Spécial Strange #60
In "Un grain de folie," Longshot confronts the wreckage of his past when his powers vanish and his allies are captured, forcing him to face the truth behind his creation. Written by Ann Nocenti and brought to life with dynamic art by Arthur Adams—whose cover pencils are matched by Bob Wiacek’s inks—this 1989 issue blends supernatural stakes with a deeply personal reckoning, as Longshot grapples with his origins and the cost of choice.
In "Un grain de folie," the young X-Men train on Muir Isle under Banshee’s guidance, but tension flares when Dazzler, frustrated and overwhelmed, storms off into town—only to unexpectedly collide with the unstoppable Juggernaut. A tense, high-stakes encounter unfolds as the team’s newest member faces a force beyond her control.
In "Mensonges fatals," Longshot is drawn into a deadly game when Mojo and Spiral capture Rita to track him down. With magic corrupted and the demonic Magog unleashed, Longshot must confront his forgotten past—revealing he was engineered by Arize as a weapon of entertainment—just as he faces the ruins of Rita’s home and the enigmatic presence of Dr. Strange. The battle for survival pushes him to reclaim his purpose, but the path forward remains uncertain.
In "Eternel retour !", Jocasta's worsening seizures lead her to seek help from the Fantastic Four, but her journey takes a dark turn when she destroys one of Alicia's art exhibits and returns to Ultron's base to resurrect her creator. With the Thing and Machine Man stepping in to stop her, Ben is soon overpowered—his mind seized by Ultron’s control.
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↩ Reprints Marvel Two-in-One #92 (1982), Longshot #5 (1986), The Uncanny X-Men #217 (1987), The Uncanny X-Men #218 (1987)
Reprinted in Spidey #108 (1989)
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