Marvels Snapshots #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Reunion" captures a quiet, poignant moment in the life of young Scott Summers, alone in a Nebraska orphanage and haunted by mysterious blackouts. As he follows the exploits of Manhattan's heroes through newsreels, a chance encounter with Mister Fantastic and Iron Man ignites a spark—though he still doesn’t understand his own emerging mutant abilities, he starts training with quiet determination, dreaming of one day joining the fight. Written by Jay Edidin and illustrated by Tom Reilly, with colors by Chris O'Halloran and letters by Tom Orzechowski, the issue is bookended by Alex Ross’s evocative cover art, which frames Scott’s solitary journey with a sense of quiet hope.
In "Reunion," Namor and Betty share a rare, lighthearted day at the fair—until a familiar swastika triggers a violent flashback to the horrors of a liberated concentration camp. The memory sends Namor into a rage, and it takes every ounce of Betty’s strength and the Squadron’s quick thinking to pull him back from the edge.
In a quiet Nebraska orphanage, Scott Summers struggles with mysterious blackouts and finds solace in tales of heroes from Manhattan. When he finally sees Mister Fantastic and Iron Man in person, the dream of becoming a hero takes on a new urgency—though he’s still unaware of the powers growing within him.
In "Heart Rate," New York City paramedic Kerry finds herself caught in the aftermath of an unexpected clash between the Avengers and Red Ronin, her medical instincts kicking in as she treats a patient in a crowded bunker. Amid the tension, she and the others in the shelter trade quiet, personal tales of fleeting encounters with heroes—moments that blur the line between danger and wonder.
In "The Program," Clyde—a quietly unremarkable SHIELD agent—finds himself caught between duty and doubt when tasked with enforcing the Superhuman Registration Act. After capturing a young, uncertain hero known only as the Helper in Toledo, their unexpected conversation forces Clyde to confront the cost of obedience. Written by a noted voice in modern superhero storytelling and illustrated with sharp, grounded detail, this story explores the weight of small choices in a world that demands big ones.
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