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First Look at Stunning X-Men Covers for Inferno #3

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Witness an exclusive first look at two magnificent covers for Marvel Comics’ X-Men event, featuring mutants Moira MacTaggart and Destiny.

CBR has obtained an exclusive look at two new covers for Marvel Comics’ Inferno #3.

Penned by writer Jonathan Hickman, the X-Men event will consist of four issues and serve as Hickman’s magnum opus and finale within the mutant world, choosing to depart the line after the event concludes. The story began in September, with Inferno #3 set to release on Nov. 24. For the November issue, two variant covers will each respectively feature a mutant involved in kickstarting the event in the series’ first issue: Moira MacTaggert and Destiny.

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Moira MacTaggert on a variant cover for Inferno #3 by Jeff Dekal.
Destiny on a variant cover for Inferno #3 by Oscar Vega.

INFERNO #3 (OF 4)

  • JONATHAN HICKMAN (W) • R.B. SILVA (A)
  • Cover by JEROME OPEÑA
  • Stormbreaker Variant Cover by PEACH MOMOKO
  • VARIANT COVER BY RUSSELL DAUTERMAN
  • VARIANT COVER BY JEFF DEKAL
  • VARIANT COVER BY PEACH MOMOKO
  • VARIANT COVER BY OSCAR VEGA
  • Variant Cover by Giuseppe Camuncoli
  • NIMROD STRIKES!
  • Krakoa’s troubles don’t attack one at a time. Jonathan Hickman reunites with his
  • POWERS OF X collaborator R.B. Silva for the penultimate chapter of his X-Swan Song.
  • 56 PGS./Rated T+ …$5.99

The first cover by artist Jeff Dekal features Moira MacTaggert as she appears in present day in the series, drawn against a neutral white backdrop. The character first appeared in X-Men #96 in 1975. While having a strong intellect, she is also a mutant whose ability involves reincarnation, allowing her to live several existences across time and remember the experiences of her past lives. The series began with a flashback to her third life, in which she had created a cure for people who no longer wished to be mutants.

That is where Destiny entered the picture, featured on the other variant cover revealed for the series’ third issue. Created by artist Oscar Vega, unlike Dekal’s piece, it features a blend of colors as Destiny’s cape morphs into a pond of lily pads and water lilies. Appearing six years after MacTaggert in X-Men #141, she has the ability to see the future, allowing her to witness the lives of the reincarnated mutant before she has even lived them.

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One of the opening scenes of the first issue, the flashback to MacTaggert’s third life, took place as she celebrated creating the mutant cure with her colleagues. They were then attacked by Pyro, Mystique and Destiny, who claimed to be “joined together” with MacTaggert, threatening to bring about her actual death if she ever attempted to make the cure again. Destiny told the mutant scientist that she knew when she would officially die for good, claiming that it would take place around her tenth or eleventh lifetime. Destiny then had Pyro kill MacTaggert and end her third life, the current series picking up and taking place during present day–MacTaggert’s tenth lifetime.

For Inferno #3, Hickman will reunite with his Powers of X collaborator R.B. Silva to create “the penultimate chapter of his X-Swan Song,” according to the issue’s solicitation. The issue will also feature colors by David Curiel, letters by Joe Sabino, designs by Tom Muller and main cover art by Jerome Opena and Frank Martin. Other variant covers will be created by Brian Reber, Giuseppe Camuncoli, Russell Dauterman and Peach Momoko. The issue goes on sale Nov. 24 from Marvel Comics.

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Source: Marvel

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