Uncanny X-Men (1963-2011) #211
아직 평점이 없습니다
형식
킨들
페이지
23
언어
영어
출판됨
Nov 10, 1986
출판사
Marvel
설명
In this gripping installment, the tension escalates as the Marauders unleash their deadly assault on the Morlocks, a hidden community struggling for survival in the dark shadows of New York's forgotten subway tunnels. The X-Men, alerted to the chaos unfolding below, must grapple with both the moral implications of intervening and the devastating cost of inaction.
As they plunge into the depths of the city, the team faces off against formidable foes, pushing their abilities to the limit. Every decision weighs heavily, as the line between friend and foe blurs in the heart of the conflict. Chris Claremont's masterful storytelling combined with striking artwork from John Byrne, Bret Blevins, and Al Williamson draws readers into a thrilling narrative of betrayal, survival, and the quest for justice.
Amidst the chaos, characters confront their own vulnerabilities and fears, adding emotional depth to this high-stakes battle. The story's intensity is matched by a haunting atmosphere, reflecting the dark realities of life for those cast aside by society. The stakes have never been higher, and the X-Men must rally together to protect those who cannot protect themselves.
As they plunge into the depths of the city, the team faces off against formidable foes, pushing their abilities to the limit. Every decision weighs heavily, as the line between friend and foe blurs in the heart of the conflict. Chris Claremont's masterful storytelling combined with striking artwork from John Byrne, Bret Blevins, and Al Williamson draws readers into a thrilling narrative of betrayal, survival, and the quest for justice.
Amidst the chaos, characters confront their own vulnerabilities and fears, adding emotional depth to this high-stakes battle. The story's intensity is matched by a haunting atmosphere, reflecting the dark realities of life for those cast aside by society. The stakes have never been higher, and the X-Men must rally together to protect those who cannot protect themselves.