Marvel. Официальная коллекция комиксов #24
In this pivotal 2014 issue from the Marvel Official Comic Collection, Jean Grey’s fate hangs in the balance as Lilandra brings the X-Men to her base to execute her for the Phoenix’s cosmic atrocity. With Xavier demanding a trial by combat, the X-Men clash with the Imperial Guard on the Blue Area of the Moon—where the Dark Phoenix resurfaces, forcing Jean to make a final, selfless choice. Written by John Byrne and Chris Claremont, with art by Byrne and inks by Terry Austin, the story’s emotional weight is matched by the striking cover by Byrne and Austin.
In "null," the X-Men return to the mansion only to find Professor X has come back from the dead, ready to lead once more. With a new mutant on the horizon and the Hellfire Club making a move on a young Kitty Pryde, tensions rise as the team prepares to answer the call—while Banshee remains behind in Scotland with Moira.
In "null," Kitty helps four X-Men escape Emma Frost’s clutches as Scott and Jean race against the Hellfire Club to recruit Dazzler, the first mutant of the disco era. Jean’s struggle with Mastermind’s lingering mind trips deepens, testing her focus and resolve.
In a tense, high-stakes mission, Kitty guides Scott, Jean, and Kurt through a dangerous confrontation with the White Queen, who holds the rest of the X-Men captive. As Phoenix awakens in a moment of crisis, her power surges in ways that defy expectation. When Xavier extends an invitation to two new mutants, only Kitty accepts—leaving Dazzler to choose her own path.
In "null," the X-Men turn to Angel for guidance as they confront the dangerous Hellfire Club—only to be overpowered by its inner circle. With Jean Grey mysteriously transformed into the Black Queen under Mastermind’s influence, Wolverine stands alone in a desperate bid to save his teammates.
In "null," Wolverine claws through a desperate rescue mission as Cyclops and the X-Men struggle against the Inner Circle and their enigmatic new Black Queen, Jean Grey—caught in a battle where every move feels like a step toward the edge.
In "null," Jean confronts the lingering effects of Mastermind's manipulation, breaking free from his psychic grip as the X-Men clash with the Hellfire Club inside their fortified mansion. With Mastermind undone by her fury, Jean’s power surges beyond control—pushing her toward a terrifying transformation.
In "null," Jean Grey’s descent into the Dark Phoenix unleashes a terrifying transformation as she turns on her former X-Men teammates, leaving them reeling and searching for a way to stop her. With the galaxy now in her crosshairs, Jean vanishes into the void, driven by an unstoppable force that threatens to consume entire star systems.
In "null," Jean Grey returns to Earth as the Dark Phoenix, confronting the X-Men and the life she once knew. After a brutal clash with her former teammates, Xavier's final act forces the Phoenix force from her body—only for the entire team to vanish mid-victory, leaving behind only silence and the echo of what was lost.
In "null," Jo and the X-Men find themselves caught in a high-stakes trial on the Blue Area of the Moon, where Lilandra demands justice for the Phoenix's cosmic atrocity. With Xavier pleading for a trial by combat and the Imperial Guard ready to fight, the fate of Jean Grey hangs in the balance as old wounds and ancient powers stir.
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