Planète Comics #5
In "Au royaume des démons," the X-Men find themselves locked in a brutal clash with X-Factor—only to realize too late that the true enemy is far more insidious. Written by Chris Claremont and illustrated by Marc Silvestri, with Dan Green’s inks and Glynis Oliver’s colors, this 1996 issue delivers a tense, escalating clash of loyalty and madness. Bret Blevins’ cover captures the eerie, otherworldly dread of a battle where the line between ally and foe has vanished.
In "Au royaume des démons," N'astirh and S'ym clash over Magik, who now wears the guise of a demon, as the New Mutants and X-Terminators race to rescue ten infants caught in a dark ritual meant to sustain N'astirh’s portal to Limbo. With S'ym unleashing the Transmode virus into N'astirh’s form, Magik faces a terrifying choice—yield to the power of her Soul Sword and embrace a silver-armored transformation that blurs the line between protector and predator.
In "Inferno," the X-Men find themselves locked in a brutal clash with their former allies, X-Factor, as the Goblin Queen—posing as Madelyne Pryor—unleashes chaos across New York. With the team fracturing under paranoia and violence, Havok joins forces with Maddie and N'astirh atop the Empire State Building, preparing to open Limbo through the sacrifice of Nathan Christopher. As the X-Men and X-Factor finally unite to stop N'astirh, the true mastermind behind the inferno emerges—revealing a far darker scheme centered on Jean Grey.
In "Le don," Jo confronts the weight of her past when a desperate journey through Limbo forces her to face the younger version of herself. As the boundaries between time and nightmare blur, she must choose between vengeance and mercy—before the power she wields consumes her completely.
Find on ebay
Sell my copy
Have this issue — or a whole collection? Get a fair offer from us, skip the marketplace fees and the hassle.
We Buy Collections ▸Full credits
Reprints
↩ Reprints The New Mutants #72 (1989), X-Factor #37 (1989), The New Mutants #73 (1989), The Uncanny X-Men #242 (1989)
Reviews
Reader reviews
No reader reviews yet.