X-Men: Phoenix - Legacy of Fire 2003 #1 - back issue - $13.00

In one alternate reality, the Phoenix Force is not just an entity, but a weapon. The Phoenix Sword as it is called is guarded and wielded by the sorceress, Madelyne Pyre, who inherited the sword from her mother. As Madelyne's time as wielder of the sword is nearly up, she trains little sister Jena in the arts of fighting and magic so she can shoulder the responsibility of carrying such great power.

• Untitled - There is no sex per se in the comic, but everything is highly sexualized. The two female protagonists, Jena and Madelyne, run around in scant outfits that leave little to the imagination, and the art is downright lascivious.
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