X-Men - La Collection Mutante #10
In "L'invasion des profanateurs de crèches," les X-Terminators plus âgés tentent de sauver leurs jeunes amis capturés par le démon N'Astirh, mais la ville elle-même semble s'être animée contre eux, devenant un obstacle vivant à chaque pas. Tandis que N'Astirh pousse Taki à construire une machine capable d'ouvrir un portail vers les limbes en exploitant des bébés innocents, la pression monte — et le jeune mutant pourrait bien être poussé à aller au-delà de ses limites. Written by Louise Simonson and Stéphane Le Troëdec, with art by Jon Bogdanove and inks by Al Milgrom, this 2021 issue from Hachette features a cover by Marc Silvestri and Dan Green.
In the wake of a supernatural invasion, N'Astirh and his demons descend upon Earth to seize thirteen infants for a dark ritual that could shift the balance of power in the afterlife. With X-Factor scattered and the children in their care now targets, a group of young mutants—Rusty, Boom-Boom, Skids, Rictor, and the newly introduced Taki—must unite with their mentors and a mysterious mutant inventor in a wheelchair to stop the ritual. As the stakes rise, old alliances are tested and hidden strengths emerge in a race against time.
In "Le démon de la vitesse !", the X-Terminators are scattered and searching for their missing friends when a sudden distraction pulls them off track—between snacks and flashy costumes, they barely notice the danger. Meanwhile, Taki, feeling left out among older kids, wanders off and is captured by Crotus, who brings him before the wrathful N'Astirh. The demon, furious that Taki and the others aren’t true infants, still sees value in their powers—especially Taki’s knack for tech—and decides to keep them all imprisoned, using their abilities to unlock the secrets of his cursed grimoire.
In the shadow of a looming inferno, Mister Sinistre contemplates the fall of the X-Men while weaving a scheme that could unravel reality itself. Tornade grapples with the shocking truth that Jean Grey may still be alive, a secret Wolverine has long kept—while Havok and Madelyne Pryor find uneasy common ground amid the chaos.
In the midst of the Inferno invasion engulfing New York, X-Factor scrambles to contain the rising tide of Inferno Demons and the dark forces led by the Goblin Queen. As chaos unfolds, Cyclops and Jean Grey race to locate Nathan Christopher, while Archangel’s return brings both reunion and new tension—especially with Candy Southern’s tragic fate hanging over them all.
In "Il suffira d'une étincelle," Havok and Maddie share a tense reunion that quickly spirals into a race against time when they track down Nathan Christopher at Mister Sinistre’s orphanage. As New York begins to fall under demonic influence, the X-Men pursue the Marauders through the Morlock tunnels, seeking retribution for the Mutant Massacre—each step bringing them closer to a reckoning that could ignite a war.
In "Devine qui vient dîner ce soir ?", the older X-Terminators race to rescue their younger teammates from N'Astirh’s grasp, navigating a city turned hostile and alive with menace. As N'Astirh pressures Taki to complete a dark machine that could open a portal using innocent lives, the line between desperation and doom begins to blur.
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