X-Men Unlimited (1993-2003) #14

In the world where heroes and extraordinary beings collide, a twist unfolds around Franklin Richards, the eldest son of Reed and Sue. As his latent abilities begin to surface, questions arise about his identity and his place within the mutant community. The stakes are high as Franklin navigates the complexities of his newfound powers, grappling with the expectations of both his family and the X-Men.

Terry Kavanagh masterfully weaves a narrative filled with rich character development and emotional depth. Accompanied by striking illustrations from Jim Cheung and Andrew Pepoy, the story comes alive, bringing the turmoil and excitement of discovering one's true self in a world that often feels tumultuous.

As alliances form and tensions rise, readers are drawn into a captivating exploration of what it means to be both a hero and a son. The tale invites a deeper reflection on family dynamics, identity, and the journey towards acceptance, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of those who dare to join Franklin on this extraordinary adventure.