Essential X-Men #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Here Comes Yesterday (Part Eight)," Angel faces a haunting duality as his younger self battles alongside Hydra near Avengers Tower, forcing the Avengers to confront the impossible—two Angels at once. Meanwhile, Captain America returns to the Jean Grey School to confront Beast, while Jean Grey uses her powers to stop the younger Angel from fleeing back to the past. Written by Brian Michael Bendis and illustrated by David Marquez with colors by Marte Gracia, this pivotal issue unfolds with emotional weight and high-stakes tension. The cover by Chris Bachalo captures the moment’s intensity, a striking visual that reflects the story’s deep personal stakes.
In "Here Comes Yesterday (Part Eight)," Angel faces off against his younger self in a clash that spans time and identity, fighting alongside the Avengers near their tower. As Captain America heads back to the Jean Grey School to confront Beast, the younger Angel tries to escape into the past—only for Jean Grey to seize control of his mind and halt his retreat.
In "The New Revolution," Cyclops leads his reformed team toward a new mutant sanctuary, only to find themselves ambushed by a swarm of Sentinels. As the fight erupts, Maria Hill receives a startling warning about Cyclops—delivered from a source no one expected.
In "Poink Is the New Bamf," Emma and Scott grapple with the unexpected quirks of their powers, while Eva and the others seek a fleeting moment of normalcy by visiting their homes—only for Magento to disrupt their plans, drawing the unexpected attention of the Avengers.
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