Marvel. Официальная коллекция комиксов #18
In this pivotal 2014 issue from the Hachette Marvel Official Collection, newly appointed SHIELD Director Maria Hill confronts Agent Daisy Johnson about the fallout from the Secret War—where Fury’s heroes clashed with the tech-enhanced forces of Lucia Von Bardas. Though Johnson played a key role in stopping a city-wide catastrophe, the victory came at a cost, fracturing trust between Fury and his allies and forcing him into hiding. Written by Brian Michael Bendis and illustrated in full by Gabriele Dell'Otto, the issue captures the tension of loyalty and secrets, with a cover by Dell'Otto that perfectly frames the moment.
In "null," Luke Cage returns from the grocery store to find a stranger in his apartment—just before a mysterious beam from space destroys his home and leaves him in a coma. Nick Fury arrives to assess the situation, recalling a year earlier when he began a covert mission to track the Tinkerer into Latveria, fearing the villain’s plans to arm the nation’s leader with dangerous technology.
In a mission shrouded in secrecy, Nick Fury once sent a team of heroes to Latveria under false pretenses, claiming the regime was funding tech-based villains in the U.S. Now, a year later, the fallout has left Luke Cage in a coma, and Captain America confronts Fury with a punch—angry, betrayed, and determined to face the consequences of a war that was never meant to be public.
In "null," Peter Parker wrestles with haunting nightmares tied to the Secret War, memories he can't consciously recall. Seeking answers, he turns to Daredevil—only for the two heroes to be ambushed by mysterious villains wielding advanced technology. When they regroup with Nick Fury and Captain America at Luke Cage’s hospital room, the truth seems within reach—until a sudden assault by a wave of retooled old foes throws everything into chaos.
In "null," Nick Fury and a team of heroes struggle to hold back a sudden assault on New York by a reformed army of classic villains now armed with cutting-edge tech. When the Fantastic Four are called in, Lucia Von Bardas arrives with her own crew of villains, forging a massive bomb with the intent to level the city—and Fury along with it.
In "null," Maria Hill, newly installed as SHIELD's Director, confronts Agent Daisy Johnson about the fallout from the Secret War—where Fury’s heroes clashed with the tech-driven forces of Lucia Von Bardas. Though Daisy was the one who stopped a city-destroying attack, the victory fractured the alliance and forced Fury into hiding. As Hill presses her for answers, Daisy walks away with quiet resolve, already slipping back into the shadows to work with her old mentor.
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