X-Men 2000 #[nn]

Jul 2000 · Marvel · 3.50 USD; 5.25 CAD

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“Mutie.Dead”

In "Mutie.Dead," Lady Deathstrike finds herself hunted by Bastion's Prime Sentinels and must turn to the X-Men for help, leading them on a dangerous trail to Belize. As Stryfe reemerges to exploit the chaos, Deathstrike confronts the cost of violence and discovers a path beyond destruction—though Stryfe slips away. Written by Chris Claremont and illustrated by Scot Eaton, with inks by Scott Hanna and colors by HiFi Design, this issue features a striking cover by Arthur Adams.

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writer Chris Claremont · artist Scot Eaton · inker Scott Hanna · colorist HiFi Design · letterer Jonathan Babcock · cover Arthur Adams

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Full credits

writer Chris Claremont

artist Scot Eaton

inker Scott Hanna

colorist HiFi Design

letterer Jonathan Babcock

cover pencils, inks Arthur Adams

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Bastion's Prime Sentinels try to gain control over Lady Deathstrike; she seeks the X-Men's aid. They trace the Sentinels to Belize. Stryfe, who had activated the Sentinels, attacks. Deathstrike learns there are alternatives to killing and Stryfe escapes.

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