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X-Men: Mutations #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 1996 Marvel collection focuses on the physical and psychological transformations of three iconic X-Men—Beast, Angel, and Psylocke—as they grapple with their evolving mutations. The stories explore Beast's ongoing struggle with his feral appearance, Angel's dark turn into the horseman Archangel under Apocalypse's influence, and Psylocke's complex history with her psychic powers and body-swap. Featuring confrontations with villains like Apocalypse and the Mandarin, the volume ties together key character-defining arcs from the mid-1990s X-Men titles.
In "The Beast!", the Morlocks reclaim their underground sanctuary as the X-Men grapple with escalating crises. Scott confronts the aftermath of tragedy in Alaska, while a broken Angel flees his hospital confinement—only to vanish in a plane that explodes over the ocean. With Apocalypse assembling his Horsemen and the team fractured, the weight of loss and isolation presses down in this pivotal 1996 issue, written by Louise Simonson and illustrated by Walt Simonson, with colors by Petra Scotese and letters by Joe Rosen. The cover, by Carlos Pacheco and Timothy Townsend, captures the moment’s haunting intensity.
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The Morlocks return to the tunnels. Scott is shown Maddie's corpse in Alaska and returns home to try and help Angel. Apocalypse continues to gather his Horsemen. A forlorn (and wingless) Angel leaves the hospital and takes off in a plane that explodes over the ocean.
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