Classic X-Men #2
In "¡Cuidado con la Mole!", the X-Men face a mysterious new mutant hiding in plain sight—working under the name La Mole at a traveling circus. When Scott tracks her down, she refuses to join, but her decision shifts when Warren and Jean arrive, leading to a tense standoff that ends in her escape and a dramatic return to the circus, where she takes control and arms the workers. Written by Stan Lee and Francisco Pérez Navarro, with dynamic art by Jack Kirby and inks by Paul Reinman, this 1994 classic from Planeta DeAgostini features a standout cover by Jack Kirby and George Roussos.
In "¡Cuidado con la Mole!" from Classic X-Men #2 (1994), the X-Men track down a mysterious new mutant hiding in a traveling circus, known only as La Mole. When Scott finds her working under the big top, she initially refuses to join, but after Jean and Warren arrive, her decision shifts—only to lead her back to the circus, where she takes control and arms the performers. The team must regroup when the circus turns into a fortress, testing their resolve and teamwork.
In "¡La Hermandad de Mutantes Diabólicos!," the X-Men gather to mark the first anniversary of their school, only to be drawn into a crisis when the Diabolical Mutant Brotherhood seizes control of the republic of San Marcos. As the team fights to liberate the nation, they find themselves evenly matched—until Professor X arrives, shifting the tide. With Magneto fleeing and leaving behind two bombs, Mercurio races to disarm one, while Xavier is struck by the second, his psychic abilities suddenly compromised.
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