5 Ronin #[nn]
This French collection presents the 2012 '5 Ronin' storyline, a five-issue miniseries reimagining Marvel characters—including Psylocke (Betsy Braddock) and Deadpool (Wade Wilson)—as ronin in feudal Japan. Each issue focuses on a different hero's solo tale, blending samurai tropes with the Marvel Universe.
A 2012 issue from Panini France's 5 Ronin series, this installment titled "La voie de l'un" features Betsy Braddock, Deadpool, Psylocke, and Wade Wilson in a story written by Peter Milligan and Françoise Effosse-Roche, with art by Tomm Coker and coloring by Daniel Freedman. The cover, illustrated by David Mack, presents a striking visual of the characters in a moment of tension.
In "La voie du moine," a former ronin turned monk finds his vow of peace tested when he’s drawn into defending a village under siege by bandits, unleashing a primal fury that mirrors the rage of legend. The story unfolds with quiet intensity, exploring the clash between discipline and instinct in a world where even the most committed retreat can be shattered by violence.
In "La voie du samouraï," a grieving samurai returns from battle to a ruined home and a devastating loss. Driven by a quiet, relentless fury, he embarks on a path of retribution against the soldiers who destroyed his family.
In "La voie du papillon," a half-Japanese woman known as Butterfly, whose uncanny insight into men’s thoughts sets her apart, encounters a lone ronin with the ferocity of a beast on the hunt. As he moves through the shadows toward a shared enemy, their paths intertwine in a moment of quiet tension, where every glance carries weight and the line between hunter and hunted blurs.
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↩ Reprints 5 Ronin #1 (2011), 5 Ronin #2 (2011), 5 Ronin #3 (2011), 5 Ronin #4 (2011), 5 Ronin #5 (2011), 5 Ronin #1 (2011), 5 Ronin #4 (2011), 5 Ronin #3 (2011)
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