X-Men Classic #110
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Freedom Is a Four-Letter Word," the X-Men find themselves caught between a city they’re trying to protect and a force sworn to stop them, as Freedom Force moves in on their San Francisco hideout. With tensions rising and the local police stepping in, the team faces a new kind of threat—one that challenges not just their strength, but their place in the world. Written by Chris Claremont and drawn with sharp precision by John Romita Jr., with Dan Green’s inks, Glynis Oliver’s colors, and Tom Orzechowski’s lettering, the issue’s haunting cover by Jae Lee captures the storm brewing beneath the surface.
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The X-Men are hanging out with Lindsay and Jessica in San Francisco when they are attacked by Freedom Force who wants to arrest them. The X-Men are soundly defeated but the San Francisco Police Department shows up and Lieutenant Morrel tells Freedom Force to get lost. Unfortunately, due to damages from the battle, the X-Men are also asked to leave the city. Rachel decides to tell Cyclops that she is his daughter from the future.
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