Adam Hughes (cover) (1994) 1–3: Adam Hughes (pencils), Mark Farmer (inks) (April–June 1995) 4: Haley and Simmons (July 1995) 5: Terry Dodson and Lee Moder (pencils), Gary Martin and Ande Parks (inks) (August 1995) 6–7: Scott Benefiel (pencils), Jasen Rodriguez (inks) (September–October 1995) 8: George Dove (pencils), Bernard Kolle (inks) (November 1995) 9: H.M. Baker (pencils), Bob Wiacek (inks) (December 1995) 10: Baker, Kolle (January 1996) 11: David Bullock (pencils), Gary Martin (inks) (February 1996) 12–13: Bullock, Randy Emberlin (inks) (March–April 1996) 14: Steve Yeowell (pencils), Emberlin (inks) (May 1996) 15-16: Doug Braithwaite (pencils), Emberlin (inks) (June–July 1996) 17: Ivan Reis (pencils), Barbara Kaalberg (inks) (August 1996) 18-25: Reis and Emberlin (September 1996–April 1997) 26: Benefiel and Rodriguez (May 1997) 27: John Cassaday (pencils), Martin (June 1997) 28-31: Reis and Emberlin (July–October 1997) 32: Baker and Kolle (November 1997) 33-36: Reis and Emberlin (December 1997–March 1998) Covers for the series were rarely by the same artist as the issue itself. The following is a list of who did which covers; as above, full names will be used only at the first occurrence. 1–3, 5–7: Hughes 4: Haley and Simmons 8: Baker 9, 11, 17: Brian Apthorp and Martin 10, 12–14: Stan Manoukian and Vince Roucher 15: Benefiel and Rodriguez 16, 18: Braithwaite and Cam Smith 19: Jason Pearson 20-24: Cassady and Emberlin 25, 32: Imagemakers and David Stewart, with Yvonne Epstein modeling (photo cover) 26-27: Denis Beauvais 28-31: Chris Warner 33-36: Tony Harris The series largely adopted a two- and four-issue story-arc structure for its final year. Storylines Special, X #8, #1–12: Reporter Elisa Cameron is dead. She gradually reconciles with her sister Margo, and moves in with her and their newly-sober parents. Her parents are later murdered by a shadowy psionic to dissuade her from a news story she was investigating. Elisa has a fondness for jade, which prevents her from "ghosting" (passing through objects). She can teleport (which she calls "jumping"), but must pass a hellish region to do so. Elisa faces a number of psionics led by Dr. October, a woman who wanted to eliminate Elisa for her beauty even in death. She also must deal with a demon (Cameron Nemo), who escapes from her "hell" (causing a great deal of destruction), before King Tiger helps her defeat him. Elisa learns that her jumps, her hell and Nemo are figments of her imagination. She slowly introduces herself