X-Men Milestones: Mutant Massacre #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Morning After," Walt Simonson and Sal Buscema deliver a powerful chapter of the X-Men Milestones: Mutant Massacre, where Thor stands amid the wreckage of the Morlock tunnels, trying to shield the dying Angel from the Marauders. As the dust settles, Balder reawakens Odin’s second Raven, and Kevin and Mick find unexpected refuge with Volstagg’s family—though Thor’s struggle is far from over, his body already broken and cursed with brittle bones by Hela. The issue closes with a haunting act of cleansing as Thor burns through the tunnels, the fire a grim testament to what was lost. Cover by Gus Vazquez.
In the wake of the Marauders’ brutal assault, the X-Men are fractured—Nightcrawler lies broken, Dazzler caught in Malice’s grip, and Magneto faces a chilling offer from the Hellfire Club. As the massacre unfolds, alliances are tested and old wounds reopen in a world where even the strongest must question who they can trust.
In the aftermath of a brutal clash in the Alley, the X-Men return to the school, battered and grieving. With Magik bringing Moira MacTaggert to help, the New Mutants struggle to keep up as their own crisis deepens—Karma’s siblings are taken, and Magus strikes, forcing Magik to teleport them to safety.
Thor returns to Midgard, seeking peace after the chaos of Asgard, only to find unrest beneath the surface. When he stumbles upon the Marauders slaughtering Angel in the Morlock tunnels, the quiet moment shatters into violence. With allies like Volstagg and Balder at his side—and the weight of Odin’s legacy looming—Thor must confront a darkness that reaches far beyond the tunnels.
In the scorched aftermath of the Mutant Massacre, Thor fights to save Angel as the Marauders strike through the Morlock tunnels, while Balder calls upon ancient magic to awaken Odin’s second raven. Amid the chaos, Kevin and Mick find unexpected kinship with Volstagg’s family, and even as Thor is cursed with brittle bones by Hela, the last light of Asgard burns bright in the dark.
In the wake of a brutal massacre, Wolverine pushes through the ruins of the Morlock tunnels, determined to bring the Healer back to the mansion to tend to the wounded. With Nightcrawler, Kitty Pryde, and Colossus critically injured and the tunnels purged, the X-Men face a desperate fight to survive the onslaught — and the shadows of Sabretooth and Mr. Sinister loom ever closer.
In "Redemption!", X-Factor races to protect a wary group of Morlocks from the Marauders, only to see their trust shattered when the refugees flee into a hostile cityscape. As tensions rise and personal stakes deepen—Cyclops and Jean face a painful medical decision for Angel, while Boom Boom makes a bold break from the Vanisher—old wounds and new betrayals threaten to unravel the team’s mission.
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