September 1991 • Volume 1 • USA • DIRECT EDITION • 1185 Collected X-FACTOR #70B Basic Information Published September 1991 Comic Age Copper Cover Price 1.00 UPC ADD Creators Writer Peter David Interior Artist Kirk Jarvinen Cover Artist Mike Mignola Inker Josef Rubinstein 'Joe' Letterer Michael Heisler 'Mike' Colorist Steve Buccellato , Glynis Oliver Editor Tom DeFalco , Bob Harras , Suzanne Gaffney Stories Stories may contain spoilers Ends And Odds Ends and Odds After the fight with the Shadow King, Legion is in a coma. Xavier tries to wake him up. After numerous mental probes, Xavier accepts that he is unable to help his son. He returns from the astral plane to his physical body and is informed that his legs have been crushed, meaning he will be confined to a wheelchair once again. With the original five X-Men returning, the X-Men now have fourteen members. Mystique and Val Cooper explain how Mystique was not killed, but only replaced Val to fool the Shadow King. Mystique and Rogue reunite. Val thinks about restarting a governmental sanctioned team, and asks Polaris, Multiple Man and Guido to join. - Pending Approval
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