Excalibur #13 – The Otherworld Saga (2)
The new Excalibur journeys to Otherword and confronts Sat-Yr-9! By David Wheatley.
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Excalibur v1
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Genetic Eclipse 
February 1, 2000 Uncanny X-Men #15 – Genetic Eclipse (5)
Apocalypse’s forces grow even more brash as they attack once more! Can the X-Men stand up to the combined might of Death and Pestilence? By Ryan Krupienski.
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Genetic Eclipse 
January 4, 2000 X-Men #11 – Genetic Eclipse (4)
In this continuation of the Genetic Eclipse crossover, the X-Men meet two of Apocalypse’s Horsemen—Sabretooth and Black Tom! By David Wheatley and Daniel Sauve.
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Genetic Eclipse 
January 3, 2000 Shadowcat #6 – Genetic Eclipse (3)
A captive Shadowcat is at the mercy of Apocalypse. The Darwinian madman wants to know the secret of the Twelve, and how Kitty is involved! By Yannick Lamarre.
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Cable v1 
January 2, 2000 Cable #8 – Genetic Eclipse (Tie-In)
In this tie-in to Genetic Eclipse, it’s Cable vs. Post! By Shawn Gauthier.
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Excalibur v1 
January 1, 2000 Excalibur #12 – The Otherworld Saga (1)
Captain UK’s sudden arrival brings word of trouble in Otherworld, requiring the formation of a new Excalibur! By David Wheatley.
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Apocalypse 
January 1, 2000 Apocalypse #8 – Genetic Eclipse (2)
Apocalypse and his Dark Riders have Shadowcat prisoner! Can Kitty break through Apocalypse’s conditioning and reach Moonstar? By Shawn Gauthier and Jeff Axtman.
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Genetic Eclipse 
January 1, 2000 Uncanny X-Men #14 – Genetic Eclipse (1)
Apocalypse and the Dark Riders come for Shadowcat, and only Cyclops’ X-Men can stop him! By Ryan Krupienski.
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X-Factor v1 
January 1, 2000 X-Factor #11 – A Time For Reckoning
Havok is alive and trapped in another dimension, and only Trevor has the means to get there! Polaris plans a risky gambit to travel to the Mutant X universe in order to rescue her lost love, but she may find more trouble! By Rob Ballard.
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Wolverine v1 
January 1, 2000 Wolverine #13 – Millennium
New Year in Madripoor! And Wolverine and Elektra’s new romance is drawing a lot of attention—not all of it good! By David Wheatley.
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