X-Men by Chris Claremont & Jim Lee Omnibus #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis massive omnibus collects the early 1990s X-Men stories written by Chris Claremont with art by Jim Lee, covering the launch of the second X-Men series and the iconic 'X-Tinction Agenda' and 'Muir Island Saga' crossovers. It features the team's adventures with key members like Storm, Wolverine, Psylocke, Rogue, and Jubilee, as well as the return of Magneto and the introduction of Strong Guy. The volume includes X-Men (1991) #1-11, Uncanny X-Men #273-280, and related issues from that era.
"Ladies' Night" marks a pivotal moment in the X-Men mythos, spotlighting Rogue’s return from the Siege Perilous to a fractured world where she reunites with the Reavers in Australia. With Chris Claremont’s storytelling and Jim Lee’s dynamic art—enhanced by Art Thibert’s inks and Steve Buccellato’s colors—this issue plunges readers into a high-stakes clash between Rogue and Ms. Marvel, whose fates are irrevocably altered when the Siege splits them into separate entities. The cover by Jim Lee captures the tension perfectly, setting the stage for a battle that will test loyalty, identity, and power in the Savage Land.
Storm, Colossus, Rogue, Psylocke, and Dazzler hit the mall for a much-needed girls’ night out, hoping to escape the fallout of Inferno—only to find themselves tangled in a bizarre mystery when Mall Security calls in the M Squad to track down a mutant causing unauthorized light shows. Jubilee joins the chaos, teleporting in through Gateway’s portal as the night takes an unexpected turn.
When the X-Men trade mutant mayhem for a beachside getaway in Sydney, their vacation takes a sharp turn into intergalactic chaos. As the Cosmic Cutie Commandos, Hades Force, and a parade of absurd alien invaders descend, the team must confront the terrifying Jean Bomb—a red-haired, relationship-destroying weapon with the power to unravel everything in its path.
In "Double Cross," the X-Men find themselves in a twisted game of identity when Mr. Jip swaps Dazzler’s body with Diamondback’s, forcing the team to track down four mystical artifacts to reverse the switch. With Diamondback now back in her original form, she secretly steals the pieces for the dark forces of Ghaur and Llyra, setting a dangerous trap for the team.
In "The Day of Other Lights," the X-Men face a terrifying convergence as Master Mold and Nimrod merge into a new, unstoppable threat. With Senator Kelly and his wife in peril, Rogue—wearing Ms. Marvel’s costume—and Psylocke race to save them, while Dazzler confronts a vision of her own fate within the Siege Perilous. Storm, Wolverine, Colossus, Havok, and Longshot stand ready as the mutant team braces for a battle that could change everything.
In the wake of a brutal clash with the relentless Mastermold, the X-Men are thrust into chaos—only to see Rogue pulled into the mysterious Siege Perilous as the battle reaches its peak. With Senator Kelly’s wife dead and the team reeling, tensions rise as secrets surface and old alliances are tested. Amid the fallout, the X-Men must confront the cost of their fight, even as new threats loom in the shadows.
In "The Cradle Will Fall!", the X-Men find themselves caught in a storm of deception and danger when Longshot vanishes into an illusion that may not be his own. With Nanny arriving to "help" — and her sinister plans unfolding — the team must defend themselves from her manipulative grasp, even as Havok’s desperate blast sends Storm hurtling into the chaos.
In "The Dane Curse," the X-Men gather in Punta Arenas, Chile, to honor Storm’s memory, only to be drawn into a storm of their own when Polaris reaches out to Havok for help. With the Savage Land Mutants and a vengeful Reavers converging on the same remote location, tensions flare between old allies and dangerous foes. As the past and present collide, the X-Men must navigate betrayal, buried secrets, and a curse tied to a name long thought forgotten.
In "The Shattered Star," the X-Men—Colossus, Psylocke, Dazzler, and Havok—join forces with allies like Polaris, Ka-Zar, and Shanna as the Savage Land Mutants, led by Zaladine and Barbarus, unleash chaos across the jungle. When Zaladane steals Polaris' powers, she gains terrifying strength and size, setting off a brutal clash between the heroes and the Mutates, with the fate of the Savage Land hanging in the balance.
Storm returns—alive, but changed, a young girl with a storm in her eyes. As Wolverine and Jubilee flee the Reavers across the Australian outback, Magneto severs ties with the X-Men, while Polaris struggles aboard a derelict ship with a crew lost to madness. Banshee races to her aid, Forge battles the Shadow King on the psychic plane, and the ancient villain claims a new host—just as the Reavers prepare to strike Muir Isle.
In a twisted test of loyalty, the Mandarin manipulates Psylocke into becoming his assassin, forcing her to confront a horrifying alternate reality orchestrated by Mojo. Trapped in a mind-warping vision, she faces a chilling version of herself—reborn as a cybernetic ninja—where her closest allies become targets and her own memories turn against her.
In "Broken Chains," Psylocke’s attempt to bend Wolverine to The Hand’s will fractures her own mind, unraveling the control she once wielded. As the X-Men push toward safety, Forge makes a pivotal choice to join the Muir Island team, setting new paths in motion.
In a world where memories are currency and identities are forged in secrecy, Colossus—now known as Peter Nicholas—must confront the past when he intervenes to save Phillip Moreau and Jennifer Ransome from Genoshan Magistrates hunting them through the streets of Soho. Meanwhile, Guido Carosella searches the shore for Dazzler, hoping to awaken her lost self, while Callisto is transformed into a dazzling star by Masque’s twisted artistry. The line between dream and reality blurs as old ties resurface and the shadows of Genosha reach far beyond its borders.
In "Harriers Hunt," the X-Men are scattered as Hardcase and the Harriers—led by Timebomb, Piston, and the rest of the elite mercenary team—track down Wolverine, Psylocke, and Jubilee. With Forge and Banshee searching for their missing teammates and Jean Grey arriving at the mansion to find something far from home, the danger escalates as illusions of Carol Danvers and Nick Fury blur the line between ally and enemy.
In the heart of New Orleans, Gambit and Storm—once reluctant allies—find themselves drawn together as fugitives from Nanny and the Shadow King’s relentless pursuit. As shadows deepen and memories flicker back to life, Storm begins to reclaim her past, while Gambit’s sharp wit and charm become their only shield in a city teeming with danger.
In a tale weaving past and present, Wolverine, Black Widow, and Psylocke confront the lingering shadows of a decades-old conflict, as the legacy of Baron Strucker resurfaces through his children. Flashbacks reveal a young Natasha Romanoff’s desperate escape in 1941, where Wolverine and Captain America once fought side by side against the villain’s forces.
In "Rogue Redux," Rogue returns from the Siege Perilous to find herself entangled with the Reavers in Australia, her mind fractured by the mystical ordeal. With her powers unstable and her body a battleground, she harnesses Gateway’s abilities to flee to the Savage Land—where she must face not only the jungle’s dangers but also a deadly confrontation with Ms. Marvel, whose own powers have been twisted by the Shadow King.
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