X-Men Pocket Book #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the wake of a brutal clash with the Sentinels, the X-Men are scattered and injured—only Iceman remains unconscious, while the others recover. When Angel returns to the mansion to face a visit from his parents, he’s ambushed by a shadowy intruder. Soon after, Xavier and Cyclops are attacked on their way home, and even Beast and Jean fall prey to the unseen threat. As Warren’s parents arrive at the mansion, they’re met not by their son, but by Magneto—his presence a chilling twist in a story that’s far from over. Written by Stan Lee, illustrated by J. Kirby and Jay Gavin, with inks by Dick Ayers and letters by A. Simek, this gripping issue is cover by J. Kirby.
In the wake of a brutal Sentinel assault, the X-Men are scattered—Hank, Bobby, and Scott recover from injuries, but Iceman remains in a coma. When Warren’s parents arrive at the mansion, they’re met not by their son, but by Magneto, who’s taken control of the estate. As the team’s last members arrive, the mansion becomes a trap, and the danger escalates when even the most trusted faces turn hostile.
In "If Iceman Should Fail--!", an injured Iceman must stand alone against Magneto as the X-Men are trapped in a gondola beneath a rising balloon. With the team's fate hanging in the balance, Professor X summons the Stranger to deal with a threat that even he cannot contain.
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