Marvel Elite #3
In "Tournent les vents," Thor confronts a shocking twist when Loki’s machinations come to light: the real Jake Olson has been resurrected and manipulated into committing crimes, while his twin, Loren, is wrongly imprisoned. Written by Dan Jurgens and brought to life by Jerry Ordway’s dynamic art and Moose Baumann’s vivid colors, this issue redefines Thor’s identity and forces him to sever ties with a past he never chose. The cover by Jerry Ordway captures the tension of a god at a crossroads.
In "Tournent les vents," Thor and Jane journey to a ruined Asgard, where the wreckage of Mangog’s assault looms over the shattered halls. With the fate of Jake Olson hanging in the balance, Thor confronts the rampaging Mangog—only for Thanos to seize the Map of the All-Ending from Odin in the chaos.
In "Affrontement final," Thor confronts the truth behind a web of deception spun by Loki, who used the resurrected Jake Olson to frame Thor’s alter ego. With the real Jake revealed and Loki imprisoned within the body of his twin, Loren, Thor must finally sever his connection to the identity he once wore.
In "La poudrière !", the Avengers, the Fantastic Four, and a host of villains are drawn into a high-stakes simulation at the Pentagon that spirals into chaos. As battles rage and alliances fracture, the Avengers begin to question what's real—especially when Reed sends Lancer on a desperate mission to uncover the truth behind the enigmatic Doctor Doom.
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