Strange Spécial Origines #259 hors série
"Au rang des légendes !" delivers a pulse-pounding chapter in the Captain America mythos, spotlighting a high-stakes rescue mission that plunges the Sentinel of Liberty into a web of betrayal and cosmic intrigue. Written by the legendary duo Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, with Kirby’s dynamic art and Frank Giacoia’s crisp inks, the story sees Cap confronting a mind-controlled A.I.M. operative and racing to stop the Red Skull from claiming the all-powerful Cosmic Cube. The cover by Ciro Tota captures the intensity of the moment, a striking visual that mirrors the issue’s blend of action and psychological depth.
In "La résurrection de Crâne Rouge !", Cap races to save a downed pilot linked to A.I.M., only to uncover a dire plot involving the Cosmic Cube and the Red Skull’s return. With SHIELD’s experimental missile and a remote camera’s watchful eye, Cap pursues the captured agent to a remote island, where a brutal clash unfolds—just as the Red Skull twists the past, claiming responsibility for Bucky’s fate.
In "A qui détient le Cube Cosmique...", Captain America races to save a downed pilot—only to uncover a shocking truth: the man is an A.I.M. agent, and the key to a stolen Cosmic Cube lies in the hands of its keeper, who’s fleeing toward the Red Skull. As Cap pursues across the skies, a desperate parachute jump lands him on a remote island, where the Skull reveals a long-buried secret tied to Bucky’s fate. With the Cube’s power to manifest thought into reality now in play, Cap faces an enemy whose strength may be beyond any weapon he knows.
In "Au pouvoir de Crâne Rouge !", Captain America faces an impossible foe as the Red Skull wields the Cosmic Cube, bending reality to his will. Trapped on a crumbling island, Cap devises a desperate plan, feigning submission to lure the Skull into a trap. With the island breaking apart beneath them, Cap must outthink his enemy before the Cube’s power seals his fate.
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↩ Reprints Tales of Suspense #79 (1966), Tales of Suspense #80 (1966), Tales of Suspense #81 (1966), Captain America #383 (1991)
Reprinted in Nova #162 (1991), Titans #150 (1991)
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