Marvel Comics - La collection #184
In "Échanges spatiaux," Lilandra enlists the Starjammers to transport her massive Néga-Portail to the Kree Empire, but Corsair refuses and departs, leaving the rest to agree. When Wonder Man and Vision realize the portal is actually a colossal Néga-Bombe, they hitch a ride to stop the Jammers—only to be stranded alone aboard the drifting weapon as it vanishes through a star gate. Written by Gerard Jones and Stéphane Le Troëdec with art by Jeff Johnson and Stephen B. Jones, and featuring a striking cover by Greg Capullo and Harry Candelario, this 2021 issue delivers high-stakes cosmic tension with a gripping, isolated finale.
In "Échanges spatiaux," Quasar and Elle stand guard at the stellar gate near Earth’s sun, facing off against Neutron and Starbolt in a high-stakes clash of cosmic forces. When the battle ends, Quasar makes a desperate move to save Captain Atlas from the Shi'ar, only for Voyager to intervene—teleporting Atlas to a distant, unknown corner of the universe.
In "Mort à la dérive," Wonder Man and Vision find themselves stranded on a massive Néga-Bombe after the Starjammers, misled by Lilandra, set off with it toward the Kree Empire. With the ship hurtling through space and the Jammers lost through a star gate, the two heroes must confront their isolation—and the growing danger of the device they can't stop.
In "Assassinat," the Avengers find themselves caught in a deadly political trap on the Kree homeworld, where a brutal confrontation with the Starforce and the empire's two leaders turns violent in an instant. As the Avengers struggle to survive the chaos, the true mastermind behind the attack reveals itself, shifting the balance of power and setting a new, far-reaching threat in motion.
In "Quand la Starforce frappe !", the Avengers face a tense diplomatic standstill with Shi'ar Empress Lilandra as the looming Kree-Shi'ar war threatens galactic peace. When the Starforce arrives to assassinate her, the Avengers and the Imperial Guard must unite to repel the attack—just as Lilandra's forgotten Néga-Portail, long believed to be a portal, begins to reveal its true, hidden nature.
In "Meurtre par arrêté !", Cap se retrouve face à l'Intelligence Suprême des Krees, contraint de combattre six de ses plus redoutables ennemis dans un test de force et de volonté. Avec l'essence de l'un des siens en jeu, Cap doit jouer serré — car son seul avantage pourrait bien être son esprit, pas son armure.
In the midst of escalating tensions on the Shi'ar homeworld, where the Kree Starforce are captured and Earth faces imminent threat from a rogue Shi'ar stargate, the Avengers clash with the Imperial Guard. When a shocking betrayal reveals the advisor to Lilandra is a Skrull, peace efforts take a sudden turn—Lilandra sends Ultimus back to the Kree to negotiate. Just as the crisis deepens, Quasar reaches out with a crucial lead: the missing Nega-Bomb has been located.
In "Soleil brûlé," the fate of Earth’s sun hangs in the balance as antimatter from the Nega-Bomb consumes its core. With Quasar struggling to contain the threat, Wendell attempts to steer the bomb toward the quantum zone—only for Binaire to step in with a move that may just save the day.
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