Die offizielle Marvel-Comic-Sammlung #24
In "Ruhe bitte: Psychische Rettungsaktion", die erste gemeinsame Geschichte von Grant Morrison und Michael Strittmatter bei Marvel, eskaliert die Anti-Mutanten-Hysterie durch den Einfluss von John Sublime und seinem kontroversen Werk „The Third Species“. Scott und Emma reisen zu einem Treffen mit Sublime, nur um von ihm angegriffen und mit seinem grausamen Plan konfrontiert zu werden, die Schule zu infiltrieren und Schüler als mutierte Organspender zu nutzen. Gleichzeitig wird Angel Salvadore von ihrem Vater verstoßen und von Mutantenjägern gefangen genommen. Ethan Van Sciver zeichnet die packenden Bildfolgen, während Frank Quitely die kraftvolle Cover-Art für diese außergewöhnliche Ausgabe gestaltet.
In "null," the escalating anti-mutant hysteria reaches a breaking point as John Sublime's controversial manifesto, *The Third Species*, fuels fear and division. Scott and Emma confront Sublime at a gathering, only to be attacked when he reveals his sinister plan to infiltrate the school and harvest mutant students for their organs. Meanwhile, Angel Salvadore is cast out by her father and captured by mutant hunters, thrust into a desperate fight for survival.
In "null," John Sublime’s mutant hunters prepare to storm the X-Villa, where Jean stands alone with the new students. Meanwhile, Wolverine rescues Angel from her captors, setting off a chain of tense confrontations.
In "null," Cassandra Nova, inhabiting Charles Xavier’s body, commands the Shi'ar invasion fleet as she steers it toward Earth, where the X-Men brace for her return. The story unfolds with tense anticipation, as the team prepares to face a threat wearing the face of their mentor.
In "null," the X-Mansion comes under brutal assault as Lilandra's Superguardian Team targets its inhabitants, blaming the X-Men for Cassandra Nova's betrayal. With no allies in sight, the residents must fight to survive the onslaught—before the truth behind the attack is revealed.
In "null," Cassandra Nova, possessing the mind of the Shi'ar Empress Lilandra, unleashes the Superguardian Team on the X-Men in a chilling assault that blurs the line between empire and invasion. With no allies left to trust and the fate of the mutant nation hanging in the balance, the X-Men must face a threat that wears the face of their former ally.
In "null," the X-Men brace for the looming threat of Cassandra Nova, relying on the new generation of students to hold the line. Jean Grey makes a profound choice, absorbing Charles Xavier’s entire consciousness into her own—leaving both their fates entwined in ways no one could have predicted.
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