Facteur X #3
In "Copie conforme!", the junior members of X-Factor face a pivotal moment as they prepare to return to school, only to be drawn into a clash with the Alliance, whose protests against the Mutant Registration Act escalate into chaos. With Beast reclaiming his blue, furred form and his mind restored, the tension peaks as Freedom Force intervenes, forcing X-Factor to sign the Registration Act—pushing Rusty to make a difficult choice. Written by Louise Simonson and illustrated by Walt Simonson, with inks by Bob Wiacek and colors by Petra Scotese, this 1990 issue captures a turning point in the team’s journey, all framed by Steve Lightle’s striking cover.
In "Pour que le monde sache," the junior members of X-Factor face a tense morning as they prepare to head to school, only to be drawn into a clash with the Alliance, whose protests against the Mutant Registration Act spiral into chaos. With Beast reclaiming his mind and his blue, furry form, and Freedom Force stepping in to arrest the Alliance, the group finds itself at a moral crossroads—forcing Rusty to confront his choices and the cost of standing by his beliefs.
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