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X-Men. Second coming. Revelations

X-Men. Second coming. Revelations

Graphic Novel 2010

As the mutant population dwindles to a mere 181, the messianic girl named Hope returns from the future, carrying with her the hope of repopulating the mutant race. But Bastion, a highly evolved mutant-hunting Sentinel robot, lies in wait. He's acquired an alien virus that allows him to reanimate and control some of the X-Men's deadliest enemies-- including Bolivar Trask, the creator of the Sentinels himself! And Bastion has ordered Trask to kill...

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ISBN:
9780785157069
9780785150077
0785157069
0785150072
Description:
1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations ; 29 cm
Target Audience Note:
T+ for teens
Other Title:
Second coming. Revelations [graphic novel]
Revelations [graphic novel]
Notes:
"Contains material originally published in magazine form as X-Men: hope, X-Men: blind science, X-Men: hellbound #1-3 and X-Factor #204-206"--T.p. verso
Contents:
X-Men: hope / writer, Duane Swierczynski ; artist, Steve Dillon ; colorist, Matt Hollingsworth
X-Men: blind science / writers [sic], Simon Spurrier ; penciler, Paul Davidson ; inker, Francis Portela ; colorist, Chris Sotomayor
X-Men: hellbound #1-3 / writer, Chris Yost ; penciler, Harvey Tolibao with Tom Raney ; inker, Sandu Florea with Scott Hanna ; colorist, Jay David Ramos
X-Factor #204-206 / writer, Peter David ; penciler, Valentine De Landro ; inker, Pat Davidson ; colorist, Jeromy Cox
Control Number:
762970
Other Authors:
David, Peter (Peter Allen)
Dillon, Steve
Spurrier, Simon
Swierczynski, Duane
Yost, Christopher
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