Titans #64
In "Hold-up!", Karma finds herself caught between loyalty and desperation as she seeks aid from her crime-lord uncle, Gen. Coy, while the Titans scramble to recover a vital crystal from an AIM fortress in Mexico. Amid the chaos, the New Mutants race to rescue Psyche, and a shadowy figure makes a chilling claim over Karma—body and soul—leaving her fate uncertain. Written by Chris Claremont and brought to life with dynamic art by Sal Buscema, inks by Armando Gil and John Tartaglione, and vibrant colors by George Roussos, this 1984 issue delivers high-stakes tension and emotional weight. The cover, a striking piece by Jean Frisano, captures the moment’s intensity with bold, dramatic flair.
In "Les guerriers de la route !", Karma seeks aid from her uncle, the ruthless Gen. Nguyen Ngoc Coy, as shadows close in. Meanwhile, Team America races through a Mexican AIM fortress to retrieve the crystal coveted by the enigmatic Viper, while the New Mutants launch a daring rescue for Psyche. As danger escalates, a mysterious assailant makes a chilling claim—Karma, body and soul, is now theirs.
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