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Marvel Universe#5
Cover: Steve McNiven & Mark Morales

Marvel Universe #5

Dec 2012 · Panini France · 5.70 EUR
🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English
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In "La guerre des identités, chapitre 1," a fractured reality sees Spider-Man, Deadpool, and Bruce Banner confronting the collapse of their identities—only to discover that Banner himself has exiled his monstrous alter-ego, the Infernal Hulk, to Hell. With the spell undone and chaos unleashed, the true Hulk rises to face his demonic counterpart in a battle that reshapes their fates. Written by John Layman and Thomas Davier, with art by Al Barrionuevo and Mark Pennington, and colored by Fabio D'Auria, this pivotal chapter of the Marvel Universe series features a striking cover by Steve McNiven and Mark Morales.

Contains 4 stories
La guerre des identités, chapitre 1
34 pp · Superhero
l'assistante de direction de Peter Parker [Peter Parker's personal assistant] (Earth-11638)Death Wish [Victor von Doom] (Earth-11638)Various Alternate Universe Spider-Men (cameo, photo)Various Alternate Universe Spider-Men corpses (cameo)

In "La guerre des identités, chapitre 1," Spider-Man, Deadpool, and Hulk are pulled through a dimensional rift and face their darker counterparts from another universe. When Spider-Man steps into the role of the wealthy, powerful Amazing Spider, he’s drawn into a life of privilege—until he uncovers the horrifying truth behind his uncle’s reign and the source of his power.

La guerre des identités, chapitre 2
32 pp · Satire-Parody, Superhero
Dead Weight [Wilson Fisk] (introduction, villain)Death Wish [Victor Von Doom] (supporting, death)Brain Dead [Hammerhead] (cameo, introduction, death)Deadeye [Bullseye] (cameo, introduction, death)Dead Head [M.O.D.O.K.] (cameo, introduction, death)

In "La guerre des identités, chapitre 2," Deadpool finds himself in a bizarre alternate reality where he's bonded with a flamboyant, hyper-violent doppelgänger named Death Wish—until the arrival of a menacing boss who bears a striking resemblance to Dr. Doom shatters the fun. With the truth unraveling that Death Wish is actually Death Mask, and that Death Mask is another version of Wade Wilson, Deadpool turns the tables, dismantling the crime syndicate one henchman at a time before stepping into the role of the new kingpin.

La guerre des identités, chapitre 3
30 pp · Fantasy, Superhero
Bruce Banner, Sorcerer Supreme (Earth-11638) (introduction, supporting)Ghost Spider [Peter Parker] (Earth-11638) (introduction, cameo)

In "La guerre des identités, chapitre 3," Spider-Man, Deadpool, and Bruce Banner find themselves caught in a reality where their identities have fractured—Banner can no longer transform into the Hulk, and the world has forgotten its heroes. When they seek answers from the Sorcerer Supreme, they're stunned to find the mage is none other than Banner himself, who has exiled his monstrous alter-ego to Hell in a desperate bid for control. Now, with the spell broken and the Infernal Hulk unleashed, the true Hulk must rise to face the demon within.

Wolverine/Deadpool: Le leurre
22 pp · Satire-Parody, Superhero
le Traqueur stellaire Shi'ar [Shi'ar Stalker Robot] (villain)

In a gloriously absurd twist, Wolverine enlists Deadpool to impersonate the Phoenix in order to outwit a rampaging Shi'ar robot targeting Jean Grey. With deadpan wit and chaotic flair, the duo’s unlikely scheme unfolds in this satirical showdown from Marvel Universe #5.

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Cast · 40 characters

Full credits

colorist Fabio D'Auria
letterer RAM
cover pencils Steve McNiven
cover inks Mark Morales

Reprints

↩ Reprints Amazing Spider-Man Annual #38 (2011), Deadpool Annual #1 (2011), Incredible Hulks Annual #1 (2011), Wolverine / Deadpool: The Decoy #1 (2011), Hulk: Season One #[nn] (2012)

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