Die Rächer #18
In "Der letzte Triumph," Kang's true past is unveiled as he reveals his forgotten life as Pharaoh Rama-tut, a secret that reshapes the battle against him. With Ravonna’s aid, the Avengers break free from his control, leading to a final confrontation that ends with the divergent Kang’s defeat. As Immortus steps forward—alive and revealed as the mastermind behind Kang’s actions—the team is returned to Earth, leaving the full weight of the truth lingering in the shadows.
In "Panik in der Fifth Avenue," public tension erupts in New York as debates over the Sub-Mariner’s Avengers membership ignite protests. When Moonstone manipulates the chaos to incite a riot, Captain Marvel intervenes to rescue FBI agent Derek Freeman from a crashing helicopter. The Avengers capture Moonstone, only to unknowingly deliver her to the Absorbing Man and Titania—posing as police. Meanwhile, Namor faces a massive lawsuit from insurance investors, forcing him to leave for Atlantis to confront Attuma, who has seized control of the underwater kingdom.
In "Auf der Spur des Fluchthelfers," Captain Marvel teams up with FBI agent Derek Freeman as they track a mysterious figure aiding the escape of three imprisoned supervillains—Grey Gargoyle, Mister Hyde, and Whirlwind. With tensions rising, the Paladin joins the Wasp in questioning the new Yellowjacket, while a dangerous attempt to free him unfolds at the prison. Amid the chaos, Namor calls on the Avengers to help rescue Marrina, drawing the team into a web of intrigue and high-stakes pursuit.
In "Angriff auf Atlantis," the Avengers and Alpha Flight launch a daring assault on the submerged city to rescue Marrina from Attuma’s grasp. Though Marrina is freed, her transformed appearance drives her to flee, leaving Namor to step away from the team and stand by her side.
In the heart of Kansas City, the Avengers take the field for their first east vs. west baseball game—only to be ambushed by the Freedom Force, who come to arrest them on charges of treason. Framed by a former Avenger’s testimony, the team is imprisoned in the Vault, but Spider-Woman’s guilt over her role in the betrayal sparks a daring escape. Now on the run, the Avengers must uncover the truth behind the betrayal before they’re truly broken.
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↩ Reprints What If? #18 (1979), The Avengers #244 (1984), The Avengers Annual #15 (1986), The Avengers #269 (1986), The Avengers #270 (1986), The Avengers #271 (1986), The Avengers #272 (1986)
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