Marvel #42

Nov 2000 · Panini France · 25 FRF; 183 BEF; 7,50 CHF; 7.50 CAD

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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“Huit de trop !”

In "Huit de trop !", Juggernaut battles to break free from Cyttorak’s grip while the heroes struggle against the God Machine’s grasp, caught in a clash where even the mightiest must choose their side. Writer Joe Casey and artist Terry Shoemaker deliver a high-stakes struggle where loyalty is tested and the line between villain and savior blurs. Cover by Adam Kubert and Tim Townsend captures the tension in bold, dynamic lines.

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writer Joe Casey · artist Terry Shoemaker · inker Scott Hanna · colorist Mark Bernardo · cover Adam Kubert, Tim Townsend

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writer Joe Casey

artist Terry Shoemaker

inker Scott Hanna

colorist Mark Bernardo

cover pencils Adam Kubert

cover inks Tim Townsend

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Juggernaut fights to free himself from Cyttorak's control as our heroes fight to free themselves from the God Machine. Juggernaut finds himself on the side of the angels in attempting to put down the Exemplars and their nefarious plot to enslave human kind. The heroes are victorious. The day is won. I got to use the word "nefarious" in an index.

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