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Cover: Julian Totino Tedesco

Uncanny X-Force #35

Feb 2013 · Marvel · 3.99 USD
📊 ~47,736 copies sold its debut month
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“Rainbows, Puppy Dogs & Sunshine”

In "Rainbows, Puppy Dogs & Sunshine," Wolverine pays a quiet visit to Daken’s grave in Japan, while Betsy journeys to Otherworld to seek forgiveness from her brother. Deadpool drops by the Jean Grey School to share a moment with Evan, leaving behind a small surprise. At the White Sky facility, E.V.A. brings Fantomex back to life—only for the machine’s three-brain design to create three distinct versions of him, one of them a woman. The trio of Fantomex then takes Psylocke home to meet their mother. Written by Rick Remender and illustrated by Phil Noto, with colors by Frank Martin Jr. and letters by Virtual Calligraphy and Cory Petit, the issue’s cover by Julian Totino Tedesco captures the story’s bittersweet tone.

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writer Rick Remender · artist, inker Phil Noto · colorist Frank Martin Jr. · letterer Virtual Calligraphy · letterer Cory Petit · cover Julian Totino Tedesco

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artist, inker Phil Noto
letterer Cory Petit
cover pencils, inks Julian Totino Tedesco

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Wolverine visits Daken's grave in Japan. Betsy travels to Otherworld and apologizes to her brother for her recent actions. Deadpool drops in at the Jean Grey school to chat with Evan (and leave him a little gift). The members of X-Force gather at the White Sky facility where E.V.A. resurrects Fantomex. Because he has three brains, the machine accidentally re-creates him as three separate people (one of them a girl). Fantomex (all three of them), take Psylocke home to meet their mother.

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