Libby Williams was never supposed to share the spotlight.
Born with radiant, starlight-fueled powers that could level battlefields and light up the darkest skies, Libby was discovered young-and claimed just as early. By the time most kids were learning how to drive, she was being trained by S.H.I.E.L.D., molded into a living weapon, a symbol of hope, and the greatest superhero the world had ever known. She flew higher, hit harder, and shone brighter than anyone else who dared to put on a suit. Long before the Avengers became a household name, Libby already was one.
She loved it-every rescue, every cheer, every life saved in a flash of blinding light. Being a hero wasn't just what she did; it was who she was. The world adored her, governments trusted her, and S.H.I.E.L.D. relied on her as their ultimate ace. There was no alien invasion, no god, no monster she couldn't handle alone. Or so everyone believed.
Everything changes the night Loki steals the Tesseract.
What should have been another solo mission spirals into something far bigger, darker, and more dangerous than anything Libby has faced before. For the first time in her career, she's not enough. S.H.I.E.L.D. makes the call she never wanted to hear: if Earth is going to survive, Libby Williams will have to fight alongside others like her-the so-called "greatest heroes" of the modern age.
The Avengers.
Forced into a team she never asked for, Libby finds herself clashing with egos, secrets, and moral lines she's never had to question before. Cap's ideals, Stark's recklessness, Thor's godhood, Natasha's shadows-suddenly, being the strongest person in the room doesn't mean being the one in control.
She was Earth's first and greatest hero.
Now she must learn how to be part of a team-or watch everything she loves fall apart.
The Avengers - Avengers: Secret Wars