Operation: Galactic Storm

Published between 1992 and 1993, 'Operation: Galactic Storm' was a major crossover event in the Marvel Comics universe. The storyline was primarily featured across several Avengers-related titles, including 'The Avengers,' 'Avengers West Coast,' 'Captain America,' 'Iron Man,' 'Thor,' 'Quasar,' and 'Wonder Man.' The story was written by a team of writers including Bob Harras, Mark Gruenwald, Len Kaminski, and others, with artwork by artists such as Steve Epting, Greg Capullo, and Paul Ryan. The arc spanned 19 issues and revolved around a war between the Kree and the Shi'ar empires, with Earth caught in the crossfire. The Avengers were split into two teams, with one team traveling to space to negotiate peace, while the other remained on Earth to deal with the fallout. Key characters included Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, and the Vision, among others. A significant turning point in the story was the controversial decision by some Avengers to execute the Kree Supreme Intelligence, which led to internal conflict within the team. The storyline had lasting impacts on the Marvel Universe, including changes in team dynamics and character developments. 'Operation: Galactic Storm' is notable for its exploration of themes such as the morality of war and leadership. The storyline was well-received for its ambitious scope and complex narrative.