Marvel. Официальная коллекция комиксов #49
In this pivotal issue from the 2015 Marvel Official Collection, the Eternals have lost all memory of their origins, leaving their purpose on Earth a mystery. With Ike Harris dead and his quest unfinished, Mark Curry races to uncover the truth while Iron Man confronts a Sersi who remembers nothing of her past—least of all her time with the Avengers. The Celestials stir in the shadows, and the Deviants now worship in silence. Written by Neil Gaiman and illustrated by John Romita Jr., with inks by Danny Miki and Tom Palmer, and colors by Matt Hollingsworth and Paul Mounts, the issue’s cover by Rick Berry captures the eerie stillness of a world where gods have forgotten themselves.
In "null," Mark Curry wakes to a world where the Eternals never existed—yet his dreams are filled with their legends, and a man with unsettling eyes is watching him. Written by a team known for their sharp, grounded storytelling, this 24-page story from Marvel's Official Comics Collection #49 dives into a mystery that blurs memory, myth, and identity.
In "null," the Eternals have lost all memory of who they are—no past, no purpose, just fragments of identity in a world that no longer recognizes them. Mark Curry, moving with impossible speed, hunts for answers after the death of Ike Harris, the only one who seemed to know what was happening. Meanwhile, Iron Man confronts a Sersi who doesn’t remember being an Avenger, and the Celestials’ designs remain shrouded in mystery—while the Deviants now worship them as gods.
In "null," Ikaris awakens to a fractured past, his body restored by the Eternals' central intelligence—only to be overwhelmed by sudden, vivid memories. As Makkari tracks down Sprite for answers, the truth begins to unravel: something is wrong with the Eternals, and the reactivation of a dormant Celestial threatens to end the world.
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