Marvel Masterworks: The Uncanny X-Men #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Why Do We Do These Things We Do?!", Mojo’s twisted games bring chaos to the New Mutants as he captures Betsy, transforming her into Psylocke, and targets Wolfsbane, Sunspot, Karma’s siblings, and the Bratpack. With help from an unexpected ally—Captain Britain—the team must navigate Mojo’s bizarre realm, where Cypher’s fusion with Warlock becomes the key to their survival. The stakes rise as the group confronts the mind games and traps of their captor, testing their bonds and resolve.
In "The Morning After," the X-Men face a brutal new threat as the Marauders launch their Mutant Massacre, plunging the team into chaos. Malice takes control of Dazzler, Nightcrawler is overwhelmed by a furious mob, and Magneto is presented with a dangerous invitation to join the Hellfire Club’s Inner Circle—each moment unraveling the fragile peace among mutants and their enemies.
In "The Last Run," Wolverine pushes through the chaos of the purged Morlock tunnels, driven by a desperate mission to reach the Healer and bring her back to the X-Mansion to save their wounded. With Nightcrawler, Kitty, and Colossus critically injured and out of action, every step forward is a fight against time and the relentless tide of danger.
In "Old Soldiers," the wounded X-Men are brought to Muir Isle for recovery, where Storm confronts a group of aging mutants holding a young girl captive. With Longshot and Dazzler now part of the team, tensions rise as past and present collide in a tense stand-off that tests loyalty and legacy.
In "Folly's Gambit," the young X-Men train under Banshee on Muir Isle when Dazzler’s frustration boils over, leading her to storm off into the nearby town—only to find herself face-to-face with the unstoppable Juggernaut.
In "Are You Sure?!", Franklin’s unsettling dream sets off a chain of events when Sue discovers her husband’s old journal—its pages hinting at a devastating future. With Kitty Pryde fading after the Mutant Massacre, the X-Men seek Reed Richards’ help, but his hesitation sparks tension that threatens to fracture the team.
In "Truths & Consequences," the X-Men and the Fantastic Four clash in a storm of escalating tension, with Reed Richards holding firm against helping the dying Kitty Pryde—until Dr. Doom arrives with a shocking offer that shifts the balance. Back at the Baxter Building, Sue Storm uncovers Reed’s hidden journal, revealing a startling truth about the team’s fateful space flight and the powers they never expected. With the stakes higher than ever, the X-Men must decide whether to trust Doom’s offer—or risk losing one of their own.
In "By the Soul's Darkest Light," Franklin's desperate plea pushes Kitty to fight for her fragile existence as an incorporeal spirit, testing the limits of her will and the bonds she shares with the X-Men. With time running out, the team rallies to find a way to anchor her back to life, while the Fantastic Four, guided by revelations in Reed's journal, prepare to join the mission in Latveria.
In "A Matter of Faith," the Fantastic Four and the X-Men clash once more in Latveria, their tensions boiling over amid lingering mistrust. When Kitty Pryde’s life hangs in the balance, even the most unlikely allies—Franklin Richards, the X-Men, the Fantastic Four, and Doctor Doom—must set aside their differences to save her.
In "X-Men," the team is enjoying a rare moment of downtime by the X-Mansion pool when a terrified Morlock named Mole bursts in, pleading for help as the Marauders launch a deadly assault on his people. Without hesitation, the X-Men spring into action, racing to confront the threat and protect the Morlocks from the onslaught.
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