publication date: December 1994

pencil: Mike Deodato jr

story: Bob Harras & Terry Kavanagh

inks e colors: Tom Palmer

Quicksilver and Kristal meet the High Evolutionary, who accuses them of being accomplices of Exodus and his mutant acolytes.
Exodus wants to kick him out of Wundagore, which he considers sacred to the mutants.
When Quicksilver informs him of Bova's disease, he immediately wants to see her.
Meanwhile, in New York, it turns out that Taylor's new roommate (Hercules' girlfriend), Augustine, has a strange power over people.
Bova's illness turns out to be a trap set up by Exodus and Fydor, his old friend, a monster in his service.

publication date: January 1995

pencil: Mike Deodato jr

story: Bob Harras

inks e colors: Tom Palmer

The monster blows up the house, but Krystal saves everyone and stops the monster.
Augustine turns out to be Hera, who made a bet with Ares.