Marvel Select #10
"Enlèvement !" delivers a gripping prelude to the Marvel Age, spotlighting the morally ambiguous origins of the future Thunderbolts. In a tense, shadowed moment before the world changed, Baron Zemo asserts his control over Indian laborers, watched silently by his son Helmut and Erik Josten, while the amnesiac Sub-Mariner is subdued by the Fixer’s alliance with HYDRA. Written by Kurt Busiek and illustrated by Steve Epting, with inks by Bob Wiacek and colors by Tom Smith, this 1998 issue captures a pivotal, uneasy moment in the making of a notorious team. The cover, penciled and inked by Mike Deodato, adds a stark visual punch to the story’s dark tone.
In the heart of the Savage Land, young Ka-Zar grapples with the harsh realities of survival, learning that strength comes not just from the wild, but from within. Meanwhile, far from the jungle, Parnival Plunder struggles to keep his crumbling estate afloat while his loyal butler quietly drains the family fortune.
In the shadow of a coming era, Baron Zemo asserts his ruthless control over a restless labor force, his son Helmut and Erik Josten watching in silence. As the world teeters on the edge of chaos, the amnesiac Sub-Mariner falls into HYDRA’s grasp, aided by the enigmatic Fixer—setting the stage for a storm yet to come.
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