Marvel. Официальная коллекция комиксов #72
In this pivotal 2016 issue from the Marvel Official Collection, Sin uncovers a mystical hammer in her father’s abandoned base, awakening the spirit of Skadi and setting her on a path to the ocean floor—where she encounters the enigmatic Serpent, who calls himself the All-Father. Meanwhile, Earth’s heroes hold a press conference declaring their intent to rebuild Asgard, sparking outrage from Odin, who forces Thor to choose between his people and humanity. As a dark prophecy stirs, Odin commands his subjects to return across the rainbow bridge to the shattered remnants of Asgard, only for Thor to defy him—leading to a brutal confrontation that reshapes their bond. Written by Matt Fraction and illustrated by Stuart Immonen with colors by Laura Martin, this issue blends mythic weight with emotional intensity, all under a striking cover by Stuart Immonen.
In "null," Sin ventures into her father’s forgotten base, uncovering a mystical hammer that awakens the ancient spirit of Skadi within her. As she journeys to the ocean floor, she encounters the Serpent—calling himself the All-Father—while on Earth, heroes declare their intent to rebuild Asgard. Odin, furious at this claim, forces Thor to choose between his people and humanity, setting off a chain of events that will test loyalty, legacy, and the fate of two worlds.
In the wake of Asgard’s wrath, Odin prepares to destroy Earth to stop the Serpent—knowing it will cost billions of lives. On the ground, Juggernaut, Hulk, Titania, and Attuma are seized by ancient, malevolent forces after claiming mystical hammers, turning them into weapons of chaos. As the Avengers and the Future Foundation scramble to understand the sudden invasion, the Serpent’s army descends upon Washington D.C., leaving no time to plan—only to survive.
In a desperate stand to protect Washington D.C., the Avengers face off against Skadi and her army—only to be overwhelmed when Sin, revealed as Skadi, strikes down Captain America. With the team fractured and allies corrupted by mysterious hammers, survivors scatter to confront both old enemies and new threats. Meanwhile, on Asgard, Thor defies Odin’s order to destroy Earth, earning his exile to Midgard to face the Serpent, while the Future Foundation’s investigation into another hammer takes a deadly turn when the Thing touches it and transforms into Angrir.
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