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Generation Hope: The End of a Generation

Generation Hope series

Meet the newest member of Generation Hope ... Sebastian Shaw?! When Hope and company investigate an unaccounted-for mutant reading in Pakistan, they come across a full-grown mutant with no memory being used as a weapon. They see a mutant in trouble and help ... not realizing they're rescuing one of the X-Men's deadliest foes! Plus: Generation Hope clash with a gang of mutant villains living on Utopia - and romance blossoms between Marvel's most unlikely couple! James Asmus and Ibraim Roberson take the reins of the most-talked about new X-Book! COLLECTING:Generation Hope 13-17

Genre
superhero
Audience
adult
Length
short · 112 pages

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