• Secret Warriors #10 - Vol. 1 - 2010

Secret Warriors #10 (Vol. 1, 2010) continues the espionage-heavy, covert operations narrative that set this Marvel series apart from traditional superhero titles. Written by Jonathan Hickman and Brian Michael Bendis, with art by Alessandro Vitti, this issue expertly balances shadowy politics, long-game strategy, and the inner workings of an elite underground team caught in a world of deception and power plays.

By this point in the series, Nick Fury’s handpicked team of young operatives—covertly assembled to take on threats too dangerous for public Avengers action—is deep in a complex war against HYDRA, Leviathan, and even factions within S.H.I.E.L.D. itself. In Secret Warriors #10, the tension ramps up as alliances are tested and secrets start to unravel, hinting at just how far Fury is willing to go to maintain the upper hand.

Daisy Johnson (Quake), Hellfire, Stonewall, and the rest of the team face a defining moment in this issue, navigating conflicting loyalties, moral ambiguity, and a constantly shifting battlefield. Hickman's intricate storytelling rewards careful reading, with subtle clues, coded dialogue, and world-building that will pay off in future arcs.

Artist Alessandro Vitti continues to deliver gritty, grounded visuals that suit the story’s clandestine tone. His line work is expressive and deliberate, with moody shading and intense close-ups that keep the reader locked into the high-stakes atmosphere. The muted colour palette enhances the espionage aesthetic, making every panel feel like part of a classified dossier.

Secret Warriors #10 also continues to expand the mythology behind organisations like HYDRA and Leviathan, redefining their influence across the Marvel Universe. It’s an issue where strategy outweighs spectacle, and where power lies not in flashy displays, but in secrets kept and moves made in silence.

Ideal for fans of espionage, slow-burn thrillers, and morally complex heroes, this chapter stands out in Hickman’s larger body of work as a strong example of long-form storytelling and sophisticated plot mechanics.

Each copy is carefully stored in an acid-free sleeve with a sturdy backing board, ensuring preservation for collectors. It is dispatched promptly in a tough, reinforced cardboard mailer, designed to prevent damage in transit. Expect quick shipping and well-secured packaging, delivering a comic in excellent condition to your doorstep.

Whether you're completing the Secret Warriors Vol. 1 run or diving into Marvel’s darker corners of intelligence and covert warfare, Secret Warriors #10 (2010) is a sharp, impactful issue worth having.



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Secret Warriors #10 - Vol. 1 - 2010

  • Brand: Marvel
  • Product Code: Marvel
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  • £6.00


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