martes, 7 de abril de 2015

V for Vendetta #5 "Book II part II: A Vocational Viewpoint"

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" LIBRO II PARTE II: VALORACIÓN PROFESIONAL "

V begins his broadcast and criticizes the human race itself, filling them in on their disappointing behavior. Meanwhile, Evey attempts to return to normal life after her abandonment.


Part IV: A Vocational Viewpoint 
Part V: The Vacation
Part VI: Variety
Part VII: Visitors


TITULO: V de Vendetta #5
FECHA: Enero / 1989
PORTADA: David Lloyd (lapices, tinta, color)
PERSONAJES: 
Featured Characters: V
Supporting Characters: Evey Hammond
Villains: Norsefire
Other Characters: Unknown
Locations: V for Vendetta, England, London
Items: Unknown
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: 35
FORMATO: .cbr
TAMAÑO: 11.7 mb
 
 
 
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Classic X-Men #40 "The Dark Phoenix Saga Part 6: Too Late, the Heroes! / Fundamental Imbalance"

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" ¡DEMASIADO TARDE, HÉROES! "
(APARECIDA ORIGINALMENTE EN X-MEN #134 JUNIO/1980)


JOHN BYRNE (LÁPICES), TERRY AUSTIN (TINTA)


Continued from last issue... 

Cyclops has nearly been killed in psychic combat with Mastermind inside Jean's telepathic report she shared with Cyclops. As the Hellfire Club gloats over this victory, Jean looks on in worry. Before the Hellfire Club can do anything else, Wolverine bursts through the door tossing off guards as he goes. Sebastian Shaw orders Jean to attack Wolverine, which she does, however while the others are focusing on that she uses her telekinetic powers to unlock the ruby quartz helmet on Cyclops's head. Scott knocks out Donald Pierce before using his optic blast to free his fellow X-Men and blast Henry Leland. 

Jean stops her fight and tells Wolverine to go join the others, Logan goes after Leland to get revenge for his earlier defeat. Cyclops defeats Shaw by blasting out the ground out from under him, and Donald Pierce manages to escape when Colossus foolishly tries to stop him in his human form. Witnessing the battle, Mastermind decides to use his illusionary powers to hide out and see what happens. As Wolverine dives down to the lower level of the Hellfire Club to attack his foe, Leland makes the stupid mistake of using his mass increasing powers on Wolverine causing him to land heavily on Leland with his claws out. As Sebastian Shaw tries to flee through the club, he is attacked by Nightcrawler and Storm. 

The disturbance at the Hellfire Club does not go unnoticed, as the authorities are called in an alert also goes in at nearby Avengers Mansion where the Beast is on monitor duty. Reading about how his former friends in the X-Men involved in the commotion, he erases record of the emergency call and goes to help his old comrades. 

Back at the club, Colossus catches up to Donald Pierce and gets in an arm wrestle with him. Colossus's strength proves better and he breaks Pierce's mechanical arm, however Pierce shocks Colossus in the face with his severed appendage and flees the scene. While else where in the club, Nightcrawler and Storm try their best to defeat Sebastian Shaw in battle, however he escapes as well. Meeting up with Pierce in one of the clubs many secret tunnels, he tells his comrade that he will make the X-Men pay for this. Upstairs Cyclops tries to calm the party goers, however Mastermind uses his powers to make them think that he is attacking them. Just then, the power cables that Wolverine slashed earlier in the night connect with the rising rainwater causing the power to go out in the club. Cyclops runs into Wolverine in the dark and tells him to gather the other X-Men while he goes looking for Jean. 

Jean meanwhile, giving into the darkness in her soul tracks down Mastermind and pins him to the wall. She finds on him a device created by the White Queen that allowed him to beam his illusions directly into her mind. She is darkly amused, but destroys the device and then gives Mastermind what he wanted: control of cosmic power. Opening up his mind to the vastness of the universe Jean causes Mastermind to enter a catatonic state and leaves him. She runs into Scott and although she feels strange she accompanies him and the other X-Men as they flee to their ship parked in Central Park. Watching them go from the window, Shaw vows to ruin the X-Men's public image and turn them into public enemy number one. 

The X-Men load up into their plane and take off just as the authorities begin to arrive. Jean, finally unable to contain herself, gives in to her darkside. Changing her costume into a crimson version of her Phoenix outfit, and announces that she is no longer the woman they knew, but power incarnate. Suddenly, the X-Men's ship explodes. 

This story is continued next issue.... 
 
 
 
TITULO: Classic X-Men #40
FECHA: Noviembre / 1989
PORTADA: Steve Lightle (lapices, tinta)
PERSONAJES:
Featured Characters: The X-Men: Cyclops, Storm, Wolverine, Colossus, Nightcrawler
Supporting Characters: Beast, Senator Kelly
Villains: The Hellfire Club: Sebastian Shaw, Donald Pierce, Mastermind, Harry Leland, Black Queen / Dark Phoenix - (First appearance as Dark Phoenix)
Other Characters: Unnamed Hellfire Club guests
Locations: New York: New York City: Hellfire Club Mansion, Avengers Mansion
Items: Cyclops' Visor, ver. 2, Ruby-Quartz Helmet, Emma Frost's Mindtap Mechanism
Vehicles: X-Men's Skycraft
ESCRITOR: Chris Claremont; John Byrne (Too Late, the Heroes), Tom Orzechowski (Fundamental Imbalance)
DIBUJO: John Byrne (Too Late, the Heroes), Jim Fern (Fundamental Imbalance)
TINTA: Terry Austin (Too Late, the Heroes), Joe Rubinstein (Fundamental Imbalance)
COLOR: Bob Sharen (Too Late, the Heroes), Glynis Oliver (Fundamental Imbalance)

EDITORIAL: Marvel Comics
GENERO: Superheroes
PAGINAS: 31
FORMATO: .cbr
TAMAÑO: 10.4 mb
 
 
 
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Justice League of America #64 "The Stormy Return Of The Red Tornado!"

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" EL TORMENTOSO RETORNO DE RED TORNADO! "

Earth-Two: Black Canary, Flash, Starman, Hourman and Dr. Fate meet at the Justice Society headquarters for another meeting of the group. Their meeting is interrupted by the arrival of a new Red Tornado. The JSA are shocked, because this is obviously no the Red Tornado that they remember, however the being insists that he used to be a member of the group and that he has memories of all the members including their secret identities and powers. When they have him take his mask off, they find that he is nothing more than a faceless robot underneath. When reports of attacks by similar appearing robots at a nearby museum reach the JSA, they spring into action taking the Red Tornado with them. 

There they find the robots vaporizing the contents of the museum to be collected by a giant ship. The JSA and Red Tornado try to fight off the robots. Although the JSA have the upper-hand, through seeming bungling of the Red Tornado all the members are struck down and seemingly killed by the robots. Red Tornado and Dr. Fate manage to escape the same fate when they their bodies (rendered inert from paralyzing dust) causes them to fall in a nearby lake, which washes away the dust. 

Pulling themselves out of the water, Red Tornado feels himself being drawn by some unknown force and leaves the scene. As it turns out, Red Tornado was created by the Earth-One villain T.O. Morrow, who had escaped to Earth-Two following his battle against the Flash and Green Lantern's of Earth-One. There he built a computer that would tell him the best way to commit his super-crimes. The computer had suggested that he create the Red Tornado as it would be the key to preventing the Justice Society from stopping him. 

When the Red Tornado tries to stop T.O. Morrow, he uses his futur-energy guns to deactivate the robot. Consulting his computer to learn the best way to loot Atlantis, he is told that his key to victory would be from having the Red Tornado active and opposing him. Meanwhile, back at the Justice Society headquarters, Dr. Fate has gathered Green Lantern, Atom, Hawkman, Sandman, Mr. Terrific and Dr. Mid-Nite to try and figure a way to revive their fellow JSA members. Their alert monitor alerts them of the recently reactivated Red Tornado's battle against T.O. Morrow's robots and they go to lend him a hand. Easily defeating the robots, Red Tornado tells them that the key to reviving their fallen comrades would be to use the futur-energy guns to restore them. However, upon taking one it discharges a powerful bolt knocking out all the JSA members. 

Victorious, T.O. Morrow cannot settle for just being the master of one Earth, and decides to go back to Earth-One and defeat the Justice League of America. However, when goes to consult his computer, it tells him that the only way he can defeat the Justice League is if they team up with the Red Tornado. This story is continued next issue...


TITULO: Justice League of America #64
FECHA: Agosto / 1968
PORTADA:  Dick Dillin (lapices), Jack Abel (tinta)
PERSONAJES: 
Featured Characters: Red Tornado II (First appearance), Justice Society of America: Flash (Garrick), Hourman, Dr. Fate, Black Canary, Starman, Green Lantern (Scott) (Cameo), Atom (Cameo) , Mr. Terrific (Cameo), Sandman (Cameo), Hawkman (Cameo), Dr. Mid-Nite (Cameo)
Supporting Characters:
Villains: T.O. Morrow
Other Characters: Red Tornado (Ma Hunkel) (Flashback only), Justice League of America: Green Lantern (Jordan) (Flashback only), Flash (Allen) (Flashback only)
Locations:
Items:
Vehicles:
ESCRITOR: Gardner Fox  DIBUJO: Dick Dillin
TINTA: Sid Greene
COLOR: ?  EDITORIAL: DC Comics
GENERO: Superheroes  PAGINAS: 25
FORMATO: .cbr
TAMAÑO: 10.2 mb



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The Amazing Spider-Man #203 "Bewitched, Bothered and Be-Dazzled!"

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" DESCONCERTADO, DESBORDADO Y DESLUMBRADO! "

Swinging through the city, Spider-Man spots the Dazzler being chased by a strange orb of light. Thinking it's his old foe Will O' The Wisp again, he goes to the mutants rescue. Dazzler, not sure who to trust, attacks Spider-Man after he pulls her to safety and makes her escape from the scene. Unable to find Dazzler, Spider-Man decides to return home for the night. 

There he is visited by both Harry Osborn and Flash Thompson, and completely forgot that they were going to see Star Trek: The Motion Picture for opening night. While Peter and his friends are watching the movie, not far away, Dazzler is once more pursued by the orb of light. It manages to catch her and utilizes her light powers in order to restore it to it's original form: That of Spider-Man's one-time foe the Lightmaster, who has spent all this time trapped in the light dimension and is using the Dazzler's mutant powers as a means to return to Earth. Dazzler tries to fight back, and the two end up smashing into the theater where Peter and his friends are watching the movie. 

Peter manages to slip away and change into Spider-Man and tries to save Dazzler from Lightmaster but is easily defeated by his foe. Lightmaster then captures Dazzler and takes her back to his lab at Empire State University. Spider-Man recovers and deduces where Lightmaster would go and confronts him there. There he arrives too late to stop Lightmaster from using his equipment on the light generating mutant. When some of the machines explode in the battle, Spider-Man tries to save Dazzler, to find that her body has been possessed by Lightmaster. 

With her mutant powers enhanced by Lightmaster's abilities, the possessed disco singer proves to be too powerful for Spider-Man to handle. Tagging her with a spider-tracer he makes his escape, changing back to Peter Parker to evade his enemy. Resting up, Peter then goes to the Daily Globe to drop off his pictures, then visits with Aunt May before looking for the Dazzler once more in the evening. He manages to find her and she is briefly back in control of herself until Lightmaster exerts his will on her once more. 

This time Spider-Man has had time to deduce a way to stop Lightmaster, knocking Dazzler out he takes her back to Lightmaster's lab where he hooks her up to the same machine that Lightmaster used on her the previous night and reverses the process, sending Lightmaster back into the light dimension and freeing Dazzler from his control. 


TITULO: Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 #203
FECHA: Abril / 1980
PORTADA: Frank Miller, Jim Mooney (lapices), Jim Mooney (tinta)
PERSONAJES: Featured Characters: Spider-Man (Peter Parker)
Supporting Characters: Dazzler, Harry Osborn, Flash Thompson, Aunt May
Villains: Lightmaster
Other Characters: Daily Globe, Barney Bushkin
Locations: New York City: Peter's Chelsea Apartment, Empire State University, Daily Globe Building, Restwell Nursing Home
Items: Spider-Man's Web-Shooters
Vehicles: None
ESCRITOR: Marv Wolfman
DIBUJO: Keith Pollard, Mike Esposito
TINTA: Mike Esposito, Jim Mooney
COLOR: Bob Sharen
EDITORIAL: marvel comics
GENERO: superheroes
PAGINAS: 19
FORMATO: .cbr
TAMAÑO: 5.3 mb


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