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Uncanny X-Men / Fantastic Four '98#[nn]
Cover: Melvin Rubi & Keith Champagne

Uncanny X-Men / Fantastic Four '98 #[nn]

Sep 1998 · Marvel · 2.99 USD; 4.05 CAD
“Thresholds”

"Thresholds" brings together the X-Men and the Fantastic Four in a tense, character-driven clash that begins when a disgruntled scientist stumbles upon the Psycho-Man’s emotion manipulator, setting off a chain of events that shatters a quiet night at the opera and interrupts Ben and Wolverine’s poker game. Written by Joe Casey and illustrated by Paul Pelletier with dynamic inks by Keith Champagne and others, the issue blends psychological tension with the signature energy of both teams, all rendered in vivid colors by Felix Serrano, Soto, Tom Smith, Gregg Schigiel, and Wilson Ramos. The cover by Melvin Rubi and Keith Champagne captures the moment’s escalating stakes with sharp, dramatic flair.

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writer Joe Casey · artist Paul Pelletier · artist Leo Fernández · inker Andrew Pepoy · inker Keith Champagne · inker Rob Leigh · inker Ray McCarthy · colorist Felix Serrano · colorist Soto · colorist Tom Smith · colorist Gregg Schigiel · letterer Richard Starkings · letterer Comicraft · colorist Wilson Ramos · cover Melvin Rubi, Keith Champagne

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Full credits

writer Joe Casey
inker Rob Leigh
colorist Felix Serrano
colorist Soto
colorist Tom Smith
letterer Comicraft
colorist Wilson Ramos
cover pencils Melvin Rubi
cover inks Keith Champagne

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A disgruntled scientist finds the Psycho-Man's emotion manipulator and decides to seek revenge on Mr. Fantastic, thus disrupting a quiet night at the opera and Ben and Wolverine’s poker game. (Can you say bad idea).

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).