The Adventures of the X-Men #6
In "Back in the USSR Part 2: Clear and Present Danger," Magneto confronts the chilling truth that Apocalypse manipulated him into launching missiles at the United States, forcing him to join forces with the X-Men to stop a nuclear catastrophe. Written by Ralph Macchio and illustrated by Ben Herrera, Roberto Flores, and Gary Martin, with inks by Ralph Cabrera, colors by Matt Webb, and letters by Michael Higgins, this pivotal 1996 issue sees the Brotherhood and mutants united against a shared threat. The cover by Andy Kuhn captures the tension of a world on the brink.
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Discovering that Apocalypse manipulated him into shooting Russian missiles at the U.S., Magneto and his Brotherhood team up with the X-Men to take on the real bad guy and stop the missiles before they cause a nuclear holocaust.
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