Infinity, Inc. #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Memories," Roy Thomas and Dann Thomas deliver a poignant moment in Infinity, Inc. #27 as Fury grapples with the lingering grief of losing her mother, the Golden Age Wonder Woman, to another realm. Flashing back to a carefree childhood joyride in the invisible plane with Rick, Nuklon, and Hector—only to face scolding from their mentors—Fury’s memories become a fragile anchor. Todd McFarlane’s expressive art, inked by Tony DeZuniga and colored by Carl Gafford, captures the quiet sorrow of a young hero confronting loss, while unseen forces begin to alter her past. Cover by McFarlane and DeZuniga sets a haunting tone for a story that lingers long after the final page.
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In the continuing wake of Crisis's changes, Fury begins to mourn the loss of her mother, the Golden Age Wonder Woman (Earth-2) to another plane of existence (Mt. Olympus, as seen in Crisis #12). She then recalls an adventure she had alongside Rick, Nuklon, and Hector when they were kids, as she borrowed the invisible plane for a joyride with them, and is later scolded alongside them by their parents/mentors for that action. She then begins to cry alone in her room as unknowingly, Brainwave Jr. begins to wipe her Earth-2 memories clean from her to save her from suffering any further.
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