X-Men Saga #1
In "Mon ennemi, mon frère !", the X-Men race toward a SHIELD orbital platform to rescue their captured teammates, only to face a chilling new threat: Sentinel drones that eerily resemble the original X-Men. Written by Chris Claremont and brought to life by Dave Cockrum, James Sherman, and a stellar team of inkers and colorists, this 1990 issue delivers a tense, visually striking confrontation with a twist that blurs the line between ally and enemy. The cover by Arthur Adams and P. Craig Russell captures the moment’s intensity with striking detail.
In a story where old rivalries ignite anew, Eric le Rouge manipulates Havok and Polaris into turning against the X-Men, testing the team’s unity like never before. After strange dreams of a battle among the stars, Xavier takes a rare break—but when Jean joins the team, the peace is short-lived.
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↩ Reprints The X-Men #98 (1976), The X-Men #99 (1976), Classic X-Men #5 (1987), Classic X-Men #6 (1987), Classic X-Men #7 (1987)
Reprinted in Conan Le Barbare #5 (1990), Moon Knight #2 (1990)
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