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X-Men Unlimited Infinity Comic #128 Spoilers

Spoilers: After the explosion at the Young Mutant Containment Facility in London, Betsy, Shatterstar, and Rictor find themselves engulfed in flames. The aftermath of the explosion caused by Nicodemus leaves Rictor with burns, and Shatterstar plans to teleport them to safety. However, their escape is interrupted when a firefighter accuses them of causing the fire, triggering a tense encounter with the police. Betsy uses her telekinetic abilities to deflect bullets, and in the face of hostility, they decide to bid farewell to Britain.

Upon their arrival at X-Corps’ floating island HQ, Layla Miller and Multiple Man tend to Rictor’s injuries. Meanwhile, Betsy shares with the rest of X-Corps that she has discovered they are facing the Externals, a group indifferent to both mutants and humans. She emphasizes that this lack of concern from their adversaries means that the upcoming conflict is bound to be brutal.

At the same time, in Nova Roma, Crule's sadistic actions terrorize prisoners, setting the stage for Selene's grand plan. In the presence of the Externals, including Nicodemus and Gideon, Selene discusses the process of ascension, emphasizing their detachment from mortal concerns. She dismisses mortal structures like Krakoa and Orchis as mere game boards in the immortals' grand play, teasing a power awaiting them—a power meant exclusively for the Externals.

Captain Britain by Peach Momoko

X-Men '97 Showrunner Teases Psylocke Appearance

In a recent Instagram Q&A, X-Men '97 showrunner Beau DeMayo teased the appearance of Psylocke in the upcoming animated series. Responding to fan queries, DeMayo went on to confirm that Jean Grey's power signature would remain blue, as pink is already reserved for other characters, such as Psylocke. This revelation has sparked excitement among fans, offering a vibrant and dynamic return for the iconic character in the nostalgic revival of X-Men: The Animated Series. Stay tuned for more updates as X-Men '97 promises to bring back beloved mutants and introduce fresh surprises on Disney+.

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X-Men Unlimited Infinity Comic #127 Spoilers

Spoilers: In the confrontation between Captain Britain, Shatterstar, Rictor, and the Externals, Nicodemus expresses disdain for his challengers. Absalom reminisces about being used to construct the External Gate. A fiery clash ensues as the heroes dodge Nicodemus's blast. Rictor decides to take on Nicodemus alone, citing their past encounter.

Betsy and Shatterstar engage Absalom in combat, with Absalom revealing bone shards akin to Marrow. Betsy and Shatterstar attack him simultaneously. During the skirmish, Absalom discloses that he and the Externals serve Selene, prompting shock from Betsy. Shatterstar intervenes, allowing Betsy to position herself behind Absalom. Betsy manifests her psychic knife – the focused totality of her telepathic powers –, attempting to induce despair in Absalom's mind.

However, Absalom counters with a nihilistic philosophy, using bones to break free from Betsy's psychic grip. Shatterstar responds brutally by impaling Absalom in the face with a sword. Betsy, displaying ferocity, suggests leaving the sword in. She delves into Absalom's mind to understand Selene's agenda. As Rictor attempts to restrain the Externals, Nicodemus holds them at bay and summons fire pillars. Despite Betsy's plea to stop, Nicodemus asserts that the children are already gone, signaling their departure.

The confrontation concludes with Absalom, wounded but defiant, claiming he doesn't need eyes to deal with the heroes. Nicodemus, declaring their departure, hints at ominous events calling mortals to hell. The situation remains tense as the Externals prepare to leave, leaving the heroes with unanswered questions and a sense of impending doom.

Captain Britain, Mirage, and Co. Grace the Cover of X-Men Unlimited Infinity Comic #131

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X-Men Unlimited Infinity Comic #126 Spoilers

Spoilers: At His Majesty’s Young Mutant Containment Facility outside London, Shatterstar, Captain Britain, and Rictor infiltrate the penitentiary. Betsy remarks on the need to diversify Shatterstar’s teleportation anchors. Their mission is to liberate imprisoned young mutants, but the unexpected absence of guards and alarms raises suspicions.

While exploring the facility, they discover dead and melting guards. The cells are open, but the detained children are nowhere to be seen. Betsy, concerned about the potential repercussions of a guard massacre by a dangerous mutant child, recognizes the severity of the situation. Rictor finds bone fragments in a broken camera, sparking thoughts of Marrow’s involvement, though Betsy dismisses it as inconsistent with Marrow's style.

In another section of the facility, mutant children are being herded into a portal by Absalom of the Externals. Absalom and Nicodemus orchestrate the process, revealing their cruel intentions. Unhappy with their forced servitude under Selene, Absalom tosses a defiant child through the portal. Nicodemus and Absalom discuss Selene's manipulative control, expressing dissatisfaction with being her pawns.

As Captain Britain, Shatterstar, and Rictor confront the Externals, Nicodemus notes a discrepancy in Burke’s vision, indicating that Betsy’s arrival was premature. Uninterested in the mutants’ mission, the Externals plan to leave. Rictor intervenes by blocking their escape route, leading to a confrontation. Nicodemus recalls Rictor's involvement in boiling them in magma to build Apocalypse’s External Gate. The facility becomes the battleground for a showdown as the Externals challenge Captain Britain, Shatterstar, and Rictor to a fierce battle.

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