Operation: S.I.N. - Agent Carter #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 2015 Marvel collection brings together the four-issue miniseries set in the aftermath of World War II, following Peggy Carter as she teams up with Howard Stark to investigate a mysterious threat tied to the Soviet Union. Written by Kathryn Immonen with art by Rich Ellis, the story expands on Peggy's early espionage career before her work with S.H.I.E.L.D.
In "Cherchez la Femme!", Peggy Carter and her team race against time to secure a dimensional portal with the help of Shareen and Vanko, but when Soviet forces seize the secret lab, the Americans are forced to retreat—only for Stark to vanish with the alien sphere, leaving behind a trail of unanswered questions. Written by Kathryn Immonen and illustrated by Rich Ellis, with vibrant colors by Jordan Boyd and sharp lettering by Joe Sabino and Virtual Calligraphy, this 2015 Marvel issue features a striking cover by Michael Komarck.
In "null," Peggy Carter finds herself drawn into a high-stakes mission over Moscow, where Howard Stark’s unexpected gambit leads them to a mysterious alien spacecraft. With Cold War tensions simmering and secrets in the sky, their partnership is tested as they face the unknown.
In "null," Peggy Carter and her team are pulled into an otherworldly mystery when they uncover an alien spaceship that whisk them away to a hidden Hydra base in Russia—where scientists are pushing the limits of reality with a dangerous interdimensional portal.
In "null," Peggy Carter’s team races to close a destabilizing portal as the energy being Xanth seeks to reunite with Shareen, triggering chaos that forces an uneasy alliance with Vanko. Amid the turmoil, Shareen’s powers unexpectedly heal Tania, deepening the mystery of her connection to the phenomenon.
In "null," Peggy Carter and her team race against time to secure a dimensional portal with the help of Shareen and Vanko, only to face a sudden Soviet takeover of the secret lab that forces the Americans to retreat. With Stark already gone, the stolen alien sphere now holds unknown dangers—leaving the future uncertain.
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