Polarity/Awesome

• A hastily collected team of Shocker, Ms. Marvel, Thor, Spider-Man and Hydro-Man taking on a zombified and possessed Hulk and win! They ultimately prevail using not brute force, but teamwork and a very clever take on the classic idea of destroying a zombie's brain that Shocker thinks up: Hydro-Man flows into Hulk's head through his mouth, nose and ears, and then crushes his brain with water pressure. The entire fight is just sheer awesomeness in text form.
• From the fight mentioned above, when the Shocker takes on Zombie Hulk on his own when separated from his new allies and being very badly injured. Sure he gets the crap beaten out of him, but he gives his enemy a good fight, annoying him as much as Thor and Ms. Marvel.
• Ares dual-wielding Vulcan miniguns (just one of which is nearly too large for a normal man to wield) to mow down a horde of zombies, assisted by SHIELD agents, with Ms Marvel bracing him against the recoil.
• Whenever Shocker fights a supervillain, particularly against Electro even more so in the fights against an undead and stronger Electro.
• Dormammu versus an army of heroes and villains in Central Park. He may be as tall as skyscrapers and far more powerful, but they fight on against him regardless, eventually forcing him back through a portal. Ares directing allies to attack and trip him up is a particular highlight.
• Shocker vs undead Electro with the help of Thor. Five words: electric explosion in the river.

In Transistor

• The Shocker leaps over a barricade and risks his life to run into a zombie-infested house because he heard a woman and infant screaming.
• According to an AIM prisoner, there's two containers full of zombies that are set to be opened at 9 pm sharp, with the stated goal of flooding a nearby residential street with ghouls. Shocker hotwires a Mustang convertible, manages to make it to the street by 8:59 pm, and stops the zombies from getting loose by hitting the gas, turning the wheel into a power slide, and slamming the Mustang broadside into the containers, blocking their main doors.