Gli Incredibili X-Men #171 [47]
In "Processo Al Fenomeno," the Juggernaut faces trial in a Canadian court for his past crimes, with Jennifer Walters—She-Hulk—serving as one of his defense lawyers. As unexpected moments of restraint and heroism surface during the proceedings, including Juggernaut thwarting a fellow inmate’s escape, his sentence is commuted to public service and he’s extradited to the U.S. The story, written by Chuck Austen and illustrated by Ron Garney with inks by Mark Morales and Dan Green, features a pivotal moment in the character’s arc, with a developing bond between Cain Marko and She-Hulk that leaves a lasting mark on future stories. The cover, by Ethan Van Sciver and Tim Townsend, captures the tension and gravity of the courtroom drama.
In "Processo Al Fenomeno," the Juggernaut faces trial in a Canadian court for his decades of violence, defended by Jennifer Walters—She-Hulk—whose sharp legal mind clashes with his imposing presence. As unexpected acts of restraint, like stopping a fellow inmate’s escape, shift the case’s momentum, the two develop a bond that lingers beyond the courtroom, setting off ripples in the characters’ shared history.
In "Pianeta X, Parte Prima," Magneto sheds the Xorn identity, revealing his survival and rallying most of his students to his cause—while Dust stands apart. With a brutal strike, he disables Professor X and destroys Cerbra, setting the stage for a rift that will test loyalty, power, and the very meaning of home.
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