X-Factor Marvel Comic One Shots

X-Factor #200 plus two One Shot Specials (Layla Miller + Quicksilver) X-Factor #200 ("Cover by ESAD RIBIC. Written by PETER DAVID. Pencils by BING CANSINO, MARCO SANTUCCI & KARL MOLINE, inks by SANTUCCI, PATRICK PIAZZALUNGA & RICK MAGYAR. 'THE INVISIBLE GIRL HAS VANISHED'-X-Factor has relocated back to New York, and their first client is a keeper: Franklin Richards, whose mom has disappeared and who figures that the premiere detective agency in the Marvel Universe has the best chance of finding her. Except Reed Richards doesn't seem especially cooperative in helping them locate his missing wife. What is he hiding, and does it have anything to do with the coming Darkness? Meanwhile, Val Cooper has some bad news for Monet: Her ambassador father has been taken prisoner by terrorists, and she has less than 24 hours to find him before he winds up getting his head cut off on video. 104 pages, full color.") Layla Miller Special #1 ("Written by PETER DAVID Penciled by VALENTINE DE LANDRO Cover by BOO COOK Trapped in a future she never made, Layla Miller finds herself smack in the middle of the Summers rebellion that was responsible for the eventual liberation of mutants from the camps. The only question is, will she survive it? 48 PGS./Rated T+") X-Factor The Quick and the Dead Special #1 ("Written by PETER DAVID Pencils by PABLO RAIMONDI Cover by BOO COOK He's gone from the son of the one of the world's greatest villains, to one of Earth's Mightiest Heroes and then to one of the world's greatest villains in his own right. Now, Pietro Maximoff, Quicksilver, the man behind the Decimation of the world's mutants finds himself depowered and trapped in a prison cell, where he must confront all the demons of his past. Be sure not to miss this momentous, unforgettable story of the world's former fastest mutant, with an ending that will have massive ramification for the mutant universe. 32 PGS.")