Marvel Classic #5
This Panini France volume collects classic Captain America stories from the Marvel library, featuring Steve Rogers alongside allies like Bucky, Sharon Carter, and Nick Fury, as well as encounters with villains such as the Red Skull and Carnage. Part of the Marvel Classic V2 series, it presents a curated selection of Silver and Bronze Age adventures that highlight the Sentinel of Liberty's enduring legacy in the Marvel Universe.
In "Des héros de cinéma !", Captain America finds himself caught between real danger and cinematic illusion as his public appearances for a biopic collide with attacks from the Nihilist Order. With the mysterious Nomad his only protector, Cap’s world unravels when a grand parade turns deadly—leading to a shocking twist that blurs the line between heroism and fiction. Written by J. M. DeMatteis and illustrated by Mike Zeck, with cover art by Mike Zeck and John Beatty, this 2016 issue blends action and meta-commentary in a story that redefines what it means to be a hero on screen and in the shadows.
In "Des héros de cinéma !", Steve Rogers travels to California to oversee a film about his life, only to be ambushed at the airport by the Nihilist Order. Rescued by the media’s latest sensation, Nomad, Cap finds himself at odds with a hero who seems to embody the future—while unseen forces watch the unfolding drama unfold.
In "Mort d'une légende ?", Captain America finds himself caught between public spectacle and deadly conspiracy as the Nihilist Order strikes during a tribute event, leaving him stranded in a reality twisted by the Red Skull’s design—where his legacy is no longer his own.
In "... le dernier film !", Captain America finds himself trapped in a surreal cinematic illusion orchestrated by Red Skull, who's directing a film about his own demise. As the reels roll and reality blurs, Cap must break free from the script, confront the nihilist Order, and unravel the shocking truth behind Nomad’s recent death—all while the dying Ameridroid offers a final, unexpected assist.
In "Les rêveurs américains !", Captain America stumbles through a series of surreal, dreamlike versions of America, each one a twisted reflection of the nation's ideals—only to confront the mysterious architect behind them, a man whose vision of a perfect America proves far more complicated than it seems. A strange, visually striking journey through alternate realities, the story unfolds with the quiet intensity of a waking dream, grounded in the quiet tension between hope and the cost of perfection.
When Captain America is captured by the Sultan, Spider-Man and Nick Fury rush in to save him—only to find themselves caught in a deadly escalation when the Sultan detonates a nuclear bomb over Washington D.C.
In "Décollage de Thunderhead !", Nick Fury faces a dire fate strapped to a nuclear bomb en route to Washington DC, while Captain America and Spider-Man plummet from a floating fortress at ten thousand feet. With time running out and no clear way to survive, the trio must find a way to turn disaster into salvation—before it’s too late.
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