Courtesy of Marvel Comics, AIPT can exclusively reveal cover art and story details for X-Force #10, legacy numbering #300! The issue continues Geoffrey Thorne and Marcus To’s story, with a special bonus anniversary story by Fabian Nicieza and Edgar Salazar.
Even though the solicitation is tight-lipped, it promises a “Classified” character appearance. Curious! The latest issue of X-Force, #7, was released on January 1st.
Check out the solicitation below.
CELEBRATING 300 ISSUES OF X-FORCE WITH STARTLING REVELATIONS!
FORGE has assembled X-FORCE to fix the world’s problems, but at last, THE SOLUTION reveals itself! WHO or WHAT is the Solution, and what does it mean for the fate of the world? New villains, old friends and a terrible decision that will change them all forever! PLUS: A special anniversary tale featuring X-FORCEs past by Fabian Nicieza! Note: This issue contains a key appearance by CLASSIFIED.
X-FORCE #10 (LGY 300)
Written by GEOFFREY THORNE & FABIAN NICIEZA
Art by MARCUS TO & EDGAR SALAZAR
Cover by STEPHEN SEGOVIA
Hidden Gem Variant Cover by ADAM KUBERT
On Sale 4/16
“For so long, my life has been out of control. Chaos and serendipity, wrapped in insanity. I have suffered, I have lost. Not just my life, but my very soul, my self. But no more. Now I know who I am.” – Elizabeth ‘Betsy’ Braddock, daughter of Otherworld, mutant, telepath, telekinetic, defender of the realm and, above all, X-Man.
8 comments:
Betsy with purple hair and psychic knife on cover.
Awesome!!!!
yes hunny bun 2025 is day year of pretty in pink n purple n so glad yall got to see mother lindsay revelations come true
u seen lady iṣola? where she been? i promise not to tell her mother lindsay was da truth all along n dat she was wrong to call da revelations ramblings
I turn da other cheek and can start fresh wit all da gworls
Guys, I want to ask about something. So, we all know that "Psylocke" is a name that was given by Mojo to Betsy right? Here's the thing, though. In the same issue, New Mutants Annual #2, the name Psylocke actually appears on page before Betsy was even abducted by Mojo. I'm literally looking at the page right now. It's written "As Psylocke, her mutant powers are formidable, but they did not save her from being blinded." I thought at first that the issue was released after Psylocke was already an X-Men and so it was just a prequel story, but the next sentence on the next page literally reads, "They [her mutant powers] do not save her now." and proceeds wth the Mojo abduction plot. So, my question is, was the name Psylocke actually a name that Betsy had before her encounter with Mojo and Spiral? Was she ever called Psylocke in the classic Captain Britain comics? Will someone help explaining this to me? I'm sorta confused here.
It’s just Chris Claremont’s narration. Mojo named Betsy Psylocke for his Wildways show. Brian reacts to the TV; that “Psylocke” character — it’s BETSY!!
Actually, it was never explicitly made canon. New Mutants Annual identifies Betsy as Psylocke without providing a proper explanation. The idea that Mojo named her Psylocke is actually headcanon and not explicitly stated in the text. So it could go either way: it might be a codename Betsy adopted on her own before her abduction, or it could be a name Mojo gave her.
Purple Hair ✔️
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Psychic Knife ✔️
Butterfly ❌
Shield ❌
I suppose whoever this "Classified" character is, they're not on the cover, right? So that excludes Cable, Wolverine, X-23 and Feral (to be fair, no one would care about Feral, anyway).
Any idea of who could it be? Fantomex, Hope Summers, Cannonball, Bishop, Warpath...
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