New Mutants Epic Collection #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "School Daysze," Magma steps into the heart of the Xavier Institute, adjusting to her new role among the New Mutants. Kitty Pryde and her tech-savvy friend Doug Ramsey find themselves in control of a government Sentinel, sparking tension with the team. As Prof. X keeps a close eye on Sunspot and Wolfsbane, the students navigate shifting alliances and growing responsibilities—each trying to find their place in a world that demands more than they’ve ever given.
In "Do You Believe In -- Magik?", Illyana’s secret past begins to unravel when S'ym, a dark entity from the demonic dimension of Limbo, follows her to Earth and launches a terrifying assault on the New Mutants. As the team struggles to defend themselves, they uncover that Illyana is not only a mutant with teleportation powers but also a sorceress hiding a dangerous legacy. Meanwhile, Doug’s acceptance to the Massachusetts Academy—home to the Hellfire Club’s elite—adds a new layer of intrigue to their already volatile situation.
In "Scaredy Cat!", the New Mutants confront a dangerous threat when Magik's astral form reveals that the White Queen has captured Kitty and turned Doug against them. As the team prepares to rescue their friends, they must grapple with Magik's hidden powers and face the White Queen head-on.
In "Away Game!", the New Mutants launch a daring rescue mission to free Kitty and Doug, relying on stealth and speed to outmaneuver their foes. But when they're ambushed by the Hellions—teenage mutants trained by the enigmatic Hellfire Club—the team is quickly overwhelmed, forcing Magik to make a split-second decision to save Psyche while the others are captured.
In "Getaway!", Magik takes Psyche on a whirlwind tour of Limbo before bringing her and the New Mutants back to the Massachusetts Academy, only to find the Hellions demanding a duel. Chaos erupts when Sebastian Shaw and Emma Frost arrive, forcing Magik to teleport everyone home before the situation spirals further.
In "Death-Hunt," Danielle Moonstar faces the Demon Bear that slaughtered her parents, a threat now closing in with deadly intent. Meanwhile, Rachel Summers struggles to reach Professor X across time, and Warlock races to escape his father, Magus. As danger converges, the stakes rise for each of them—especially for Danielle, whose life hangs in the balance.
In "Siege," Danielle Moonstar battles for survival during a critical surgery, while Warlock and Magus race toward Earth aboard the Starjammers. As Magik begins to awaken her latent powers, the Demon Bear strikes again—dragging the New Mutants and two unexpected captives into a terrifying realm beyond their world.
In "Badlands," the New Mutants face off against the terrifying Demon Bear in a surreal, otherworldly confrontation. As the battle rages, Officer Tom Corsi and nurse Sharon Friedlander are mysteriously transformed into figures from a forgotten past, caught in the shifting landscape of the badlands. With courage and the power of her Soulsword, Magik strikes a decisive blow, unraveling the beast’s hold—revealing a deeper mystery tied to Danielle Moonstar’s lost parents, who return from the dead, freed by the creature’s defeat.
In "Slumber Party!", the New Mutant girls kick off a fun night with friends from Salem Center—until the sudden arrival of Warlock, after he destroys Asteroid M, sends shockwaves through Xavier’s school. Amid the chaos, the team calls on Doug to reach out to the alien, leading to an unexpected invitation that could change everything.
In "The Cosmic Cannonball Caper," the New Mutants find themselves caught in a high-stakes interstellar twist when Lila Cheney’s concert takes a sudden turn—her alien attacker hijacks her and Cannonball, teleporting them to a massive Dyson sphere. As Lila’s true intentions unravel, the team must navigate the dangers of a cosmic stage to pull them both back before it’s too late. What follows is a wild ride of alien intrigue, unexpected alliances, and a love song that might just be the most dangerous thing of all.
In "The Shadow Within," Sunspot's strange behavior during training unsettles Colossus, while Professor X and Moira dig into Warlock’s mysterious past. Meanwhile, Selene’s influence extends into the Hellfire Club, and Wolfsbane crafts a haunting fairy tale where shadow consumes her beloved—and she takes revenge.
In "Shadowman," the shadows of the past grow long as Selene and Emmanuel DaCosta step into the Hellfire Club’s inner circle, while Sunspot’s sudden transformation leaves Colossus reeling. As Mirage and Cannonball track Wolfsbane through the streets of New York, they uncover a startling truth—Wolfsbane and Sunspot now wield the powers of Cloak and Dagger. Meanwhile, Aletys draws Magneto to a secluded island, setting a new chapter in motion.
In "The Hollow Heart," Cannonball and Mirage share urgent news with Professor X as tensions rise among the New Mutants. Sunspot and Wolfsbane turn to Father Bowen for help, while Magik attempts to mend what’s broken through magic—only to find her powers tested. With Cloak and Dagger stepping in, the team faces a crisis that stretches their bonds and forces them to confront what lies beneath the surface.
In "The Only Thing to Fear . . .", Professor X enlists Cloak and Dagger in a mission that takes them deep into Limbo, where Magik helps restore their powers—reclaiming them from Sunspot and Wolfsbane. With their abilities renewed, the duo prepares to face new challenges, reigniting their fight against injustice in ways neither expected.
In "Legion," Gabrielle Haller's son awakens to dangerous and unpredictable powers, drawing the attention of Professor X and the New Mutants as they step in to help. Amid shifting alliances and personal tensions, Wolfsbane reunites with Reverend Craig, Emma Frost confronts Empath with a stark choice, and Magneto begins a surprising connection with Aleytys—each thread weaving into a story where power, trust, and identity are tested.
In "Into the Abyss," Professor X leads a psychic journey into the fractured mind of David, guiding Cypher, Mirage, Wolfsbane, Gabrielle, and Moira through the astral plane's war-torn landscape. There, they confront the echoes of David's past—Jack Wayne and Cyndi, two of his fractured identities locked in conflict with a third—while the truth of David's lineage begins to surface.
In "Soulwar," Empath orchestrates a dangerous plan to capture Magma and Sunspot, forcing Professor X and the team into a high-stakes mission. They confront Jemail Karami, David’s third personality, only to discover that Jemail is not just a fragment of David’s mind—but the fragile thread holding him together. As David begins his path toward recovery, he faces the difficult moment of meeting his father for the first time.
In "Meanwhile, Back at the Mansion . . .", Sunspot and Magma vanish, leaving Cannonball and Magik scrambling to track them down—only to find their only lead in the unexpected form of Lila Cheney. With Dazzler arriving at Lila’s doorstep chasing an audition, she’s thrust into a deadly game when she realizes the missing New Mutants are trapped in Flynn’s underground mutant arena, where she once fought as a gladiator. Now, forced to witness her former teammates battle for survival, Dazzler must confront her past as Magneto suddenly intervenes, seeking the New Mutants’ help in a crisis that threatens to upend Earth itself.
In "The Singer & Her Song," Jo and her team return to Earth after their time in Limbo, only to find themselves drawn back into the deadly mutant arena to save Magma and Sunspot. As tensions rise and old alliances are tested, Dazzler and Shadowcat slip into the Gladiators' ranks—unaware they're being watched by a hidden observer. The story unfolds with quiet intensity, weaving mystery and personal stakes as secrets surface and the line between friend and foe blurs.
In "Saturday Night Fight," the New Mutants face off against a brutal underground fighting crew known as the Gladiators, only to discover their enigmatic leader is someone they thought they knew—Karma. As the fight ends with Karma vanishing into the shadows, the team is left reeling, determined to uncover the truth behind her betrayal, no matter the risks.
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