X-Men Milestones: Dark Phoenix Saga #[nn]

In "God Spare the Child...", the X-Men return to the mansion to find Professor X restored and ready to lead, but their mission quickly shifts when he senses a new mutant in need of protection. As the team prepares to recruit the young Kitty Pryde, the Hellfire Club—led by the White Queen and the Inner Circle—moves in to claim her for their own, setting the stage for a clash of ideologies and powers.

When Kitty Pryde aids four X-Men in escaping Emma Frost’s clutches, Scott and Jean race against the Hellfire Club to recruit Dazzler—mutant sensation and pioneer of the disco era—before Shaw and his White Queen can claim her. Jean’s mind battles lingering illusions from Mastermind, even as the stakes rise in a high-stakes game of recruitment and loyalty.

In "Run for Your Life!", Kitty Pryde races against time to rescue her teammates, leading Scott, Jean, and Kurt through a high-stakes showdown with the White Queen and her Hellfire Soldiers. As Phoenix’s power surges in the face of danger, the line between control and chaos begins to blur. With Xavier offering a chance at a new beginning, the choice to join the X-Men becomes a defining moment for those who dare to answer the call.

In "And Hellfire Is Their Name!", the X-Men turn to Angel for guidance as they confront the growing threat of the Hellfire Club, only to be ambushed and overwhelmed by its inner circle. With Jean Grey ensnared by Mastermind’s psychic manipulation and transformed into the Black Queen, Wolverine must stand alone to rescue his teammates from the Club’s grasp.

In "Wolverine: Alone!", the X-Men are divided and overwhelmed as Cyclops leads a desperate stand against the Hellfire Club’s Inner Circle and their new Black Queen, Jean Grey. Trapped and outnumbered, Wolverine must push through relentless enemies to reach his captured teammates, testing his resolve in a fight that’s as much about survival as it is about loyalty.

In the heart of the Hellfire Club’s mansion, Jean Grey breaks free from Mastermind’s psychic grip, only to find herself at war with the very forces that sought to control her. As the X-Men fight their way through the Club’s elite soldiers, Jean’s struggle reaches a breaking point—her power surging, her mind unraveling, and the line between hero and something far darker begins to blur.

In "Dark Phoenix," Jean Grey unleashes the full fury of the Phoenix Force, turning on her X-Men teammates with terrifying power as she spirals toward cosmic destruction. With the team reeling and the galaxy at risk, the heroes must confront the unthinkable—how do you stop a friend who’s become a god of annihilation?

In "Child of Light and Darkness!", the X-Men face a devastating return as Dark Phoenix reemerges to confront her past—her teammates, her memories, and the power that once consumed her. After a brutal clash that tests their bonds and resolve, Jean Grey is reclaimed from the Phoenix’s grip, only for the entire team to vanish in a moment of eerie silence.

In "The Fate of the Phoenix!", the X-Men stand at the edge of annihilation as Lilandra demands Jean Grey’s death for the destruction of a star system. With Professor X pleading for justice and the Phoenix Force flickering within her, Jean faces a final trial on the Blue Area of the Moon—where the X-Men clash with the Imperial Guard in a battle that may decide her fate.