X-Men Milestones: Phalanx Covenant #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Measure of the Man," Lang makes a critical stand to buy time for Cable, Wolvie, and the Summers couple as they launch a daring infiltration of the Phalanx citadel—pushing the X-Men’s fight against the techno-organic threat to a breaking point. Written by Larry Hama and brought to life with sharp, kinetic art by Steve Skroce, the issue pulses with tension as the battle on Earth echoes across the stars, where a new Phalanx begins to plot its next move. The cover by Adam Kubert and Mark Farmer captures the moment’s weight with stark, powerful detail.
In "The Douglock Chronicles Part Three: Out of Time," the weight of legacy and time itself presses down on Douglock as he grapples with the knowledge of the Legacy Virus passed from Zero—just before Zero’s tragic end. With Moira MacTaggert’s own infection revealed, the fragile alliance of Excalibur faces a crisis that stretches beyond the battlefield, into the very fabric of their shared history.
In "The Phalanx Covenant Book One Generation Next Part 4: The Currents Shift," the X-Men’s next generation faces their greatest trial as the Phalanx close in on a new wave of mutants. With Banshee, Jubilee, Synch, and Husk standing together against overwhelming odds, the team must hold the line—while the cost of victory begins to reveal itself in the quiet moments between battles.
In the shadow of the Phalanx threat, Douglock leads Forge, Rahne, and Cannonball to a hidden Italian facility where the alien hive is breeding—forcing the team to confront a chilling new front in the war. With Moira and Xavier racing against time at Mont St. Francis, the mission becomes a desperate race to uncover the Phalanx’s next move before it’s too late.
In "Life Signs Part Three: The Light of a Tainted Dawn," the X-Family—Cannonball, Forge, Douglock, Wolfsbane, Havok, Shatterstar, Warpath, Nightcrawler, Polaris, Rictor, Siryn, Day Tripper, Kitty Pryde, Boomer, and others—races against time to stop the Phalanx from activating the Babel Spire, a weapon capable of summoning a hive-mind apocalypse. With the fate of Earth hanging in the balance, alliances are tested and old wounds resurface as heroes stand united in the shadow of an all-consuming signal.
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