For one, there will be some slight roster differences since Iron Man and Steve Rogers are a part of the Avengers in the comic storyline. Obviously, there will be some changes from the printed page when the movie version of The Kang Dynasty comes out. Defeated by Captain America and with his resources depleted, Kang's conquest ends, but not before he reveals the true nature of his son Marcus. Upon learning of the Earth's conquest, Avengers who had been in space rally to take the fight to Kang, all as his Damocles base gets destroyed. Numerous factions rise in the interim, including the Atlanteans and Deviants, with Kang knowing that, in such a fractured state, the Earth's creatures would be unable to defend against him. Of course, the Avengers form again to defeat the villainous Kang, though they have a more difficult time than usual. However, the reason for said invasion isn't merely selfish gain, as Kang claims he's saving the planet by taking it over, having seen the potential dark futures where he doesn't. Kang and his son Marcus begin the story by seemingly destroying the UN building and announcing his invasion of Earth, stating that any villains who conquer in his name will get counted among his protected class.
With the work of several artists, the storyline showcased one of the few times that an Avengers villain had a lasting victory. Running for 16 issues throughout the main Avengers title, Kang Dynasty, also known as Kang War, was an epic storyline in Kurt Busiek's post- Heroes Reborn Avengers run.
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