Un Récit Complet Marvel #48
In "Evadé du futur," Bishop is caught in a deadly game of cat and mouse as Mountjoy hijacks the bodies of his fellow X-Men, using their forms to infiltrate the X-Mansion. With his comrades unknowingly serving as hosts, Bishop must track the possessed villain through the team he once fought alongside, torn between his duty as a soldier of the XSE and his loyalty to the X-Men. Written by John Ostrander and brought to life with dynamic art by Carlos Pacheco, inks by Cam Smith, and vibrant colors by Joe Rosas, this 1995 issue delivers a tense, morally charged showdown. The cover, also by Pacheco and Smith, captures the chilling moment of possession in stark, striking detail.
Bishop races against time when he learns that Mountjoy, a future predator capable of absorbing his victims, has slipped into the present—and set his sights on Storm. With help from the X-Men and the unexpected arrival of Malcom and Randall, Bishop must confront a threat that blurs the line between past and present, before Mountjoy claims his next target.
In "Chasseur et gibier," Bishop pursues the elusive Mountjoy with cold precision, but his mission is complicated by Shard’s insistence that true justice demands execution—while Professor X’s voice echoes in his mind, urging restraint. With the X-Men’s presence felt only in a haunting dream sequence, the line between vengeance and duty blurs as the hunt intensifies.
In "Futur antérieur," Bishop fights Mountjoy in a brutal clash that sends him spiraling into haunting flashbacks of a future he can’t escape. As the villain gains the upper hand, Mountjoy’s grip tightens—not just on Bishop’s body, but on his mind, dragging him deeper into a past that may not yet be written.
In "Carnage au manoir," Mountjoy hijacks the bodies of the X-Men, using Professor X, Gambit, Archangel, Psylocke, and Beast as vessels while possessing Bishop to infiltrate the X-Mansion. As Bishop races to stop the possessed heroes, he must confront a brutal choice: eliminate Mountjoy as a soldier of the XSE or protect his teammates by sparing him—risking everything to keep his place among the X-Men.
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