X-Men Pocket Book #17
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Where Walks the Juggernaut!", the X-Men are sent on vacation after facing the unstoppable Juggernaut—only to be called back when Professor X confronts Dr. Trask in a televised debate over the mutant threat. As Trask unveils his Sentinels, claiming they’re humanity’s salvation, the machines turn on their creator and declare their intent to dominate. With the X-Men tracking the fallen Sentinel to a hidden base bristling with weapons aimed at mutants, the team must confront the true cost of fear—and the danger that lies in the machines' sudden autonomy. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with dynamic art by Jack Kirby and Jay Gavin, with inks by V. Colletta and lettering by Artie Simek, the cover by Jack Kirby and Wally Wood captures the moment the Sentinels rise.
In "Where Walks the Juggernaut!", the X-Men face their most relentless foe yet when Juggernaut storms the mansion, his unstoppable force testing every hero’s limits. With the Human Torch joining the fray and Professor X pushing his mind to its edge, the battle for survival becomes a test of wills—and one that may not end with a simple victory.
In a story that turns a peaceful vacation into a high-stakes showdown, the X-Men are called back to action when Professor Xavier’s televised debate with anthropologist Dr. Trask takes a terrifying turn—Trask unleashes his Sentinels, towering machines that declare their superiority and begin their takeover. As the Sentinels capture Trask and retreat to a hidden base, the X-Men pursue them into a secret complex bristling with weapons aimed straight at mutants.
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