X-Men #14

Mar 1998 · Panini Deutschland · 4,95 DEM; 40,00 ATS; 4,95 CHF

📊 ~45,150 copies sold its debut month

🌐 German edition · synopsis shown in English

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“Todesboten”

In "Todesboten," Psylocke delves into Gambit’s mind, probing a hidden trauma, while the X-Men face off against two Gen-Nation operatives responsible for a deadly attack on a nightclub. Bobby’s lingering visions of Emma Frost deepen the tension as the team races to uncover the truth behind the massacre—without knowing what’s coming. Written by Scott Lobdell and Reinhard Schweizer, with art by Roger Cruz and inks by Townsend, Milgrom, and Vince Russell, and colored by Steve Buccellato and Electric Crayon, this 1998 issue features a cover by Carlos Pacheco and Terry Austin.

writer Scott Lobdell · writer Reinhard Schweizer · artist Roger Cruz · inker Townsend · inker Milgrom · inker Vince Russell · colorist Steve Buccellato · colorist Electric Crayon · letterer RAM · cover Carlos Pacheco, Terry Austin

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Cast · 40 characters

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writer Scott Lobdell

writer Reinhard Schweizer

artist Roger Cruz

inker Townsend

inker Milgrom

inker Vince Russell

colorist Steve Buccellato

colorist Electric Crayon

letterer RAM

cover pencils Carlos Pacheco

cover inks Terry Austin

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Psylocke stöbert in Gambits Gedanken herum, um sein schreckliches Geheimnis zu erfahren. Die X-Men kämpfen gegen zwei Mitglieder der Gen-Nation, die kürzlich eine Disco voller Menschen getötet haben. Bobby hat weiterhin Halluzinationen von Emma Frost.

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