X-Force 1999 #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Loose Ends Part One: Picking Up the Pieces," X-Force ventures into Germany on a mission to free Hanransha’s siblings—only to be captured by Hanna, the mother of the V-8 genetic experiments, who seeks to drain their powers to become a being of immense strength. With Shatterstar, Rictor, Hanransha, and Neurotap in her grasp, the team must rely on their allies to break through her defenses and stop her before she succeeds. Written by Fabian Nicieza and illustrated by Ken Lashley, with inks by Rodney Ramos and colors by Kevin Somers, this pivotal issue features a striking cover by Jim Cheung and Rob Stull.
Shatterstar and Rictor are in Mexico, dealing with the fallout of Rictor’s family’s drug empire, when they’re pulled into a twisted genetic experiment. Forced to fight as sparring partners, they’re suddenly confronted by Hanransha—an earlier test subject—whose revelations expose a dark legacy of eight siblings bred for perfection under the shadow of a malevolent force.
Shatterstar and Rictor join forces with Hanransha to storm Martin Henry Strong’s Denver stronghold, uncovering his role in experiments on Hanransha’s siblings. As they confront Neurotap and former X-Force allies, loyalties fracture and tensions rise in a mission driven by vengeance and desperate hope.
In "Chapter Three: X-P8," Shatterstar, Rictor, Cannonball, Dani Moonstar, and Warpath race to Germany to rescue Hanransha’s siblings, only to be captured by Hanna Verschiagen—the twisted mother behind the V-8 experiments. With Hanransha and Neurotap in her grasp, Hanna begins siphoning their powers, seeking to become a godlike force of destruction. The rest of X-Force must act fast to break through her defenses and stop her before she succeeds.
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Reprinted in X-Force Epic Collection #8 (2023)
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