Son of M #2
In "Gene Pool," Quicksilver—powerless and broken—faces his lowest moment, leading to a desperate act that leaves him critically injured. Taken to the Inhumans by Crystal and Lockjaw, he slowly finds a fragile hope through time with his daughter, Luna. When denied permission to enter the Terrigen mists in search of new strength, he defies the royal family, setting off a journey that could change everything. Written by David Hine and illustrated by Roy Allan Martinez, with colors by Pete Pantazis and letters by Dave Lanphear, the issue's cover by John Watson captures the weight of his decision.
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Without his powers, Quicksilver finds life not worth the living and tries to kill himself by jumping off of a building. Despite Spider-Man's best efforts to stop him, his spine snaps when he lands and he is gravely injured. Crystal and Lockjaw take him back to the Inhumans to be healed. After spending some time with his daughter, Luna, his spirits begin to be restored. He asks for permission to enter the Terrigen mists in order to gain new powers but is denied by Black Bolt and Medusa. He does it anyway.
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