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Gen 13/Generation X #1
Release Date: July 1997
“Generation Gap”
Writer: Brandon Choi
Pencils: Arthur Adams
Inks:Alex Garner
Colours: Joe Chiodo & Martin Jiminez
Letters: Richard Starkings & Comicraft
Editor: Scott Dunbier
Consulting Editor: Bob Harras
Cover by Arthur Adams & Alex Garner
Variant Cover by J. Scott Campbell & Tom McWeeney
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Synopsis:
Trance tracked down Carlos the Jackal in a bar, and used his mind powers to discover the location of Vortex. He then commanded Carlos to kill himself. Trance and his Freaks found and abducted Vortex from his containment center. This caused the mutant Emplate to sense the being's existance, and he began to search for this new potential power source.
The abduction also set off Cerebro, alerting Banshee to the situation, just as Lynch was alerted to it by the government. Cassidy's team Generation X and Lynch's team Gen 13 arrived moments apart, and the three groups had a stand-off, Emplate, from his dimensional prison revealed himself and tried to feed on the power source he sensed earlier, but Trance convinced him to work with him in return for the secrets to the powers of Qeelocke, Gen 13's teleporting "pet." Emplate, Trance and the Freaks escaped just as Vortex woke up from his containment. At first startled to see Lynch, the being responsible for imprisoning him, the two teams pleaded with him to trust them.
As Emplate and Trance's alliance began to quickly crumble, Vortex transported the heroes to their location. During the fight, the villains were defeated and escaped. Generation X and Gen 13 parted on amicable terms, leaving Vortex to find his own destiny.
Notes:
 Cover by Arthur Adams & Alex Garner |
 Variant cover by J. Scott Campbell & Tom McWeeney |
“Generation Gap”
Writer: Brandon Choi
Pencils: Arthur Adams
Inks:Alex Garner
Colours: Joe Chiodo & Martin Jiminez
Letters: Richard Starkings & Comicraft
Editor: Scott Dunbier
Consulting Editor: Bob Harras
Cover by Arthur Adams & Alex Garner
Variant Cover by J. Scott Campbell & Tom McWeeney
Solicitation
Please add the solicitation for this issue.
SPOILERS BEYOND THIS POINT!
Synopsis:
Trance tracked down Carlos the Jackal in a bar, and used his mind powers to discover the location of Vortex. He then commanded Carlos to kill himself. Trance and his Freaks found and abducted Vortex from his containment center. This caused the mutant Emplate to sense the being's existance, and he began to search for this new potential power source.
The abduction also set off Cerebro, alerting Banshee to the situation, just as Lynch was alerted to it by the government. Cassidy's team Generation X and Lynch's team Gen 13 arrived moments apart, and the three groups had a stand-off, Emplate, from his dimensional prison revealed himself and tried to feed on the power source he sensed earlier, but Trance convinced him to work with him in return for the secrets to the powers of Qeelocke, Gen 13's teleporting "pet." Emplate, Trance and the Freaks escaped just as Vortex woke up from his containment. At first startled to see Lynch, the being responsible for imprisoning him, the two teams pleaded with him to trust them.
As Emplate and Trance's alliance began to quickly crumble, Vortex transported the heroes to their location. During the fight, the villains were defeated and escaped. Generation X and Gen 13 parted on amicable terms, leaving Vortex to find his own destiny.
Notes:
- This issue ranked #6 on the July 1997 Diamond Comics Distributor's Preorders list with an estimated 114, 300 units sold.
- The 3-D Edition of this issue ranked #51 on the August 1997 Diamond Comics Distributor's Preorders list with an estimated 47, 100 units sold.
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