Valkyrie brings the mystery of 'The Man Who Died Twice' to Avengers Inc. #3
Nov. 16, 2023The Wasp and Victor Shade have a new case to investigate
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Janet Van Dyne and Victor Shade’s investigations into the unknown continue in the next issue ofAvengers Inc.- and they’re about to be joined by a familiar Thor character who brings with her a very strange mystery to be solved.
Yep,Valkyrieis on hand in an issue that sounds like a riff on the great whodunnit trope of detectives going on holiday, only to find that trouble has followed them. Somebody has murdered Skurge the Executioner. The thing is… he was already dead. Here’s Marvel’s official synopsis for the issue:
“DIAL V FOR VALKYRIE! Her name is Janet Van Dyne. She’s got a personal invite from Jane Foster. His name is Victor Shade. He’s a dead warrior - on a technicality, at least. So together, they’re on vacation in Valhalla - to solve the mystery of how a dead man can die again…”
You can check out a preview of pages from the new issue in the gallery below.
Avengers Inc.follows crime-fighters Janet Van Dyne and the mysterious Victor Shade - a spirit who has possessed the body of her old enemy, Whirlwind. Little does Janet known that her ex-husband, Henry Pym, long presumed dead, is manipulating events from behind-the-scenes. It’s a really fun book that mixes superheroics with the style and panache of an old detective series.
Avengers Inc. #3 is written by Al Ewing, drawn by Leonard Kirk, inked by Kirk and Belardino Brabo, and colored by Alex Sinclair. It’s published byMarvel Comicson November 22.
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