Marvel Double Feature ... Thunderstrike / Code Blue #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Grudge Match!", Foggy Nelson brings former Code: Blue agent Marcus Stone to Krask and Krask’s law offices for a crucial deposition, only to be interrupted by a spectral visitation—Krask’s late father, now demanding legal recognition as an "energy person" and threatening Wall Street’s digital infrastructure. With Code: Blue temporarily reinstated and the stakes higher than ever, Stone calls on the tech-savvy Code: Gray to confront the digital menace, while Daredevil tries to keep the chaos from spiraling out of control. Written by R. J. M. Lofficier and Roy Thomas, with art by Larry Alexander and Grant Miehm, and a cover by Ron Frenz and Grant Miehm, this 1995 Marvel Double Feature issue blends legal drama, supernatural intrigue, and high-tech showdowns in a uniquely layered story.
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Foggy Nelson takes Marcus Stone of the recently disbanded Code: Blue to the law offices of Krask and Krask to give a deposition in a class action lawsuit against the city. During the heated meeting, the Krask brothers long dead father shows up and threatens to wipe out all of the computers on wall street unless his sons proclaim him legally alive as an "energy person." Code: Blue is reinstated but, even with the help of Daredevil, has a hard time handling the powerful Krask. Stone calls in Code: Gray, a team of high-tech specialists, who are able to meet Krask on his own electronic level.
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