X-Man #28
In "Dance with the Devil," Nate grapples with the consequences of his actions after aiding the Brotherhood in a high-stakes mission that left him morally compromised. Written by Terry Kavanagh and illustrated by Roger Cruz, with inks by Bud LaRosa and colors by Mike Thomas and Graphic Colorworks, this 1997 X-Man issue captures the tension of a young mutant trying to break free from a dangerous alliance—where loyalty is tested and escape isn't as simple as walking away. The cover, penciled by Cruz and inked by LaRosa, reflects the uneasy atmosphere of the story.
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After unwittingly helping the Brotherhood rescue Aurora and steal some deadly gas from the Canadian government, Nate decides to end his association with the group, but leaving isn't as easy as he thought it would be.
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