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Marvel Triple Action#3
Cover: Salva Espín & Leonard Kirk & Roger Cruz & Terry Pallot

Marvel Triple Action #3

Jul 2009 · Marvel · 4.99 USD
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In "Citadel," Wolverine takes a risky flight to Canada with Kitty Pryde, sparking concern at Xavier's School when the X-Men fear he's defecting to the Canadian government. With Alpha Flight, Wolverine confronts a terrorist group made up of dying Weapon X experiments, leading to a tense standoff at the governor general's residence. As the X-Men arrive, Shaman attempts to save the leader—Citadel—whose adamantium-encased body hides a painful legacy from Wolverine's own past. Written by Fred Van Lente and illustrated by Clayton Henry, with colors by Chris Sotomayor and letters by Simon Bowland, this gripping tale blends action and emotional weight. The cover, a collaborative effort by Salva Espín, Leonard Kirk, and Roger Cruz, captures the moment's intensity.

Contains 5 stories
Citadel
22 pp · Superhero
WolverineX-Men [Kitty PrydeProfessor XStormAngelColossusNightcrawler]Alpha Flight [ShamanAuroraSnowbird]Citadel (villain)Guardian [James MacDonald Hudson] (cameo flashback)Heather Hudson (cameo flashback)Sasquatch (cameo flashback)Northstar (cameo flashback)Marrina (cameo flashback)Puck (cameo flashback)Wildchild (cameo flashback)Wendigo (cameo flashback)Hulk (cameo flashback)
From Russia...With Hate!
22 pp · Superhero
Avengers [Captain AmericaIron ManSpider-ManStormWolverine]Black WidowCrimson Dynamo (villain)Moloids (cameo)

In "From Russia...With Hate!", the Widow lands in America with a mission: stop the Crimson Dynamo from unleashing his fury on Iron Man and reclaiming the tech he claims was stolen from Russia. With tensions flaring and old grudges resurfacing, she must navigate a clash of ideologies before the clash turns deadly.

You Can't Eat Just Once
22 pp · Superhero
Spider-ManHulkIron ManFuture Iron ManKang (villain)Future Hulk (villain)

In "You Can't Eat Just Once," Kang’s latest scheme turns snack time into a global crisis, using hyper-advanced potato chips to seize control of the future. When the Iron Man from that dystopian timeline calls upon Spider-Man, the Hulk, and the present-day Iron Man to stop him, the battle for flavor—and freedom—begins.

Untitled
1 pp · Humor, Superhero
Super Skrull
Untitled
1 pp · Humor, Superhero
Avengers [Captain AmericaIron ManWolverineHawkeye]

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Full credits

artist, inker Clayton Henry
letterer Simon Bowland
cover pencils, inks Salva Espín
cover pencils Leonard Kirk
cover pencils, inks Roger Cruz
cover inks Terry Pallot

Reprints

↩ Reprints Marvel Adventures The Avengers #21 (2008), Wolverine: First Class #5 (2008), Marvel Adventures Super Heroes #3 (2008)

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