Heroes for Hire (Collected Editions) books in order

A single collected edition of the Heroes for Hire Fear Itself tie-in from 2012, featuring the team during Marvel's Fear Itself crossover event.

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# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 Fear Itself 2012 Dan Abnett Buy

Heroes for Hire (Collected Editions) gathers the Fear Itself tie-in arc from the 2011 Heroes for Hire series written by Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning. During the Fear Itself event, the Serpent’s hammers transform several individuals into powerful agents of destruction across New York City, and Misty Knight’s Heroes for Hire network is drawn into the crisis. The volume deals with the street-level consequences of the event rather than the large-scale Asgardian conflict central to the main series.

This collected edition focuses specifically on the Fear Itself crossover chapters and is shorter than the other Heroes for Hire collections. Readers interested in the full Abnett and Lanning Heroes for Hire run should also look at the main Heroes for Hire series listing, which collects the complete run across multiple volumes. This Fear Itself edition is most useful for readers who followed the main event and want to see its impact on the street-level Marvel universe.


Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Heroes for Hire (Collected Editions) series?

There are one books in the Heroes for Hire (Collected Editions) series, published in 2012.

What is the first book in the Heroes for Hire (Collected Editions) series?

The first book in the Heroes for Hire (Collected Editions) series is Fear Itself, published in 2012.

What is Fear Itself and do I need to read it before this Heroes for Hire volume?

Fear Itself was a 2011 Marvel crossover event centred on the Asgardian Serpent, a god of fear, gaining power through widespread panic and wielding hammers that transform heroes and villains into his champions. The Heroes for Hire tie-in follows the team’s response to events during the event. While reading the main Fear Itself series provides context, the tie-in issues can be read independently as a street-level action story set during the event’s chaos.

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