X-Force Volume 1: Dirty/Tricks

Imposibles X-Force series

Almost every sovereign state in the Marvel Universe uses superhumans to covertly protect national interests. The USA has the Secret Avengers. The United Kingdom has MI13. And mutantkind has X-Force! Cable. Psylocke. Fantomex. Marrow. Mutantkind's protectors, spies, assassins and torturers - but what drove them to join this new, deadly incarnati on of X-Force? How has Marrow regained her powers...and how is it connected to X-Force's first target, ruthless arms dealer Volga?

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COLLECTING:X-FORCE 1-6

Audience
adult
Length
short · 136 pages

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