Spécial Strange #54
In "Le duel," Cyclops and Storm face off in a high-stakes clash over who should lead the X-Men, testing their ideals and loyalty in a moment that reshapes the team's future. Written by Chris Claremont and brought to life by Rick Leonardi’s dynamic art, with Whilce Portacio’s inks and Glynis Oliver’s colors, this 1988 issue captures a turning point in mutant history. The cover by Jean Frisano perfectly frames the tension between the two leaders, as Xavier remains stranded in space and a new chapter begins with the arrival of Nathan Christopher Summers.
In "Le duel," Cyclops and Storm face off in a high-stakes test of leadership for the X-Men, each proving their worth in a battle that leaves the team fractured. With Cyclops departing and Xavier stranded in space, the future of the mutant team hangs in the balance—especially as Maddie's newborn son, Nathan Christopher Summers, begins his journey into a world shaped by their choices.
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↩ Reprints Marvel Two-in-One #79 (1981), Web of Spider-Man #8 (1985), The Uncanny X-Men #201 (1986), The Uncanny X-Men #202 (1986)
Reprinted in Titans #108 (1988)
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