Marvel Legendary Collection #86
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Before the Truth Has Its Pants On," Doom finds himself wrestling not just with the Red Skull’s escalating campaign of hatred across Latveria, but with the unsettling realization that even his own mind may not be his own. With the kingdom on the brink, Verity makes a bold move—convincing Valeria to free Loki, knowing his cunning might be the key to turning the tide. Written by Al Ewing and brought to life by Jorge Coelho’s dynamic art and Lee Loughridge’s vivid colors, this issue blends political tension with supernatural intrigue, all under Lee Garbett’s striking cover.
In "Loki and Lorelei, Sitting in a Tree...", Loki is sent on a mission to retrieve the elusive Lorelei, but his plan takes a surprising turn when he finds himself entangled in a web of deception and desire. As he navigates the mission, he crosses paths with a mysterious mortal woman named Verity, whose uncanny ability to see through lies forces him to reconsider everything he thought he knew.
In "This Mission Will Self-Destruct in Five Seconds," Loki leads a daring raid on Asgardia to free Sigurd, but the true objective is far more personal—and far more dangerous. When he unexpectedly faces his older, darker self, the mission takes a turn neither he nor the reader could have predicted.
In "Fall Out," Doom finds his kingdom unraveling as a wave of hatred, manipulated by the Red Skull, grips Latveria. With the threat escalating, Verity urges Valeria to free Loki, hoping his cunning might turn the tide—though not before the true cost of such a choice becomes clear.
In "I Cannot Tell a Lie!", the tables have turned: heroes and villains have swapped personalities, leaving Loki to stop the Death Throws from pulling off a casino heist—only to then confront Thor, now lost in a reckless gambling spree. The story flips expectations with a sharp, playful twist, exploring how identity and behavior shift when the roles are reversed.
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