X-Men Universe #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"In the Shadow of Death!" sees Xavier push the X-Men to their limits in a psychological test designed to expose hidden loyalties, turning allies against one another in a tense, mind-bending trial. This pivotal 2000 issue, written by Terry Kavanagh and Alan Davis with art by Adam Kubert and inks by Batt and Tim Townsend, reveals a shocking twist: Wolverine, long believed dead, was actually a Skrull all along—his identity a secret since X-Men #90. The cover by Paul Smith captures the eerie intensity of the moment.
In a mind-bending test of loyalty, Xavier sends the X-Men on a psychological trial where trust is the first casualty. As old wounds and hidden identities surface, the team must confront a shocking truth: the recently deceased Wolverine has been a Skrull all along.
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