Marvel Stars Hors-Série #2
In "Goulag," a 2012 Panini France special, the Power Broker’s latest scheme takes a chilling turn when a new Captain America emerges—only for Steve Rogers to track him down and uncover a trap set by AIM. Written by Ed Brubaker and Jérôme Wicky, with art by Mitch Breitweiser and colors by Elizabeth Breitweiser, this gripping tale unfolds with sharp tension and a haunting atmosphere. The cover, by Daniel Acuña, captures the issue’s stark, oppressive mood.
In this gripping 2012 tale from *Marvel Stars Hors-Série #2*, the Power Broker’s latest scheme unfolds when he creates a new Captain America—only for Steve Rogers to track him down, only to discover the man is already in AIM’s custody. The hunt takes a dangerous turn as old alliances are tested and the true nature of the new hero begins to unravel.
In the frozen depths of a Soviet-era gulag, Bucky fights to survive amid brutal guards and relentless enemies. As Widow and Sharon race to clear his name, Rogers confronts Gyrich—only to be ambushed by an armored Russian strike force.
In "null," Bucky fights to survive in a harsh gulag, hunted by unseen foes. As Widow and Sharon work to clear his name, Rogers confronts Gyrich—only for both to be ambushed by a mysterious armored Russian.
In "null," Bucky fights to survive in a brutal gulag, hunted by enemies on all sides. As Widow and Sharon work to clear his name, Rogers confronts Gyrich—only for both to be ambushed by a mysterious armored Russian.
In the cold grip of a Russian prison, Bucky fights to survive both Bullski’s threats and the silent pressure of his own past. Meanwhile, across the world, Steve races to uncover the hidden game the Russians are playing—before it’s too late.
In the frozen depths of a Russian prison, Bucky fights to survive both the brutal Bullski and the quiet, calculating threats from those he once called allies. Meanwhile, across the world, Steve works frantically to unravel the mystery behind a game he can’t quite see—where every move feels like a trap set long before he arrived.
In the cold grip of a Russian prison, Bucky fights to survive both Bullski’s threats and the silent pressure of his own past. Meanwhile, back in the U.S., Steve races to uncover the deeper game the Russians are playing—before it’s too late.
In "null," Bucky is captured again and imprisoned in the Gulag, forced to confront another Russian supervillain under Rostov's command. While Steve leverages his political connections to rally support, Black Widow takes matters into her own hands—aiding Bucky in a daring escape from the frozen prison.
In "Goulag," Bucky is recaptured by Rostov and dragged back into the brutal confines of the Gulag, where he must face another deadly Russian supervillain. While Steve leverages his political connections to rally support from the President, Black Widow takes matters into her own hands—risking everything to help Bucky escape.
In "null," Bucky is captured again and imprisoned in the Gulag, facing a new Russian supervillain under Rostov’s command. While Steve uses his political leverage to rally support, Black Widow takes matters into her own hands—leading a daring effort to free Bucky before it’s too late.
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