X-Men by Chris Claremont: Prelude to a Future Past #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Prelude to a Future Past," a pivotal moment in mutant history unfolds as the Brotherhood targets Senator Kelly, setting off a chain reaction that reshapes the X-Men’s future. With help from a future version of Kitty Pryde temporarily inhabiting her present body, the team confronts Mystique and her allies—only for the young mutant’s consciousness to return just as Kelly is rescued. A month later, in the wake of the attack, Senator Kelly appoints Gyrich to lead a covert Sentinel initiative known as "Project Wideawake." Written by Chris Claremont and John Byrne, with art by Byrne and inks by Terry Austin, this issue features a striking cover by Salvador Larroca.
In a fractured future, a desperate mission unfolds as Rachel Summers sends Kitty Pryde back to 2013 to warn the X-Men of an impending threat. With the fate of mutants hanging in the balance, a young woman, a boy, and a man named Big Alex, Robbo, and George find themselves caught in a timeline that could unravel everything.
In "Mind out of Time!", a young woman from the future temporarily inhabits her present self’s body to prevent a deadly assault on Senator Kelly by the Brotherhood. With the help of the X-Men, her future self must outmaneuver Mystique and her allies before time resets—but the cost of altering the timeline may be greater than anyone expects. A month later, the aftermath sparks a new secret project with far-reaching consequences.
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