X-Men Classic #4
In "Il nome del signore Magneto Parte 2," the X-Men face a cosmic crisis as Phoenix and the team work to rebuild the shattered M'Kraan Crystal—the heart of all realities—after D'Ken's assault. As the fate of existence hangs in the balance, Phoenix uncovers a shocking truth: Corsair, leader of the Star Raiders, is Cyclops's long-lost father—though she keeps the revelation to herself. Written by Chris Claremont, Luca Scatasta, and Pier Paolo Ronchetti, with art by John Byrne and Terry Austin, and a cover by Dave Cockrum, this 1996 issue delivers high-stakes drama and emotional weight in a pivotal chapter of the X-Men's cosmic journey.
In "Il nome del signore Magneto Parte 2," the truth behind Magneto’s return is revealed: Erik il Rosso is the one who summoned him back to adulthood. With the X-Men forced to flee after a fierce clash, they retreat to Villa Xavier—only to find that the battle has damaged a sealed cell marked "Mutante X."
In "Fenice scatenata!", the X-Men face a devastating assault on Xavier's Mansion led by Erik il Rosso, aided by Havok, Polaris, and Firelord. With the team overwhelmed and scattered, only Jean Grey—now Phoenix—stands to face the threat, pushing her powers to the edge as she pursues her enemies through a mysterious portal.
In "Dove nessun X-Man mai stato prima!", the X-Men push deep into Shi'Ar territory to rescue Lilandra from the treacherous grip of her brother D'Ken and the rogue Emperor Erik, facing off against the ruthless Shi'Ar Imperial Guard. Outmatched and on the brink of defeat, their mission takes an unexpected turn when the mysterious Star Raiders intervene—offering salvation from the very forces that nearly destroyed them.
In "E ora Armageddon!", the X-Men face a cosmic crisis as they race to repair the shattered M'Kraan Crystal—the heart of all realities—after D'Ken's assault. As Phoenix grapples with the revelation that Corsair, leader of the Star Raiders, is Cyclops’s long-lost father, the weight of secrets threatens to unravel their mission just as the universe hangs in the balance.
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