Spécial Strange #77
In "Nanny," Rogue returns to Australia after emerging from the Siege Perilous, reuniting with the Reavers—only to find herself fractured from Ms. Marvel, whose consciousness now resides on Muir Isle, possessed by the Shadow King. With Gateway’s powers absorbed and her path leading to the Savage Land, Rogue faces a deadly confrontation, but Magneto’s intervention reshapes the battle’s outcome. Written by Chris Claremont and illustrated by Jim Lee, with inks by Art Thibert and colors by Steve Buccellato, this 1991 issue features a cover by Jim Lee and Scott Williams.
In "Nanny," Gambit and Storm flee through the streets of New Orleans, hunted by the sinister Nanny and the ever-watchful Shadow King. As fugitives turned unlikely allies, they navigate the city’s shadows, their bond deepening amid stolen moments and whispered secrets—until Storm’s long-lost memories begin to return.
In "Le réveil de Malicia," Rogue awakens in Australia, reunited with the Reavers after her ordeal in the Siege Perilous. With Gateway’s powers absorbed, she journeys to the Savage Land, where she confronts Ms. Marvel in a brutal clash—only for Magneto to intervene and redirect the battle’s outcome.
In "Je pense, donc je suis !", the Mad Thinker, hired by Genetech to monitor the New Warriors, uncovers more than just tactical data—he begins to see the people behind the masks. As he delves into their private lives, he’s forced to confront the unsettling truth that being watched isn’t just a threat to their safety, but a challenge to their very identities.
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