Ombrax-Saga #246
"Le dernier adieu !" marks a pivotal moment in the Ombrax-Saga, delivering emotional closure as Patricia Starr testifies on Hank Pym’s behalf, leading to the dismissal of charges and a formal exoneration for both Pym and Hawkeye. Written by Roger Stern and illustrated with precision by Al Milgrom, with inks by Joe Sinnott and colors by Christie Scheele, this 1986 issue sees Pym retire from heroics, passing the Yellowjacket mantle to Captain America, while Elysius releases Eros of Titan from his vow—signaling new beginnings. The cover, a striking piece by Jean-Yves Mitton, captures the weight of this final farewell.
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Patricia Starr, Egghead's niece, gives testimony on Hank Pym's behalf. Pym's trial ends and the prosecution withdraws all charges. In state court, Hawkeye is also found innocent in the death of Egghead. The Avengers also clear him of using unreasonable force under their by-laws. Pym and Janet van Dyne make peace. Hank retires as a superhero and gives the Yellowjacket apparel to Captain America. He leaves to work for a small research foundation in the midwest. Elysius, Mar-Vell's former companion, releases Eros of Titan from his promise to take care of her.
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