X-Men : l'intégrale #1987 (I)
Ce volume de l'intégrale X-Men rassemble les épisodes parus en 1987, marquant le début d'une nouvelle ère pour l'équipe après le départ de plusieurs membres fondateurs. On y retrouve notamment les premiers pas de Psylocke au sein des X-Men et l'arrivée de nouveaux personnages, tandis que le groupe fait face à des menaces comme les Maraudeurs et le mystérieux Adversaire. Cette collection compile les récits publiés dans les comics américains de l'époque, offrant une vue d'ensemble de cette transition narrative.
In "Vétérans," the wounded X-Men are brought to Muir Isle to recover, where Storm confronts a group of aging mutants holding a young girl captive. With Longshot and Dazzler now part of the team, tensions rise as past legacies clash with the present, and the line between protector and prisoner begins to blur.
In "Va-tout," the young X-Men—Rogue, Psylocke, Dazzler, and Longshot—are training on Muir Isle under Banshee’s guidance when Dazzler’s frustration boils over. She storms off into the nearby town, only to confront the unstoppable Juggernaut, forcing her to face not just a powerful foe but her own limits.
In "Dans le labyrinthe," the X-Men are trapped in a shifting, dreamlike labyrinth known as the Citadel of Light and Shadow, forced by the villainous Horde to retrieve the Crystal of Ultimate Vision. As each hero faces their deepest desires and innermost temptations, only Wolverine remains grounded—until he confronts Horde in the heart of the citadel, where a single drop of his blood ignites a transformation that changes everything.
In "Est-ce bien sur ?", Franklin Richards' unsettling dream about a mysterious journal triggers a crisis when Sue Storm discovers the real artifact—and its chilling contents. As the X-Men face the aftermath of the Mutant Massacre, they turn to Reed Richards for help saving Kitty Pryde, but his hesitation sparks a rift between the Fantastic Four and the X-Men.
In "Péchés anciens, grandes ombres," the X-Men and the Fantastic Four stand at odds as the fate of Kitty Pryde hangs in the balance, her life slipping away while Reed Richards remains unmoved by her plight. When Doctor Doom arrives with an unexpected offer to save her, the uneasy truce shifts—yet the truth behind Reed’s silence begins to surface, revealed through a hidden journal that exposes long-buried secrets from the past. With tensions rising and old wounds reopened, the teams must confront what they’ve long denied.
In "A la sombre lueur d'une âme," Franklin Richards clings to the fragile hope of preserving Kitty Pryde’s consciousness after she becomes incorporeal, urging her to fight for existence. As the X-Men and Doctor Doom prepare their own desperate bid to reclaim her, the Fantastic Four, guided by Reed Richards’ cryptic journal, set course for Latveria—where the fate of a young mutant may hinge on the uneasy alliance between heroes and villains.
In "Question de foi," tensions ignite when the Fantastic Four arrive in Latveria, clashing once more with the X-Men amid escalating misunderstandings. As tempers flare and old wounds resurface, Franklin Richards tries to calm the storm—only for an unthinkable alliance to form when the fate of Kitty Pryde hangs in the balance, forcing the unlikely team of heroes and villains to unite in a desperate bid to save her.
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