This is it, the final issue of MO’s oldest title! As the team licks their wounds in the aftermath of the Slipskull attack on the Institute, Scott and Jean discuss the future of their relationship and come to a surprising decision! All this and…the Phoenix? Check out the conclusion everyone’s been waiting for in “From The Ashes…?” by Ryan Krupienski and Dino Pollard!
Cassandra Nova pays her respects to her dead brother while Jean Grey takes just one night of downtime in the midst of her busy job as President of Genosha. But there’s a voice in the back of her head that signals trouble to come for the X-Men. Find out what and who in “Edge of Heaven,” Ryan Krupienski’s final solo issue on Marvel Omega’s flagship X-book!
Mysterious creatures are wrecking havoc on the Xavier Institute with one goal in mind – kill Cassandra Nova! It’s a vicious battle as the X-Men fight to protect their sworn enemy, but at what cost might they claim victory? Also: Nathaniel Essex finally makes his transformation back into Sinister – with a very shocking side effect! It’s all going down in “Cruel Intentions” by Ryan Krupienski!
Cassandra Nova is awake and now she’s ready to… surrender to the X-Men? Is it possible that she’s actually reformed, or is this just a ploy to corrupt the X-Men once more? Whatever the reason, there is one man who wants Cassandra dead before she can explain anything—Magneto! Will the X-Men side with him or against him? Find out in “Awakening” by Ryan Krupienski!
The X-Men continue their hunt for the remaining Brotherhood cells, while Jubilee gets some news that will have a profound impact on her future with the team. And as Mystique learns the truth about her condition, Sabretooth comes face to face with his daughter – otherwise known as X-23! The mutant mayhem continues in “Out and About” by Ryan Hagie-Krupienski!
Husk, Monet and Blink have returned from the dead, but all three have chosen to keep silent about their experiences in Wonderland. While Blink and Jubilee have a discussion about the kiss they shared before Blink’s death, Monet and Paige are confronted by Mastermind, who attempts to apologize for her mother’s actions! Also, the X-Men get an unexpected leader for their next mission and Cyclops and his daughter visit Phoenix in Genosha! All this and more in “The Way Back,” by Ryan Hagie-Krupienski!
Spinning out of events in Avengers and Uncanny X-Men comes the debut of an all-new team! Photon, Banshee, Shadowcat, Jack of Hearts, Black Widow and Cameron Dalin all join together in this issue to address the ineffectiveness of the world’s superhuman community. Do they have a solution? And how does Yelena Belova fit into this? See the start of Interpol in “New Beginnings,” by Ryan Hagie-Krupienski!
In the aftermath of “Past Tense,” the X-Men have many secrets to explore—how did M, Husk, Blink and Illyana return from the dead? Where is the location of the other Brotherhood cells? And who was the Iceman imposter? Mystique isn’t talking, though, and Cyclops and Jubilee are both at the end of their ropes in “Mourning Light,” by Ryan Krupienski!
The battle between the D-Generation’s Excavator and Southpaw and Milkshake and her friends rages on while Moonstar and the staff of the Xavier Institute try to determine just what caused the death of poor Liam O’Keefe, the mutant who was called Backdraft. Also, Fusion plays the role of mediator between Sirocco and Air Force, but will it be enough? Read “Use The Rod, Beat The Child” by George Cameron and Ryan Krupienski!
In the wake of “Past Tense,” the X-Men don’t even have an opportunity to rest! An emergency call from War Machine shows that the prison known as the Void is overrun by supercriminals who are under the control of the Purple Man! Luckily, the X-Men have help in the form of Blink, M, Husk, Shang-Chi and Sunfire! Read “Purple Reign,” the final “Empire” tie-in by Ryan Krupienski!
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