Avengers: Celestial Quest

Avengers: Celestial Quest is an eight-issue comic book limited series published from November 2001 to June 2002 by Marvel Comics. The series was written by Steve Englehart, and drawn by Jorge Santamaria and Scott Hanna.

Avengers: Celestial Quest
Cover to Avengers: Celestial Quest #3
Publication information
PublisherMarvel Comics
ScheduleMonthly
FormatLimited series
Genre
Publication dateNovember 2001 – June 2002
No. of issues8
Main character(s)Mantis
Scarlet Witch
Vision
Thor
Silverclaw
Haywire
Creative team
Written bySteve Englehart
Penciller(s)Jorge Santamaria
Inker(s)Scott Hanna

Plot summary

Thanos decides to hunt down and kill fragments of the former Avenger called Mantis. Opposing him are The Avengers and Haywire. The heroes head for Tamal, the Cotati homeworld, to save Mantis’s son Sequoia (AKA Quoi) from Thanos. The Avengers then defeat Saurian space pirates, while Thanos gives Reptyl god-like powers. Thanos also turns Primo into a god, while Mantis tries to bond with her son, and the Titans have a failed attack on Thanos. Raptra then escapes from Thanos’s ship and kidnaps Quoi, who she attempts to trade to Thanos for her life. Thanos refuses, so Raptra heads for the Rot, the child of Death and Thanos, to hide with Quoi. The Avengers escape from the Cotati, who are angered at them for failing to guard Quoi. Quoi and Raptra become romantically involved while on the run, Mantis finds out that the patch of utter darkness known as the Rot is a cancer for Eternity, and Thanos captures Raptra, Sequoia, Mantis and Vision. Thanos then tries to get into Mantis’s and Quoi’s minds but fails. His prisoners escape, and he’s attacked by the Avengers. They all are then surrounded by the Rot, who is defeated by the heroes and villains.[1]

References
  1. "Avengers: Celestial Quest (2001) #1-8 - Comixfan Forums". Comixfan.com. Archived from the original on 2011-09-27. Retrieved 2010-12-28.



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