X-Men Flip Book #52
In "Despellejada de Almas Parte 3: Cosecha de los inocentes," the X-Men race to stop the Despellejador de Almas before he claims more lives, as Illyana becomes the target of a brutal Russian government scheme. With Colossus facing a devastating personal loss, the team fights to protect her—and each other—amid rising stakes and harrowing choices. Written by Fabian Nicieza and Rémy Bastien, with dynamic art by Andy Kubert and inks by Mark Pennington, Bob Wiacek, Dan Panosian, and Al Williamson, this intense chapter is colored by Joe Rosas and lettered by Bill Oakley. The cover, a striking collaboration by Andy Kubert and Jan Duursema, captures the moment’s raw tension.
In "Despellejada de Almas Parte 3: Cosecha de los inocentes," the X-Men race to stop the Despellejador de Almas from claiming Illyana Rasputin, as Russian forces attempt to weaponize her—only to trigger a tragic chain of violence that claims her parents. With Colossus grappling with a devastating loss, the team must confront both the villain and the cost of their choices, even as shadows of the past—like Cable and Silver Fox—linger in memory.
In "Caballero de Terra Parte 1," Wolverine and Rahne return to the mystical realm of Geshem, where they join forces with Geshem’s X-Men counterparts to stop the rampaging La Bestia from killing Queen Rain. As the Beast tears through their ranks, only Wolfsbane stands between him and the throne—while back in their own world, Professor X works to confront the beast that haunts Rain’s mind. With Rain’s return imminent and the magic of the realm at stake, Wolverine is knighted in a moment that will shape their fate before Shaman prepares to send them home.
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