2001 Mutant X #31, Marvel Comics
The issue is a penultimate one in the series, featuring the character Havok in an alternative reality known as Earth - 1298.
In this issue the conflict in the Mutant X universe escalates, with Canada and the United States bombing each other. The storyline features a battle between Havok and Captain America, where Captain America is revealed to be a mutant empowered by the Beyonder.
Cover Date: May 2001
Writer: Howard Mackie
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