Hulk #25
In "La menace suprême," the Red Skull unveils a shocking truth: Sam Wilson, the Falcon, was once a criminal named "Snap" Wilson, manipulated into a new identity using the Cosmic Cube. With a superhuman bond to his bird companion Redwing and a hidden agenda, Wilson becomes the Red Skull’s weapon in a deadly scheme to eliminate Captain America. Written by Steve Englehart and John Warner, with dynamic art by Frank Robbins and inks by Mike Esposito and Frank Giacoia, this 1983 issue features a cover by Bill Everett that captures the tension of the moment.
In "La menace suprême," Iceman finds himself in trouble at Angel's apartment when a mysterious Sentinel attacks, sparking a chain reaction that pulls Angel and the Hulk into a deadly confrontation with the Master Mold. With the fate of the three heroes hanging in the balance, the battle rages across the skies and into the heart of Gamma Base, where raw power and desperate alliances collide.
In "3e partie : double identité," Sam Wilson’s identity is thrown into chaos when the Red Skull exposes his hidden past as the criminal "Snap" Wilson, revealing a web of deception forged with the Cosmic Cube. With his loyalty to Captain America now in question, Wilson must confront the fractured truth of his memories while the Red Skull's plan to use him as a sleeper agent reaches its peak.
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↩ Reprints Tales to Astonish #85 (1966), Captain America #184 (1975), Captain America #185 (1975), Captain America #186 (1975), The Incredible Hulk Annual #7 (1978), Docteur Strange #5 (1982), Ka-Zar #2 (1982), L'Escadron des Etoiles #3 (1982), Les Géants des Super-Héros #5 (1982)
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