QUICKSILVER READING GUIDE

Pietro Django Maximoff, the Quicksilver.

1. BROTHERHOOD

The Brotherhood of Evil Mutants was a team created by Magneto with the goal of promoting mutant surpremacy and conquer humanity. Although Quicksilver only stayed under Magneto's leadership for a short while, it was in the Brotherhood that Quicksilver made his first appearance. Below are the important issues about his time in the team, published in the first years of his existence, and in the extra section there are issues published years later where other writers portrayed that era.

— X-Men (1963) #4— Strange Tales (1951) #128 [A Story]— X-Men (1963) #11extra.— Avengers Origins: The Scarlet
Witch and Quicksilver
— X-Men (2010) #12-15— Uncanny Origins #02

2. AVENGERS

Quicksilver joined the Avengers alongside his twin sister, the Scarlet Witch, and Hawkeye, the three ex-criminals following Captain America's lead as the original Avengers left the team. Although famously known for being associated with the X-Men, Quicksilver's strongest bonds are with the Avengers. The issues below are in order of publication, but not all of Quicksilver's appearances are added. In the extra section, you can find issues published in later years that portray Quicksilver and his adaptation in the Avengers with Cap's Kooky Quartet.

— Avengers (1963) #16— Avengers (1963) #17, #19-22, #30-32, #36-38, #40-42, #45, #47-49— X-Men (1963) #43-45— Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #71— Avengers (1963) #75, #85-86, #90-94, #98, #100, #104

extra.
— Avengers (2016) #1.1-5.1

3. MARRIAGE

After a fight gone wrong in Australia against a Sentinel, Quicksilver saw a bright, glowing light before disappearing, leaving his fellow Avengers and Scarlet Witch wondering what could have happened to him and where he could be. What they didn't know was that Quicksilver had been rescued by the Inhuman princess Crystal Amaquelin, who, at the time, was the Human Torch's sweetheart.

— Fantastic Four (1961) #131-132— Avengers (1963) #110, #127— Fantastic Four (1961) #150, #158-159— Inhumans (1975) #3, #7, #12— Fantastic Four Annual (1963) #12— Avengers (1963) #175-176, #181-182, #185-188— Fantastic Four (1961) #240— Vision and the Scarlet Witch (1982) #4— Avengers (1963) #234— The Thing (1983) #3— Marvel Fanfare (1982) [B Story] #14— Vision and the Scarlet Witch (1985) #10