№ 10

X-Factor

October 2006 36 pages 2.99 USD; 3.75 CAD

Synopsis

Quicksilver arrives in Mutant Town promising to restore lost powers through Terrigen Mist exposure. X-Factor investigates his motives while Rictor desperately wants to believe in the possibility of getting his abilities back, despite Madrox's warnings about deals that seem too good to be true

Credits

Writer

Peter David

Penciller

Ryan Sook , Renato Arlem , Roy Allen Martinez , Renato Arlem , Roy Allan Martinez

Inker

Ryan Sook , Renato Arlem , Roy Allen Martinez , Renato Arlem , Roy Allan Martinez

Colorist

José Villarrubia , Ryan Sook

Letterer

Cory Petit , Virtual Calligraphy

Characters

Collected In

X-Factor by Peter David: The Complete Collection #1 Complete Collection

Collects X-Factor #1-12. Peter David relaunches X-Factor as a mutant detective agency — the start of his acclaimed run.

X-Factor #2 Trade Paperback

Collects X-Factor #7-12. Peter David's X-Factor Investigations -- noir-tinged mutant detective cases.

X-Factor by Peter David Omnibus #2 Omnibus

Collects X-Factor #25-50 and specials. Peter Davids noir-tinged mutant detective agency hits its stride with Messiah Complex tie-ins and beyond.

In Reading Orders

2000s X-Men

X-Factor: Many Lives of Madrox / Isolationist (2006-2007)

David deepens every character. Rahne's pregnancy. Layla Miller's terrifying precognition. Rictor's depression after losing his powers. Madrox's identity crisis — literally, since his duplicates keep going rogue. The Isolationist sends X-Factor against a villain who absorbs mutant powers. David weaves soap opera, mystery, and superheroics into something uniquely his own. The Messiah Complex tie-in issues (25-27) are among the crossover's best chapters

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