2099 Unlimited #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA chrome-armored figure surges through orbit above Earth, fist raised and coiled around an American flag, while a rocket bearing the familiar "4" insignia tumbles nearby — the cover by Edmund Perryman and Robin Riggs crackles with cosmic tension and a tantalizing question: can Doom save the Fantastic Four? 2099 Unlimited #7 from 1995 finds Marvel's far-future anthology in fine form, with Warren Ellis and D'Israeli bringing "Mirrors" to life inside. It's a striking package that captures everything compelling about the 2099 line — familiar symbols reforged in a stranger, harder world.
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Metalscream battles and defeats Darkcore, but is hurt badly in the process. Litany Kirpatrick plugs Metalscream into a healing machine, but must hold off the Red Hermitage until he can recover. Once he does, Metalscream uses a powerful blast to finish off the Red Hermitage.
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