X-Force: Phalanx Covenant #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the complete 'Phalanx Covenant' crossover storyline as it appeared in the pages of X-Force, following Cable and his team as they confront the techno-organic Phalanx—a hive-minded alien threat that assimilates mutants and humans alike. The story sees the team teaming up with Generation X and other X-Men allies, with key moments involving the capture and transformation of characters like Douglock (the merged form of Doug Ramsey and Warlock), as well as the debut of the new mutant team Generation X. Written by Fabian Nicieza and Scott Lobdell with art by Tony Daniel and others, this volume collects X-Force #38–41 and material from X-Men Unlimited #2.
In "Phalanx Covenant: Life Signs Part 1," Fabian Nicieza and Tony Daniel lead a tense, high-stakes mission as Douglock, Forge, Rahne, and Cannonball race across Italy to uncover the hidden origins of the Phalanx, while Moira and Xavier grapple with the escalating threat from Mont St. Francis. The story unfolds with sharp urgency, blending sci-fi dread and mutant resilience, all rendered in striking detail by Tony Daniel and Kevin Conrad, with color by Marie Javins and lettering by Chris Eliopoulos.
Shinar stands at the heart of the Babel Spire, a beacon of desperate hope amid the encroaching silence of the Phalanx. As the X-Family races against time to stop the alien hive from summoning its fleet, the line between salvation and annihilation flickers in the light of a tainted dawn.
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