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X-Factor Vol 1: (1986)

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X-Factor, Volume 1 Type Ongoing Series Total Issues 214 Dates Published February,1986 -Ongoing Featured X-Factor X-Factor Investigations

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1 Issues 1-50 (1986-1990)
2 Issues 51-100 (1990-1994)
3 Issues 101-149 (1994-1998)
4 Issues 200-250 (2010-2013)
5 Issues 251-262 (2013)
6 Annuals & Specials

Issues 1-50 (1986-1990)

X-Factor #-1
"A Summers Tale"
(July, 1997)

X-Factor #1
"Third Genesis"
(February, 1986)

X-Factor #2
"Bless the Beasts and Children"
(March, 1986)

X-Factor #3
"Regression Obsession"
(April, 1986)

X-Factor #4
"Trials and Errors"
(May, 1986)

X-Factor #5
"Tapped Out"
(June, 1986)

X-Factor #6
"Apocalypse Now!"
(July, 1986)

X-Factor #7
"Fall Out!"
(August, 1986)

X-Factor #8
"Lost and Found"
(September, 1986)

X-Factor #9
"Spots!"
(October, 1986)

X-Factor #10
"Falling Angel!"
(November, 1986)

X-Factor #11
"Redemption!"
(December, 1986)

X-Factor #12
"Boom Boom Boom!"
(January, 1987)

X-Factor #13
"Ghosts!"
(February, 1987)

X-Factor #14
"The Mutant Program!"
(March, 1987)

X-Factor #15
"Whose Death is it, Anyway?"
(April, 1987)

X-Factor #16
"Playing With Fire!"
(May, 1987)

X-Factor #17
"Die, Mutants, Die!"
(June, 1987)

X-Factor #18
"The Enemy Within!"
(July, 1987)

X-Factor #19
"All Together Now!"
(August, 1987)

X-Factor #20
"Children's Crusade"
(September, 1987)

X-Factor #21
"For Every Action..."
(October, 1987)

X-Factor #22
"If I Should Die..."
(November, 1987)

X-Factor #23
"You Say You Want Some Evolution?"
(December, 1987)

X-Factor #24
"Masks"
(January, 1988)

X-Factor #25
"Judgement Day!"
(February, 1988)

X-Factor #26
"Casualties"
(March, 1988)

X-Factor #27
"Gifts!"
(April, 1988)

X-Factor #28
"Countdown!"
(May, 1988)

X-Factor #29
"Fame!"
(June, 1988)

X-Factor #30
"Kiss of Death!"
(July, 1988)

X-Factor #31
"Kiss Off!"
(August, 1988)

X-Factor #32
"The Carbon Copy Avengers"
(September, 1988)

X-Factor #33
"For All the World To See"
(October, 1988)

X-Factor #34
"Death!"
(November, 1988)

X-Factor #35
"Go to the Orphan Maker!"
(December, 1988)

X-Factor #36
"Transformations!"
(January, 1989)

X-Factor #37
"A Matter of Honor"
(February, 1989)

X-Factor #38
"Duet!"
(March, 1989)

X-Factor #39
"Ashes to Ashes"
(April, 1989)

X-Factor #40
"Dust to Dust"
(May, 1989)

X-Factor #41
"Golden Boy!"
(June, 1989)

X-Factor #42
"All That Glitters..."
(July, 1989)

X-Factor #43
"Judgement War part 1: Kidnaped!"
(August, 1989)

X-Factor #44
"Judgement War part 2: Another World!"
(September, 1989)

X-Factor #45
"Judgement War part 3: Arena!"
(October, 1989)

X-Factor #46
"Judgement War part 4: Exchange"
(November, 1989)

X-Factor #47
"Guardian"
(November, 1989)

X-Factor #48
"Judgement War part 5: Common Ground!"
(December, 1989)

X-Factor #49
"Judgement War part 6: Power Struggle"
(December, 1989)

X-Factor #50
"Judgement War part 7: Judgement Day"
(January, 1990)

Issues 51-100 (1990-1994)

X-Factor #51
"Home!"
(February, 1990)

X-Factor #52
"Celebrity!"
(March, 1990)

X-Factor #53
"Ghosts"
(April, 1990)

X-Factor #54
"Crimson"
(May, 1990)

X-Factor #55
"Desperately Seeking Vera"
(June, 1990)

X-Factor #56
"Ravens"
(July, 1990)

X-Factor #57
"Reflections"
(August, 1990)

X-Factor #58
"Nevermore"
(September, 1990)

X-Factor #59
"Yesterday's News"
(October, 1990)

X-Factor #60
"X-Tinction Agenda part 3: Brotherhood"
(November, 1990)

X-Factor #61
"X-Tinction Agenda part 6: Betrayal!"
(December, 1990)

X-Factor #62
"X-Tinction Agenda part 9: Capital Punishment"
(January, 1991)

X-Factor #63
"Family"
(February, 1991)

X-Factor #64
"The Price"
(March, 1991)

X-Factor #65
"Endgame part 1: Malign Influences"
(April, 1991)

X-Factor #66
"Endgame part 2: Heroic Effort"
(May, 1991)

X-Factor #67
"Endgame part 3: Lunar Opposition!"
(June, 1991)

X-Factor #68
"Finale"
(July, 1991)

X-Factor #69
"Clash Reunion"
(August, 1991)

X-Factor #70
"Ends and Odds"
(September, 1991)

X-Factor #71
"Cutting the Mustard"
(October, 1991)

X-Factor #72
"Multiple Homicide"
(November, 1991)

X-Factor #73
"Crowd Control"
(December, 1991)

X-Factor #74
"Politically Incorrect"
(January, 1992)

X-Factor #75
"The Nasty Boys"
(February, 1992)

X-Factor #76
"X-Communication"
(March, 1992)

X-Factor #77
"Great X-Pectations"
(April, 1992)

X-Factor #78
"Playing with Fire!"
(May, 1992)

X-Factor #79
"Rhapsody in Blue"
(June, 1992)

X-Factor #80
"Belles + Whistles"
(July, 1992)

X-Factor #81
"Belles of the Ball"
(August, 1992)

X-Factor #82
"Sittin' by the Dock of the Bay"
(September, 1992)

X-Factor #83
"Painting the Town"
(October, 1992)

X-Factor #84
"X-Cutioner's Song part 2: Tough Love"
(November, 1992)

X-Factor #85
"X-Cutioner's Song part 6: Snikts and Bones"
(December, 1992)

X-Factor #86
"X-Cutioner's Song part 10: One of These Days...Pow! Zoom!"
(January, 1993)

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%ARGS%=§ Title = X-Factor

§ Image = X-Factor Vol 1 87.jpg § Volume = 1 § Issue = 87 § Month = 2 § Year = 1993

§ ReleaseDate = 12-15-1992 § Publisher = Marvel Comics § Indicia Publisher = § Brand/Imprint = § Country = USA § OriginalPrice = $1.25 § Pages = § PreviousIssue = {c§X-Factor Vol 1 86} § NextIssue = {c§X-Factor Vol 1 88}

§ Editor-in-Chief = Tom DeFalco § CoverArtist1 = Joe Quesada § CoverArtist2 = Al Milgrom

§ Writer1_1 = Peter David § Penciler1_1 = Joe Quesada § Inker1_1 = Al Milgrom § Colourist1_1 = Marie Javins § Letterer1_1 = Richard Starkings § Letterer1_2 = Steve Dutro § Editor1_1 = Kelly Corvese § Editor1_2 = Jaye Gardner § Editor1_3 = Bob Harras

§ Quotation = § Speaker =

§ StoryTitle1 = X-Aminations § Synopsis1 = The members of X-Factor undergo counseling with superhuman psychologist Doc Samson. Wolfsbane describes strange dreams she has had and admits her unrequited feelings for Havok. Samson notes her deference to authority figures and relates it to her abusive childhood guardian Reverend Craig. The mention of Craig enrages her, and she storms out. Quicksilver explains that his irritable temperament is due to perceiving the world at superhuman speed and how slow everyone else is in comparison. Polaris is standoffish, insecure about her physique, and scarred by her experiences of being possessed. Strong Guy recalls his youth as a class clown and his powers first manifesting when some kids beat him up. His arm swelled up to its current size and then he got hit by a bus, distorting his body further. He absorbs kinetic energy, but he must discharge it immediately or else parts of his body enlarge uncontrollably. In addition, he is in constant pain so he uses humor to deflect others’ pity. Multiple Man admits doing anything to get attention and avoid feeling alone. Havok is on edge, envious of his brother Cyclops, and insecure about his performance as a leader. Polaris returns, insists she feels great, and reveals her skimpy new costume. Val claims to know the team well, but her assessment of their personalities is all wrong. After Samson recommends she take awareness training, she storms out and is suddenly engulfed by a mass of sharp-toothed tentacles. Samson exits his office and finds only her shoe.

§ Appearing1 = Featured Characters:

{a§X-Factor (Government) (Earth-616)§X-Factor}
- {apn§Alexander Summers (Earth-616)§Havok§X-Force #18}
- {a§James Madrox (Earth-616)§Multiple Man}
- {apn§Lorna Dane (Earth-616)§Polaris§X-Force #18}
- {apn§Pietro Maximoff (Earth-616)§Quicksilver§X-Force #17}
- {a§Guido Carosella (Earth-616)§Strong Guy} {Flashalso}
- {apn§Rahne Sinclair (Earth-616)§Wolfsbane§X-Men Vol 2 16}

Supporting Characters:

{a§Valerie Cooper (Earth-616)§Valerie Cooper}
{apn§Leonard Samson (Earth-616)§Doc Samson§Marvel Holiday Special #1992§Incredible Hulk #402}

Adversaries:

unnamed creature {1st}

Other Characters:

Maria Callasantos (Earth-616)§Feral {Dream}
Sheila McCann {1st} {Flashonly}

Locations:

{a§Earth-616§Marvel Universe}
- {a§United States of America}

Items:

Vehicles:

§ Notes =

This issue is reprinted in:
- X-Factor Visionaries: Peter David vol. 4 trade paperback (2008);
- X-Men: Fatal Attractions hardcover (2012);
- Decades: Marvel in the 90s - The Mutant X-Plosion trade paperback (2019);
- X-Factor Epic Collection vol. 8: X-Aminations trade paperback (2019);
- X-Factor by Peter David Omnibus hardcover (2021).

§ Trivia =

Rahne's dream of "Rahne & Simpy" is a play on the 1990s U.S. television cartoon Wikipedia:Ren & Stimpy§''The Ren & Stimpy Show''.
Polaris was psychologically manipulated by Mesmero (Vincent) (Earth-616)§Mesmero in {c§X-Men Vol 1 49}-{c§X-Men Vol 1 52§52}, mind-controlled by Davan Shakari (Earth-616)§Eric the Red in {c§X-Men Vol 1 97}, possessed by Malice (Marauders) (Earth-616)§Malice from {c§Uncanny X-Men Vol 1 219} to {c§Uncanny X-Men Vol 1 249}, and mind-controlled by the Shadow King (Earth-616)§Shadow King from {c§Uncanny X-Men Vol 1 269} to {c§Uncanny X-Men Vol 1 280}.

§ Recommended =

{c§X-Factor Vol 3 #13}

{X-Men RR} § Links = {X-Factor Links}

The Unofficial Handbook of Marvel Comics Creators - accessed on 11/7/2010

}}

X-Factor #88
"Random Violence"
(March, 1993)

$%ARGS%=§ Title = X-Factor § Image = X-Factor Vol 1 89.jpg § Volume = 1 § Issue = 89 § Month = 4 § Year = 1993 § ReleaseDate = 02-16-1993 § Publisher = Marvel Comics § Indicia Publisher = § Brand/Imprint = § Country = USA § OriginalPrice = $1.25 § Pages = § PreviousIssue = {c§X-Factor Vol 1 88} § NextIssue = {c§X-Factor Vol 1 90} § Editor-in-Chief = Tom DeFalco § CoverArtist1 = Joe Quesada § CoverArtist2 = Al Milgrom § Writer1_1 = Peter David § Penciler1_1 = Joe Quesada § Inker1_1 = Al Milgrom § Colourist1_1 = Glynis Oliver § Letterer1_1 = Richard Starkings § Editor1_1 = Kelly Corvese § Editor1_2 = Jaye Gardner § Editor1_3 = Bob Harras § Quotation = § Speaker = § StoryTitle1 = Dark Homecoming § Synopsis1 = Inside the sealed Genoshan vault, Sasha Ryan’s co-conspirator waits for her. Meanwhile, X-Factor and the X-Patriots arrive at the presidential palace, and Ryan introduces them to the new Genoshan president. Ryan tells off the bigoted Aznian president, and the Genoshan president welcomes the X-Patriots home as Wolfsbane and Multiple Man reunite with Moira MacTaggert. Back in the U.S., Vic Chalker’s brother Dick a.k.a. the mutant Carnivore vows to avenge his brother by exterminating all mutants, but as soon as he leaves his lab, he is run over by a semi-truck. That night, Rahne wakes up from a nightmare in which Havok brands her and pleads with Moira for help. Elsewhere, Pirouette introduces Guido to her grandmother, and the president takes Val, Havok, and Prodigal on a tour of her garden. The president asks Prodigal is he is ready to be the mutates’ leader. Rahne confides in Moira about her lust toward men, and while Moira assures her that is normal for a young woman, tests by Sasha Ryan confirm her sex drive is exacerbated by her nature as a werewolf. Ryan also reveals that, when Wolfsbane was transformed into a mutate, she was bonded with Havok. In response, Rahne goes berserk. Afterward, Ryan opens the vault and tells her shadowy associate their plans must wait until X-Factor leaves. He accedes but vows Genosha will eventually be free of mutants. § Appearing1 = Featured Characters: * {a§X-Factor (Government) (Earth-616)§X-Factor} ** {a§Alexander Summers (Earth-616)§Havok} ** {a§James Madrox (Earth-616)§Multiple Man} ** {a§Lorna Dane (Earth-616)§Polaris} ** {a§Guido Carosella (Earth-616)§Strong Guy} ** {a§Rahne Sinclair (Earth-616)§Wolfsbane} Supporting Characters: * {a§Valerie Cooper (Earth-616)§Valerie Cooper} {g§Mind-controlled} * {a§Moira Kinross (Earth-616)§Moira MacTaggert} * {a§X-Patriots (Earth-616)§X-Patriots} ** {a§Lukas (Earth-616)§Lukas} {Cameo} ** {a§Jo Beth (Earth-616)§Pirouette} ** {a§Prodigal (Earth-616)§Prodigal} * Genoshan President Adversaries: * {1st§Josef Huber (Earth-616)§Isolationist (Josef Huber)} {Shadow} * {a§Sasha Ryan (Earth-616)§Genegineer (Sasha Ryan)} * {a§Dick Chalker (Earth-616)§Carnivore (Dick Chalker)} {1st Dies} Other Characters: * {a§Genoshan Mutates} ** Alice {Only} * President Mabawa Locations: * {a§Earth-616§Marvel Universe} ** {a§Hammer Bay}, {a§Genosha} ** {a§United States of America} Items: * Vehicles: * § Writer2_1 = Peter David § Penciler2_1 = Chris Batista § Inker2_1 = Al Milgrom § Colourist2_1 = Glynis Oliver § Letterer2_1 = Lois Buhalis § Editor2_1 = Kelly Corvese § Editor2_2 = Jaye Gardner § Editor2_3 = Bob Harras § StoryTitle2 = Cabin Fever § Synopsis2 = Crystal uses her powers to take a shower outdoors, and Quicksilver joins her. Afterward, they watch the sunrise, and he tells her he is in therapy with Doc Samson. Later, he runs to town to get groceries. In the store, a reporter named Torq approaches him with pictures of Crystal with her teammate the Black Knight. Infuriated at the violation of her privacy, Quicksilver breaks Torq’s nose and threatens to kill him. He returns to the cabin but acts coldly toward Crystal. At a bar, Torq doubts the pictures will disrupt their reconciliation, but the man who has been watching the couple is confident they will. That night, Crystal and Pietro sleep apart, and she tells him she wants to go home. § Appearing2 = Featured Characters: * {a§Pietro Maximoff (Earth-616)§Quicksilver} Supporting Characters: * {apn§Crystalia Amaquelin (Earth-616)§Crystal§§Thunderstrike #2} Adversaries: * Torq {Only} * unnamed spy Other Characters: * Dane Whitman (Earth-616)§Black Knight (Dane Whitman) {Photo} Locations: * {a§Earth-616§Marvel Universe} ** {a§Maine} Items: * Vehicles: * § Notes = * This issue is reprinted in: ** X-Factor Visionaries: Peter David vol. 4 trade paperback (2008); ** X-Men: Fatal Attractions hardcover (2012); ** X-Factor Epic Collection vol. 8: X-Aminations trade paperback (2019); ** X-Factor by Peter David Omnibus hardcover (2021). § Trivia = * Writer Peter David quit the series after this issue due to creative differences with Marvel. As a result, the storylines involving the X-Patriots and Sasha Ryan's mysterious associate were immediately dropped. After returning to the series in 2006, Peter David revealed Ryan's associate to be the Isolationist in {c§X-Factor Vol 3 21}-{c§X-Factor Vol 3 24§24}. * Wolfsbane's dream featuring her and Havok is a parody of the 1992 wikipedia:The Walt Disney Company§Disney animated film wikipedia:Aladdin (1992 Disney film)§''Aladdin''. * During this period, Crystal was romantically involved with her teammate the Black Knight in Avengers Vol 1§''Avengers''. She and Quicksilver later reconcile for a time, and he rejoins the Avengers in {c§Avengers Vol 1 372}. § Recommended = {X-Men RR} § Links = {X-Factor Links} * The Unofficial Handbook of Marvel Comics Creators - accessed on 11/7/2010 }}$

%ARGS%=§ Title = X-Factor

§ Image = X-Factor Vol 1 89.jpg § Volume = 1 § Issue = 89 § Month = 4 § Year = 1993

§ ReleaseDate = 02-16-1993 § Publisher = Marvel Comics § Indicia Publisher = § Brand/Imprint = § Country = USA § OriginalPrice = $1.25 § Pages = § PreviousIssue = {c§X-Factor Vol 1 88} § NextIssue = {c§X-Factor Vol 1 90}

§ Editor-in-Chief = Tom DeFalco § CoverArtist1 = Joe Quesada § CoverArtist2 = Al Milgrom

§ Writer1_1 = Peter David § Penciler1_1 = Joe Quesada § Inker1_1 = Al Milgrom § Colourist1_1 = Glynis Oliver § Letterer1_1 = Richard Starkings § Editor1_1 = Kelly Corvese § Editor1_2 = Jaye Gardner § Editor1_3 = Bob Harras

§ Quotation = § Speaker =

§ StoryTitle1 = Dark Homecoming § Synopsis1 = Inside the sealed Genoshan vault, Sasha Ryan’s co-conspirator waits for her. Meanwhile, X-Factor and the X-Patriots arrive at the presidential palace, and Ryan introduces them to the new Genoshan president. Ryan tells off the bigoted Aznian president, and the Genoshan president welcomes the X-Patriots home as Wolfsbane and Multiple Man reunite with Moira MacTaggert. Back in the U.S., Vic Chalker’s brother Dick a.k.a. the mutant Carnivore vows to avenge his brother by exterminating all mutants, but as soon as he leaves his lab, he is run over by a semi-truck. That night, Rahne wakes up from a nightmare in which Havok brands her and pleads with Moira for help. Elsewhere, Pirouette introduces Guido to her grandmother, and the president takes Val, Havok, and Prodigal on a tour of her garden. The president asks Prodigal is he is ready to be the mutates’ leader. Rahne confides in Moira about her lust toward men, and while Moira assures her that is normal for a young woman, tests by Sasha Ryan confirm her sex drive is exacerbated by her nature as a werewolf. Ryan also reveals that, when Wolfsbane was transformed into a mutate, she was bonded with Havok. In response, Rahne goes berserk. Afterward, Ryan opens the vault and tells her shadowy associate their plans must wait until X-Factor leaves. He accedes but vows Genosha will eventually be free of mutants.

§ Appearing1 = Featured Characters:

{a§X-Factor (Government) (Earth-616)§X-Factor}
- {a§Alexander Summers (Earth-616)§Havok}
- {a§James Madrox (Earth-616)§Multiple Man}
- {a§Lorna Dane (Earth-616)§Polaris}
- {a§Guido Carosella (Earth-616)§Strong Guy}
- {a§Rahne Sinclair (Earth-616)§Wolfsbane}

Supporting Characters:

{a§Valerie Cooper (Earth-616)§Valerie Cooper} {g§Mind-controlled}
{a§Moira Kinross (Earth-616)§Moira MacTaggert}
{a§X-Patriots (Earth-616)§X-Patriots}
- {a§Lukas (Earth-616)§Lukas} {Cameo}
- {a§Jo Beth (Earth-616)§Pirouette}
- {a§Prodigal (Earth-616)§Prodigal}
Genoshan President

Adversaries:

{1st§Josef Huber (Earth-616)§Isolationist (Josef Huber)} {Shadow}
{a§Sasha Ryan (Earth-616)§Genegineer (Sasha Ryan)}
{a§Dick Chalker (Earth-616)§Carnivore (Dick Chalker)} {1st Dies}

Other Characters:

{a§Genoshan Mutates}
- Alice {Only}
President Mabawa

Locations:

{a§Earth-616§Marvel Universe}
- {a§Hammer Bay}, {a§Genosha}
- {a§United States of America}

Items:

Vehicles:

§ Writer2_1 = Peter David § Penciler2_1 = Chris Batista § Inker2_1 = Al Milgrom § Colourist2_1 = Glynis Oliver § Letterer2_1 = Lois Buhalis § Editor2_1 = Kelly Corvese § Editor2_2 = Jaye Gardner § Editor2_3 = Bob Harras

§ StoryTitle2 = Cabin Fever § Synopsis2 = Crystal uses her powers to take a shower outdoors, and Quicksilver joins her. Afterward, they watch the sunrise, and he tells her he is in therapy with Doc Samson. Later, he runs to town to get groceries. In the store, a reporter named Torq approaches him with pictures of Crystal with her teammate the Black Knight. Infuriated at the violation of her privacy, Quicksilver breaks Torq’s nose and threatens to kill him. He returns to the cabin but acts coldly toward Crystal. At a bar, Torq doubts the pictures will disrupt their reconciliation, but the man who has been watching the couple is confident they will. That night, Crystal and Pietro sleep apart, and she tells him she wants to go home.

§ Appearing2 = Featured Characters:

{a§Pietro Maximoff (Earth-616)§Quicksilver}

Supporting Characters:

{apn§Crystalia Amaquelin (Earth-616)§Crystal§§Thunderstrike #2}

Adversaries:

Torq {Only}
unnamed spy

Other Characters:

Dane Whitman (Earth-616)§Black Knight (Dane Whitman) {Photo}

Locations:

{a§Earth-616§Marvel Universe}
- {a§Maine}

Items:

Vehicles:

§ Notes =

This issue is reprinted in:
- X-Factor Visionaries: Peter David vol. 4 trade paperback (2008);
- X-Men: Fatal Attractions hardcover (2012);
- X-Factor Epic Collection vol. 8: X-Aminations trade paperback (2019);
- X-Factor by Peter David Omnibus hardcover (2021).

§ Trivia =

Writer Peter David quit the series after this issue due to creative differences with Marvel. As a result, the storylines involving the X-Patriots and Sasha Ryan's mysterious associate were immediately dropped. After returning to the series in 2006, Peter David revealed Ryan's associate to be the Isolationist in {c§X-Factor Vol 3 21}-{c§X-Factor Vol 3 24§24}.
Wolfsbane's dream featuring her and Havok is a parody of the 1992 wikipedia:The Walt Disney Company§Disney animated film wikipedia:Aladdin (1992 Disney film)§''Aladdin''.
During this period, Crystal was romantically involved with her teammate the Black Knight in Avengers Vol 1§''Avengers''. She and Quicksilver later reconcile for a time, and he rejoins the Avengers in {c§Avengers Vol 1 372}.

§ Recommended = {X-Men RR} § Links = {X-Factor Links}

The Unofficial Handbook of Marvel Comics Creators - accessed on 11/7/2010

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X-Factor #90
"A Green and Tender Place"
(May, 1993)

X-Factor #91
"Underpinnings"
(June, 1993)

X-Factor #92
"The Man Who Wasn't There"
(July, 1993)

X-Factor #93
"The Longest Day part 1"
(August, 1993)

X-Factor #94
"The Longest Day part 2: Evening Where"
(September, 1993)

X-Factor #95
"Fatal Repulsions"
(October, 1993)

X-Factor #96
"In the Beginning"
(November, 1993)

X-Factor #97
"The New Humanity"
(December, 1993)

X-Factor #98
"Into Oblivion"
(January, 1994)

X-Factor #99
"The Cure!"
(February, 1994)

X-Factor #100
"Mahapralaya!"
(March, 1994)

Issues 101-149 (1994-1998)

X-Factor #101
"Afterlives"
(April, 1994)

X-Factor #102
"The Polaris Plot!"
(May, 1994)

X-Factor #103
"Friends and Family"
(June, 1994)

$%ARGS%=§ Title = X-Factor § Volume = 1 § Issue = 104 § Image = X-Factor Vol 1 104.jpg § Month = 7 § Year = 1994 § ReleaseDate = 05-10-1994 § Publisher = Marvel Comics § Indicia Publisher = § Brand/Imprint = § Country = USA § OriginalPrice = $1.50 § Pages = § PreviousIssue = {c§X-Factor Vol 1 103} § NextIssue = {c§X-Factor Vol 1 105} § Editor-in-Chief = Tom DeFalco § CoverArtist1 = Jan Duursema § CoverArtist2 = Al Milgrom § Writer1_1 = J.M. DeMatteis § Writer1_2 = Todd DeZago § Penciler1_1 = Jan Duursema § Inker1_1 = Al Milgrom § Colourist1_1 = Glynis Oliver § Letterer1_1 = Richard Starkings § Letterer1_2 = Comicraft § Editor1_1 = Kelly Corvese § Editor1_2 = Jaye Gardner § Editor1_3 = Bob Harras § Quotation = § Speaker = § StoryTitle1 = Malicious Intent! § Synopsis1 = Malice blasts Polaris repeatedly with Havok’s powers, boasting that she possessed Beatrice Conners and is responsible for the plot to kill Lorna. Malice seeks revenge on Mr. Sinister for previously trapping her in Polaris’s body. She claims Sinister has plans for Polaris, and she plans to disrupt them by killing Lorna. In Rhinebeck, Guido has lunch with his childhood sweetheart Mary. He fondly reminisces about how they met, but Mary confesses they lost touch because she became popular and could date more attractive boys. She tearfully apologizes and walks away. In Honolulu, Polaris restrains Malice and traps her in a reshaped metal dumpster. Back in Rhinebeck, Anthony confides in Wolfsbane about his fear of being a mutant, and she assures him his friends and family would still love him. Guido returns to his aunt and uncle’s house, tells the paparazzi outside to go away, and tells Rahne about his heartbreaking lunch with Mary. In Hawaii, Polaris returns to Havok’s cabin and finds Beatrice Conners. As Lorna dons her uniform, Conners reveals Malice possessed her months ago. Polaris calls X-Factor and leaves a message asking for help, but Malice cuts her off with a plasma blast then takes Conners hostage. At X-Factor headquarters, Val Cooper gets Lorna’s message and contacts Quicksilver for help, but he will not be available for hours. Rather than wait, Val flies a jet to Rhinebeck and picks up Strong Guy and Wolfsbane. Back in Honolulu, Polaris surrenders to save Conners, but Malice keeps blasting her anyway then drags her outside. Just as Malice is about to kill her, Mr. Sinister arrives with his henchmen the Nasty Boys. § Appearing1 = Featured Characters: * {a§X-Factor (Government) (Earth-616)§X-Factor} ** {a§Lorna Dane (Earth-616)§Polaris} ** {a§Guido Carosella (Earth-616)§Strong Guy} {Flashalso} ** {a§Rahne Sinclair (Earth-616)§Wolfsbane} Supporting Characters: * {a§Beatrice Conners (Earth-616)§Beatrice Conners} * {a§Valerie Cooper (Earth-616)§Valerie Cooper} * {a§Alexander Summers (Earth-616)§Havok} {g§possessed by Malice} * {a§Pietro Maximoff (Earth-616)§Quicksilver} {TV} * Anthony * Mary Bradley {Flashalso} * Lois * Lou Adversaries: * {a§Malice (Marauders) (Earth-616)§Malice (Alice MacAllister)} * {apn§Nathaniel Essex (Earth-616)§Mr. Sinister§Excalibur #74} {Cameo} * {a§Nasty Boys (Earth-616)§Nasty Boys} {Cameo} ** {a§George Blair (Earth-616)§Gorgeous George} ** {a§Michael Suggs (Earth-616)§Hairbag} ** {a§Patrick Mahony (Earth-616)§Ramrod} ** {a§Clement Wilson (Earth-616)§Ruckus} ** {a§Kris Anderson (Earth-616)§Slab} Other Characters: * Tristan {Only} Locations: * {a§Earth-616§Marvel Universe} ** {a§United States of America} *** {a§Washington, D.C.} **** {a§Georgetown} *** {a§Honolulu}, {a§Hawaii} *** Rhinebeck, {a§New York} Items: * Vehicles: * X-Factor spy plane § Notes = * This issue is reprinted in the X-Factor Epic Collection vol. 9: Afterlives trade paperback published in 2022. § Trivia = * Malice possessed Polaris's body from {c§Uncanny X-Men Vol 1 219}-{c§Uncanny X-Men Vol 1 249§249}. § Recommended = {X-Men RR} § Links = {X-Factor Links} * The Unofficial Handbook of Marvel Comics Creators - accessed on 11/16/2010 }}$

%ARGS%=§ Title = X-Factor

§ Volume = 1 § Issue = 104 § Image = X-Factor Vol 1 104.jpg § Month = 7 § Year = 1994

§ ReleaseDate = 05-10-1994 § Publisher = Marvel Comics § Indicia Publisher = § Brand/Imprint = § Country = USA § OriginalPrice = $1.50 § Pages = § PreviousIssue = {c§X-Factor Vol 1 103} § NextIssue = {c§X-Factor Vol 1 105}

§ Editor-in-Chief = Tom DeFalco § CoverArtist1 = Jan Duursema § CoverArtist2 = Al Milgrom

§ Writer1_1 = J.M. DeMatteis § Writer1_2 = Todd DeZago § Penciler1_1 = Jan Duursema § Inker1_1 = Al Milgrom § Colourist1_1 = Glynis Oliver § Letterer1_1 = Richard Starkings § Letterer1_2 = Comicraft § Editor1_1 = Kelly Corvese § Editor1_2 = Jaye Gardner § Editor1_3 = Bob Harras

§ Quotation = § Speaker =

§ StoryTitle1 = Malicious Intent! § Synopsis1 = Malice blasts Polaris repeatedly with Havok’s powers, boasting that she possessed Beatrice Conners and is responsible for the plot to kill Lorna. Malice seeks revenge on Mr. Sinister for previously trapping her in Polaris’s body. She claims Sinister has plans for Polaris, and she plans to disrupt them by killing Lorna. In Rhinebeck, Guido has lunch with his childhood sweetheart Mary. He fondly reminisces about how they met, but Mary confesses they lost touch because she became popular and could date more attractive boys. She tearfully apologizes and walks away. In Honolulu, Polaris restrains Malice and traps her in a reshaped metal dumpster. Back in Rhinebeck, Anthony confides in Wolfsbane about his fear of being a mutant, and she assures him his friends and family would still love him. Guido returns to his aunt and uncle’s house, tells the paparazzi outside to go away, and tells Rahne about his heartbreaking lunch with Mary. In Hawaii, Polaris returns to Havok’s cabin and finds Beatrice Conners. As Lorna dons her uniform, Conners reveals Malice possessed her months ago. Polaris calls X-Factor and leaves a message asking for help, but Malice cuts her off with a plasma blast then takes Conners hostage. At X-Factor headquarters, Val Cooper gets Lorna’s message and contacts Quicksilver for help, but he will not be available for hours. Rather than wait, Val flies a jet to Rhinebeck and picks up Strong Guy and Wolfsbane. Back in Honolulu, Polaris surrenders to save Conners, but Malice keeps blasting her anyway then drags her outside. Just as Malice is about to kill her, Mr. Sinister arrives with his henchmen the Nasty Boys.

§ Appearing1 = Featured Characters:

{a§X-Factor (Government) (Earth-616)§X-Factor}
- {a§Lorna Dane (Earth-616)§Polaris}
- {a§Guido Carosella (Earth-616)§Strong Guy} {Flashalso}
- {a§Rahne Sinclair (Earth-616)§Wolfsbane}

Supporting Characters:

{a§Beatrice Conners (Earth-616)§Beatrice Conners}
{a§Valerie Cooper (Earth-616)§Valerie Cooper}
{a§Alexander Summers (Earth-616)§Havok} {g§possessed by Malice}
{a§Pietro Maximoff (Earth-616)§Quicksilver} {TV}
Anthony
Mary Bradley {Flashalso}
Lois
Lou

Adversaries:

{a§Malice (Marauders) (Earth-616)§Malice (Alice MacAllister)}
{apn§Nathaniel Essex (Earth-616)§Mr. Sinister§Excalibur #74} {Cameo}
{a§Nasty Boys (Earth-616)§Nasty Boys} {Cameo}
- {a§George Blair (Earth-616)§Gorgeous George}
- {a§Michael Suggs (Earth-616)§Hairbag}
- {a§Patrick Mahony (Earth-616)§Ramrod}
- {a§Clement Wilson (Earth-616)§Ruckus}
- {a§Kris Anderson (Earth-616)§Slab}

Other Characters:

Tristan {Only}

Locations:

{a§Earth-616§Marvel Universe}
- {a§United States of America}
  - {a§Washington, D.C.}
    - {a§Georgetown}
  - {a§Honolulu}, {a§Hawaii}
  - Rhinebeck, {a§New York}