The Uncanny X-Men #509
In "Sisterhood, Part Two," the X-Men and their students face a new kind of challenge as they try to rebuild in San Francisco—only to be thrown into turmoil when Simon Trask's Proposition X threatens to regulate mutant reproduction. With tensions rising and the Sisterhood launching a sudden, coordinated assault, the team must hold their ground before the city turns against them. Written by Matt Fraction and illustrated by Greg Land, with inks by Jay Leisten, colors by Justin Ponsor, and lettering by VC and Joe Caramagna, this issue brings the stakes higher with every page. The cover, by Greg Land, captures the intensity of the moment in bold, striking detail.
The X-Men and their students are still settling into life in San Francisco when the threat of Proposition X looms, fueled by Simon Trask’s growing influence. As tensions rise, the Sisterhood of Mutants strikes without warning, testing the team’s resolve and unity in a city already on edge.
In "New Mutants #1," Illyana Rasputin returns from Limbo with a urgent warning: Dani and Shan are in danger. The old New Mutants regroup, splitting up to track down their missing teammates—Sam and Bobby uncover Karma tied up in a rundown bar in Westcliffe, Colorado, while Magik and Magma race to free Legion from a concrete tomb hidden in a suburban home.
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Reprinted in Uncanny X-Men: Sisterhood #[nn] (2009), Essential X-Men #12 (2010), Uncanny X-Men by Matt Fraction: The Complete Collection #1 (2013), Los Increíbles Hombres X, Uncanny X-Men #13
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