X-Men #3
In X-Men #3 (1993), the Hand resurrects Omega Red—once Arkady—in a move that sends shockwaves through the mutant underground. While the X-Men test their limits in a high-stakes, mutant-powered basketball game, Moira wrestles with guilt over her role in the Magneto incident and walks away. Just as Gambit and Rogue head out on a chaperoned date, their moment is shattered by Omega Red’s return and the Hand’s sinister intervention. Written by Jim Lee and John Byrne, with art by Jim Lee and Scott Williams, and colored by Joe Rosas, the issue’s cover by Jim Lee and Scott Williams captures the tension in bold, dynamic strokes.
In "La résurrection de la chair," the Hand resurrects Omega Red, unleashing a deadly threat on the X-Men’s world. While the team plays a high-stakes, mutant-powered game of basketball, Gambit and Rogue are interrupted on a chaperoned date—just as Omega Red and his shadowy allies make their move. Meanwhile, Moira MacTaggert wrestles with guilt over her past, and the shadow of Magneto’s legacy looms in memory.
In "Choc en retour!", Wolverine is taken by Omega Red and the Fenris twins in a desperate bid to unlock his memories for a lost Carbonadium Synthesizer. With help from an unexpected ally from his past, he fights to stay free—just as the X-Men close in, drawn into a hunt that blurs lines between friend and foe.
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