V for Vendetta #2 Europe After the Reign Book 2

 

" V DE VENDETTA LIBRO 1: EUROPA TRAS EL REINADO PARTE 2 "

Capítulo 5: Versions (Versiones)
Capítulo 6: The Vision (La Visión)
Capítulo 7: Virtue Victorious (La Virtud Victoriosa)
Capítulo 8: The Valley (El Valle)

December 12th, 1997:
Norsefire leader Adam Susan retires to his private computer-monitoring chamber inside the Head. Speaking to himself at length, he professes his loneliness, as well as his dedication to the Norsefire cause. He confesses that his only true love is Fate – the Norsefire monitoring network. 

Meanwhile, V scales the top of the Old Bailey building and carries on a conversation with the statue of Madam Justice. He treats the statue as if it were an old lover, and he – the jilted cuckold. He accuses the statue of betraying him, as well as the concepts of liberty and freedom. Concluding their metaphorical affair, V leaves a parting gift – a heart-shaped box. Moments later, the dome of the Old Bailey explodes. 

At the Finger, Erich Finch and his assistant, Dominic Stone attempt to question Lewis Prothero. Prothero is still insensate from his recent encounter with V, and can do little but mutter the number "Five", over and over again. 

December 15th, 1997:
At the Shadow Gallery, Evey asks V about a quote inscribed upon an archway. Evey grows more comfortable with V, and asks if she can continue to stay at the Gallery. V senses that Evey is a kindred spirit. He tells her that he may have need for her that evening.

December 20th, 1997:
At Westminster Abbey, Bishop Anthony Lilliman conducts Sunday mass. All of the prominent members of the Norsefire party are present. After services conclude, Derek and Rosemary Almond have a conversation with Conrad Heyer and his wife, Helen. 

That evening, Bishop Lilliman retires to his quarters. He asks his valet, Dennis, to bring him a young lady. Despite his religious background, the Bishop indulges in sexual perversions with young women practically every evening. He is almost disappointed to discover that his latest conquest is fifteen-years-old. He prefers them younger. This night however, the Bishop's visitor is actually Evey Hammond. Evey bides her time, and lures the Bishop into his private bedchamber. V raids the Abbey and attacks Bishop Lilliman. He forces him consume a communion wafer dosed with cyanide. 

At the Ear, two of the agents turn on a monitor that feeds into the Bishop’s room. They are shocked to hear that the terrorist, V, has interrupted "Children's Hour". They contact the Finger, and before long, Eric Finch and Derek Almond arrive at the abbey. Finch finds a white carnation on the bedroom floor. 

December 21st, 1997:
Finch and Derek Almond review the evidence as recovered by the Ear's monitor tapes. The voices on the tapes are strained, but it is obvious that one voice belongs to V, and the other belongs to Lilliman. Music from Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 drowns out most of the dialogue on the tape. Almond points out that the opening to Beethoven's 5th movement is also Morse code for the letter "V".

TITULO: V de Vendetta #2
FECHA: Octubre / 1988 
PORTADA: David Lloyd (lapices, tinta, color) 
PERSONAJES:

Featured Characters: V
Supporting Characters: Evey Hammond
Villains: Norsefire: Adam Susan, Anthony Lilliman (First appearance), Conrad Heyer, Derek Almond, Dominic Stone (First appearance), Eric Finch, Lewis Prothero
Other Characters: Helen Heyer (First appearance), Rose Almond (First appearance), Brian (Single appearance), Dennis (Single appearance), Norm (Single appearance)
Locations: V for Vendetta; England: London, Jordan Tower, Old Bailey, Shadow Gallery, Westminster Abbey
Items: None
Vehicles: None
Vehicles: None 
ESCRITOR: Alan Moore 
DIBUJO: David Lloyd 
TINTA: David Lloyd 
COLOR: Siobhan Dodds, David Lloyd, Steve Whitaker

EDITORIAL: DC Comics 
GENERO: Ciencia ficcion, politica 
PAGINAS: 34 
FORMATO: .cbr 
TAMAÑO: 12.1 mb

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Classic X-Men #7 "Deathstar, Rising!" #8 "Greater Love Hath No X-Man..." #9 "Like a Phoenix from the Ashes" Arc: Phoenix Saga

"¡ LA ESTRELLA DE LA MUERTE! "

(APARECIDO ORIGINALMENTE EN X-MEN #99)

Continued from last issue... 

Having attempted an escape only to find themselves in space, Banshee, Wolverine, and Jean Grey are rescued by Sentinels under orders to keep them alive. They are contained in environmental bubbles and brought back aboard the Project: Armageddon space station where Stephen Lang tells them that escape is impossible. On Earth, Cyclops uses Cerebro to try and track the missing X-Men, finding no trace of them on Earth, confirming Peter Corbeau's theory that the Sentinels that captured them had ventured into space. On an evening of increased anti-mutant hysteria, which included riots and the fire-bombing of a pro-mutant judge, Peter Corbeau uses his connections with NASA to launch a Starcore shuttle into space, under the pretense of examining the coming solar storm, but in reality it is a cover so the X-Men can go on a rescue mission of their comrades in space. 

Aboard the space ship not all of the X-Men are comfortable with their situation; Storm struggles with her claustrophobia and Colossus loses his cool, changing into his metallic form, destroying his space suit while shouting out the name of his brother Mikhail. He explains to Nightcrawler that his brother was a Russian Cosmonaut who was seemingly destroyed when his space ship exploded. Cyclops is also worried about Jean's safety after the two of them are finally becoming romantically involved after so many years of repressing their feelings. As the space shuttle piloted by Peter Corbeau blasts off into space, a solar flare is detected at the Sun monitoring satellite known as Starcore One, with a direct course for Earth. Meanwhile, on Earth in the village of Dal'Room, Ireland, a solicitor named Flaherty rushes to the post office with an important letter for Sean Cassidy that needs to be rushed out to the United States right away. As he goes back out into the storm, he is confronted by a man who is Sean's cousin. When this man learns that he is too late to stop the warning to be mailed out to Sean, his cousin blasts him with an energy bolt from his cane, killing Flaherty. 

While in Earth orbit, the space shuttle approaches the space station that is operated by Project: Armageddon. Detecting the X-Men's approach, Stephen Lang sends out his Sentinels to destroy the shuttle. Their initial attack ruptures the hull of the ship, sucking Storm out into space. With Colossus at risk of suffocating, they ram the shuttle through the hull of the satellite so that they can board the station. Storm meanwhile is alone against a group of Sentinels and finds that she can control solar winds and cosmic energy in space, and uses these powers to defend herself against her robotic attackers. While inside the spaceship, Colossus, Nightcrawler and Cyclops manage to hold their own against the Sentinels that have come to stop them. Colossus is particularly savage in battle, believing that Storm was killed. However, when they finish destroying the Sentinels, Storm arrives alive and well, much to the Russian mutant’s joy. Cyclops is contacted via telepathically by Jean who tells him that Wolverine and Banshee are being held in the cell block while she and the Professor are being held in the main mission. Wanting to save Jean on his own, Cyclops orders the other X-Men to go and rescue Banshee and Wolverine. 

Blasting his way to the main mission of the satellite, Cyclops easily overpowers Stephen Lang and is about to beat him to death until Jean stops him. Before Cyclops can act any further, someone strikes him from behind. As Lang drags Cyclops away, Jean turns around and is shocked by who she sees. Moments later, the other X-Men arrive in the main mission they are confronted by what appears to be the original X-Men: Cyclops, Marvel Girl, Angel, Beast, and Iceman all led by Professor X who demands the original X-Men to kill the new team. 

This story is continued next issue....

TITULO: Classic X-Men #7
FECHA: Marzo / 1987 
PORTADA: Arthur Adams (lapices), P. Craig Russell (tinta) 
PERSONAJES: 
Featured Characters: X-Men: Cyclops, Storm, Wolverine, Colossus, Nightcrawler, Banshee, Professor X

Supporting Characters: Jean Grey, Amanda Sefton (First appearance), Betsy Wilford (First appearance), Moira MacTaggert, Dr. Peter Corbeau
Villains: Sentinels Mk III (First full appearance): Sentinel, Sentinel A3 (Destroyed), Sentinel A7 (Destroyed), Sentinel T-20, Stephen Lang
Other Characters: Stan Lee (Cameo), Jack Kirby (Cameo), Chris Claremont (Cameo), Dave Cockrum (Cameo), Julius Schwartz (Cameo), Bonnie Wilford (Cameo), Doctor Doom (seen ice skating on page one) (Cameo), Nick Fury (Cameo), Valentina Allegra de Fontaine (Cameo), Matt Murdock (Cameo), Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Unnamed New Yorkers
Locations: United States of America: New York: New York City: Rockefeller Center, Westchester County, Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters, Bahamas: Sentinel Space Station, refitted from a S.H.I.E.L.D. space platform
Items: Cyclops' Visor, version 2, Image Inducer, Cerebro
Vehicles: Peter Corbeau's boat, the Dejah Thoris (Destroyed), Project Armageddon's orbiting platform 
ESCRITOR: Chris Claremont 
DIBUJO: Dave Cockrum, Jim Sherman
TINTA: Frank Chiaramonte, Joe Rubinstein
COLOR: Michele Wrightson
EDITORIAL: Marvel Comics 
GENERO: Superheroes 
PAGINAS: 36 
FORMATO: .cbr 
TAMAÑO: 12.9 mb

" NO HAY MAYOR AMOR... "

(ORIGINALMENTE PUBLICADO EN X-MEN #100)

Continued from last issue... 

Aboard the space station run by the anti-mutant Project: Armageddon, it's leader Stephen Lang seemingly has control of the original X-Men (Cyclops, Angel, Iceman, Beast, Marvel Girl, Havok, Polaris and Professor X) and has ordered them to kill the new team (Storm, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossus, and Banshee). As the battle rages on, the new team of X-Men find some interesting inconsistencies from those that they are fighting: The original team seemingly has no memory of their replacements, the Beast isn't covered in blue fur and Cyclops is wearing his old visor. 

As they fight on the defensive, Wolverine decides to take the battle to Professor X and is caught off guard when the Professor stands on two legs and knocks Wolverine out in one punch. Marvel Girl uses her telepathic powers one Wolverine, and Wolverine finally realizes that they have been distracting him from using his enhanced senses. Relying on only those, Wolverine strikes at Marvel Girl, revealing that she is not the real Jean Grey at all, but a robot.

This angers Lang, as he had created his army of X-Sentinels to be unbeatable duplicates of the original X-Men to exterminate other mutants. Lang explains to the captured Cyclops, Professor X, Jean Grey, and Peter Corbeau how he was a member of a government project organized to determine the cause of mutants.

Having developed a hatred for mutants, he would the Sentinel base once owned by Larry Trask and go over the notes there to build his own Sentinels. Making a deal with a clandestine organization calling themselves the Council of the Chosen, Lang was given the funded he needed to begin Project: Armageddon to devise a means of eliminating mutants. While Lang has been ranting, Cyclops uses the opportunity to blast through his confinement with his optic blast and then free the others. 

As the X-Men in the other room destroy the Sentinel dopplegangers of the original team, Cyclops attempts to knock out Lang. Lang manages to flee to his gunship and attempts to kill Cyclops, however Jean uses her telekinesis to mess with the controls and forces Lang's gunship to crash into a view screen and explode, seemingly killing Lang in the process. With the space station compromised and about to blow, the X-Men find themselves stranded on the space station now that Lang's minions have escaped in all the escape pods. Going back to their ship, they find that the autopilot has been damaged, making it impossible to fly the ship through the solar flare passing through Earth's atmosphere without someone to pilot the ship. Corbeau points out that whoever pilots the ship would be flash fried by the radiation. 

However, Jean steps up and offers to fly the ship -- pulling Corbeau's flying skills from his mind and believing that her telekinetic shield could protect her from the radiation. When Scott tries to protest she uses her powers to knock him out and orders the other X-Men and Corbeau into the radiation shielded room. Even Wolverine and Storm fail to talk Jean out of sacrificing herself for them, but to no avail. 

Sealing the hole in the ship with a telekinetic shield, Jean begins to pilot the ship back through Earth. In the shielded room, Cyclops revives and tries to break free, forcing the other X-Men to restrain him, telling him that it's too late to save her. As Jean flies through the solar storm, her powers are pushed to the limits and the radiation pushes through causing her extreme pain. As she is overcome she screams out Scott's name. 

This story is continued next issue.... 

TITULO: Classic X-Men #8
FECHA: Abril / 1987 
PORTADA: Arthur Adams (lapices, tinta) 
PERSONAJES:
Featured Characters: X-Men, Cyclops, Storm, Wolverine, Colossus, Nightcrawler, Banshee, Professor X
Supporting Characters: Jean Grey, Peter Corbeau
Villains: Sentinel Mk III (Final appearance), (Destroyed), X-Sentinels (Final appearance), (Destroyed), Stephen Lang (Apparent Death), Vanisher (Only in flashback), Council of the Chosen (Only in flashback) (First appearance)
Other Characters: Michael Rossi (Only in flashback), Vanisher (Only in flashback)
Locations: Sentinel Space Station, refitted from a S.H.I.E.L.D. space platform
Items: Cyclops' Visor, version 2, Fastball Special
Vehicles: Starcore space shuttle

ESCRITOR: Chris Claremont 
DIBUJO: Dave Cockrum, Jim Sherman
TINTA: Dave Cockrum, Sam Grainger
COLOR: Michele Wrightson, Paul Becton

EDITORIAL: Marvel Comics 
GENERO: Superheroes 
PAGINAS: 36 
FORMATO: .cbr 
TAMAÑO: 12.0 mb

" COMO UN FENIX, DESDE LAS CENIZAS "

(ORIGINALMENTE PUBLICADO EN X-MEN #101)

TITULO: Classic X-Men #9
FECHA: Mayo / 1987 
PORTADA: Arthur Adams (lapices, tinta) 
PERSONAJES:
Featured Characters: X-Men, Cyclops, Storm, Wolverine, Colossus, Nightcrawler, Banshee, Professor X
Supporting Characters: Jean Grey, Peter Corbeau
Villains: Sentinel Mk III (Final appearance), (Destroyed), X-Sentinels (Final appearance), (Destroyed), Stephen Lang (Apparent Death), Vanisher (Only in flashback), Council of the Chosen (Only in flashback) (First appearance)
Other Characters: Michael Rossi (Only in flashback), Vanisher (Only in flashback)
Locations: Sentinel Space Station, refitted from a S.H.I.E.L.D. space platform
Items: Cyclops' Visor, version 2, Fastball Special
Vehicles: Starcore space shuttle

ESCRITOR: Chris Claremont 
DIBUJO: Dave Cockrum, Tom Morgan
TINTA: Frank Chiaramonte, Sam Grainger
COLOR: Michele Wrightson

EDITORIAL: Marvel Comics 
GENERO: Superheroes 
PAGINAS: 36 
FORMATO: .cbr 
TAMAÑO: 12.8 mb

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Justice League of America #30 "The Most Dangerous Earth of All" #37 "The Earth--Without a Justice League!" Crisis on Multiple Earths Saga Vol 1

" LA TIERRA MAS PELIGROSA DE TODAS"

With the Justice League of America of Earth-One defeated by the Crime Syndicate of America of Earth-Three, the latter decides to choose Earth-Two as the final battle ground between both Earths, however have targeted the only opposition on that Earth: The Justice Society of America. However, before the CSA can arrive, the JLA are able to warn the JSA about the CSA's previous victory from saying the word "Volthoom". 

Hawkman battle Johnny Quick, Black Canary battles Super Woman, Dr. Fate battles Power Ring, Hour Man battles Owl Man, and Star Man battles Ultra Man. In each battle, the JSA members manage to defeat the CSA members, however this was anticipated and this time Power Ring set his ring to transport the JSA members to Earth-Three should they manage to defeat the JSA members. 

Transporting the JLA members to Earth-Two for their final combat against the CSA, each JLA member is forced to fight a CSA member. Superman battling Ultra Man, Green Lantern fighting Power Ring, Wonder Woman fighting Super Woman, Flash against Johnny Quick and Batman fighting Owl Man. Each JLA member manages to defeat their CSA counterpart. And upon victory the JLA banishes the CSA in a bubble between worlds and free the JSA from imprisonment. With the CSA defeated, both teams return to their respective Earths. 

TITULO: Justice League of America #30 
FECHA: Septiembre / 1964 

PORTADA:  Mike Sekowsky (lapices), Murphy Anderson (tinta) 

PERSONAJES: Featured Characters: Justice League of America: Batman, Flash, Green Lantern, Superman, Wonder Woman

Supporting Characters: Snapper Carr (Flashback only), Justice Society of America: Black Canary (Dinah Drake Lance), Doctor Fate (Kent Nelson), Doctor Mid-Nite (Charles McNider), Hawkman (Carter Hall), Starman (Ted Knight)
Villains: Crime Syndicate of America: Johnny Quick, Owlman, Power Ring, Super-Woman, Ultraman
Other Characters: None
Locations: Earth-One; Earth-Two; Earth-Three
Items: Amulet of Anubis, Cloak of Destiny, Gravity Rod, Green Lantern Ring, Helmet of Fate, Lasso of Truth, Nth Metal
Vehicles: None 
ESCRITOR: Gardner Fox 
DIBUJO: Mike Sekowsky 

TINTA: Bernard Sachs 

COLOR: ? 
EDITORIAL: DC Comics

GENERO: Superheroes 
PAGINAS: 26 

FORMATO: .cbr 

TAMAÑO: 11.6 mb

" ¡LA TIERRA SIN LA LIGA DE LA JUSTICIA! "

On Earth-Two, Johnny Thunder is being called to a meeting of the Justice Society of America, when calling the Thunderbolt to make amends as they have not been on good terms in recent years. When the Thunderbolt tells Johnny that it intended on visiting Earth-One if he hadn't called him, Johnny becomes curious of that reality, and what his counterpart in that reality would be like. Ordering the Thunderbolt to take him to Earth-One, he meets his Earth-One counterpart who is a petty crook. Before Johnny can do anything, his evil counterpart knocks him out and has the Thunderbolt commit crimes for him. 

When the Flash stops the Thunderbolt's crime spree prompts Earth-One Johnny to order the Thunderbolt to go back in time and prevent the creation of the members of the Justice League from becoming super heroes. In preventing the Justice League members from ever getting their powers creates a new universe which Johnny dubs Earth-A (For "Alternate"). 

While on Earth-Two, the Justice Society begins to worry about Johnny being late for their meeting. Using his crystal ball, Dr. Fate locates Johnny on Earth-A, prompting the JSA to go there. There they battle Earth-One Johnny and the Thunderbolt, Johnny order the Thunderbolt to kick the JSA out of that reality. Returning to Earth-One, the JSA wonder where the Justice League is and begin to learn the truth. Deciding to setup a base in the location of where the Justice Leagues headquarters would have been, the JSA decides to take on the guise of various Justice League members to confuse Johnny. To that end, Dr. Fate appears as Superman, Mr. Terrific as Batman, Hawkman as the Martian Manhunter, and Flash, Atom, and Green Lantern disguise themselves as their Earth-One counterparts. 

Battling the Thunderbolt again, the JSA manage to confuse their opponents to gain the upper hand in battling the Thunderbolt. Johnny and the Thunderbolt retreats, and begins his next idea: Breaking his best men out of the prison, he has the Thunderbolt take them back in time and gain the powers of the Justice League. Creating his own evil-versions of Superman, Batman, Martian Manhunter, Flash, Atom, and Green Lantern. Having the Thunderbolt change the JSA back to their original forms, he challenges them to defeat his Lawless League.

TITULO: Justice League of America #37 
FECHA: Agosto / 1965 

PORTADA:  Mike Sekowsky (lapices), Murphy Anderson (tinta) 

PERSONAJES: Featured Characters: Justice Society of America: Atom (Al Pratt), Flash (Jay Garrick), Green Lantern (Alan Scott), Dr. Fate, Hawkman (Carter Hall), Mr. Terrific, Johnny Thunder (Earth-Two), Thunderbolt

Supporting Characters: Snapper Carr
Villains: Johnny Thunder (Earth-One) (First appearance), Lawless League (First appearance): Superman (Ripper Jones) (First appearance), Flash (Race Morrison) (First appearance), Atom (Barney Judson) (First appearance), Martian Manhunter (Eddie Orson) (First appearance), Batman (Bill Gore) (First appearance), Green Lantern (Monk Loomis) (First appearance) 
Other Characters: Justice League of America: Aquaman, Atom (Ray Palmer), Batman (Bruce Wayne), Flash (Barry Allen), Green Arrow, Green Lantern (Hal Jordan), Hawkman (Katar Hol), Martain Manhunter (J'onn J'onzz), Superman (Kal-El), Wonder Woman
Locations: Earth-One, Earth-Two, Earth-A (First appearance)
Items: None
Vehicles: Thanagarian Star Cruiser 
ESCRITOR: Gardner Fox 
DIBUJO: Mike Sekowsky 

TINTA: Bernard Sachs 

COLOR: ? 
EDITORIAL: DC Comics 

GENERO: Superheroes 
PAGINAS: 26 

FORMATO: .cbr 

TAMAÑO: 11.9 mb

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The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #12 "The Gentleman's Name Is the Hulk!"

" ¡EL NOMBRE DEL CABALLERO ES... HULK! "

Ver reseña en Amazing Spider-Man #119

TITULO: Amazing Spider-Man Annual Vol 1 #12

FECHA: Diciembre / 1978

PORTADA: John Byrne (lapices, tinta)

PERSONAJES:
Featured Characters: Spider-Man (Peter Parker)
Supporting Characters: J. Jonah Jameson, Harry Osborn, Aunt May, Betty Brant
Villains: Hulk
Other Characters: Thunderbolt Ross, Norman Osborn, Ned Leeds, Miss Delon (First appearance), Thomas (Osborn's Chauffeur), Mr Rafferty, Lieutenant Costeau
Locations: Canada: Montreal; New York City: Daily Bugle Building, Kennedy International Airport, Peter and Harry's Apartment
Items: Spider-Man's Web-Shooters, Spider-Man's Belt Camera
Vehicles: Passenger Jet
ESCRITOR: Gerry Conway

DIBUJO: John Romita Sr.

TINTA: Mike Esposito
COLOR: ?

EDITORIAL: marvel comics
GENERO: superheroes

PAGINAS: 40

FORMATO: .cbr

TAMAÑO: 24.3 mb

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