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Appearing in "A Hunting"

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  • Federal Reserve
    • Joe
    • Miss Galvin

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Synopsis for "A Hunting"

NYPD officer Stacy Dolan tries to help her injured partner Sokolowski after a battle with the Brood, but he appears lifeless. Ghost Rider refuses to help, fearing more Brood might be nearby. Gambit reports that the Brood warriors are all dead, but one secretly awakens. Suddenly, Wolverine appears and slices up the alien.

The group decides to follow Wolverine's senses to the Brood Queen's lair, which leads them to the Federal Reserve Bank. Gambit warns against causing a scene, as it could attract the police and risk them getting infected.

Officer Dolan heads to the scene of the earlier battle in a helicopter while instructing her team to search the area. She notices a power outage near Wall Street.

Inside the bank, Ghost Rider, Gambit and Wolverine continue their search for the Brood Queen, following the stench of the Brood. They encounter a bank employee who informs them about the Brood's presence and hostages in the lower vaults.

Stacy Dolan leads a strike squad into the bank, but they are pulled into the shadows by the Brood.

Ghost Rider, Gambit, and Wolverine reach the Brood's lair, where the Brood Queen holds Stacy Dolan hostage. Negotiations begin, with the Queen offering to spare the officers' lives in exchange for Ghost Rider, Gambit, and Wolverine's assimilation.

Ghost Rider submits to the Queen, leading to a fight between Wolverine and Gambit against the Brood warriors. Stacy ultimately saves Ghost Rider and the others by using her gun to disrupt the Queen's molecular structure, killing her.

Ghost Rider survives, and although there's still tension between him and Stacy, she decides to quit the force and helps him leave the scene, marking a new beginning in their relationship.

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