X-Men Saga #2
In "X-Men contre X-Men!", the X-Men’s shuttle crash-lands in Jamaica Bay, setting off a chain of events that sees Jean Grey emerge from the wreckage transformed—yet not as the Phoenix, but as a being distinct from her cosmic alter ego. With Professor X sending most of the team to Scotland for rest, the mutants arrive at Banshee’s ancestral castle, only to find it already occupied by his cousin Tom and his unlikely companion, the Juggernaut. Written by Chris Claremont and brought to life by Dave Cockrum and Tom Morgan, with inks by Frank Chiaramonte and Sam Grainger and colors by Michele Wrightson, the issue unfolds with mystery and tension. The cover, a striking piece by Arthur Adams, captures the clash of forces before the storm.
In the wake of a crash-landing in Jamaica Bay, Jean Grey awakens transformed—her presence now echoing with the power of the Phoenix. Sent to Scotland for recovery, the X-Men arrive at Banshee’s inherited castle, only to find it already home to his cousin Black Tom and the towering Juggernaut. As tensions rise and ancient secrets stir in the shadows of Cassidy Keep, the line between memory, myth, and the Phoenix Force begins to blur—leaving the team to face a mystery that may not be entirely of this world.
In a pulse-pounding moment of crisis, Storm confronts her deepest fears as claustrophobia triggers a haunting flashback to her origin, forcing her to face the past she’s long buried. With Black Tom Cassidy and the unstoppable Juggernaut wreaking havoc, the X-Men struggle to hold the line—each member pushed to their limit as the weight of battle and memory threatens to break them.
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↩ Reprints Classic X-Men #8 (1987), Classic X-Men #9 (1987), Classic X-Men #10 (1987)
Reprinted in Conan Le Barbare #8 (1990)
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