Les Défenseurs #10
"La main se referme" marks a pivotal moment in the Defenders' saga, as the team is summoned by the Avengers to investigate the sudden disappearance of Citrusville through the Nexus of Realities. With J. M. DeMatteis scripting and Don Perlin, Joe Sinnott, and Sal Trapani bringing the action to life—each contributing distinct textures to the art—this issue plunges the heroes into a battle against the demon Unnthinnk and a journey to the mysterious realm of the Six Fingered Hand, culminating in Nighthawk’s dramatic departure. Al Milgrom’s striking cover captures the tension of the moment, making this 1984 12,00 FRF release a standout in the series.
In "La main se referme," the Defenders answer the Avengers' call when the town of Citrusville vanishes into the Nexus of Realities, plunging them into a battle against the demon Unnthinnk and a dangerous journey to the dimension of the Six Fingered Hand. As the stakes rise, Nighthawk makes a pivotal decision that shakes the team's unity.
In "La foule sans visages," Dr. Strange finds himself ensnared in a cosmic trap when Mephisto exposes a chilling truth: the missing fragments of Eternity have destabilized the multiverse, and the very spell that should save him is being twisted into a weapon. As the Six-Fingered Hand manipulates reality through repeated teleportations, Strange must confront a darkness that feeds on his own power.
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