Marvel Série II #2
In "Deus poupe a criança..", the X-Men find themselves caught between duty and destiny as Lilandra brings them to her lunar stronghold to face the Phoenix's destruction. With Jean Grey’s fate hanging in the balance and the Phoenix Black stirring once more, Xavier demands a trial by combat—only to be denied. As the X-Men clash with the Imperial Guard across the Blue Zone of the Moon, the weight of sacrifice looms heavy. Written by John Byrne, Chris Claremont, and Paulo Furtado, with art by Byrne and inks by Austin, this pivotal issue features a cover by Byrne and Austin that captures the storm of conflict.
In "Deus poupe a criança..", the X-Men return to the U.S. only to find Professor X back and ready to lead again, but Banshee stays behind in Scotland with Moira. With Xavier identifying a new mutant, the team sets out to recruit her—only to face a fierce rival: the Hellfire Club, also determined to claim the young Kitty Pryde.
In "Cristal," Kitty helps four X-Men escape Emma Frost’s grasp as Scott and Jean race to recruit the first mutant of the disco era—Cristal—before the Hellfire Club claims her. Jean’s mind remains haunted by lingering mental intrusions from the Mastermind, deepening the tension as old alliances are tested.
In "Fugir ou Morrer!", Kitty, Jean, and Kurt race to rescue the rest of the team from the clutches of the White Queen, pushing their limits as they face her icy dominion. When the Phoenix awakens in a moment of desperate need, its power surges in a stunning display that shakes the battlefield. With Xavier offering a place to two new mutants, only one accepts—Kitty, stepping into a new chapter as the team expands.
In "O Clube do Inferno!", Jo and her fellow X-Men seek guidance from Angel—himself a member of the secretive, dangerous Club of Hell—only to find themselves brutally attacked by its inner circle. As the Mestre Mental twists reality, Jean Grey is drawn into a sinister illusion, becoming the Club’s Black Queen, leaving Wolverine as the last hope to stage a rescue.
In "Wolverine à Solta!", Wolverine fights his way through the Clube do Interno to rescue his captured teammates, while Cyclops and the X-Men struggle against the new Black Queen, Jean Grey, in a battle that may already be lost.
In "Tarde Demais, Heróis!", Jean Grey’s mind fractures under the Mestre Mental’s manipulation, unleashing a terrifying surge of power that turns her into the Fénix Negra. With the X-Men caught in the crossfire, the mansion becomes a battleground as they fight the Clube do Inferno in a desperate bid to stop the chaos.
In "Fénix Negra," Jean grapples with a terrifying transformation, unleashing her powers as Fénix Negra and turning against her former X-Men teammates. As she storms toward the outer reaches of space with a devastating mission, the surviving mutants face the impossible choice of stopping her—or letting her go.
In "Filha da Luz e da Escuridão!", Jean Grey returns to Earth, drawn back into the storm of her past as the Black Phoenix. After a brutal clash with the X-Men and a final, desperate surge of Xavier’s power, she is restored—but not before the team vanishes without a trace.
In "O Destino da Fénix," Jean Grey stands at the center of a cosmic reckoning as Lilandra and the Imperial Guard demand her death for the destruction of an entire solar system. With Xavier pleading for a trial by combat, the X-Men and the Guard clash in the Blue Zone of the Moon, where Jean’s fate—and the fate of the Phoenix—hangs in the balance.
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