White Tiger: A Hero's Compulsion #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the 2007 miniseries White Tiger: A Hero's Compulsion, which follows Angela Del Toro as she takes up the mantle of the White Tiger after the death of her uncle, Hector Ayala. The story sees her grappling with the mystical amulet that grants her powers while crossing paths with characters like Spider-Man, Luke Cage, and Black Widow, as well as facing threats from the Lizard and King Cobra. Written by Tamora Pierce and illustrated by Timothy Liebe, the series explores themes of legacy and responsibility within the Marvel Universe.
In "A Hero's Compulsion," White Tiger grapples with a newfound power that lets her vanish into her surroundings—just as her secret is exposed to her F.B.I. handlers by an accidental slip-up from Danny and Luke. As she hunts the elusive Cobra, she's thrown into a chaotic clash with Deadpool, who mistakes her for the Black Cat, and then faces a dangerous confrontation with Sano after a secret meeting with Kenzo. With art by Phil Briones and inks by Don Hillsman, and a striking cover by David Mack, this 2007 Marvel issue captures Angela’s struggle to balance her identity with the weight of her mission.
Angela del Toro grapples with the weight of her legacy as she steps into the shadows, trying to rebuild her life after her mentor’s imprisonment and the loss of her uncle. With her reputation in tatters and the criminal underworld closing in, she must earn the trust of allies like Daredevil and Agent Coville—while confronting a new threat that tests her resolve.
In "A Hero's Compulsion Part Two of Six," Daredevil [Danny Rand] finds himself entangled in a web of intrigue as he investigates the shadow syndicate Chaeyi, leading him to the Genosha Club. With tensions rising between him and James Guererro, and Veronique Guererro caught in the crossfire, the line between ally and adversary blurs. As the stakes grow higher, one thing is clear: answers won’t come without a fight.
In "Families: A Hero's Compulsion Part Three of Six," White Tiger and Daredevil narrowly evade a squad of seemingly legitimate police armed with advanced weaponry, uncovering a deeper conspiracy. As Angela grapples with the fallout from a high-profile bust that draws unwanted media scrutiny, she learns from her brother Rey that the entire incident has vanished from official records—while Sano and his oyabun move closer to acquiring blank immigration documents through a corrupt state department contact.
In "A Hero's Compulsion Part Four: Challenges," the White Tiger faces a brutal trial when her mission to confront Sano leads her into a deadly clash with Cobra, whose venomous bite puts her in grave danger. With Sano's father arriving to intervene and Angela stepping into her new role, the stakes rise as the fight tests both her strength and resolve.
In "A Hero's Compulsion Part Five: New Powers," Danny Rand, posing as Daredevil, reunites with Angela on a rooftop as she grapples with a strange new ability—blending into her surroundings after surviving a Cobra bite. When her secret is nearly exposed by an accidental slip-up with Luke, Angela finds herself pursued by both the F.B.I. and Deadpool, who mistakes her for the Black Cat. As Kenzo Orii reaches out to her under mysterious circumstances, a dangerous confrontation with Sano erupts—only for Angela to narrowly escape, thanks to an unexpected clash with the Lizard.
White Tiger rallies a team of unlikely allies to confront Sano Orii and his Yakuza enforcers, but the mission takes a deadly turn when Sano’s actions spiral beyond control. As the fight unfolds, a tragic mistake forces a reckoning that ends in ritual suicide—leaving the survivors to grapple with the cost of vengeance.
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↩ Reprints White Tiger #1 (2007), White Tiger #2 (2007), White Tiger #3 (2007), White Tiger #4 (2007), White Tiger #5 (2007), White Tiger #6 (2007)
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