X-Men: Age of Apocalypse - Termination #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn X-Men: Age of Apocalypse - Termination #nn, set in the fractured world of Earth-616, the fallout from the Apocalypse timeline continues to unfold. As Nightcrawler grapples with his past and Mystique’s failed attempt to recruit him, new alliances form and old wounds reopen—Graydon seeks to heal his father, Jean begins a new chapter with Graydon, and Weapon Omega confronts his darkest memories by freeing Jean from his grip. With tensions rising and past betrayals resurfacing, Nightcrawler takes decisive action against Dark Beast, demanding a return home. Written by David Lapham and illustrated by Renato Arlem and Valentine De Landro, with colors by Lee Loughridge and letters by VC's Cory Petit, this issue blends emotional weight with the high stakes of a world reshaped by war. Mike Deodato’s cover captures the moment’s intensity, a striking visual of a fractured destiny.
In the ashes of a broken world, the remnants of the X-Men—Jean Grey, Rogue, Sabretooth, and others—stand shoulder to shoulder with human allies like Beta Red and Orange Hulk as the last city of humanity braces against the relentless tide of Wolverine’s Akkaba forces. With the past haunting their every step, old wounds and buried secrets rise as the line between ally and enemy blurs in the face of extinction.
In the shattered remnants of a world ruled by tyranny, Azazel and Weapon Omega savor their triumph while plotting their next move. Jean Grey and Sabretooth navigate uneasy alliances with the X-Terminated as they launch a desperate mission to rescue Harper Simmons from Keeper Murdock’s grasp. With Cyclops discovered in the ruins and a hidden lab rumored to hold the key to their survival, the team pushes forward into the unknown—where old wounds and new betrayals may decide their fate.
Jean Grey and Sabretooth struggle to adapt to a world where their powers are gone, forced to rely on old instincts and new alliances. When Cyclops and his forces ambush them, the team must fight their way out—only to face a capture that threatens to unravel their mission. As Deadeye is taken, the group races to save her, unaware that Fiend’s hidden presence in the system is exposing a terrifying truth: Weapon Omega is bringing dead mutants back to life.
In the shattered ruins of a world remade by Apocalypse, Keeper hunts Fiend through the decaying halls of the Dreg Clinic, where secrets fester and old wounds bleed. Jean Grey finds herself caught between a dangerous date with Graydon Creed and a desperate fight for survival as Fiend clashes with Emplate to buy her time—while Bolivar Trask unleashes Sabretooth in a move that could change everything.
In the fractured world of Age of Apocalypse, Sugar Man unleashes the deadly Death Bean as a weapon against Weapon Omega, setting off a chain of desperate choices. With Sabretooth gravely wounded protecting Jean Grey and Prophet handing her the weapon, tensions rise among the fractured allies—each facing their own demons, from Goodnight’s hidden motives to the looming presence of the Overmind and the Shadow King.
In the shattered remnants of a world ruled by fear, Jean Grey finds herself at the center of a storm no mutant can predict. With the Shadow King’s influence spreading and the Doom Apparatus nearing activation, the X-Terminated—Deadeye, Fiend, Goodnight, Horror Show, and Prophet—rally against Weapon Omega, while Jean confronts the truth of her own humanity and the power that could end it all.
In the shattered aftermath of the Age of Apocalypse, Jean Grey stands at the heart of a storm, rejecting the corrupting might of the Death Seed—freeing herself and Weapon Omega from its grasp. As Lady Penance calls for peace among the fractured remnants, old wounds reopen: Cyclops and the others struggle to accept the end of the weapon’s power, while Horror Show discovers his father’s fate. Amid the wreckage, Azazel and the Black King strike against Goodnight’s betrayal, and Moreau and Trask seal the Death Seed’s power within the Doom Apparatus—locking away a threat that may never truly be gone.
In a fractured world where the past is a battleground and redemption wears a mask, Jean Grey finds herself drawn into a fragile new beginning with Graydon Creed, even as Weapon Omega seeks to atone for his darkest deeds by confronting the ghosts of his past—including the man he once called brother. As Nightcrawler fights to reclaim his place in a world that no longer remembers him, and Lady Penance begins to rebuild from the ashes, the lines between enemy and ally blur in the shadow of a dying Apocalypse’s legacy.
In the heart of a fractured San Francisco, the Dreaming Celestial stirs from its slumber, unleashing a wave of chaos as creatures from beyond the veil begin to tear through the city. With the X-Terminated, X-Treme X-Men, and other allies scattered, each team races to contain the onslaught—while Jean Grey’s desperate plan to use the Death Seed is undone by the cunning theft of Dark Beast.
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