X-Men 2099 #4
In "La stanza oscura," a group of X-Men are captured by the enigmatic Teatro del Dolore, a sinister force conducting unsettling experiments on them. As tensions rise, the unstable Fitzgerald is pushed to the brink, unraveling under the strain and seizing control of his powers in unpredictable ways. Written by John Francis Moore and Pier Paolo Ronchetti, with art by Ron Lim and inks by Jim Sanders III and Jimmy Palmiotti, this 1994 issue features a haunting cover by Ron Lim and Harry Candelario.
In "La stanza oscura," a group of X-Men are captured by the enigmatic Teatro del Dolore, a sinister institution that subjects them to brutal experiments. As the torment escalates, the psychological toll drives Fitzgerald to the brink, unleashing his powers in ways no one could have predicted.
In a fractured future where power and peril walk side by side, Destino stands guard over a young boy who bears the ancient, mysterious Occhio di Agamotto—its light a beacon no one should claim. As a monstrous force closes in to claim the artifact, Destino must hold the line, even as his allies fall into the hands of Feng Huan’s relentless enforcers.
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