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.
In "La mort d'un Psion," the Omega Men face a terrifying evolution when the defeated Tigorrs merge into a colossal form, luring the heroes into a trap that leaves them trapped within the giant body as it spawns new Tigorrs. Forced to act, Primus activates a transporter and escapes to the Psion world, stepping into a mystery far beyond their understanding.
In a quiet moment before his end, Crimson Avenger risks everything to save a boy from a fall—then makes one final, desperate stand by steering a flaming oil tanker away from the city. Though no one knows his name in the chaos, the boy’s mother sees him clearly, and in her memory, his legacy begins.
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