Infinity Stoned, Blipped, and Snapped (Omnibus Edition)

Infinity Stoned
For half the Universe, The Avengers failed. Despite Avengers: Endgame releasing in Spring 2019, much of it occurred in mid-2024, a date we are rapidly approaching. As of now, half of the Universe is still dust, box office numbers are suffering, and Tony Stark still hasn't invented time travel. The Deadpool & Wolverine trailer was pretty funny, though.

Infinity Stoned is a desperate plea to the Avengers for them to save the world, as well as one individual's quest to get cast as one of the most obscure Marvel Comics characters in existence in the MCU. In the form of emails, chatlogs, and more, join a guy who's pretty sure that he's supposed to be saving the world doing his best impression.

Universe 616 might be closer than we think.

Blipped
One Above All, Yahweh, Captain Universe - all are monikers associated - in the Marvel Universe - with the idea of God. Whether all of those people exist or none of them, the Universe is under the biggest threat to hit it since The Battle Of New York. Thanos isn't just going to be showing up for tacos when the Avengers finally crack time travel. Remember, that happened in the future with relation to the past, not the past with relation to the future.

Blipped doesn't start where it seems like it should start and ends where practically no one expected, much like the real Blip, also known to future historians as The Decimation of Thanos, when half the world died and the few people who knew what was going on did everything they could to tell everyone everything. Appealing to the highest authority in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is exactly what is going to get us out of this. At least, until God starts answering all those prayers. Until then - the truth is everything that we have.

Snapped
The Infinity War is over. The Avengers lost. The world is dying.

That's how this book would start if I didn't believe that people were better than the sum total of their mistakes. The Avengers did everything they could, but fighting a war forever is no way to achieve peace. In the aftermath of the Decimation of Thanos, society has begun to try to reshape itself in the absence of the dead, the gone, and those lost to the dust. The world is surviving, but only just.

Whatever else you believe by the end of reading this book, I hope that you set it down with the faith that there are heroes and everyone can be saved, even if it takes some time, sometimes, to save everyone. There is nothing in this world that is beyond healing and nothing beyond words to comprehend.