Croisade Cosmique #2

Jun 1994 · Semic S.A. · 28,50 FRF

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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"Les damnés" delivers a cosmic-scale showdown in Croisade Cosmique #2 (1994), a pivotal issue where the Watcher alerts Iron Man, Vision, and Cap to a mysterious peace wave emanating from the Goddess—sparking debate over its true nature. Written by Jim Starlin and illustrated by Ron Lim with inks by Al Milgrom and colors by Ian Laughlin, the story unfolds across dimensions as Warlock, Thanos, and Mephisto converge, each with their own stakes, while Professor X’s desperate call to Moondragon ends in a brutal psychic backlash. With a harmonic disruptor in hand and the fate of Paradise Omega hanging in the balance, the heroes race toward the Cosmic Egg, where Pip’s shocking act will irrevocably alter the Goddess’s form—cover by Ron Lim and Al Milgrom.

Contains 2 stories

Les damnés

39 pp · Superhero

HEROES: Infinity Watch [Adam WarlockDrax the DestroyerMaxamPip]Avengers [Iron ManVisionShe-HulkSpider-Woman [Julia Carpenter]Rage]Fantastic Four [Mr. FantasticHuman TorchThe Thing]X-Men [Professor XCyclopsWolverineForgePsylockeIcemanBeast]New Warriors [Night ThrasherNovaSpeedballFirestar]X-Factor [HavokPolaris]Alpha Flight [Guardian [Heather Hudson]Wildheart [Wildchild]Northstar]HulkNomad [Jack Monroe]Silver SurferThanosGUESTS: The WatcherShi'arSkrullsStarjammers [CorsairHepzibahRazaCh'od]GODDESS' HEROES: MoondragonGamoraLiving LightningSasquatchBlack Knight [Dane Whitman]NamoritaSilhouetteHerculesStormJean GreyArchangelSersiInvisible WomanDaredevilSpider-ManQuicksilverHerculesCaptain AmericaPuckShamanTalismanWindshearThorSleepwalkerCrystalWonder ManFirelordU.S.AgentMultiple ManWolfsbane [Rahne]Scarlet WitchMoon KnightAuroraVILLAINS: The GoddessMephistoAbsorbing Man

In "Les damnés," the cosmic peace wave sent by the Goddess throws heroes and villains into turmoil as Cap, Iron Man, and Vision question her motives, while Warlock, Thanos, and Mephisto plot in shadow. With the fate of reality hanging in the balance, the heroes race toward Paradise Omega, where the Surfer breaks free from the Goddess’ grip only to face Firelord, and Pip makes a desperate move at the Cosmic Egg.

Péchés mortels

40 pp · Superhero

HEROES: Infinity Watch [Adam WarlockDrax the DestroyerMaxamPip]Avengers [Iron ManVisionShe-HulkSpider-Woman [Julia Carpenter]Rage]Fantastic Four [Mr. FantasticHuman TorchThe Thing]X-Men [Professor XCyclopsWolverineForgePsylockeIcemanBeastBishop]New Warriors [Night ThrasherNovaSpeedballFirestar]X-Factor [HavokPolaris]Alpha Flight [Guardian [Heather Hudson]Wildheart [Wildchild]Northstar]HulkNomad [Jack Monroe]Silver SurferThanosGUESTS: AutolycusJudge Kray-TorGODDESS' HEROES: MoondragonGamoraLiving LightningSasquatchBlack Knight [Dane Whitman]NamoritaSilhouetteHerculesStormJean GreyArchangelSersiInvisible WomanDaredevilSpider-ManQuicksilverHerculesCaptain AmericaPuckShamanTalismanWindshearThorSleepwalkerCrystalWonder ManFirelordU.S.AgentMultiple ManWolfsbane [Rahne]Scarlet WitchMoon KnightAuroraVILLAINS: The GoddessMephistoThe Magus

In "Péchés mortels," Thanos and the Silver Surfer forge an uneasy alliance against a mysterious goddess whose followers strike at Avenger's HQ—only to find it abandoned. With the Avengers en route to the enigmatic Paradise Omega aboard modified Quinjets, the duo prepares for a dangerous planetfall on the goddess's realm, where mind-controlled allies await. Meanwhile, trapped within the Soul Gem, Adam Warlock reaches out to the Magus for aid.