Fantastic Four #5
In "Red se bat...", Captain America faces a twisted new threat as the Sensational Hydra escalates its war by taking hostages and challenging the hero directly. With the Avengers on the hunt for Hydra cells, Cap is captured and replaced by a shapeshifting Skrull impostor who begins to unravel his life from the inside. Mark Waid's gripping script and Ron Garney's dynamic art bring this high-stakes game of deception to life, while Salvador Larroca's cover captures the tension with striking precision.
In "Red se bat...", Reed Richards and Ben Grimm journey to Stockholm for a physics symposium alongside Reed's friend Alyssa Moy—only for the enigmatic Crucible to strike, stealing Reed's intellect and revealing a chilling resemblance to Doctor Doom. As Reed's mind is overtaken, the line between genius and madness blurs in a battle for his very thoughts.
In "La puissance et la gloire - Chapitre un : Le piège," Captain America finds himself outmaneuvered when the Sensational Hydra strikes, turning the tide of the Avengers' campaign by taking hostages and issuing a direct challenge. As Cap battles Hydra agents—some revealed to be Skrulls in disguise—he’s captured, only for his enemy to assume his identity and begin sabotaging his life from within.
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