Nova #151
In "L'illusion," Spider-Man investigates the mysterious arrival of Thomas Fireheart in New York, only to be ambushed by Fireheart’s feral alter ego, the Puma. As the tension escalates, The Arranger readies for a pivotal confrontation with the Lobo brothers, setting the stage for a clash of wills and secrets. Written by Gerry Conway and brought to life with dynamic art by Sal Buscema—both in pencils and inks, with coloring by Bob Sharen—this 1990 issue delivers a gripping blend of suspense and supernatural intrigue, all framed by a striking cover by Sal Buscema.
In "L'illusion," the Fantastic Four reunite at Four Freedoms Plaza as the Frightful Four launch a surprise assault, testing the team’s resolve. With Mr. Fantastic and the Invisible Woman back in their roles, the Thing’s sudden return to his Ben Grimm form adds a personal tension to the battle.
In "Filets," Spider-Man investigates the sudden appearance of Thomas Fireheart in New York, only to be ambushed by Fireheart’s feral alter ego, the Puma. Meanwhile, the mysterious Arranger readies himself for a pivotal confrontation with the Lobo brothers.
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