X-Men Unlimited #5
In "Hard Promises," the X-Men find themselves on the Kree homeworld, caught in a simmering rebellion against the Shi'ar Empire, where the weight of loyalty and justice tests even the most seasoned mutants. Written by John Francis Moore and illustrated by Liam Sharpe, this 1994 issue blends political tension with the X-Men’s signature moral complexity, all rendered with dynamic inks by Kevin Conrad, Steve Moncuse, Robin Riggs, and Matthew Ryan, and vibrant colors by Marie Javins. The cover by Liam Sharp captures the moment’s intensity, making it a standout in the X-Men Unlimited series.
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The X-Men travel to the Shiar-held Kree homeworld where they find themselves embroiled in a rebellion by the downtrodden Kree against their Shi'ar oppressors, of which Lilandra is ruler.
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