COMIC DETAILS
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Comic Description:
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X-Men 4 Modern
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Grade:
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9.8
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Page Quality:
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WHITE
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Certification #:
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0174584024
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Owner:
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AlphaPrimeIan
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SET DETAILS
Owner's Description
Synopsis: ”Curse of the Mutants (Part 4)”
With vampire activity in San Francisco escalating, Cyclops gives the order for the X-Men to tackle their foe, find out what their next move it. He has Blade teaming up with Angel, in taking down a few vampires at a rock-and-roll concert. The duo chase one survivor to her hideout, only to run into an entire warehouse full of bloodsuckers, forcing them to flee.
Meanwhile, Wolverine is experiencing the pleasures of being a vampire. Xarus' scientists confirm that Wolverine's healing factor hasn't rejected the conversion virus. Gleeing from his news, Xarus muses that turning the X-Men will be a piece of cake.
Back at Utopia, despite the takedowns, the X-Men are nowhere closer to discovering Xarus' plans. Therefore, Cyclops makes a direct call to Xarus, demanding that he leave the city. Xarus responds that both mutants and vampires have been persecuted by humans. He asks that both races join together, so that they can take over the world. However, Cyclops rebukes these sentiments and promises that he'll slaughter a whole lot of vampires. Undeterred, Xarus produces both Wolverine and Jubilee, who both try giving a sales pitch that vampirism is the best for everyone, which Cyclops doesn't buy. Wolverine then goes on to snap that he'll be coming for all of them. As the line cuts, the X-Men are shocked at what they saw. Emma asks Cyclops about Dracula and whether they brought him back to life for nothing. Cyclops answers that is still to be determined and tells everyone to prepare.
Xarus tells Wolverine to ensure that all the X-Men are turned. But Cyclops, he wants his head. Wolverine agrees, as the Vampire Nation rallies for war.
Released: October 13, 2010
Cover Artist: Paco Medina
Writer: Victor Gischler
Pencilers: Paco Medina
Inkers: Juan Vlasco
Colourist: Marte Gracia
Letterers: Joe Caramagna
Editors: Daniel Ketchum
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