Strange #254
In "Actes de vengeance ! : le contrat...", Alpha Flight returns from their interdimensional journey only to discover their home reality has changed in ways they never expected. Led by Talisman, the team must navigate a world that feels familiar yet profoundly altered, testing their resolve and unity. Written by James D. Hudnall and illustrated by John Calimee, with inks by Mike Manley and colors by Bob Sharen, this 1991 issue features a striking cover by John Buscema and Tom Palmer.
In "Actes de vengeance ! : le contrat...", Kingpin enlists Graviton for a deadly mission: eliminate Spider-Man. Graviton, calculating and ruthless, decides the best way to track down the Web-Slinger is to tear the Daily Bugle from its foundation—leaving the city's pulse in ruins and the hero exposed.
In "Retour," Talisman leads Alpha Flight through fractured dimensions in a desperate bid to return home—only to discover their own reality has changed beyond recognition upon arrival. The story explores the eerie dislocation of coming back to a world that feels familiar yet utterly alien.
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