When X-Force returns from the Age of Apocalypse with the Celestial Life Seed they discover their friend Angel is now Archangel, the heir to Apocalypse, and they must find the strength to destroy him before he destroys the world--if they can.

As the X-Men make their desperate attempt to get Hope to Utopia, the battle will cost them one of their own. This is the end of the line. The horror of what the X-Men face is fully revealed, and the reality sets in ... every single mutant on the planet is going to die. They cannot hold out any longer. And X-Force goes on their final mission.

"Stranded on a world ravaged by plague, Grant McCoy realizes that every dimension they've passed through has been devastated by Pillar technology. Even as Grant tries to reclaim the Dimensionaut credo 'Leave every world better than how we found it,' his team threatens to tear itself apart from within. With the timer to the Pillar's final jump ticking down, Grant risks losing everything he's fought to protect while fighting to save a world that isn't...

"Following the catastrophic final jump of the Pillar, the last Dimensionaut is stranded in the furthest reaches of space, adrift on the wreckage of his former self. Before he can reclaim his mantle as protector of the Eververse, he must first overcome the demons that lurk within his own soul. And when he emerges from this dark night he'll find that all of reality is more in need of a hero than ever before."--Page [4] of cover

Presents the adventures of the X-Force, made up of Wolverine, Archangel, Deadpool, and Psylock, who together with Fantomex, hunt down Apocalypse and his Horsemen.

"The Eververse is collapsing under its own weight. The Dimensionauts, a ragtag collection of heroes, scientists, and anarchists from countless alternate realities, must band together and head towards the center of the Onion, the infinite-layered construct of all there is, was, and ever could be. Grant McKay created the Pillar to save the world with science, and now he must use it to save all world, all of creation, or doom reality itself to oblivion."--...