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House of M #7

Marvel · Series began 2005 · November 2005

Dates

Cover date
November 2005
On sale
October 12, 2005
Pages
52

Editions and covers (2)

Copies of #7 are not all the same book. Here is how to tell each one apart.

Story arc: House of M

This is part 11 of 15. Reading order by cover month and on-sale date; arc records can be incomplete.

  1. Excalibur (2004) #14
  2. House of M (2005) #1
  3. House of M (2005) #2
  4. The Uncanny X-Men (1981) #462
  5. House of M (2005) #3
  6. House of M (2005) #4
  7. The Uncanny X-Men (1981) #463
  8. House of M (2005) #5
  9. House of M (2005) #6
  10. Wolverine (2003) #33
  11. House of M (2005) #7
  12. Wolverine (2003) #34
  13. Wolverine (2003) #35
  14. House of M (2005) #8
  15. Captain America Modern Era Epic Collection (2024) #1

Creators

pencils: Esad Ribić, Olivier Coipel, Eduardo Franciscoinks: Esad Ribić, John Dell, Scott Hanna, Tim Townsend, Kris Justicecolors: Esad Ribić, Frank D'Armata, Paul Mounts, J. Taiscript: Brian Michael Bendis, Keith Giffenletters: Chris Eliopoulos, Dave Lanphearediting: Mark Paniccia, Nathan Cosby

Stories

  • Untitled · 25 pages

    Dr. Strange slips in to confront Wanda who has created the House of M reality. Strange discovers that it was Quicksilver and not Magneto who talked the Scarlet Witch into creating a world where mutants rule. Hawkeye shows up to kill Wanda but she discorporates him. Magneto is mind zapped by Layla Miller and learns the truth. He attacks his son for helping make this new twisted reality but this only succeeds in making the Wanda more scared and confused. Reaching a conclusion based on her mind's faulty logic, she proclaims, "No more mutants," and the world ends in a blinding flash.

Reprinted in

Marvel Select Flip Magazine (2005), House of M (2006), House of M (2008), House of M Omnibus (2022)

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