Cover: John Byrne

X-Men The Hidden Years #14

Jan 2001 · Marvel · 2.50 USD; 3.75 CAD

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In "Yet No More Like My Father...", Angel and Cyclops push forward against the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, even as Krueger and his ragtag crew seize Marvel Girl in a bid for revenge. With Professor X successfully silencing Ashley Martin’s powers and the X-Men uniting to stop both threats, peace begins to take shape—though not without a final twist: Warren’s mother is about to marry a super-villain, a secret Candy Southern reveals on the ride home. Written and illustrated by John Byrne, with inks by Tom Palmer, colors by Greg Wright, and letters by Byrne himself, this 2001 X-Men tale blends action, emotional stakes, and the quiet hope of redemption, all capped by Byrne’s distinctive cover art.

Contains 2 stories

Untitled Superhero story

13 pp · Superhero

In "null," Angel and Cyclops push forward against the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, even as Krueger and his ragtag crew seize Marvel Girl, seeking revenge for past betrayals. With Professor X successfully silencing Ashley Martin’s powers, the X-Men must navigate shifting loyalties and unexpected alliances—leading to a tense showdown that forces Krueger’s group to reconsider their path. As Angel finds unexpected closure with Avia and the team prepares to return to the mansion, a startling revelation about Warren’s mother sends a quiet shock through the group.

Yet No More Like My Father. . .

9 pp · Superhero

In "Yet No More Like My Father...", Angel must confront the truth about his family when he learns his mother is set to marry his uncle Burtram—someone with a dark past he can't ignore. With Dr. Stuart warning that revealing the truth could be fatal to his already ill mother, Warren faces a painful choice, and the X-Men stand by his side as he grapples with loyalty, legacy, and the weight of his bloodline.