Thunderbolts by Warren Ellis #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Caged Angels Part I," Warren Ellis kicks off a high-stakes showdown with Thunderbolts as Penance, Doc Samson, and Songbird face off against Moonstone and the Green Goblin, while Bullseye eliminates the captured telepaths. With Osborn still in command, Songbird begins to carve out her own power, setting the stage for a volatile shift in the team's dynamics. Mike Deodato Jr. delivers intense, kinetic art, and Marko Djurdjević's cover captures the chaos in sharp, dramatic detail.
In "Caged Angels Part II," Doc Samson steps into a tense Thunderbolts compound to treat Penance, but his presence only deepens the unease among the team. With four unregistered telepathic heroes imprisoned and plotting in silence, the fragile stability of the group begins to unravel from within.
In "Caged Angels Part V," Norman Osborn, clad in his Green Goblin guise, turns his rage on Swordsman as the tension in the Thunderbolts headquarters reaches a breaking point. With telepaths still at work behind the scenes, the line between ally and enemy blurs — and even the most hardened fighters are at the mercy of unseen minds.
In the climactic chapter of "Caged Angels Part VI," Penance, Songbird, and Doc Samson face off against Moonstone and the Green Goblin in a brutal showdown that pushes every ally to their limit. As Bullseye eliminates the captive telepaths, the line between hero and villain blurs—Osborn still holds power, but Songbird has found a crack in his control.
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