X-Men #10
In "Vielleicht auch träumen ...", Xavier leaves Earth with the mutant Skrulls to become their teacher, leaving the X-Men behind as the High Evolutionary declares that the only solution to the mutant problem is to erase the mutant gene and revert all mutants to ordinary humans—exactly what he proceeds to do. Written by Chris Claremont, Alan Davis, and Jürgen Petz, with art by Tom Raney and colors by Brian Haberlin, this 2001 issue from Panini Deutschland captures a pivotal moment in mutant history, its cover by Adam Kubert and Tim Townsend reflecting the gravity of the departure.
In "Vielleicht auch träumen ...," Jean Grey and Polaris find themselves caught in a storm of shifting loyalties as the High Evolutionary unleashes a radical plan to erase mutant DNA, transforming mutants into ordinary humans. With Magneto, Mystique, and the Acolytes drawn into the chaos, and former allies like Cable, Sunfire, and the X-Force scattered across the battlefield, the fate of mutantkind hangs in the balance—while the echoes of past conflicts, from Cyclops’s memories to the legacy of Fabian Cortez, resurface in unexpected ways.
In "Menschliche Schwächen," the X-Men grapple with the aftermath of losing their powers, forced to confront their vulnerabilities as humanity itself becomes the target of a terrifying experiment. Mr. Sinister, having betrayed the High Evolutionary, unleashes a plan to accelerate mutations across the globe—threatening to reshape humanity in ways no one can predict. With allies and enemies alike caught in the crossfire, the fate of every human life hangs in the balance.
In "Schatten am Himmel," the powerless X-Men launch a desperate assault on the High Evolutionary’s satellite, racing against time to stop Mr. Sinister from unleashing unchecked mutations across Earth. With Polaris, Jean Grey, Magneto, and the Acolytes caught in the crossfire, alliances shift and old wounds resurface as the fate of humanity hangs in the balance.
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