Titans #152
In "Que la fête commence!", Wolfsbane confronts a haunting memory during a training session when a carnival hologram triggers a flashback to a fateful trip with the New Mutants—where a seemingly festive Kentucky carnival turned out to be a Skrull slaver operation in disguise. Written by Dwight Zimmerman and illustrated by Bob Hall, with Jeff Albrecht on inks and Nel Yomtov handling colors, this 1991 issue captures a tense moment of personal history. The cover, by Ciro Tota, presents a vivid, eerie glimpse of the carnival's twisted charm.
In a tense moment during Danger Room training, Wolfsbane is startled by a carnival hologram—its flashing lights and distant laughter triggering a memory of a fateful trip to Kentucky with the New Mutants. Flashbacks reveal the group’s visit to Cannonball’s family, where a seemingly joyful carnival hid a sinister Skrull plot, and the uneasy bond between Boom Boom, Cannonball, Rictor, Sunspot, and Wolfsbane was tested under the guise of fun.
In "Devine qui vient dîner ce soir !", Excalibur finds themselves back in their own time just as Galactus arrives, threatening to consume Phoenix—and with her, the fate of the universe hangs in the balance. With the Watcher observing and allies like Nova, Roma, and even Death watching from the shadows, the team must fight to protect their friend, even as the cosmic scale of the threat grows beyond anything they’ve faced before.
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