Spécial Strange #86
"Chaude alerte" delivers a gripping chapter in the Warriors' journey, as the team ventures to Japan at the home of Mariko Yashida, seeking answers about the mysterious connection between the Yakuza and the Taylor Foundation. With art by Mark Bagley and inks by Larry Mahlstedt and Don Hudson, the story unfolds with intensity as the Warriors are ambushed by Tatsu'o’s Cybersamurai, leading to a pivotal moment when Thrasher demands answers—and ultimately walks away, dissolving the team. The fallout hits close to home when Vance, back in the States, faces brutal consequences after defending himself from his father’s abuse, culminating in his arrest. Jim Lee’s dynamic cover captures the tension, while Fabian Nicieza’s writing keeps the stakes high and the momentum relentless.
In "Entre... Bishop!", a disillusioned future warrior from a dystopian timeline is abruptly pulled into the present, where he finds himself at odds with the X-Men—especially a rebellious Jo. As he struggles to reconcile his grim destiny with the team’s ideals, a surreal dream unfolds, revealing the harrowing chain of events that forged his desperate leap through time. Written by a standout voice and illustrated with bold, kinetic energy, this story blends gritty sci-fi with emotional depth, exploring the cost of survival and the fragile hope of change.
In "Le point de rupture," the Warriors find themselves entangled in a mystery spanning Tokyo’s underworld and the Taylor Foundation’s hidden ties to the Yakuza. As Mariko Yashida sends them to her rival Tatsu'o, the team is ambushed by his deadly Cybersamurai, setting off a chain of events that fractures the group—and forces Thrasher to walk away. Back in the States, Vance’s personal crisis erupts when a violent confrontation with his father ends in injury, leading to his arrest and a reckoning that could change everything.
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