Titans #103
In "Si je dois mourir...", the Titans face a haunting mystery as Mirage grapples with a chilling premonition: the entire New Mutants will die. With Sunspot departing to see his mother and the enigmatic Beyonder arriving to judge their worth, the weight of impending loss settles over the team. Written by Chris Claremont and brought to life by Mary Wilshire’s evocative art, Bill Sienkiewicz’s dynamic inks, and Glynis Oliver’s subtle colors, this 1987 issue delivers a powerful, emotionally charged chapter. The cover by Jean Frisano captures the moment’s dread in stark, haunting detail.
In "Si je dois mourir...", Brightwind faces a harrowing choice as the New Mutants confront an unseen threat that erases their very existence from memory. With Sunspot gone and the Beyonder’s cruel judgment looming, the weight of their fate hangs in silence—only one question remains: what does it mean to be remembered at all?
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