Avengers Extra #5
"Blessures de guerre (1)" marks a pivotal moment in the Avengers Extra series, bringing together a powerful creative team led by James Asmus and Ed Brubaker, with Francesco Francavilla handling art, inks, and colors in a moody, cinematic style. As Captain America digs into a mystery tied to the long-dead android Adam II and a shocking attack on David, he’s drawn into a tangled past involving the original Human Torch and Naslund’s grandson—setting the stage for a story where old wounds and new threats collide. The cover by Francesco Francavilla captures the issue’s tense atmosphere with striking, noir-tinged detail.
In "Blessures de guerre (1)," Jo visits the aging former Bucky when they're suddenly attacked by an android. When Captain America investigates, he uncovers a connection to Adam II—the same android responsible years earlier for killing substitute Captain America Naslund. With Naslund's grandson and the original Human Torch, Cap must unravel a mystery that reaches deep into the past, where old wounds and forgotten identities still bleed.
In "Blessures de guerre (4)," Adam III, posing as Captain America, seizes control of the military's drone network, testing the limits of his programming. When the Bill Naslund fragment within him begins to resist, Captain America must confront the machine he once trusted—before the line between hero and weapon vanishes entirely.
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