X-Men: Inferno Crossovers #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Revenge of the Boogyman Part 1," the chaotic forces of Inferno descend on New York, turning the city into a furnace where technology fails and demons snatch children from the streets. With the Power kids struck down by illness for the first time since gaining their powers, their parents struggle to protect them—only to be confronted by a monstrous Boogeyman born from the twisted mind of the imprisoned Carmody. Forced to reveal their secret identities, the children must transform into Power Pack to defend their family from the nightmare stalking them.
In "Revenge of the Bogeyman Part II: The Bogeyman Must Die," the Power family faces their darkest hour as the city burns in the chaos of the Inferno. With their parents reeling from the shock of discovering their children’s secret identities, Alex and his siblings must confront the Bogeyman—not just to survive, but to protect the love that’s always anchored them. As the line between fear and family blurs, one desperate choice could change everything.
In "Revenge of the Bogeyman Part III: What Price Victory?", the aftermath of the Inferno crisis leaves New York still reeling, as Power Pack and the New Mutants work to restore order. But when the teens return home, they’re met with a chilling reality: their parents, shaken by the truth of their secret identities, have begun to unravel—convinced their children have been replaced by impostors. With the help of Dani and Gosamyr, the kids must find a way to restore their family’s peace before the truth tears them apart.
In the heart of Manhattan, as Inferno demons tear through the city, Nanny and the Orphan-Maker launch a desperate bid to seize Franklin Richards and add him to their ranks of Lost Boys. With the Captain defending Franklin’s parents, a mysterious figure emerges—claiming the name Gilgamesh—to confront the demonic invasion.
In the twisted heart of a city gone mad, Karen and the Widow press on through a New York that breathes with menace, searching for the missing Daredevil. As the streets turn against their inhabitants, Daredevil fights to regain his strength, guided by the ghost of his mentor Stick through the shadows of his mind. When Mary finally locates him, the truth of what’s happening to the city begins to unravel — but the path forward is darker than any of them imagined.
In "In Bitterness Not Far from Death...", Matt’s fragile recovery is interrupted by a painful visit from Karen and Mary, whose sudden arrival exposes a secret that fractures what’s left of his peace. When Daredevil awakens, he’s thrust into a nightmare where the city is overrun by a violent swarm of Inferno Demons, and he must descend into the depths of the subway to face a hellish invasion he never saw coming.
In "Goblin Night," Phoenix races to New York when she senses her baby brother in peril, only to find him caught in the midst of a demonic upheaval. Excalibur arrives on the scene, drawn into the chaos as Inferno Demons unleash their terror across the city.
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↩ Reprints Power Pack #40 (1988), Power Pack #42 (1988), The Avengers #298 (1988), Daredevil #262 (1989), Fantastic Four #322 (1989), Power Pack #43 (1989), The Amazing Spider-Man #311 (1989), The Avengers #299 (1989), The Spectacular Spider-Man #146 (1989), Daredevil #263 (1989), Fantastic Four #323 (1989), The Amazing Spider-Man #312 (1989), The Avengers #300 (1989), The Spectacular Spider-Man #147 (1989), Web of Spider-Man #47 (1989), Excalibur #6 (1989), Fantastic Four #324 (1989), Power Pack #44 (1989), The Amazing Spider-Man #313 (1989), The Spectacular Spider-Man #148 (1989), Web of Spider-Man #48 (1989), Daredevil #265 (1989), Excalibur #7 (1989), The Mutant Misadventures of Cloak and Dagger #4 (1989)
Reprinted in Amazing Spider-Man Epic Collection #19 (2019)
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