Mystique #5
The fifth chapter of "Dead Drop Gorgeous" finds Marvel's shape-shifting antihero pressed flat against a graffiti-tagged brick wall, red-haired and blue-skinned in her natural form, a pistol tucked at her hip and both hands raised in a posture that reads equal parts cornered and calculating. Joseph Michael Linsner's cover art renders Mystique with striking confidence — the red X-symbol scrawled across the wall behind her feels less like a coincidence than a statement. Brian K. Vaughan and Jorge Lucas continue their run on this 2003 series, making this a sharp entry in one of Marvel's more stylish spy-tinged titles.
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As the rebels storm the Cuban Sentinel complex, the deadly robots are launched toward Havana to kill all mutants in the city. When Mystique locates the central power source for the Sentinels, it turns out not to be a machine but the rebel leader's missing mutant sister.
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