Marvel #28
In "Un jour viendra...", Matt and Elektra find themselves drawn together by something deeper than duty, setting a quiet, fragile promise to meet at a statue—no words, no turning back. But before they can honor that moment, they’re thrown into a brutal clash with a dying samurai in a prison, where honor and death are tangled in a final, desperate plea. Peter Milligan’s story, illustrated with intensity by Mike Deodato and inked by Scott Koblish, explores the cost of choices in a world where mercy and justice don’t always align, while Adam Kubert’s cover captures the quiet tension of that fateful, unkept promise.
In "Seppuku," Matt and Elektra find themselves drawn together by something deeper than duty, agreeing to meet at a statue under a fragile promise—stay or walk away, but only if they both show. Before that moment, they face a samurai-like killer in a prison, a man whose final request forces Elektra to honor a ritual death, a choice that pulls her from Matt’s moral code. The weight of that decision lingers, leaving their bond strained and the statue empty.
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↩ Reprints Tales of Age of Apocalypse #[nn] (1996), Elektra #13 (1997)
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