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Issue: Uncanny X-Men 372 Date: Sep-99 Story: Dream's End Chapter 1: Rude Awakenings (22 pages) Feature Characters: Prof. X, Storm, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Shadowcat, Rogue, Gambit, Marrow Regular Characters: Bishop Guest Stars: Mannites including Nina; Maj. Renee Majcomb Villains: Skrull Wolverine, Deathbird, the Living Monolith Other Characters: Credits: Writer & Pencils: Alan Davis, Adam Kubert Inks: Batt Letters: Richard Starkings & Comicraft's Saida Temofonte Colors: Liquid! Editor: Mark Powers Editor-in-Chief: Bob Harras Synopsis: Note: this occurs after X-Men II:91. Majcomb and Nina are holed up in North Carolina, but Nina says they're coming. The X-Men are awakened in the middle of the night by an alarm in the Danger Room. Xavier is just testing them, and they are testy, saying he's pushing too hard. Bishop and Deathbird are on their way back to earth, when sensors detect fossilized mutant DNA, on a man-shaped asteroid (the Monolith, see iss. 376). The X-Men work out as ordered and push their limits. Rogue hits some debris toward Wolverine, and Kitty quickly phases him out of the way. Nina has a telekinetic fit, then disappears. Xavier forces Marrow to try to reabsorb her bone growths, and she nearly does, but Ororo and Remy protest his overbearing attitude. Xavier says Remy is free to leave, so he and Marrow storm off. Xavier tells the rest to keep training. They decide he's lost it and try to discuss it with him, but he only admits Ororo to his office. Nightcrawler stays to report the outcome; Ororo just says something is wrong, and they need to call Jean Grey. The Mannites have Nina. Note: continued in X-Men II:92. Issue: Uncanny X-Men 373 Date: Oct-99 Story: Beauty and the Beast Part 1: Broken Mirrors (22 pages) Feature Characters: Colossus, Marrow Regular Characters: Guest Stars: Villains: Mikhail Rasputin, Deathbird, the Living Monolith (Ahmet Abdol) Other Characters: Nettleson, Zone Credits: Writer: Alan Davis, Terry Kavanagh Pencils: Adam Kubert, Rob Jensen Inks: Batt, Panosian, Russell Letters: Richard Starkings & Comicraft's Saida Temofonte Colors: Liquid! Editor: Mark Powers Editor-in-Chief: Bob Harras Synopsis: Note: this occurs after X-Men II:92. Marrow has a nightmare. After Mikhail ported the Morlocks to another dimension to save them from a flood (iss. 293), he made them battle each other in a desert, the prize being promotion to the citadel to serve him. She wakes at dawn; she and Piotr are in a hotel in Massachusetts, and he is sketching the dawn. He is confident the X-Men will survive their current crisis of faith, as he did after Illyana died (iss. 303). He drags her to yet another museum, in Boston, where his portrait of Illyana is hanging. Mikhail has been haunting it like a ghost. Marrow concentrates and is able to retract her bone growths, so she no longer needs an image inducer. In Egypt a cult welcomes the return of the Monolith (first in iss. 56), in a sarcophagus attended by Deathbird. A young man talks to Marrow; he's an artist, and she helps him hang his painting. But she loses control, and her bone growths spurt out. She quickly uses the image inducer while he and the guards freak. Mikhail sees Piotr; he opens a portal and sucks him and Marrow into the universe she grew up in. She sees Callisto and runs after her, while Mikhail says he has a plan to bring back Illyana. Issue: Uncanny X-Men 374 Date: Nov-99 Story: Beauty and the Beast Part 1: You Can't Go Home Again (22 pages) Feature Characters: Colossus, Marrow Regular Characters: Guest Stars: Morlocks including Callisto (in visions) Villains: Mikhail Rasputin, Deathbird, the Living Monolith, Apocalypse Other Characters: Credits: Writer: Alan Davis, Jay Faerber Pencils: Tom Raney Inks: Scott Hanna Letters: Richard Starkings & Comicraft's Saida Colors: Liquid! Editor: Mark Powers Editor-in-Chief: Bob Harras Synopsis: Mikhail retells his story: a cosmonaut who turned out to be a mutant, the Russian government faked his death and put him on a secret project to explore a portal found on Sakhalin Island. His teammates were killed, and he was trapped for years. The X-Men rescued him (iss. 285-286), and he joined the Morlocks and then ported them away during a flood (iss. 293). When he closed the portal, the backlash killed the natives. Mikhail raised the Morlocks as warriors until they rebelled and returned to earth (Gene Nation, iss. 324). Meanwhile, Mikhail evolved into a god. He demonstrates his power by transforming a chair into a dinosaur. Marrow has gone after Callisto and finds her cradling a younger version of Marrow, whose mutant power just manifested, so she is thrust out to the badlands. Mikhail feels guilty about the deaths he caused and has reanimated the Morlocks. Tapping Piotr's memories as well as his own, he projects Illyana, but Piotr says it's not real: it's just like art or sculpture. So Mikhail attacks him. Marrow watches herself become a vicious fighter, earning her way back in. She realizes she was feral and perpetuating Mikhail's insane system. Mikhail encases his brother in stone; Marrow arrives and attacks him. He doesn't recognize her at first; she bursts his messianic bubble, pointing out he's a mass-murderer. He goes berserk with guilt, energies fly out of him and form an entity, which has been empowering him but making him insane. Mikhail uses his own power to open a portal, fights the symbiotic connection to the entity, and escapes with Piotr and Marrow to Boston. The portrait of Illyana has been destroyed, but Piotr says it's only a reproduction, and it's better to have his brother back. In Egypt, Deathbird has delivered the Monolith and demands payment. Instead, she gets zapped and prepared for conversion (by Apocalypse). Issue: Uncanny X-Men 375 Date: Dec-99 Story: I Am Not Now, Nor Have I Ever Been... (38 pages) Feature Characters: Prof. X, Cyclops, Phoenix, Beast, Storm, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Shadowcat, Rogue, Gambit, Marrow Regular Characters: Archangel, Banshee, Psylocke, Jubilee, Cannonball, Dr. Moira MacTaggert Guest Stars: Mikhail Rasputin, Danielle Moonstar, Dr. X-Man (Nate Grey), Cable; Mannites including Nina (in flashback) Villains: Death (Logan), Skrull Wolverine (both in flashback) Other Characters: Credits: Writer & Pencils: Alan Davis, Adam Kubert Inks: Batt, Tim Townsend Letters: Richard Starkings & Comicraft Colors: Liquid!, Chris Sotomayor Editor: Mark Powers Editor-in-Chief: Bob Harras Synopsis: Note: this occurs after the Astonishing X-Men limited series. Kitty, Rogue, and Kurt commiserate about their night on the town, ruined by a conniving Mystique and a disturbed Polaris (X-Men II:93-94). Kitty has authenticated Destiny's journal, then gets a call that sends them rushing back to Westchester. Piotr has Marrow and his unconscious brother and is driving back from Boston when he gets the call. Xavier has just tested X-Force, and they aren't too happy. He is about to visit Generation X when Ororo gets the call: Wolverine is dead. The X-Men gather around the corpse, and Scott tells the tale. They were protecting the Mannites when Death came and cut down Wolverine with one swipe of his sword. Kitty refuses to believe his healing factor didn't save him; Moira and Hank begin the autopsy. Mikhail is in a medical bed, and Moira wants to run tests on Marrow because of her recent transformation (X-Men II:90). Kurt says Scott should visit Lorna; Warren goes to protect Betsy, since someone is hunting X-Men. Xavier gathers the rest, debriefing Scott again, still overbearing. The lights blink off for a moment, then Scott argues with Xavier, saying some X-Men are ready to quit. Xavier says Jean is controlling Scott's mind and attacks her. Scott blasts him, but Kitty phases him in time. Xavier goes after Scott, and a general free-for-all ensues, Xavier, Jean, Cable, and X-Man all psi-blasting, collapsing the ceiling. Split into two groups, everyone is paranoid about mind control. They attack each other viciously, and one-by-one are killed. Warren wings his way to Connecticut but realizes a flying saucer is tailing him. He tries but fails to lose it in the trees, then gets to his cliff-side estate and finds armed men with jetpacks. He eludes them and is then confronted by himself. As Rogue dies, Remy says he loves her, and she says it would have never worked out. Kitty mourns Piotr; she sees Xavier become Onslaught and Remy sees Jean become Dark Phoenix. Then the test is over. Betsy appears and knocks out the false Archangel. Warren grabs her and dives off the cliff, to get away Xavier has put them through this hellacious scenario to expose their deepest emotions and verify their identities, having learned the X-Men were infiltrated. He had taken Ororo, Scott, Jean, Cable, and X-Man into his confidence, but the others have minds that are either guarded or unfamiliar to him, hence the extreme measures (therefore, Kitty and Remy have the slipperiest minds). They adjourn to the med-lab, where Hank and Moira have finished their genetic testing and realize Wolverine wasn't real, or even human. They inject him with a solution Remy took from Sinister (Gambit 9), and the corpse reverts to Skrull. Xavier realizes the switch was made while the X-Men were unconscious in a Skrull ship (iss. 371). Betsy says she identified the real Warren by his haircut. They fly back to Westchester. Jubilee and Banshee arrive, distraught over Wolverine's death. The rest of Generation X will be there soon, and Xavier prepares to test them. Ororo wonders where the real Logan is. Note: continued in X-Men II:95. Note: a preview of Heroes Reborn follows. Issue: Uncanny X-Men 376 Date: Jan-00 Story: Filling in the Blanks (22 pages) Feature Characters: Prof. X, Cyclops, Phoenix, Beast, Archangel, Polaris, Storm, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Shadowcat, Rogue, Psylocke, Gambit, Marrow; Iceman (in flashback) Regular Characters: Jubilee, Dr. Moira MacTaggert Guest Stars: Thor (in flashback), Mikhail Rasputin Villains: the Living Monolith, Skrulls including Fiz, Apocalypse (En Sabah Nur), Sinister (in flashback) Other Characters: Credits: Writer: Alan Davis, Terry Kavanagh Pencils: Roger Cruz Inks: Batt, Owens, J. Palmiotti Letters: Richard Starkings & Comicraft's Albert Deschesne Colors: Liquid! Editor: Mark Powers Editor-in-Chief: Bob Harras Synopsis: Note: this occurs after X-Men II:95 and is part of the Apocalypse: The Twelve storyline. While Scott blasts away in the Danger Room in the middle of the night, he thinks about his earliest days in the X-Men, his marriage to Jean, retiring, then being drawn back in to help find Logan. Jean gets up, and they realize that troubles never end, and they need to make a decisive break. In Egypt, the Monolith, having spent years as an asteroid, emerges from his sarcophagus. Rogue breaks up with Remy. Xavier assembles the X-Men; he has analyzed Destiny's journal and is convinced it tells the future. He mentally directs them to catch a Skrull lurking in the air duct. He can change size as well as shape and is therefore a mutant Skrull. After trying to flee, he surrenders to Kitty, who speaks Skrull. She learns his name is Fiz and he was trying to find Xavier, so he shrunk to microscopic size and attached himself to Kurt when they were in the Skrull base (X-Men II:95). He wants to join the X-Men, and Ororo gets a Shi'ar translator for him. The disruption wakes Mikhail from his coma. He had a nightmare about pyramids and a dark god resurrecting. Fiz says the surviving Skrulls allied with a death god, who has plans for terran mutants and is using Skrull mutants as soldiers. The rest compare notes and realize "the Twelve" are involved. Lorna wants to retrieve Alex's uniform from the Skrulls, but Scott says it's too dangerous. They both feel Alex is still alive. The Monolith exults in his power, then Apocalypse reminds him that he made him what he is. He had Sinister graft Alex's modified DNA into him, so he could absorb energy, but it went wrong, and the two split the available power instead of sharing it. Now Alex is gone and the Monolith has his headpiece, but Apocalypse has a device to control it and keep the Monolith subservient. Destiny's journal is cryptic, but it lists the Twelve: Xavier, Cyclops, Phoenix, Storm, Iceman, Sunfire, Polaris, Cable, Bishop, Mikhail Rasputin, the Monolith. They wonder if the Monolith could be back, put out calls to Bobby, and practice in the Danger Room for the inevitable. Xavier apologizes to Scott and Jean but asks them to stay and hold the team together. They agree but demand full disclosure. He admits he listed only eleven names, and he himself will contact the twelfth, Magneto. Issue: Uncanny X-Men 377 Date: Feb-00 Story: The End of the World As We Know It (23 pages) Feature Characters: Prof. X, Cyclops, Phoenix, Beast, Archangel, Storm, Polaris, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Shadowcat, Rogue, Psylocke, Jubilee, Gambit, Marrow Regular Characters: Iceman, Wolverine, Sunfire, Bishop, Dr. Moira MacTaggert Guest Stars: Fiz, Mikhail Rasputin, Cable, X-Man Villains: Apocalypse, Skrulls, the Living Monolith, Magneto and his Horsemen: Pestilence (Caliban), Famine (Ahab, see UXM 97), War (Deathbird); the Living Monolith Other Characters: Credits: Writer: Alan Davis, Terry Kavanagh Pencils: Tom Raney Inks: Scott Hanna Letters: Richard Starkings & Comicraft's Saida Temofonte Colors: Brian Haberlin Editor: Mark Powers Editor-in-Chief: Bob Harras Synopsis: Note: this occurs after X-Men II:96 and is part of the Apocalypse: The Twelve storyline. Apocalypse watches with satisfaction as the X-Men come to him. Xavier has brought Magneto and vouches for him. Apocalypse presses a button and the ground moves beneath their feet, swallowing their aircraft. Skrulls and Monolith's cult attack, weapons set to stun, but they are just a distraction while two Horsemen port in and capture Ororo. Xavier psi-bolts them, and they revert to Skrull. Another distraction, while the real Pestilence and Famine nab Xavier. Magneto sees Astra and Joseph and flies to them: nab. Apocalypse has a Skrull recall Bishop from the timestream (from Bishop: the Last X-Man 8). Remy sees him and assumes he's a Skrull; Ororo prevents them from fighting. Then X-Force and Generation X arrive, but Ororo can't be sure they're real. Xavier had Hank make an aerosol that would detect Skrulls (Sinister's formula, iss. 375). Lorna sees Havok, saying he just escaped, and flies to him: nab. Skrulls nab Jean, too, who was trying to stop her. Scott blasts, full furious. He blasts Colossus by mistake and goes to him: nab. Apocalypse gloats, saying only Cable was hard to nab. He used Astra to stop Magneto from disrupting the magnetosphere (X-Men II:87). Bishop sees Deathbird and attacks: nab. Sure enough, X-Force and Generation X are Skrulls and nab Ororo (she should have known, since Jubilee is back in Westchester). The rest of the X-Men are expendable, so the Skrulls set their weapons to kill. The head Skrull prepares for victory, but Apocalypse has learned to expect the unexpected. He assembles his "dozen rungs on my ladder to godhood": Magneto and Lorna at opposite poles of magnetism; elementals Iceman, Storm, and Sunfire; the Summerses Scott, Jean, and Nathan; Bishop and Rasputin to control time and space, and Xavier for thought, all channeled through the Monolith and into X-Man's body, which Apocalypse will take over. Back in Westchester, Logan is himself again (see Wolverine 146-147). Someone in the nearby town of Valhalla has accessed Cerebro and copied the Xavier Protocols (see X-51 8). Issue: Uncanny X-Men 1999 Date: 1999 Story: Utopia Perdida (35 pages) Feature Characters: Nightcrawler, Archangel, Wolverine, Shadowcat Regular Characters: Guest Stars: Forge, Multiple Man (Jamie Madrox), Jubilee, Quicksilver (Pietro Maximoff) Villains: Exodus as Magneto, Fabian Cortez, Dr. Alda Huxley, Pipeline, Amelia Voght, the High Evolutionary Other Characters: Jake, Sofia Credits: Writer & Pencils: Ben Raab, Anthony Williams Inks: Troy Hubbs, Scott Koblish Letters: Jon Babcock Colors: Colorgraphix Editor: Mark Powers Editor-in-Chief: Bob Harras Synopsis: On a beach in Genosha, Magneto interrupts a secret liaison between mutate Jake and human Sofia. Forge and Multiple Man observe, and Forge is alarmed that he didn't punish them. Warren, Kurt, Logan, Jubilee, and Kitty are flying to Egypt to help their team (iss. 376-377). Kurt has faith, but Warren knows what Apocalypse is capable of. Logan sits naked, flexing his restored adamantium, questionably sane. Magneto holds council; Cortez protests miscegenation; Magneto has Voght port him to the Amazon for punishment and asserts his word, only, is law. Kitty detects the alarm from Forge; Logan has them divert to Genosha, Warren thinks to wreak personal vengeance. Sofia's family kicks her out; her father tries to shoot Jake, but Magneto arrives, stops the bullets, and twists the rifle barrel. He swears such prejudice will cease. The team traces Forge's signal; Logan goes his own way, following scents, and gets jumped by Multiple Men, whose memory was partially wiped, but he remembers someone captured Forge. Magneto sees the X-Men and confronts them. They're surprised to see him, since he's supposed to be in Egypt. He takes them around the island, showing off his paradise. Logan cuts through guards and finds Forge hooked into a machine. Madrox frees him; he has been forced to make technological boosters. Kurt realizes Magneto is telepathically enforcing harmony and says he has no right. Magneto attacks him, and Warren, Kitty, and Jubilee join in; he is able to force Kitty to solidify. Logan arrives; Forge shuts down the machinery while Logan slashes Magneto's armor and reveals Exodus underneath. His false paradise falls apart as humans and mutants begin fighting again. Jake and Sofia are killed by the mob. In space, the High Evolutionary observes. Issue: Uncanny X-Men 378 Date: Mar-00 Story: First & Last Part 1 (23 pages) Feature Characters: Prof. X, Phoenix, Beast, Iceman, Polaris, Storm, Colossus, Gambit Regular Characters: Cyclops Guest Stars: X-Man; mutant Skrulls Villains: Magneto, Rogue, Marrow, Sunfire; Apocalypse (in flashback) Other Characters: Credits: Writer: Alan Davis, Terry Kavanagh Pencils: Adam Kubert, Graham Nolan Inks: Townsend, J. Palmiotti Letters: Richard Starkings & Comicraft's Saida Temofonte Colors: Liquid! Editor: Mark Powers Editor-in-Chief: Bob Harras Synopsis: Note: this occurs after X-Men II:97 and is part of the Ages of Apocalypse. Jean arrives at the mansion and joins the X-Men. Xavier explains it is a school for mutants and introduces Bobby (in snowman form), Hank (in human form), Ororo, and Remy. Jean realizes Remy's red eyes are the wrong red eyes. Cerebro alerts them to mutant activity: Magneto and Lorna are attacking Cape Citadel. But Xavier withholds the team, reluctant to endanger them, and Magneto leaves of his own accord, back to Asteroid M. He berates Lorna for holding back, but she refuses to shed blood. Rogue, Marrow (in ugly form), and Sunfire are also there; Sunfire has located a potential recruit. The X-Men train in the Danger Room. Jean still feels something is missing, and this wakes uncertainty in Xavier. Cerebro has found another mutant at a nearby circus, and they go to meet Piotr, the strong man. Before Xavier can sign him up, Magneto arrives and faces off with Xavier, who refuses to let another X-Man die. No one can remember who died. An anti-mutant crowd attacks Scott; Jean sees and goes to help him while the X-Men beat back the crowd. Scott tells Jean to remember the truth, that he merged with Apocalypse, with the power of the Twelve over energy, time, space, and reality. Scott's body can't contain it, and he is fighting Apocalypse, who then asserts control and blasts the X-Men. Everyone remembers, now, and fights him. Reality explodes; they find themselves back in the Celestial chamber in Egypt. Xavier scans and finds no trace of Apocalypse, the Monolith, or the Skrulls. He believes Apocalypse miscalculated, and that he and Scott are gone. Jean insists Scott is still alive and fighting, and walks off in tears. Issue: Uncanny X-Men 379 Date: Apr-00 Story: What Dreams May Come... (23 pages) Feature Characters: Prof. X, Phoenix, Beast, Iceman, Storm, Nightcrawler, Wolverine, Colossus, Shadowcat, Gambit, Marrow Regular Characters: Archangel, Polaris, Sunfire, Psylocke Guest Stars: original X-Men: Beast, Cyclops, Marvel Girl, Angel, Iceman; later members: Storm, Colossus, Sprite, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Marrow, Gambit, Rogue; X-Force: Cannonball, Meltdown, Thunderbird II, Moonstar, Bedlam, Domino; Generation X: Skin, Husk, Banshee, Jubilee, Synch, Chamber, Emma Frost, M, Penance; Cable; X-Man; Bishop (all in flashback); mutant Skrulls; Aurora and Northstar (Jeanne-Marie and Jean-Paul Beaubier); Sabra (Ruth Bat-Seraph) Villains: Magneto and his Acolytes including Lorna Dane, Amelia Voght, Fabian Cortez; Genoshan mutates and magistrates; Mystique (Raven Darkholme) alias NSA Agt. Dale Fyfe; Blob (Fred J. Dukes), Toad (Mortimer Toynbee), Mimic, Post; the High Evolutionary (Herbert Edgar Wyndham) Other Characters: Credits: Writer: Alan Davis Pencils: Tom Raney Inks: Scott Hanna Letters: Richard Starkings & Comicraft's Saida Temofonte Colors: Brian Haberlin Editor: Mark Powers Editor-in-Chief: Bob Harras Synopsis: Note: this occurs after X-Men II:98. Xavier contemplates the loss of Cyclops and the history of the X-teams, while gazing at the Shi'ar empathic crystal that held Jean's essence after her death (iss. 144). Piotr and Kitty see him off into space, where he will train the mutant Skrulls. The team plays baseball. Ororo is distracted, worried that worse things are coming, and Logan snikts a ball that was about to bean her. Magneto tries to restore order in Genosha. Cortez and Lorna help him hide the fact that his power is weak, but Cortez plots to overthrow him and Lorna has moral qualms about aiding him. Mystique's aliases have been blown, so she morphs her way into the National Security Agency to find out who is onto her. Jean hopes Scott isn't all dead. X-Man feels guilty that Scott took his place, and Jean tells him it's time to live up to his name. Blob, Toad, Post, and Mimic plot a heist. Bobby ice-slides to Genosha with Hank, so he can research the Legacy Virus among the mutates. In Westchester, a hologram of the High Evolutionary interrupts a picnic. He intends to neutralize all mutants. Logan bares his claws, for no particular reason. The High Evolutionary doesn't listen to reason but activates his energy field, and all over the world mutants lose their powers, even reverting to fully human appearances. Magneto realizes the humans will be gunning for him. Mystique is captured. Blob sheds pounds (but not excess skin: yuck!); Mimic and Warren molt, and Toad gets tall and handsome. Bobby and Hank take shelter in a cave, and Hank realizes the High Evolutionary must have had some help. Note: continued in X-Men II:99. Issue: Uncanny X-Men 380 Date: May-00 Story: Heaven's Shadow (22 pages) Feature Characters: Phoenix, Beast, Iceman, Storm, Nightcrawler, Wolverine, Colossus, Shadowcat, Rogue (alias Irene Adler), Gambit, Marrow Regular Characters: Guest Stars: Blaquesmith, Irene Merryweather Villains: Genoshan mutates, the High Evolutionary, Sinister, New Men, Mystique, Magneto and his Acolytes including Polaris, Amelia Voght, Fabian Cortez; Blob, Omega Red (Arkady Gregorivich Rossovich) Other Characters: John and Elaine Grey, Jake Myers Credits: Writer: Alan Davis, Terry Kavanagh Pencils: Tom Raney Inks: Scott Hanna Letters: Richard Starkings & Comicraft's Saida & Wes Colors: Brian Haberlin Editor: Mark Powers Editor-in-Chief: Bob Harras Synopsis: Note: continued from X-Men II:99. Hank explains that Genoshan mutates are deteriorating, and all organic life will soon follow, because of the High Evolutionary. They realize Sinister is involved and decide to stop them (with the help of Skrull hardware, recently installed), even though they will become mutants again. Logan, dying of adamantium poisoning, insists on helping. Sinister realizes that non-mutant superheroes won't let them alone for long, and he figures out how to evolve New Men. Mystique is freaking out in jail and lashes out at Rogue. Magneto and his Acolytes are losing their battle with the Genoshan flatscans. He has confidence the X-Men will save the day. The team breaks into the space station; Sinister tests them against his New Men. Logan picks up Sinister's scent and slashes him. Sinister blasts him, but he doesn't die: Kitty realizes their powers are returning. Ororo and Logan smash up the control station, which frees the High Evolutionary, and he voluntarily destroys his life's work, devolves the New Men, and apologizes. Sinister flees in the X-Men's shuttle. Across the world, mutant powers are restored. Blob gets fat, Omega Red gets deadly, Jean gets a headache, and Mystique gets herself out of jail and plots revenge. Lorna impersonates Magneto to reestablish his control of Genosha and shares her power with him. Note: X-Men: Revolution flyer is included with this issue, previewing changes in all the X-books.
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