X-Men #3
In "Wüstensturm in Israel," the X-Men race against time to locate their missing teammates, unaware that Legion, the missing mutants, Magnus, and Xavier are trapped in a dangerous temporal rift in Israel—twenty years in the past. As Lilandra warns Xavier that Legion’s actions could unravel reality itself, a far more immediate threat stirs at home: Sabretooth escapes his confinement and faces off against Wolverine in a tense showdown. Written by Fabian Nicieza and Reinhard Schweizer, with dynamic art by Andy Kubert and Matt Ryan, this 1997 issue delivers high-stakes tension across timelines, all capped by a striking cover by Joe Madureira and Tim Townsend.
In "Wüstensturm in Israel," the X-Men race against time to stop Legion—now wielding the power to manipulate time—before he alters history. Trapped in a past he's rewritten, the team must confront his influence in a desert clash that tests their resolve and unity.
In a tense twist of time and fate, Gabrielle Haller finds herself caught in a web of danger as the X-Men’s search for their missing teammates leads them into a fractured timeline. With Legion’s actions in the past threatening to unravel reality itself, and Sabretooth breaking free in the present, the stakes rise as unseen forces—Die Beobachter—watch from the shadows.
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