Len Kaminski

Collects Venom: Seed of Darkness (1997) -1; Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #258; Web of Spider-Man (1985) #1; Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man (1976) #107-110, 134-136; Venom: Dark Origin (2008) #1-5. The full story of Eddie Brock's transformation into Venom! Take one symbiotic costume spurned by Spider-Man! Add one disgraced reporter who blames the loss of his career on the same friendly neighborhood wall-crawler! Together, they will become the...

Raymond Garrison is only sure about one thing: that he is not Raymond Garrison. Having survived death, with no recollections, his mind, body and soul have been remade. A mysterious organization, Project Lazarus, has formatted his body with nanite enhancements that grant him superhuman abilities, but also leave him more machine than man, and more monster than human. After escaping his captors, Bloodshot now searches for answers as to who he is, destroying...

Bloodshot breaks into D.O.A.'s headquarters only to encounter, who else, but X-O Manowar! What will happen when these two super-powered beings face off?

What is real? As Bloodshot continues his search to piece together his life, he only has one trail to follow, and all things lead to Angelo Mortalli.

Collects Iron Man (1968) #310-318, War Machine (1994) #8-10, Force Works (1994) #6-7, Iron Man/Force Works Collectors' Preview (1994) #1, material from Marvel Comics Presents (1988) #169-172. Iron Man vs. War Machine! When Tony Stark tries to take back Jim Rhodes' armor, the only winner in their fight is the one of Tony's oldest enemies! As the Mandarin's sinister plot unfolds, his deadly Avatars attack Iron Man's team Force Works - and wielding the...

Bloodshot's hunt for the truth takes him all the way to Vatican City. Hidden there deep in the forbidden libraries he'll get a glimpse of the secret rewritten history of himself and his whole universe.

In the aftermath of his battle with X-O Manowar, Bloodshot discovers the truth behind his former identity. Once he realizes how terrible of a person he used to be, however, he takes matters into his own hands quite literally by trying to take his own life.

Bloodshot's journey leads him back to where it all began, and where his old life ended, Project Lazarus. Dr. Stroheim may be the only one to provide Bloodshot with the answers he seeks, but will their confrontation only lead to even more questions?

After his encounter with Simon Oreck, Bloodshot takes a voyage into his own mind to recover what he has left of his original self. As devastating as some of what he comes across may be, does our hero have what it takes to "re-discover" himself?

With all the pieces of the truth about himself falling into place Bloodshot returns to D.O.A. to confront Simon Oreck. But before the final reackoning he'll need to survive the ravenous hungers of his own twisted clone.