And here's Marvel's solicitation info for that issue (in invisible text if you don't want to be spoiled).
ASTONISHING X-MEN #16
Written by Joss Whedon, pencils and cover by John Cassaday.
"Torn," part 4 of 6. The X-Men have been ripped apart and mentally destroyed. Only one remains standing. But with the combined power of the Hellfire Club standing in their way, what chance do they have?
32 pages, $2.99, in stores on Aug. 23.
Written by Joss Whedon, pencils and cover by John Cassaday.
"Torn," part 4 of 6. The X-Men have been ripped apart and mentally destroyed. Only one remains standing. But with the combined power of the Hellfire Club standing in their way, what chance do they have?
32 pages, $2.99, in stores on Aug. 23.


Andy Dufresne | May 17, 14:47 CET
Emma Frost | May 17, 20:20 CET
Simon | May 17, 20:33 CET
Daburcor | May 17, 21:28 CET
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...and watch your friends, like mine, disown you for geekitude of a heretofore unimagined scale.
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annagranfors | May 18, 00:59 CET
ReneRitchie | May 18, 00:59 CET
I am guessing that in a very Whedonesque (yeah, I actually said it) move, Joss will pit Kitty against Emma and the rest of the Hellfire gang in a no-win situation. And she will lose. I can totally picture the last panel of the issue taking place graveside, "she saved the world alot"
I know, I know, its been done.
alexreager | May 18, 02:38 CET
But seeing as no one ever stays dead in the Marvel universe (bar one), she'll be back up on her feet in no time.
Simon | May 18, 02:47 CET
Hjermsted | May 18, 03:22 CET
I'm glad that its not Wolverine saving the day, but little Kitty Pryde.
Elf | May 18, 04:17 CET