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"Capítulo I: Caza Mortal" kicks off a gripping X-Men tale with a trio of desperate journeys: Danielle Moonstar, haunted by the Demon Bear that killed her parents, faces its return; Rachel Summers, stranded in a different time, reaches out to Professor X; and Warlock flees from the terrifying shadow of his father, Magus. Written by Chris Claremont and Francisco Pérez Navarro, with bold, atmospheric art by Bill Sienkiewicz—both inks and pencils—this 1995 issue delivers a haunting start, its moody colors by Glynis Wein and sharp lettering by Elena Gueimunde amplifying the tension. The cover, also by Sienkiewicz, captures the dread in a single, striking image.
In "Capítulo I: Caza Mortal," Danielle Moonstar faces the terrifying legacy of her past as the Demon Bear—her parents' killer—comes for her once more. Meanwhile, Rachel Summers struggles to reach Professor X across time, and Warlock flees from the shadow of his father, Magus. The hunt is on, and danger closes in on all fronts.
In "Capítulo II: Sitio," Danielle Moonstar clings to consciousness during a perilous surgery, while Warlock and Magus race toward Earth aboard the Starjammers. As Magik begins to awaken her powers, the Demon Bear strikes again—dragging the New Mutants and two captives into a nightmarish dimension.
In "Capítulo III: Malas Tierras," the New Mutants face the terrifying Demon Bear in a surreal, otherworldly confrontation. As the battle unfolds, Officer Tom Corsi and nurse Sharon Friedlander are mysteriously transformed into Indians, caught in the dark magic of the realm. With courage and resolve, Magik wields her Soulsword to break the beast's hold, freeing Danielle Moonstar’s parents, who had been trapped in its shadow.
In "Capítulo IV: ¡Fiesta Movida!," the New Mutant girls throw a slumber party at Xavier's school, turning the normally quiet campus into a whirlwind of laughter and mischief. When Warlock crashes near the school after destroying Asteroid M, chaos erupts—until the team calls on Doug to reach out to the alien, leading to an unexpected invitation that could change everything.
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