Professor Xavier and the X-Men / Over the Edge #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Gentleman Vanishes," the X-Men track down the elusive Vanisher as he slips in and out of reality, targeting sensitive military data. With Professor X leading the charge, the team confronts the thief in a mind-bending showdown that pushes Xavier to the edge of his psychic limits. Written by Fred Schiller and illustrated by Jan Duursema, with inks by Ian Akin and colors by Matt Webb, this 1995 issue delivers a tense, cerebral clash—perfect for fans of psychological stakes and mutant intrigue. The cover, a striking collaboration by Jan Duursema and Robert E. Brown, captures the Vanisher’s ghostly fade with eerie precision.
In "The Gentleman Vanishes," the X-Men track the elusive Vanisher as he slips in and out of reality, targeting military missile launch codes. When his powers prove too much to stop through conventional means, Professor X takes a bold risk—entering Vanisher’s mind to confront the source of his ability.
In "The Seventh Dagger," the relentless Silver Dagger pursues a trail of mystic assassinations, culminating in the death of Rama Kaliph. With the wounded Devil-Slayer barely reaching the Sanctum Sanctorum, Strange is drawn into a deadly game of shadows and sorcery—where every blade carries a curse and every strike brings the world closer to chaos.
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