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Cover: Tony Harris & Ray Snyder

Uncanny X-Men #1

Jan 2003 · Marvel · 12.99 USD; 21.00 CAD
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This trade paperback collects the opening story arc of Chuck Austen's run on Uncanny X-Men, beginning with issue #410. The narrative focuses on the team's return to the Xavier Institute and the introduction of a new character named Hope, while dealing with the fallout from previous events and exploring personal dynamics among members like Havok, Juggernaut, and Nightcrawler. Austen's tenure brings a mix of soap-opera drama and superhero action, featuring a roster that includes Cyclops, Wolverine, and Beast, alongside newer additions like Stacy X and Northstar.

"Hope [Part One]" kicks off a pivotal chapter in the X-Men's story with a powerful mix of action and emotional stakes. After defeating Black Tom Cassidy, the team grapples with the aftermath as Xavier extends an unexpected invitation to the Juggernaut, while Cain forms a surprising bond with Sammy. Meanwhile, Archangel’s transformation marks a new chapter in his journey, and Annie begins her role as Havok’s nurse. Written by Chuck Austen and brought to life by Ron Garney’s dynamic art, with inks by Mark Morales and colors by Hi-Fi and Saul Orihuela, the issue balances tension and character depth. Tony Harris’s striking cover captures the moment’s intensity, making this a standout entry in the series.

Contains 6 stories
Hope [Part One]
23 pp · Superhero

In "Hope [Part One]," Professor X takes in Sammy the Squidboy after the young mutant’s desperate attempt to end his life, offering sanctuary at the Xavier Institute. When the Blackbird is suddenly shot down—its destruction seemingly orchestrated by the Juggernaut—the fragile peace of the school is shattered, setting the stage for a storm on the horizon.

Hope Part 2 of 3
24 pp · Superhero

In "Hope Part 2 of 3," the X-Men join forces with the unlikely ally Juggernaut to confront a dangerously mutated Black Tom Cassidy. Amid the chaos, Annie and her young son Carter stumble upon the catatonic form of Havok, setting off a chain of events that tests the team’s resolve and deepens the mystery surrounding the mutant crisis.

Hope Conclusion
24 pp · Superhero

In the aftermath of a brutal clash with Black Tom Cassidy, the X-Men stand battered but resolute, their unity tested and strengthened. With Xavier extending a cautious welcome to the Juggernaut and a quiet moment of connection between Cain and Sammy hinting at new beginnings, the mansion hums with fragile hope. Meanwhile, Havok begins a new chapter with Annie as his nurse, and the lingering effects of Archangel’s ordeal leave him changed—no longer blue, but still very much a part of the team.

Annie's Moving Story
23 pp · Superhero
Fall Down Go Boom
24 pp · Superhero
Secrets
23 pp · Superhero

In "Secrets," Northstar begins to recover from his injuries, quietly confessing a long-held feeling for Iceman—only to learn that Iceman’s body is slowly freezing from within. As tensions rise, Angel steps forward with a surprising new ability, hinting at deeper mysteries beneath the surface.

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Cast · 17 characters

Full credits

artist Ron Garney
colorist Hi-Fi
letterer RS
colorist Saul Orihuela
cover pencils Tony Harris
cover inks Ray Snyder

Reprints

↩ Reprints New X-Men #123 (2002), The Uncanny X-Men #410 (2002), The Uncanny X-Men #411 (2002), The Uncanny X-Men #412 (2002), The Uncanny X-Men #413 (2002), The Uncanny X-Men #414 (2002), The Uncanny X-Men #415 (2003)

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