Fallen

As a giant falls, friends and enemies alike gather to mourn his passing. Amadeus Cho, Rick Jones, Betty Ross, Thunderbolt Ross, the Warbound and more. Can they all keep a level head – or will some of them get ANGRY? Plus, what secrets lie in the Last Will and Testament of Bruce Banner?

[Editor’s Note: The full title of this comic is “The Sentry: Fallen Sun.” For the sake of keeping spoilers out of the review title listings on the front page of the site, we’ve gone with the original spoiler-free title for now.] As if the spoilers weren’t obvious from the cover, the “Previously. . .” page is stamped with a red notification in all caps to the readership, “WARNING : READ ‘SIEGE’ #4 BEFORE THIS BOOK!” Flying in the face of authority (such as it is when it’s red type set onto a comic book page) I chose to ignore this warning. After all, the cover of this issue pretty much reveals one tragic outcome of the battle contained in the pages of “Siege” #4. A secret is dropped in this book, but Jenkins drops it on Reed Richards, who chooses not to share — not with the other characters in this book and especially not with the readers. It doesn’t affect the outcome of the story within, but it does offer a point of speculation for stories to come. Even though the characters are

As, I believe, a Batman movie said – You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become a villain. While that is not true for every anime character in every series, there are some characters that you do get to watch have the fallen hero transformation. In many series, these characters aren’t necessarily the protagonist, but rather a sort of tragic antagonist that is slowly made rather than being evil because the plot demands they be evil. If you are looking for fallen heroes, we got fallen heroes. Griffith From Berserk There aren’t really any heroes in the world of Berserk. It’s hard and violent even before things get even worse. However, Griffith was probably the closest thing that you would see. He wants to be king to give everyone a better life. That is quite the ambition for a street child who runs a mercenary band. In his ambition, Griffith sort of gives away pieces of himself until he finally shatters. When there is only his dream

Youm-e-Shuhada, observed annually on May 25th, holds profound significance in Pakistan's history. It is a day dedicated to paying tribute to the brave men and women who sacrificed their lives for the nation's sovereignty, security, and prosperity. In this article, we'll explore the importance of commemorating Youm-e-Shuhada and various ways to honor the fallen heroes on this solemn occasion.1. Historical BackgroundYoum e Shuhada has its roots in Pakistan's struggle for independence and subsequent conflicts. It commemorates the sacrifices of soldiers, civilians, and freedom fighters who laid down their lives during wars, battles, and acts of terrorism.2. Significance of the DayMay 25th is a day of remembrance and reverence, reminding us of the courage, valor, and selflessness displayed by the martyrs. It serves as a solemn reminder of the price of freedom and the sacrifices made to safeguard the nation's future.3. Commemorative ActivitiesOn Youm e Shuhada 25 May, var