Resurrection man
Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning
"Mitch Shelly can be killed, but every time he comes back, he has a different power, a new ability that sometimes is a blessing, sometimes a deadly curse"--P. [4] of cover.
Read Time: ~9.2 hr
X, #7-9
by [story and art by Clamp (2012)
About this book
As Kamui's last surviving blood relative gives her life to obtain the Sacred Sword, the time draws close for Kamui to decide whether he will be humanity's savoir or its scourge, a decision that has dire consequences for Fuma and Kotori as well. Meanwhile, members of both the Dragons of Earth and the Dragons of Heaven converge on Tokyo, among them Subaru Sumeragi, a powerful magic user who will help Kamui see the path he must take.
Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreX, #7-9 Lead Character
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