Les Défenseurs #5
In "Bataille de rois !", Hellcat delivers urgent news to the Black Panther at his New York consulate: the Defenders have traced the Mandrill back to Wakanda, but the trail leads to a dangerous trap. With the Black Panther and the Defenders racing to stop a stolen Wakandan device that can silence all sound, a single accidental activation sparks chaos in the city. Written by Ed Hannigan and illustrated by Don Perlin and Jim Mooney, with inks by Mooney and Pablo Marcos, and colors by George Roussos and Bob Sharen, this 1982 issue features a cover by Rich Buckler and Al Milgrom.
In "La machine du silence," Hellcat delivers a tense warning to Black Panther: the Defenders’ trail to the Mandrill leads back to Wakanda, setting off a deadly game of cat and mouse. With the team on the hunt for a stolen Wakandan device capable of inducing total silence, a single misstep unleashes chaos—turning the city’s noise into a riot no one can control.
In "Musique pour hurler," Ant-Man and the Wasp face a bizarre threat when the enigmatic trumpet player Trago unleashes a mystical sonic power learned during his time in India. As their battle unfolds, the duo must overcome both the hypnotic music and the tragic cost of their victory.
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