Fantastic Four (comic book) in "Black Panther", written by Reginald Hudlin and pencilled primarily by Francis Portela. Beginning with issue #554 (April 2008), writer Mark Millar and penciller Bryan Hitch began what Marvel announced as a sixteen-issue run. Following the summer 2008 crossover storyline, "Secret Invasion", and the 2009 aftermath "Dark Reign", chronicling the U.S. government's assigning of the Nation's security functions to the seemingly reformed supervillain Norman Osborn, the Fantastic Four starred in a five-issue miniseries, "Dark Reign: Fantastic Four" (May–Sept. 2009), written by Jonathan Hickman, with art by Sean Chen. Hickman took over as the series regular writer as of issue #570
World War Hulk: X-Men Hulk (with the help of members of the other teams). Several attempts are made to stop the Hulk, among them physical assault, sonic attack, letting the X-Jet drop on him, but all fail. The Juggernaut manages to regain his full power after Cyttorak gets Cain to admit that he wants to fight the Hulk and not save his step-brother. He matches the Hulk blow-for-blow, but the Hulk uses Juggernaut's own strength and unstoppable momentum against him. When all the X-Men are defeated, the Hulk enters the school and again attempts to take Professor X before The Juggernaut can return. Mercury