Generation X #3
In this 1998 issue of Generation X, Beast arrives at Xavier’s school to administer tests, leaving M overwhelmed and blanking out—prompting Beast to suggest the reaction may stem from M being autistic. Meanwhile, in L.A., Chamber and Howard the Duck stage a chaotic distraction with the Torres gang, giving Skin the chance to handle a personal matter. Written by Scott Lobdell and illustrated by Chris Bachalo, with inks by Joe Pimentel and colors by Steve Buccellato, the cover by Chris Bachalo and Mark Buckingham captures the series’ quirky, offbeat energy.
In "null," Beast visits Xavier’s school to conduct student evaluations, only for M to suddenly blank out during the test—leaving Beast to quietly suggest the episode may stem from M’s autism. Meanwhile, in a chaotic L.A. detour, Chamber and Howard the Duck distract the Torres gang in a bar brawl while Skin slips away to handle a personal matter.
In "null," Banshee and Husk take Franklin, Artie, and Leech to the Halloween parade in Rutland, Vermont, where the usual festive chaos takes a darker turn. Meanwhile, Chamber, M, Jubilee, and Skin fend off pranksters targeting the school, while Nightmare reaches out to Emma, showing her a chilling glimpse of what might come—unless she acts.
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↩ Reprints Generation X #21 (1996), Generation X #22 (1996)
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