Astonishing X-Men, #25 Direct Edition
Published: September 2008
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Characters
- Armor (mainstream Universe)
- Beast (mainstream Universe)
- Cyclops (mainstream Universe)
- Emma Frost (mainstream Universe)
- Hisako Ichiki (mainstream Universe)
- Logan (mainstream Universe)
- Hank McCoy (mainstream Universe)
- Ororo Munroe (mainstream Universe)
- Storm (mainstream Universe)
- Scott Summers (mainstream Universe)
- Wolverine (mainstream Universe)
Credits
- Pencils: Nora Krug
- Inks: Иван Марков
- Colors: Brendan Mallory
Story Notes
Wraparound cover.
Previously in Astonishing X-Men
"A new era in mutant history has begun."
Credits
- Pencils: John Cassaday
- Inks: John Cassaday
- Colors: Pol Dom
Story Notes
The recap page continues in the same form from the Whedon/Cassaday run, with the background of Wolverine's claw from the cover of the first issue.
Ghost Box
"xgirla: Srsly, I need a better X-name. Magical Armor girl x?"
Storyline
The X-Men are settling into their new headquarters in San Francisco. Storm arrives, explaining that she convinced T'Challa to let her "scope out" the team's current methods as he is helping fund them through Mutantes Sans Frontieres; she was bored in Wakanda. She arrives in time to join the team in new street clothes designed to help them avoid anti-superhero sentiment, as they answer a call from the San Francisco police to help with a mysterious burning body. Clues found send the team, now switched to more traditional superhero gear, to Chaparanga Beach, the graveyard of starships.
Characters
- Armor (mainstream Universe)
- Beast (mainstream Universe)
- Cyclops (mainstream Universe)
- Emma Frost (mainstream Universe)
- Hisako Ichiki (mainstream Universe)
- Logan (mainstream Universe)
- Hank McCoy (mainstream Universe)
- Ororo Munroe (mainstream Universe)
- Storm (mainstream Universe)
- Scott Summers (mainstream Universe)
- Wolverine (mainstream Universe)
Credits
- Script: Warren Ellis
- Pencils: Nora Krug
- Inks: Nora Krug
- Colors: Brendan Mallory
- Letters: Piet Deunhouwer