Marvel. Официальная коллекция комиксов #91
A frozen relic from World War II is unearthed when Namor sinks an eskimo idol into the sea—only to reveal Captain America, preserved in suspended animation. The Avengers rescue their long-lost teammate and return to New York, but their reunion is interrupted when an alien force petrifies them all. With Cap and Rick Jones leading the charge, the team must aid the alien in recovering his shattered spacecraft—only to face a surprise attack from Namor and his undersea warriors. The fate of the Avengers hangs in the balance as ancient secrets and alien technology collide. Written by Stan Lee, illustrated by Jack Kirby, with inks by George Roussos and colors by Stan Goldberg.
In a quiet moment of scientific ambition, Henry Pym tests his newly developed shrinking serum—only to find himself suddenly tiny, trapped in an ant hill and overwhelmed by the scale of the world around him. When a single ant unexpectedly aids his escape, he’s forced to confront the unintended consequences of his invention. The story, written by the team behind the series and illustrated by the interior artist, explores the fragile line between discovery and danger in a moment of startling vulnerability.
In this six-page story from Marvel's Official Comics Collection #91 (2017), a desperate act of bravery by scientist Bruce Banner leads to a life-altering transformation when he shields a young boy from a nuclear explosion—only to be consumed by gamma radiation. Now caught between two identities, Banner struggles to maintain control as the sun sets and the rage of the Hulk begins to rise.
In "null," the Gargoyle takes the Hulk and Rick Jones hostage, whisking them behind the Iron Curtain. With the Hulk transformed into Bruce Banner, the scientist offers to cure the Gargoyle’s affliction—something the Gargoyle desperately wants. As their fates intertwine, a fragile trust forms between man and monster, setting the stage for a tense and unexpected journey.
In this grounded take from Marvel's Official Comics Collection #91, Peter Parker’s life changes in an instant when a radioactive spider bites him, granting him extraordinary abilities. Haunted by the moment he lets a burglar escape—leading directly to his uncle’s death—he vows to use his powers to make up for that failure.
In a tense, grounded tale from Marvel's *Official Collection #91*, Tony Stark—playboy industrialist and weapons designer—finds himself injured and imprisoned in Vietnam, forced to work for his captors under the guise of building a weapon. As he struggles to survive, he secretly constructs a suit of battle armor to sustain his failing heart, turning the tables on his enemies in a desperate bid for freedom.
In this 2017 tale from Marvel's Official Comics Collection #91, Ant-Man teams up with the daughter of a murdered scientist—Jo—to confront an alien threat. With a daring new power set and a shared mission, the unlikely duo must outwit a creature whose very biology holds the key to stopping it.
In "null," a new student at Professor X's school joins the X-Men on their first mission: halting a mutant named Magneto from seizing control of an Air Force base after a day of training and a tense encounter with Jean Grey. Written by an unnamed creator and illustrated by an unnamed artist, the story unfolds with urgency, testing the team’s resolve before they’ve even had time to settle in.
In a story that pulls from the deep past and the far reaches of space, Captain America—frozen since the end of World War II—awakens to find himself caught between the ancient ice and a modern-day crisis. When Namor's assault on an Arctic village unleashes a long-buried secret, the Avengers must race to save their comrade and uncover a cosmic threat that turns heroes to stone. With Cap and Rick Jones leading the charge, they face both alien danger and a vengeful Atlantean prince in a fight that will test loyalty, memory, and the very idea of home.
In "null," Matt Murdock, a college student and aspiring lawyer, finds his life upended when a near-fatal accident leaves him blind—but grants him heightened senses and an eerie radar-like perception. With the help of his roommate Foggy, Matt begins a new life, but the shadow of his father’s murder by the Fixer soon pulls him into a dangerous pursuit of justice. Armed with a makeshift costume and a billy club forged from his cane, Matt embraces the name "Daredevil" and sets out to confront those responsible for his father’s death.
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