X-Men: Magneto Testament #[nn]

In the shadow of Kristallnacht, Max Eisenhardt’s defiance grows as his father’s desperate search for protection fails. With rising violence and state-sanctioned persecution, Max’s resistance takes a dangerous turn—pushing him toward a path shaped by loss and resolve.

In the harrowing third chapter of *Magneto: Testament*, Max Eisenhardt’s family flees to Poland only to face the relentless advance of Nazi control. As they make a desperate final bid to escape the coming horrors, the Eisenhardt family is brutally slaughtered—leaving Max the sole survivor, unaware of the magnetic force that briefly shielded him from death.

In the harrowing final chapter of *Magneto: Testament*, Max faces the depths of despair at Auschwitz, where he encounters his former schoolmaster, Fritz Kalb. With Fritz’s help, Max secures a precarious position that offers fleeting safety—yet his resolve is pushed to the edge when he discovers Magda has been sent to the same camp.

In the final chapter of *Magneto: Testament*, Max—now known as Magneto—faces an impossible choice as he risks everything to protect Magda in the brutal confines of a concentration camp. With Nurse Shulman’s quiet courage as a constant, he orchestrates a desperate uprising that could mean freedom—or death—for those trapped within.

In "The Last Outrage," Holocaust survivor Dina Gottliebova (Babbitt) confronts the haunting legacy of her past when she seeks to reclaim her artwork—painted under the cruel command of Dr. Josef Mengele during her imprisonment at Auschwitz. Despite international advocacy from the U.S. Congress, the David S. Wyman Institute, and over 450 comic creators, including Neal Adams and Joe Kubert, the Auschwitz Museum refuses to return the pieces, leaving Dina to grapple with a painful truth: some wounds never heal, even after liberation.