Los Comics de El Sol #25
In "Courta judiciales," Jen Walters takes her fight for mutant rights to the highest court—only to find her legal argument repeatedly derailed by Titania's escalating chaos. Written by Chris Claremont and Cristina Macía, with dynamic art by Alan Davis and inks by Josef Rubinstein, this 1990 issue from Los Comics de El Sol captures a tense clash of law and violence. The cover by Kevin Nowlan perfectly frames the courtroom's unraveling.
In "Courta judiciales," Jen Walters takes on the Mutant Registration Act before the Supreme Court, only to find her arguments repeatedly derailed by Titania's chaotic presence. The courtroom becomes a battleground of law and spectacle as justice clashes with spectacle in a story that turns legal procedure into high-stakes drama.
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