X-Factor by Peter David Omnibus #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Multiple Homicide," a deadly twist upends Madrox’s powers when one of his duplicates is killed and cannot be reabsorbed—leaving a chilling mystery in its wake. As X-Factor faces public scrutiny and a new identity emerges in the spotlight, the team must confront the fallout of a world that’s just learned their secret.
In "Crowd Control," X-Factor faces a bizarre crisis when two men, both claiming to be the real Jamie Madrox, engage in a brutal fight that threatens to unravel public trust in mutants. As the team scrambles to sort fact from fiction, they’re also forced to confront the fallout of a growing fear around mutant identity—especially when a new term, "geecee," is coined to redefine how society talks about mutation.
In "Politically Incorrect," X-Factor faces a crisis of identity when they must determine which Multiple Man is the real one, testing their trust and resolve. As tensions rise, Strong Guy is challenged by Slab, sparking a clash that sends shockwaves through Washington, D.C.—and brings the iconic monument crashing down.
When one of Multiple Man’s duplicates turns on the team, X-Factor is thrown into a deadly pursuit that leads straight into the web of Mr. Sinister’s newest and most dangerous operatives—the Nasty Boys. With betrayal in the air and a hidden enemy pulling strings, the team must confront a threat that’s as ruthless as it is unpredictable.
In "This Means War," X-Factor is sent to Trans-Sabal to assist government forces battling rebel factions, including the enigmatic Arman and his allies. As tensions flare between the U.S.-backed troops and the resistance, Harry and Penfold find themselves caught in a conflict where loyalty is tested and the lines between ally and enemy blur.
In "X-Calation [War & Pieces Part 2]," the escalating clash between the Hulk and the Pantheon forces X-Factor into the heart of a volatile international conflict in Trans-Sabal. With tensions flaring and allegiances tested, the team finds themselves caught between forces they can't control—while personal connections, like Betty and Marlo meeting Rick's mom, add unexpected weight to the storm.
In "War and Pieces: Conclusion Fortunes of War," the escalating conflict reaches a breaking point as dictator Farnoq Dahn holds Havok captive, forcing him to power a devastating nuclear program. With the Pantheon still locked in battle against X-Factor and Dahn’s true cruelty exposed through a horrifying missile attack that endangers both Havok and innocent citizens, the fate of Tans-Sabal hangs in the balance. As the situation spirals, Gamal and Stahn find themselves caught in the crossfire of a war where even the most desperate choices may not be enough to stop the coming destruction.
In "Great X-Pectations," tensions rise when the MLF stages a daring breakout, freeing captured Nasty Boys despite X-Factor’s efforts to stop them. Amid the chaos, Cannonball shares a quiet, heartfelt moment with Rahne, while Julio Cortez, Mrs. Cortez, Doctor Tucker, Vicky Wang, and Mr. Claudius navigate the escalating stakes of the situation.
In "Playing with Fire!", X-Factor confronts the M.L.F. at a clinic where Dr. Tucker claims he can detect the mutation gene before birth and eliminate it—putting Victoria Wang and others in the crosshairs of a dangerous ethical battle.
In "Tough Love [X-Cutioner's Song Part 2]," the fate of Professor Xavier hangs in the balance as doctors work desperately to save his life after he’s shot by Cable. Meanwhile, X-Force races to track down Cable, only to clash with X-Factor in a brutal confrontation. As the stakes rise, the Horsemen seize Scott and Jean, dragging them into Sinister’s growing web of schemes.
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