X-Men : l'intégrale #1977-1978

On l'appelle... Magnéto ! sees the X-Men racing to Muir Island, only to find Eric the Red has resurrected Magneto—now fully grown and very much awake. With Moira MacTaggert bristling at the return of her old adversary and the team on high alert, tensions rise as the mutant mastermind stirs from his long slumber.

In "Phénix se déchaîne !", Jean Grey's dormant Phoenix powers resurge as Eric the Red, manipulating Firelord, launches a devastating assault on the X-Men. With Lilandra captured and Earth in peril, Professor X opens a space portal, sending Cyclops, Storm, Wolverine, and the others on a desperate mission to rescue her.

In "Là où aucun X-man n'est allé !", the X-Men race to rescue Lilandra from her treacherous cousin D'Ken, who seeks to harness the M'Kraan Crystal’s power for domination—only to face resistance from the Imperial Guard. As tensions flare across space, the Starjammers arrive unexpectedly, bringing their own brand of chaos and courage to the fray.

In "La fin du monde !", the X-Men and the Starjammers race against time to reach the M'Kraan Crystal, facing the deadly Crystal Guardians in a battle that could save—or end—the universe. As Jean Grey's power as the Phoenix surges beyond control, she becomes the only hope in a crisis that tests the limits of heroism. Meanwhile, a shocking revelation about Corsair's past ties him to Cyclops in a way no one expected.

After saving the universe, the X-Men return to the Mansion for a rare moment of peace—until Weapon Alpha arrives, determined to bring Wolverine back to Canada, reigniting old tensions and testing the team’s unity.

In "Manipulations!", the X-Men find themselves trapped in a twisted carnival spectacle in Texas, performing as sideshow freaks under an unseen force. When Beast arrives to investigate the empty X-Mansion, he follows the team’s trail to the bizarre carnival, where he uncovers the truth behind their captivity—and the sinister mind behind it all. As the team breaks free from Mesmero’s control, a familiar figure from the past arrives to turn the chaos into something far more dangerous.

In "Magnéto triomphant !", Magneto holds the X-Men captive beneath an active volcano, exacting revenge by trapping them in helpless chairs that silence them and force them to rely on a cold, mechanical nanny. With Cyclops, Phoenix, Storm, Wolverine, Colossus, Banshee, and Nightcrawler at his mercy—and even Beast drawn into the conflict—Magneto’s twisted triumph begins to unravel as the line between captor and controlled blurs.

In "Épreuve de force," the X-Men break free from their prison chairs and confront Magneto in a desperate bid to survive. As the battle rages, the base's controls are shattered, unleashing a torrent of lava beneath the icy surface of Antarctica. With Phoenix rescuing Beast, the fate of the rest of the team hangs in the balance as they vanish into the molten depths.

In the frozen wastes of Antarctica, a desperate rescue mission uncovers a chilling truth: the X-Men are presumed dead, but the survivors—Jean Grey and Beast—carry a heavier burden than just survival. As the remaining X-Men journey to the Savage Land to find refuge among the Fall People, they must confront not only the lingering threat of Lykos, who seeks to reclaim his power through Storm, but the haunting question of what it means to be a team when the bonds are tested beyond breaking.

In "Visions de mort," the X-Men face off against Sauron, only to see him transform into the reformed Karl Lykos, who reveals a dark history tied to Zaladane and the awakening of Garokk. With the Savage Land plunging into chaos and the path home sealed by ice, the team must confront the consequences of ancient forces stirring beneath the jungle floor—while Cyclops wrestles with the decision to stay or flee, knowing Xavier's safety hangs in the balance.