X-Men: Divided We Stand #[nn]

In "Danger Room," Sam returns to his roots in Kentucky, seeking solace from the fallout of the X-Men's fracture—only to find himself in a raw, no-holds-barred bar brawl, where old wounds and new tensions collide.

In "Home," the New X-Men—now scattered and without their team structure—find themselves drawn back to Wakanda, where Nezhno must confront the growing power within him. With the Black Panther and Storm guiding him, he faces the challenge of receiving new vibranium tattoos to contain his abilities, testing his resolve and the bonds that still tie the team together.

In "Blend In," Northstar returns to Anole’s family home seeking connection, only to find the young mutant withdrawn and resentful—Anole, still grappling with his past and uncertain of his place, is determined to leave his parents behind. The story quietly explores the weight of expectation and identity, as two figures from different worlds try to find common ground.

In the silent void of space, Havok faces Vulcan’s chilling taunts as the mutant war on Earth unfolds around him—Xavier’s fate sealed, the world fractured, and the stakes higher than ever.

In "Idee Fixe," Forge grapples with the aftermath of Bishop’s sudden assault and Cable’s disappearance, using the chaos as a catalyst to reevaluate his fractured sense of self. As he begins redesigning his base, the weight of his past and the uncertainty of the future press in—forcing him to confront the line between invention and obsession.