X-Men: The 198 #2
In "untitled," Magma's emotional collapse following her boyfriend's death sends shockwaves through the Xavier Institute, prompting Empath to intervene and restore order. As tensions rise between the X-Men, the seemingly omnipotent Mr. M, and the growing unrest among the mutants, the line between sanctuary and prison blurs—especially when Sentinels block their escape. Written by David Hine and illustrated by Jim Muniz, with inks by Kevin Conrad, colors by Matt Milla, and letters by Joe Caramagna, this 2006 issue features a cover by Juan Doe.
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Magma is out of control after the death of her boyfriend and Empath is sent to calm her down and bring her back to the Xavier Institute. The X-Men try to figure out what to do with the seemingly omnipotent Mr. M who has been using his powers to help and heal the mutants at the school. They also accuse Val of turning the institute into a veritable mutant prison. Some of the natives grow restless and want to leave but the Sentinels stand in the way. When confrontation turns into altercation, Mr. M steps in and stops the mutants and Sentinels from fighting.
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