INFERNO

As Marvel’s “Secret Wars” rolls on with the Battleworld plane, which mashes up different eras of Marvel Comics, “Inferno” #1 felt like one of the more hotly anticipated miniseries to come out of the event. Based off of the crossover between “Uncanny X-Men,” “X-Factor” and “New Mutants,” the eruption of demonic forces out of Limbo into Manhattan captured a lot of readers’ attention and imagination. This miniseries from Dennis Hopeless and Javier Garron, however, has little more than a superficial resemblance to the original. Here, Hopeless introduces us to the idea that Limbo took over Battleworld’s version of Manhattan there years earlier, with Illyana Rasputin trapped in its center while Colossus annually leads a team of X-Men in to try and rescue her. With each year, though, things become grimmer. This is the last attempt to save Illyana and, of course, nothing goes quite to plan. On its surface, “Inferno” bears a certain resemblance to the original storyline. There are demons ram