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Inferno #3 reveals its true villain, with a connection to a classic X-Men story
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As writer Jonathan Hickman's term as 'Head of X', the de facto lead writer of Marvel's X-Men line, races toward its conclusion, December 8's Inferno #3 from Hickman and artists RB Silva, Stefano Caselli, Valerio Schiti, Adriano Di Benedetto, and David Curiel reveals the secret villain that has apparently been pulling the strings behind the scenes of the Krakoa saga since it kicked off with 2019's House of X and Powers of X.
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