New Mutants Epic Collection #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis Epic Collection volume focuses on the New Mutants' transition under the leadership of Cable, the time-displaced soldier from the future. It collects the team's adventures as they grapple with new threats and evolving dynamics, featuring key appearances by characters like Sabretooth and the Watcher.
In "Bang! You're Dead!", the New Mutants face a shocking threat when adult Franklin Richards returns to Xavier's School, recreating it with eerie precision—complete with the team he once led. With Banshee, the Invisible Woman, and Mr. Fantastic arriving alongside young Franklin, the school becomes a battleground as Ahab launches a devastating assault. The clash between past and present Franklin unfolds in a story drawn by Terry Shoemaker and Chris Wozniak, with inks by Scott Williams and Al Milgrom, and a cover by Rob Liefeld and Scott Williams.
In "Bang! You're Dead!", the New Mutants regroup in Asgard after a chaotic mission, only to find themselves caught in a high-stakes standoff when Rusty and Skids are captured by the Freedom Force. With the Mutant Liberation Front targeting a federal research facility and demanding their release, tensions rise as the team races to prevent another attack—without knowing who's truly behind the threat.
In "A Show of Power!", the New Mutants race to stop the Mutant Liberation Front from escalating their attacks on research stations, only to find themselves caught in a dangerous game when Mystique targets Skids and a federal agent wounds Rusty. Forced into a risky alliance, the two escape with the MLF, setting off a chain of tense decisions as the team returns to New York and Cable faces a difficult choice.
When Namorita’s stolen Horn of Doom unleashes a monstrous force that lays waste to Atlantis, she’s convinced the New Mutants are behind it—though the truth lies with Ghaur and Llyra. As the city crumbles and chaos spreads, Namorita and the team must race to reclaim the artifact before the damage becomes irreversible.
In "A Case of the Cutes," Jo finds herself caught in a whimsical dream sequence after dozing off during a lighthearted chat with Boom Boom about the male New Mutants. As a comic book artist whimsically pairs her with various heroes, the dream takes a delightfully surreal turn when Franklin Richards emerges as an unexpectedly charming match—though how it all unfolds remains delightfully unspooled.
In "The Great Escape," the New Mutants find themselves caught between conflicting allegiances when Freedom Force captures Cable, suspecting his ties to the MLF. As they reunite with X-Factor and uncover the truth behind Rusty, Skids, and the MLF, tensions rise—especially when Wolfsbane confronts Moira. With Cable’s escape setting the stage for chaos, the team must navigate dangerous alliances and hidden agendas.
In "The Gift," the New Mutants intercept Cable in New York, drawn into a tense standoff with Freedom Force. As the team steps in to defend him, Cable makes a promise to find Rusty and Skids, earning Moira’s reluctant approval—and a flicker of recognition from Rictor.
In "To Hunt the Hunter," Caliban tracks Sabretooth through the forgotten depths of the Morlock tunnels, where old wounds and new tensions ignite. With X-Factor’s approval, Cable and the New Mutants secure the ruins of the X-Men mansion, but Rictor’s growing frustration leads him into the tunnels—right into a deadly clash between two predators.
In "Prey for the Living," the New Mutants launch a high-stakes rescue mission for Rictor, plunging into a brutal clash with Sabretooth and Caliban—only to find Masque complicating matters further. As the fight escalates, Caliban delivers a shocking blow, and Rictor begins to see Cable in a new light.
When a Danger Room simulation triggers a haunting memory, Wolfsbane is unsettled by a flicker of a carnival—its bright lights and distant laughter echoing the real event that once brought the New Mutants to Kentucky, where a seemingly innocent fair hid a far more dangerous truth.
In "The Once and Future Mutant," adult Franklin Richards returns to Xavier's School, rebuilding it as he remembers it—complete with a new generation of New Mutants. When Ahab strikes, the adult and young Franklin must face each other in a clash that tests identity, memory, and legacy.
In a fractured timeline where past and future collide, the X-Folk join forces with the Fantastic Four to stop Franklin Richards’ desperate bid to rewrite reality—his memories of a lost world driving him to erase the present. As Rachel confronts the mother she never knew, and Nathan Christopher vanishes in a flash of cosmic light, the line between salvation and destruction blurs.
In "Madripoor," Cable and the New Mutants pursue the Mutant Liberation Front to the chaotic streets of Madripoor, where they join forces with Sunfire in a desperate stand. As Stryfe strikes, capturing Cannonball, Boom Boom, Warlock, and Sunfire, Cable’s past collides with the present when he crosses paths with Wolverine—whose recognition turns to immediate hostility.
In "Lethal Weapons," Cable and Wolverine finally settle their long-standing clash, leaving the battlefield in the wake of their confrontation. As Cannonball, Boom Boom, Warlock, and Sunfire make their escape, the New Mutants rally to confront the MLF, culminating in Cable's decisive victory over Stryfe. With the immediate threat broken, Cable makes a solemn promise to the team: he will help them find Rusty and Skids.
In "null," Cable and the New Mutants pursue the Mutant Liberation Front to Madripoor, joining forces with Sunfire in a fierce clash against the group. When Stryfe strikes, capturing Cannonball, Boom Boom, Warlock, and Sunfire, Cable is forced into a brutal confrontation with Wolverine—only to find the mercenary doesn’t just recognize him, he’s ready to fight.
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