X-Men: Divided We Stand #1
In "Danger Room," Skottie Young crafts a poignant moment in X-Men: Divided We Stand #1 as Northstar seeks out Vic at his family home, only to face Anole’s guarded resentment and a tense decision to flee. With Young handling every aspect of the interior art and Beaulieu contributing to the colors, the issue captures the emotional weight of a young mutant torn between his past and the life he’s trying to escape. Brandon Peterson’s cover art perfectly frames the moment’s intensity.
In "Danger Room," Cannonball [Sam Guthrie] returns to Kentucky to reconnect with his family, only to find himself testing his limits in a rough-and-tumble bar brawl—where old wounds and new tensions collide. With his sister Husk [Paige Guthrie] watching from the sidelines, Sam’s attempt to unwind takes an unexpected turn, blurring the line between homecoming and reckoning.
In "Home," Gentle [Nezhno Abidemi] finds himself at a crossroads after the New X-Men disband, returning to Wakanda with Storm and Black Panther to confront the growing instability of his powers. There, he must undergo a sacred ritual to receive new vibranium tattoos—essential to contain the surge of his abilities—forcing him to reckon with his past and the weight of his legacy.
In "Blend In," Northstar seeks out Anole at his family home, only to find the young mutant withdrawn and resentful—Anole, still grappling with his past, has grown distant from his parents and is determined to escape the life he once left behind. The tension between brotherhood, identity, and belonging runs deep as the two confront what it means to be seen—and to be truly known.
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Reprinted in X-Men: Divided We Stand #[nn] (2008), Uncanny X-Men by Matt Fraction: The Complete Collection #1 (2013)
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