Rampage Monthly #47

May 1982 · Marvel UK · 0.45 GBP; 0.63 IRL

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"God Spare the Child..." marks a pivotal moment in the X-Men's journey with John Byrne and Chris Claremont reuniting on writing duties, delivering a story that deepens the team’s dynamic as they return to the mansion—only to find Professor X back and ready to lead once more. With Banshee remaining in Scotland alongside Moira, the X-Men set out to recruit a newly identified mutant, while the Hellfire Club makes a bold move to draw in the young Kitty Pryde. The issue’s sharp storytelling and standout art by Byrne, with inks by Terry Austin, bring a grounded intensity to the stakes, all framed by Bob Budiansky and Joe Rubinstein’s striking cover.

Contains 3 stories

God Spare the Child...

17 pp · Superhero

In "God Spare the Child...", the X-Men return to the mansion only to find Professor X back from the brink, ready to lead once more. With a new mutant on the radar and the Hellfire Club already eyeing young Kitty Pryde, tensions rise as the team must decide who they’re fighting for—and who they’re protecting.

Happiness Is a Warm Alien!

17 pp · Humor, Superhero

Like Tigers in the Night!

6 pp · Martial Arts, Superhero

In "Like Tigers in the Night!", Iron Fist confronts the Golden Tigers while grappling with fragmented memories of his past, all as a tense Rand Industries meeting is shattered by Chaka and his crew. The story weaves action and introspection, as the hero’s training and legacy collide with a sudden, violent threat.