X-Men: Black Sun
#2
grade
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X-Men: Black Sun #2
Second Spell: Spear the Angel!
$3.20
one copy
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Availability
- 9.0VF/NMRaw, seller estimate$3.20
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Details
- Publisher
- Marvel Comics
- Cover date
- Nov 2000
- Format
- Comic
Credits
- writer
- Chris Claremont, Len Wein
- penciller
- Tom Derenick
- inker
- Mark McKenna
- colorist
- Tom Smith
- letterer
- Pop Visuals
- cover artist
- Vince Evans
- editor
- Mike Marts
Story
Kitty and Magik discuss what is happening, and Magik tells Kitty that she cannot exist on Earth without her soul, and that the longer she remains in Limbo, the more Belasco will have control over her, so Kitty is absorbed into the Soulsword. Sends a projection to taunt Magik, warning her that the N’Garai will sweep through Earth and destroy everything. Meanwhile, in Hong Kong, Pilgrimm went on a murder spree to prepare the coming of his fellow Ru’tai and later at Radiance Luminology he too kills everybody in sight. Not far away, Archangel and Thunderbird III get into an argument about Psylocke, Magik teleports in to warn them all, but is too late, as the N’Garai impersonating Storm attacks them all. To make matters worse they are then visited by the Ru’tai,. It comes to a three-way battle between Archangel, Storm and the Ru’tai until the N’garai finally manages to siphon off Warren’s soul, the Bloodstone within him, before Magik can stop it. Magik sends Warren’s body into her Soulsword to save him later, and warns Thunderbird that she will have to do much worse.
Characters
Beast (Henry 'Hank' McCoy) · Iceman (Robert 'Bobby' Drake) · Angel (Warren Worthington III)
