Marvel Select Flip Magazine #20
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Torn Part Two," the aftermath of the House of M reality crash lands on heroes still reeling from the loss of everything they knew. Peter Parker grapples with the painful return of Gwendy and Uncle Ben’s deaths, while the X-Men face chaos as mutants like Iceman and Dani Moonstar lose their powers—leaving Emma Frost to uncover a terrifying truth: only a few mutants remain. With the Avengers hunting the missing Scarlet Witch and the X-Men confronting a powerless Magneto on Genosha, the world teeters on the edge of collapse. Written by Brian Michael Bendis and illustrated by Olivier Coipel, with inks by John Dell, Scott Hanna, and Tim Townsend, and colors by Frank D'Armata, this pivotal issue unfolds with emotional weight and high stakes. The cover by John Cassaday and Rick Ketcham captures the fractured tension of the moment.
In the wake of the House of M's collapse, only a few heroes remember the reality that was—Peter Parker struggles with the renewed loss of both Gwendy and Uncle Ben. At the X-Mansion, chaos unfolds as mutants like Iceman and Dani Moonstar lose their powers, and Emma Frost, using Cerebro, uncovers a terrifying truth: only a handful of mutants remain on Earth. Meanwhile, the Avengers hunt for the Scarlet Witch, and the X-Men journey to Genosha, only to find Magneto powerless too.
In "School's Out Forever," the annual awards ceremony at Xavier's is shattered when the Blob crashes the party with a full-scale attack on the school. With teachers overmatched, the New Mutants and Hellions must set aside their rivalry and team up to stop the unstoppable force.
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↩ Reprints New X-Men #15 (2005), House of M #8 (2005), Astonishing X-Men #14 (2006)
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