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Cover: Steve Epting

Marvel Legends #43

Apr 2010 · Panini UK · 2.95 GBP
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In "The Burden of Dreams (Part Four)," Paragon's rage reaches a breaking point as he confronts the Mandarin, convinced he's responsible for his mother's death—only to be misled into targeting Graviton instead. The brutal clash ends in tragedy, leaving Iron Man teetering on the edge as Graviton's final act shatters what's left of his stability. Meanwhile, Maya presses on with her work for the Mandarin, and Dr. Samson delivers a sobering verdict on Iron Man's mental state. With art by Butch Guice and a striking cover by Steve Epting, this pivotal chapter of the Marvel Legends series delivers emotional weight and high-stakes tension.

Contains 3 stories
The Burden of Dreams (Part Four)
22 pp · Superhero
Captain America [James Buchanan Barnes]Black WidowVladmir MorovinMatthew FritchmannAIMRAIDSecretary of StateRed SkullArnim ZolaDr. Faustus

In "The Burden of Dreams (Part Four)," Bucky, stepping into the Captain America mantle, faces off against AIM and RAID with Black Widow at his side, while Tony Stark races to convince the Secretary of State that the Red Skull is pulling the strings. Just as tensions peak, Dr. Faustus activates his sleeper SHIELD agents, turning a peaceful crowd into a sudden threat.

Haunted (Part Three)
22 pp · Superhero
Paragon [Cooper Roth]MandarinSHIELDIron ManMaria HillGravitonNorman OsbornMaya HansenSecretary KooningDum Dum DugganDr Leonard Samson

In "Haunted (Part Three)," Paragon’s rage over his mother’s death drives him to confront the Mandarin—only to be manipulated into blaming Graviton instead. When the truth shatters his resolve, Paragon’s final stand against Graviton ends in tragedy, leaving Iron Man teetering on the edge. As Maya presses forward with her work for the Mandarin and Dr. Samson assesses Iron Man’s fractured mind, the weight of loss and deception begins to take its toll.

Wandering Gods
22 pp · Superhero
Bill JuniorVolstaggMayor CletusJimStevenHogunKeldaThorDonald BlakeLokiHeimdallUnnamed Asgardians

In "Wandering Gods," the Asgardians' uneasy efforts to blend into everyday life unfold through the eyes of a small-town diner crowd. When Thor resolves to reclaim the lost Asgardians—including Odin—his desperate attempt drains him completely, sending him crashing to Earth, unconscious and far from home.

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Full credits

artist, inker Butch Guice
colorist Dean White
letterer Joe Caramagna
cover pencils, inks Steve Epting

Reprints

↩ Reprints The Invincible Iron Man #23 (2007), Thor #6 (2008), Captain America #34 (2008), Captain America #34 (2008)

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