Omega Men #10
In "La mort d'un Psion," writer Len Wein and artist Alex Saviuk deliver a poignant moment in the Omega Men saga, spotlighting a hero’s quiet sacrifice as he faces his end. With inks by Dennis Jensen and colors by Gene D'Angelo, the story captures Crimson Avenger’s final acts—saving a boy from a fall and steering a flaming oil tanker to sea—leaving behind no fame, only memory. The cover by Tod Smith and Rick Magyar perfectly frames the weight of that legacy.
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Worrying he might not be remembered as a hero as he discovers he is dying, Crimson Avenger saves a young boy from falling from his apartment building. Then, Crimson Avenger saves the city when he pilots a flaming oil tanker out to sea, but no one knew his name. Still, the boy's mother knows him and will pass the name along.
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