X-51 #6

Jan 2000 · Marvel · 1.99 USD; 2.99 CAD

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In "A View to a Kill!", X-51 faces a deadly new threat when Sebastian Shaw hires the mercenary Omoto to target him. With Omoto kidnapping Peter Spaulding—an old associate of X-51’s— to draw the team out from their satellite base, the stakes rise fast. As the battle unfolds, X-51’s nanites undergo another critical upgrade, pushing his abilities beyond what they’ve been before. Written by Karl Bollers and Mike Higgins, with art by Joe Bennett and inks by Bob Wiacek, this 2000 Marvel issue features a cover by Geof Isherwood.

Contains 3 stories

A View to a Kill!

22 pp · Superhero

X-51 [Aaron StackMachine Man]Peter SpauldingJill SpauldingOtomoValerie CooperCalvin Rankin [Mimic]Sebastian ShawSentinelsShinobi Shaw (cameo flashback)

In "A View to a Kill!", X-51 is pulled from his satellite sanctuary when Sebastian Shaw orchestrates the kidnapping of Peter Spaulding, a former associate, to force a confrontation. With Omoto leading the assault and Sentinels closing in, X-51’s nanites surge again, pushing his abilities beyond their limits in a high-stakes clash that tests his resolve and power.

Fast Lane Part 2: Feel the Rush!

8 pp · Superhero

Sam ExmoreToni HarrisZane Whelan (introduction)Bob Lefferts (introduction)

In "Fast Lane Part 2: Feel the Rush!", Sam Exmore and Toni Harris find themselves caught in a high-stakes chase when Mysterio strikes again—this time during a Zane Whelan music video shoot. With Spider-Man’s help, the trio must stay one step ahead as the chaos unfolds, testing their nerves and their trust in the spotlight.

Bullpen Bits #29

0.25 pp · Humor, Superhero