You know Blade. Looks cool, runs hot, kills vampires, sword (it’s right there in the name). A vampire’s kidnapped his daughter. Can mutants help him get her back? You know they’ll try in X-Men United 8, written by Eve Ewing, drawn by Tiago Palma, colors by Fer Sifuentes-Soho, letters by VC’s Joe Sabino. Sometimes a…
An outright war is brewing among vampires and “empyres,” and the unturned will be caught in the crossfire in Marvel’s Midnight X-Men #1.
The harbinger of demons, Repent, prepares to make the ultimate sacrifice to free an X-man from a homicidal possession in Uncanny X-Men #36.
It’s Cyclops vs. Evil Beast as a massive X-Men/Fantastic Four crossover kicks off in DNX #1 by Jed MacKay and Federico Vicentini.
An X-man faces a terrifying transformation, and the cure may be worse than the disease, in Uncanny X-Men #35.
In desperation, Rogue takes Gambit for help to an unexpected, unreliable source, and the cure may be far worse than the disease, in Uncanny X-Men #34.
The mutants are split up among various psychics planes (and possibly a hell) in X-Men United #6 by Eve Ewing, Evan Narcisse, Tiago Palma and Eduardo Pansica.
Gambit’s dragon-man condition is worsening, but is it merely magic, or something far more sinister? Find out in Uncanny X-Men #33.
On a team of X-Men who have all, at one point, been villains, how does the Juggernaut stay a hero? Find out in X-Men #34.
When a mutant power player is murdered at a masquerade, it falls to Wolverine and Jubilee to solve a locked-room mystery in X-Men: The Hellfire Murder.
Can even the might of the combined Louisiana X-Men stem the tide of the terror from the stars? Find out in Uncanny X-Men #32.
Louisiana is ground zero for an attack force of alien ships, and woe betide any human or mutant who gets in their way, in Uncanny X-Men #31.
Can a school work if the teachers don’t get along? Iceman doesn’t want to find out, so he’s asked to play a game. But things get too real in X-Men United #4.
Widespread panic breaks out in Louisiana as it becomes Ground Zero for an alien invasion force. But are they really what they seem? We review Uncanny X-Men #30.
Adam Reck looks back through the Gail Simone run of Uncanny X-Men to see how the mystery of Inmate X unfolded from issue #1 to #29.