Spécial Strange #28
In "Un coup de maître!", the X-Men return to the States after a mission abroad, only to find Professor Xavier back at the mansion—ready to lead once more. With a new mutant on the radar and the Hellfire Club making a move on young Kitty Pryde, tensions rise as the team prepares for a new chapter. Written by John Byrne and Chris Claremont, with art by Byrne and inks by Terry Austin, this 1982 issue brings the X-Men’s dynamic energy to life, colored by Bob Sharen. The cover, by Jean Frisano, captures the moment with striking detail.
In "Lorsque l'enfant paraît...", the X-Men return to the States after a mission, but Banshee stays behind in Scotland with Moira. Back at the mansion, Professor Xavier is waiting—reunited with his team and already sensing a new mutant presence. As the X-Men prepare to seek out this young power, the Hellfire Club sets its sights on Kitty Pryde, offering her a path of influence and danger.
In "Entropie, entropie," the Thing storms Project Pegasus to rescue Wundarr, only to be swayed by Captain America’s caution—perhaps the child-like hero holds the key to the Cosmic Cube. When Victorius steals the Cube and vanishes into the Florida Everglades, the two heroes follow, racing through swamps and secrets neither expected.
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↩ Reprints Marvel Team-Up #71 (1978), Marvel Two-in-One #42 (1978), The X-Men #128 (1979), The X-Men #129 (1980), Une Aventure des Fantastiques #28 (1982), Une Aventure de l'Araignée #15 (1982), Spidey #29 (1982), Strange #150 (1982), Strange Spécial Jeux #150 HS (1982), Strange Spécial Origines #151 (1982)
Reprinted in Nova #53 (1982), Strange #150 (1982), Titans #41 (1982), Spidey #30 (1982), Strange #151 (1982), Titans #42 (1982)
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