X-Men, Les étranges #2
In "Conflit cosmique," the X-Men and the Invisible Girl journey to Arkon's world to rescue the captured Fantastic Four and liberate Arkon's people from a relentless Badoon invasion. Written by Chris Claremont and brought to life by Brent Anderson’s dynamic art, with inks by Bob McLeod and colors by Glynis Oliver, this 1995 issue delivers high-stakes intergalactic tension. The cover by Jean Frisano captures the cosmic scale of the conflict in bold, striking detail.
In "Conflit cosmique," the X-Men join forces with the Invisible Girl to confront the Brotherhood of the Badoon on Arkon’s world, where the Fantastic Four are imprisoned and Arkon’s people are under siege. With the fate of both heroes and an entire planet hanging in the balance, the team must navigate alien politics, ancient powers, and the looming threat of the Imperions—before the Badoon’s conquest becomes irreversible.
In "Dette de sang!", Dracula turns to Storm for help in securing the Darkhold—his only hope of escaping eternal banishment—but a shadowy, unexpected twist emerges when a darker version of Kitty Pryde steps forward, her motives as enigmatic as the ancient tome itself. With the X-Men divided and the line between ally and enemy blurring, the stakes rise as the past and present collide in a battle of wills that threatens to unravel the team from within.
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