X-Force #1

Sep 1992 · Semic S.A. · 14,50 FRF

📊 ~105,084 copies sold its debut month

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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"La force tranquille" kicks off X-Force #1 (1992) with a sharp, character-driven moment as Ida Fassbender spots Artie, Leech, and Wiz Kid zipping through the sky in the latter’s ship—mistaking them for a UFO—only to set off a chaotic chase. Written by Judy Bogdanove and illustrated by Jon Bogdanove, with inks by Hilary Barta and colors by Mike Thomas, the issue captures a quiet, grounded moment of connection when the trio meet Ida, whose presence stirs a memory of Annalee for Leech. The cover by Rob Liefeld, with its dynamic, signature style, perfectly frames the tension and intrigue of this early chapter in the series.

Contains 2 stories

La force tranquille

32 pp · Superhero

X-Force [CableDomino [VanessaCopycat]CannonballShatterstarWarpathFeralBoomer]G. W. Bridge (introduction)SunspotGideon (villain)Black Tom Cassidy (villain)Stryfe (villain)Mutant Liberation Front [ForearmWildsideReaperThumbelinaZero] (villains)Nick Fury (cameo)

Rencontre de type mutant

10 pp · Superhero

ArtieLeechWiz KidCyclopsMarvel GirlIda Fassbender (introduction)Sgt. Winchenbach (introduction)Kelly Mank (introduction)Annalee (cameo)

In a quiet moment that quickly spirals into chaos, Artie, Leech, and Wiz Kid find themselves pursued after their flight in the Wiz Kid’s ship draws the attention of a suspicious mob. When Ida Fassbender steps in to report them as a UFO, an unexpected connection sparks—Leech sees a familiar warmth in her, like the memory of Annalee. What begins as a tense encounter unfolds into an unlikely friendship, with Ida warmly inviting them to return anytime.