X-Men Classic #2
"La notte del demone" sees the X-Men—Banshee, Cyclops, Wolverine, and Jean Grey—ambushed and kidnapped during the holiday season by Steve Lang’s new Sentinels. Only Cyclops escapes, while the others are taken to a satellite, leaving the team scattered and vulnerable. The story takes a sudden turn as Peter Corbeau arrives at Xavier’s Mansion, setting the stage for a tense and mysterious new chapter. Written by Chris Claremont, Andrea Plazzi, and Luca Scatasta, with art by Dave Cockrum and cover by Dave Cockrum, this 1995 issue delivers a classic X-Men mystery with a chilling atmosphere and a pivotal moment for the team.
In "La notte del demone," Cyclops, grieving the loss of Thunderbird, lashes out in rage and shatters a mysterious stone in Xavier's Park—unleashing a dark force the X-Men must now confront before it spreads beyond control.
In "Fratello mio, nemico mio," the X-Men face a chilling threat as Eric the Red manipulates Havok and Polaris into turning against their teammates. With Xavier away on vacation following eerie dreams of a distant battle, Jean returns to the team just as tensions rise and old bonds are tested.
In the midst of the holiday season, the X-Men—Banshee, Cyclops, Wolverine, and Jean Grey—are ambushed and abducted by Steve Lang’s new Sentinels. Only Cyclops escapes, left to piece together the mystery as his teammates are taken to a satellite. Meanwhile, the arrival at Xavier’s Mansion of Peter Corbeau sets a new course in motion.
In "Sorge una stella funesta," the X-Men launch a high-stakes rescue mission to SHIELD's orbital platform, racing against time to save their teammates from the enigmatic Lang. As they breach the station, they're met with a terrifying wave of Sentinels—some eerily modeled after the original X-Men themselves.
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