Spécial Strange #115
In "Nation montante!", the X-Men's mutant teens face a week of escalating chaos: Chamber, wracked with guilt after accidentally blowing up the girl's dorm, keeps quiet—especially when Paige’s kiss is the real trigger. With Emma and Sean confined to cramped quarters during repairs, Synch and Skin channel their energy into building a tree house for Artie and Leech in the Danger Grotto. Meanwhile, Banshee’s world tilts when a panicked call from Scotland claims his ancestral castle has vanished without a trace. Written by Scott Lobdell and illustrated by Roger Cruz, with inks by Mark Buckingham and colors by Steve Buccellato and Electric Crayon, this 1996 issue features a cover by Joe Madureira and Tim Townsend.
In "Nation montante!", Iceman and Rogue hit the road with no power and no plan, but Bobby’s mind keeps flashing with visions of Emma Frost. Meanwhile, Gambit stirs from his coma, and Beast faces a painful reckoning with Trish over the fallout from exposing the Legacy Virus. As the X-Men race to stop a pair of dangerous mutants responsible for a string of brutal killings, tensions rise and old wounds surface.
In "Contrecoup," Chamber wrestles with guilt after an accidental explosion in the girl's dorm—his secret, and the reason he won’t speak up, tied to a moment with Paige. While Emma and Sean navigate the cramped chaos of temporary quarters, Synch and Skin channel their energy into building a tree house for Artie and Leech in the Danger Grotto. Meanwhile, Banshee is thrown into panic by a mysterious call from Scotland: his family’s ancestral castle has vanished without a trace.
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