Ant-Man #2 (of 4)

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Source Marvel



Nothing is sacred to Eric O’Grady. After he stole a suit from Hank Pym, he became the IRREDEEMABLE ANT-MAN, and in August’s ANT-MAN (2022) #2 by Al Ewing and Tom Reilly, he’ll take a little trip over to Scott Lang’s grave – with every intention of robbing it.

ANT-MAN #2 will flash back to the time just before SECRET INVASION, when shape-shifting Skrulls infiltrated every facet of human life with the intention of taking over the planet. While a Skrull poses as Hank Pym, the original Ant-Man, the Marvel Universe will need new heroes…but O’Grady probably isn’t one of them. However, when he sets out to retrieve important information from the late Lang’s helmet, he finds himself in the crosshairs of something much greater than himself.

In a special first look at the issue, O’Grady approaches Lang’s grave and does some brief, not-so-thorough reconnaissance before pulling his helmet on. Using the suit’s ant communication powers, he orders nearby ant colonies to start digging up Lang’s grave, until he gets a special visitor – from the future!

Another page shows O’Grady having an animated conversation with this visitor from the future. In another, O’Grady faces off against the Pym Skrull, taking a nasty left hook to the jaw and cracking Lang’s grave when he falls.

Written by AL EWING
Art by TOM REILLY
Cover by TOM REILLY
On Sale 8/31

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Source Comics XF





(W) Al Ewing (A/CA) Tom Reilly, Jordie Bellaire (CA) Betsy Cola
Jumping forward in time...the Marvel Universe has been infiltrated by shape-shifting Skrulls posing as allies. Little does anyone know that a SECRET INVASION is about to explode! But what does that have to do with this era's Ant-Man, Eric O'Grady?! Eric must retrieve important data from Scott Lang's helmet... The only problem is Scott Lang is dead! But what's a little grave robbing to someone who's irredeemable? The journey through Ant-Man's history continues!
RATED T+
In Shops: Aug 31, 2022
SRP: $3.99

[EsseJi]

Le #1 était une vraie réussite, plot et dessins, action et références, tout est réfléchi dans le détail et ça donne un tout solide.