Magik ❤️‍? Royaume des X #1 x2 signé Nakayama avec croquis Sabine Rich 9,8 ❤️‍? collection CGC

Indeed, Dust's inclusion proved to be the high point of this book for me. After her unfortunate stint in (the equally unfortunate)Legion of X, in which she was stripped of her phsical form, her personality, all the markers of her faith, her racial identity, and even her status as a human being, seeing her acting with agency and a clear awareness of her own sense of ethics as she questioned Dani's assumptions was a tremendous relief.After three years spent watching her being used as an object, a literal tool, her use here was absolutely triumphant. She provided a sense of ethics, a determination to act without making assumptions based on appearances, and Gronbekk was careful to showcase the tremendous versatility of her powers, an area of characterization that hasn't yet been sufficiently explored. Even though Dust is physically lost in a strange realm of space, she's found herself again, and that was absolutely wonderful.