Miss Marvel #3
In "Cauchemar Première partie," Miss Marvel finds herself trapped in an underground A. I. M. facility, her costume stolen and repurposed to empower an enemy agent. When the experiment fails, Modok attempts to seize control of her mind—only for her to break free and make her escape. Written by Chris Claremont and brought to life by Jim Mooney’s art and Joe Sinnott’s inks, with colors by Don Warfield, this 1980 issue features a striking cover by John Buscema, Rich Buckler, and Joe Sinnott.
In "Deuxième partie," Miss Marvel finds herself trapped in an A. I. M. underground complex, her powers stripped and her costume repurposed to empower an enemy agent—only for the experiment to fail. When Modok attempts to seize her mind, she fights back with unexpected strength, breaking his control and making a desperate bid for freedom.
In "Troisième partie," Miss Marvel races to expose the A. I. M. while the SHIELD remains stumped by the absence of any recent traces of the organization’s base. After a fierce clash with Grotesk, she secures the mysterious Cavourite crystal, setting her on a path that deepens the mystery without revealing where it leads.
In "Un homme en or," a man’s sudden ability to turn objects into gold seems like a miracle—until his friend begins to suspect the truth is far stranger. Drawn from an ancient text, the power hides a secret far beyond human understanding, and the line between science and the alien grows dangerously thin.
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