X-Factor #8
In "X-It Strategies," the lingering fallout of the Summers Rebellion reaches the present, forcing Rictor and Shatterstar to confront their growing rift while X-Factor finally comes head-to-head with the enigmatic Cortex. Written by Peter David and illustrated by Valentine De Landro, with inks by Pat Davidson, colors by Jeromy Cox, and lettering by VC and Cory Petit, this issue delivers tense momentum and sharp character dynamics. The cover by David Yardin captures the moment’s intensity with striking precision.
In "X-It Strategies," Siryn faces an unexpected and emotionally charged battle against someone she never saw coming, testing her resolve in ways that go beyond the fight itself. Meanwhile, Madrox, Layla Miller, and Ruby Summers are thrust into a desperate struggle against Omeganoid Sentinels just as they close in on the truth behind the enigmatic Cortex.
In the wake of the Summers Rebellion’s escalating chaos, X-Factor is pulled into a storm they can’t ignore—Rictor and Shatterstar must navigate their fractured past while confronting the shocking truth behind Cortex, a villain whose identity cuts deeper than anyone expected. With the team facing off against Omeganoid Sentinels and a web of betrayals, the line between ally and enemy blurs in this intense, character-driven chapter.
Layla Miller stumbles into the heart of the Summers rebellion, caught between the fierce resolve of Cyclops and his daughter Ruby Summers as they push against the oppressive forces holding mutants captive. With Dwayne and Linqon caught in the crossfire, the line between loyalty and survival blurs in a world where every choice could change everything.
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↩ Reprints X-Factor Special: Layla Miller #1 (2008), X-Factor #46 (2009), X-Factor #47 (2009), X-Factor #47 (2009), X-Factor #48 (2009), X-Factor #49 (2009), X-Factor #50 (2009), X-Factor: Overtime #[nn] (2009)
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