X-Men 2099 #15
In "Mostri abominevoli," Loki is captured and subjected to experiments that alter his powers, reaching out to Corridore under the alias Halloween Jack. Meanwhile, Krystalin attends her father's funeral, navigating grief in a world where the lines between hero and monster blur. Written by John Francis Moore and Pier Paolo Ronchetti, with art by Ron Lim and inks by Harry Candelario, this 1995 issue delivers a haunting blend of personal loss and twisted transformation, all rendered in vivid color by Tom Smith and lettered by Fabio Ciacci. The cover, penciled by Ron Lim and inked by Harry Candelario, captures the eerie tension of the story’s central mystery.
In a future where mutant powers are both weapon and curse, Loki—captured and transformed through brutal experimentation—awakens with twisted abilities, reaching out to Corridore under the eerie alias Halloween Jack. Meanwhile, Krystalin mourns her father’s passing, her grief shadowed by the unsettling echoes of a world that never stops changing.
In "Fiabe della decostruzione," the two Destino clash across time, their battle unraveling the very fabric of fate. As one of them confronts the truth of his own existence, the line between destiny and deception begins to blur.
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