Marvel's Mightiest Heroes #25
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "One Day in the Life of Pietro Maximoff—Homo Sapiens," Quicksilver faces a crisis of identity when stripped of his powers, leading to a harrowing moment of despair and a near-fatal fall. Written by David Hine and illustrated by Roy Allan Martinez, with colors by Peter Pantazis and letters by Dave Lanphear, this poignant tale follows Pietro’s fragile recovery under the care of the Inhumans. As he reconnects with his daughter Luna, his longing for redemption and strength leads him to a fateful decision—though denied by Black Bolt and Medusa, he chooses to enter the Terrigen mists on his own. Cover by John Watson.
In a world where mutantkind clings to survival in the shadowed corners of Mutant Town, Pietro Maximoff—once Quicksilver, once a legend—struggles to find purpose in a life stripped of speed, power, and acceptance. Just when hope seems lost, an unexpected visitor from another corner of the Marvel Universe arrives, turning his quiet day into something neither of them could have predicted.
In "Gene Pool," Quicksilver, stripped of his powers and broken in spirit, attempts to end his life—only to be saved by Spider-Man and brought to the Inhumans. Reunited with his daughter Luna, he begins to find glimmers of hope, but when denied access to the Terrigen mists to reclaim his abilities, he makes a desperate choice that could change everything.
Pietro Maximoff, once a hero, finds himself cast out by the Inhumans and rejected by Crystal, his heartbroken and betrayed. As the past he thought he’d left behind begins to unravel, his resolve hardens into something far more dangerous. In "The Crooked Path," the man known as Quicksilver steps into a shadowed future where loyalty is a weapon and the price of vengeance may be more than he can bear.
In "The Gathering Storm," Quicksilver’s betrayal sends shockwaves through the Inhuman hierarchy, with Crystal leading a furious pursuit. As Pietro unwittingly unleashes a long-buried threat, the fragile balance between mutant, human, and Inhuman alike hangs in the balance—while the first blow may fall on the one person he never meant to endanger.
In the wake of a shocking betrayal within the Inhuman royal family, Black Bolt races to find Quicksilver—now a fugitive with a dangerous promise to restore powers to dispossessed mutants. With Magneto's fury rising and the fragile peace between humans and mutants hanging by a thread, one man’s quest could reshape the future of both worlds.
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