Index to X-Men Volume I, since 281: 9 / 15

Author: Robert Diehl (rfdiehl@yahoo.com)
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Updated: Version 2.1, last modified June 9, 2001

Issue:	Uncanny X-Men 362
Date:	Dec-98
Story:	The Hunt for Xavier Part 1: Meltdown (22 pages)
Feature Characters:	Storm, Nightcrawler, Wolverine,
Colossus, Shadowcat, Rogue, Gambit, Marrow
Regular Characters:	Prof. X; Mary Purcell (the green
ghost), Cecelia Reyes
Guest Stars:	SHIELD including Col. Nick Fury
Villains:	Pyro (St. John Allerdyce); Cerebrites
Other Characters:	Ricky, Patty
Credits:	Writer: Steve Seagle
	Pencils: Chris Bachalo
	Inks: Thibert, Townsend
	Letters: Richard Starkings & Comicraft
	Colors: Liquid! & Graphics
	Editor: Mark Powers
	Editor-in-Chief: Bob Harras
Synopsis:	Note: this occurs after X-Men II:81. 
	In Nebraska, a farmer's fields burn, and a SHIELD
agent says it is a government matter. Pyro is at the
center of the blaze, demanding to see Xavier. He has
the full-blown Legacy Virus.
	Fury has risked treason to summon the X-Men, trying
to avoid another public "mutant terrorist action" (see
X-Men II:80). Pyro has been moving east; Remy says he
must be running from something, and Logan wonders what
he could want with Xavier.
	Xavier sees his dream come true: humans and mutants
in harmony, even Magneto. But it's just a dream. He is
awakened and must keep running.
	Cecelia receives a large crate from Moira, for the
Xavier Institute.
	The X-Men get Pyro and his fire away from town and
save the bystanders. Logan goes off to cut a firebreak
and tells the others to flush Pyro toward him. Rogue
tosses Kurt into the church tower to rescue a priest;
he ports out with him into mid-air, for Rogue to
catch. Marrow slices open a school bus to save the
kids; she doesn't believe in Xavier, since he never
helped the Morlocks, but the rest of the team agree he
is a good man. Ororo makes rain.
	Pyro makes fiery monsters; he appears to be deranged
and to think Xavier wants to kill him. Piotr and Remy
get singed until Ororo deprives the fire of oxygen. 
	Kitty douses Pyro with a fire extinguisher, but it
doesn't work. They realize there's something metal in
the fire, which Pyro is fleeing, and he wants Xavier's
help. Logan hits Pyro, but the metal thing approaches.
Pyro blasts it into systems failure, then collapses.
Fury takes over.
	Back at the mansion, Kitty uncrates Moira's Cerebro.
Cecelia asks them for a little warning, next time, and
tells Remy to stop smoking. Kitty hooks it up and
finds Xavier's mutant signature twice: in San
Francisco and in Tajikistan. Then Cerebro overloads,
Kitty thinks from an outside source. Ororo splits the
team to follow both leads.
	Two metal things (Cerebrites) drop like meteors into
San Francisco and Tajikistan, seeking Xavier.
	Note: continued in X-Men II:82

Issue:	Uncanny X-Men 363
Date:	early Jan-99
Story:	The Hunt for Xavier Part 3: When You're
Unwanted (22 pages)
Feature Characters:	Nightcrawler, Wolverine,
Shadowcat, Marrow
Regular Characters:	Prof. X
Guest Stars:	Black Crane
Villains:	Cerebro, Cerebrite Beta; the Brotherhood of
Evil Mutants: Toad (Mortimer Toynbee), Mimic (Calvin
Rankin), Post, the Blob (Fred J. Dukes)
Other Characters:	Chris, Helen, Maria Muradyan, Mr.
Cho
Credits:	Writer: Steve Seagle
	Pencils: Chris Bachalo
	Inks: Thibert, Townsend
	Letters: Richard Starkings & Comicraft
	Colors: Liquid! & Graphics
	Editor: Mark Powers
	Editor-in-Chief: Bob Harras
Synopsis:	A meteor falls into the bay near the
Ghirardelli chocolate factory in San Francisco.
Cerebrite Beta rises and shoots down a latent mutant.
	Xavier is holed up in an abandoned incinerator on
Alcatraz with Toad, who is insane. 
	Logan, Kitty, Kurt, and Marrow have flown the Aurora
to San Francisco, but Xavier is no longer at those
coordinates, so Logan tracks him. Kitty trades a
homeless person some cash for clothes to cover their
uniforms, and they walk through Berkeley. They find
scars of battle caused by the false X-Men (iss. 360),
and Xavier's busted wheelchair. Kurt finds $20 in his
pocket and buys a Star of David for Kitty.
	Cerebro breaks into "Area 52", near Devil's Canyon,
where the government now keeps its secrets. It steals
Bastion's nano-technology.
	Logan goes to China Town to get help from Black
Crane. He sends them to Alcatraz and warns them about
Toad and another hidden threat. Kurt ports them all to
the Rock, and the Brotherhood immediately attack. They
are better fighters than expected, and Kitty realizes
they were trained by Xavier, who shows himself and
says they are all on the same side, now. The
Brotherhood broke him out of the Hulkbuster base (cf.
X-Men II:73) but found he has lost his powers since
Onslaught and has been hiding from Cerebro. Just then,
Cerebrite Beta bursts in.

Issue:	Uncanny X-Men 364
Date:	late Jan-99
Story:	The Hunt for Xavier Part 5: Escape from
Alcatraz (22 pages)
Feature Characters:	Storm, Nightcrawler, Wolverine,
Colossus, Shadowcat, Rogue, Gambit, Marrow
Regular Characters:	Prof. X
Guest Stars:	Nina
Villains:	Cerebro, Cerebrite Beta; Magneto, the
Brotherhood of Evil Mutants: Toad, Mimic, Post, the
Blob
Other Characters:	
Credits:	Writer: Steve Seagle, Ralph Macchio
	Pencils: Leinil Francis Yu
	Inks: Townsend, Tadeo
	Letters: Richard Starkings & Comicraft
	Colors: Liquid! Graphics
	Editor: Mark Powers
	Editor-in-Chief: Bob Harras
Synopsis:	Cerebro's Florida base has been discovered,
so it downloads all files and blows up the base,
including the false X-Men (iss. 360). Its first plan,
to gather and reeducate mutants, has failed, so now it
plans to catalog all humans.
	In Alcatraz, the X-Men and the Brotherhood defend
Xavier from Cerebrite Beta. It tosses them aside and
pins Logan; he slices off its hand, which regenerates.
Toad gets blasted. Kurt has Mimic copy his power, and
together they bamf away with the Cerebrite. Only Kurt
makes it back.
	The Brotherhood and the X-Men turn against each
other. Kitty phases through the floor with Xavier and
Marrow, just as the Cerebrite returns. Kurt ports to
the Aurora and calls the rest of the team, but they're
busy fighting Cerebrite Alpha (X-Men II:83). 
	Logan, Blob, Post, and Mimic fall into a subbasement;
Mimic has broken a leg. Logan reminds him he has
Angel's wings (but doesn't tell him to mimic his
healing factor).
	Kitty phases through walls blindly and runs into the
Cerebrite, so she phases away again, and Marrow stays
to cover her. The Cerebrite catches up to her in the
prison's exercise yard; the rest gang up on it, but it
blasts Kitty, to prevent her taking Xavier. Logan gets
mad; the Cerebrite gets beheaded.
	Mimic lays claim to Xavier and explains the Cerebrite
is just an agent of Cerebro. The Cerebrite repairs
itself and blasts him.
	Xavier stirs and says the Cerebrite has been porting
its victims to Cerebro, so they all let themselves be
likewise blasted, leaving Kurt in the Aurora. He
decides to join the others in Tajikistan.

Issue:	Uncanny X-Men 365
Date:	Feb-99
Story:	Ghost of X-Mas Past! (22 pages)
Feature Characters:	Prof. X, Storm, Nightcrawler,
Wolverine, Colossus, Shadowcat, Rogue, Gambit, Marrow
Regular Characters:	
Guest Stars:	Puck (Eugene Judd), Magik (Illyana
Rasputin, died iss. 303), Thunderbird I (John
Proudstar, died iss. 94), Rusty Collins, died X-Men
II:42), Changeling (died iss. 42)
Villains:	
Other Characters:	
Credits:	Writer: Steve Seagle 
	Pencils: Chris Bachalo
	Inks: Thibert, Townsend, Sowd
	Letters: RS JG & Comicraft/AD
	Colors: Liquid!, Monica Kubina
	Editor: Mark Powers
	Editor-in-Chief: Bob Harras
Synopsis:	The night before Christmas, Piotr is visited
by a phantom woman, whom he has been attempting to
draw. He follows her into the attic, which becomes a
drawing.
	Ororo startles him: she heard him stomping around,
and he explains himself and shows her the unfinished
sketch, but it has been changed. Ororo thinks he's
imagining things and goes back to bed.
	Piotr starts another sketch, then hears something and
goes outside, where Logan finds him and invites him
into his cabin with Remy and Puck. Remy questions
Piotr to make sure he wasn't seeing his ghost, then
goes to start his own series.
	Piotr goes back to the mansion and sees the ghost in
his window. He storms upstairs and finds his sketch,
with the story of the Ice Princess written on it: she
was the prettiest girl in the eastern empire, but she
lost her face, and the King of the Crickets has it.
	Piotr follows the ghost into the hall and finds Kitty
(does anyone sleep?). Kurt bamfs in with a Christmas
tree from a nearby dumpster. They both say Piotr's
delusional. He continues down the hall and runs into
Xavier, who has been confronting his own ghosts: dead
X-Men. He looks at their photos every Christmas, to
remember.
	Piotr eats a banana, then back in his room finds the
next sketch: the Princess wants to ask the cricket for
her face, but she has no mouth. He can't understand
her gestures, so he offers her a face.
	Piotr demands the ghost reveal herself; then he
realizes it's Illyana. She leads him back into the
attic and appears: she had mystically bonded a disk
there. She needs him to do something but is forbidden
to say what. She can say just one word: "Remember."
	He does and unpacks his photo of her, makes a sketch,
and goes to sleep. Next morning, the X-Men gather
around the tree and open presents. Marrow has added a
story (and a frame of bones!) to Piotr's sketch: the
Ice Princess gets her face back, but more importantly,
she is surrounded by friends, the X-Men.

Issue:	X-Men: Magneto War 1 
Date:	Mar-99
Story:	The Magneto War: Savior Complex (32 pages)
Feature Characters:	Prof. X, Storm, Nightcrawler,
Wolverine, Colossus, Shadowcat, Rogue, Gambit, Marrow;
Cyclops, Phoenix, Cannonball, Angel, Iceman, Beast
(all in a dream)
Regular Characters:	Joseph
Guest Stars:	the Human Torch (Johnny Storm), Magik
(both in a dream), Quicksilver (Pietro Maximoff)
Villains:	Magneto and his Acolytes including Amelia
Voght; Fabian Cortez and his Acolytes: Rem-Ram, Harlan
and Sven Kleinstock, Senyaka (here called Senayaka),
Spoor, Projector, Static, Barnacle
Other Characters:	
Credits:	Writer: Alan Davis, Fabian Nicieza
	Pencils: Lee Weeks
	Inks: Dan Green 
	Letters: Richard Starkings & Comicraft
	Colors: Marie Javins, Monica Kubina
	Editor: Mark Powers
	Editor-in-Chief: Bob Harras
Synopsis:	Xavier sleeps in his ancestral home, which
he made a school for mutants. He dreams of the ideal
future: humans and mutants together. But then humans
attack, and the X-Men fight back. Magneto appears,
saying harmony must be enforced. Xavier attacks him
telepathically, so Magneto holds Logan hostage.
	The Acolytes are outside the mansion, and Rem-Ram is
directing this nightmare, with Cortez boosting his
power. They move on to Rogue. She sees other people
touching and is angry that Xavier hasn't solved her
problem. She talks to Magneto; he proposes to her and
touches her hands. Xavier's astral form warns her not
to trust him, then Remy appears saying the same. He
fights Magneto, to Rogue's girlish delight.
	Rem-Ram taps into Xavier to use his powers against
the other X-Men. He moves on to Logan, who dreams of
his adamantium claws slashing through Acolytes.
Magneto appears and asks him if he is man or animal,
then breaks all of Logan's bones.
	Xavier relives his attack on Magneto's mind (X-Men
II:25), but Magneto talks back, which startles Xavier
awake. He immediately alerts the X-Men of the
Acolytes. 
	In a military base near Beersheba, Israel, Joseph is
undergoing tests to determine his identity.
Quicksilver visits him, to make peace with his
possible father. They chat and shake hands, and Pietro
speeds away.
	Projector puts a force field around Cortez; Static
shorts out Ororo's nervous system; Cortez makes
Marrow's bones grow out of control. Barnacle
solidifies the moisture in Ororo's body to form a
carapace; Kitty tries to phase her out but just gets
stuck herself; Kurt threatens to bamf Barnacle's head
off, so he releases them. Kitty phases Marrow out of
her bone growths; Ororo zaps Senyaka and Barnacle.
Cortez orders Static to disrupt Xavier's powers and
boosts Rem-Ram so he can read Xavier's mind. But
Xavier fends off Static's attack, Rem-Ram doesn't want
to, and Rogue gets him away from Cortez, who slinks
away, never having learned if Joseph is Magneto.
	The rest of the Acolytes ask for asylum. Xavier turns
them away, his compassion and energy having been
sapped by his experiment with Sabretooth (X-Men
Unlimited 3). They leave, and Xavier plans to follow
them in case they find Magneto.
	Magneto has got Amelia to bring the best of the
Acolytes to him, in the Netherlands. Then he asks her
to protect the Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver during
the impending unpleasantness.
	Note: continued in UXM 366.

Issue:	Uncanny X-Men 366
Date:	Mar-99
Story:	The Shot Heard Round the World (22 pages)
Feature Characters:	Prof. X, Storm, Nightcrawler,
Wolverine, Colossus, Shadowcat, Rogue, Gambit, Marrow
Regular Characters:	Joseph
Guest Stars:	Trish Tilby, Sabra (Ruth Bat-Seraph)
Villains:	Magneto and his Acolytes including Scanner,
Joanna Cargill, Neophyte, Kath, Kamal, Mellencamp;
Ferris; Astra (see X-Men II:86)
Other Characters:	Dr. Hamal
Credits:	Writer: Alan Davis, Fabian Nicieza
	Pencils: Leinil Francis Yu
	Inks: Livesay, Townsend, Tadeo
	Letters: Richard Starkings & Comicraft
	Colors: Liquid! Graphics
	Editor: Mark Powers
	Editor-in-Chief: Bob Harras
Synopsis:	Note: this is prelude to the Magneto war and
occurs after X-Men II:85.
	The Acolytes are in the news, making terrorist
strikes against genetics labs. The X-Men assume Joseph
has become Magneto and follow the Acolytes' craft
north.
	Magneto plans his next attack, while Sabra has taken
Joseph to Israel for tests (X-Men II:73), which show
he is a clone.
	The Acolytes land at a remote chemical plant in
northern Canada, and the X-Men disembark to stop them.
They battle; the Acolytes maneuver them into a large
holding tank, dump a fire retardant on them, and
leave. But they fly off slowly enough so the X-Men can
catch up, which raises Xavier's suspicions.
	Magneto sends Ferris to the UN while he powers a
device at the north magnetic pole. A weather station
registers the E-M activity and realizes who it is,
just as the power goes out.
	A woman finds Joseph in Israel, berates him for not
doing his job, attacks him, and calls herself his
mother.
	The Aurora crashes in the snow while Ferris announces
world unity, saying Magneto's E-M pulse will knock out
all electronic devices worldwide.
	Note: continued in X-Men II:86

Issue:	Uncanny X-Men 367
Date:	Apr-99
Story:	Disturbing Behavior (22 pages)
Feature Characters:	Prof. X, Storm, Nightcrawler,
Wolverine, Colossus, Shadowcat, Rogue, Gambit, Marrow
Regular Characters:	Joseph
Guest Stars:	
Villains:	Magneto and his Acolytes: Cargill, Kamal,
Unuscione, Vindaloo, Scanner, Mellencamp, Kath,
Neophyte; Astra; Dr. Alda Huxley
Other Characters:	Gen. Winston
Credits:	Writer: Alan Davis, Fabian Nicieza
	Pencils: Leinil Francis Yu
	Inks: Livesay, Vines
	Letters: Richard Starkings & Comicraft
	Colors: Liquid! 
	Editor: Mark Powers
	Editor-in-Chief: Bob Harras
Synopsis:	Note: this is part 2 of the Magneto War and
occurs after X-Men II:86.
	The nuclear blast hits the Acolytes' craft, but its
gravimetric shields hold. The unshielded X-Men are
below, and Scanner unexpectedly decides to attack
them.
	Magneto continues to power his E-M field, but he
senses Joseph moving through it, under Astra's vicious
goading. To her he is only a tool to kill Magneto.
	The X-Men stop playing dead. Xavier is manipulating
the Acolytes into attacking, just as he made them
shield the X-Men from the nuclear blast.
	Vindaloo shoots jets of napalm; Kitty phases Xavier
out of danger. Unuscione hits Ororo with her
exoskeleton, Logan prevents Marrow from attacking and
ending the battle too soon, then gets hit by Cargill.
	The UN debates options: conventional weapons and even
the Avengers and SHIELD are useless. A general
suggests saturating the area with nukes, but Huxley
has a non-world-ending solution.
	Astra confronts Magneto. ("Let's recap... You show
them why it's in their best interest to let you rule
them. Surprise - the cattle disagree and fight back!
Oh, look, you get offended and all righteous! You'll
show them - you'll take away their electric razors!")
He says he let Joseph impersonate him to cover his
real plan. Astra blasts the filters in his machinery,
and he howls in pain as his body becomes a lightning
rod.
	Piotr turns metallic, attracts electricity, and
knocks out most of the Acolytes. Kitty phases in,
scrambles Kath's cybernetics, and takes the ship,
stranding the Acolytes. 
	Magneto says Astra's attack has endangered the whole
world and breaks through her Kree shields. He is
forced to absorb more energy than he can handle and
plans to aim it at her. Joseph resists him, to protect
his creator and because he believes in Xavier's dream.
	Note: continued in X-Men II:87

Issue:	Uncanny X-Men 368
Date:	May-99
Story:	Mansions in Heaven (22 pages)
Feature Characters:	Prof. X, Storm, Nightcrawler,
Wolverine, Colossus, Shadowcat, Rogue, Gambit, Marrow
Regular Characters:	Cyclops, Phoenix, Beast,
Archangel, Iceman, Psylocke, Maggott; Joseph (in
flashback)
Guest Stars:	
Villains:	Magneto, Ferris, Dr. Alda Huxley
Other Characters:	Sister Maria, Luis; Ejulp (see X-Men
II:88)
Credits:	Writer: Alan Davis, Joe Casey
	Pencils: Adam Kubert
	Inks: Tim Townsend
	Letters: Richard Starkings & Comicraft/WA
	Colors: Liquid! 
	Editor: Mark Powers
	Editor-in-Chief: Bob Harras
Synopsis:	Note: this occurs after X-Men II:87.
	Logan sneaks past Genoshan security, planning to kill
Magneto, to avenge himself and to protect Xavier's
dream. Magneto's security detects him, though, and he
encases him in metal in mid-air. End program: it was a
Danger Room simulation, which Ororo has fiddled with
to get Logan to snap out of it. He tells her off and
restarts the program.
	Xavier goes to the UN to see Huxley, who has taken
over his old job as mutant expert. He berates her for
giving Genosha to Magneto, a first step toward world
domination. She wants answers about his affiliation
with the X-Men. Stalemate.
	Magneto flies to Genosha with Ferris (a much more
appropriate yes-man than Toad). He sees news coverage
of protests outside the UN, so he smashes the TV with
his helmet.
	Rogue mourns Joseph, and Remy gives her space. X-Men
old and new have assembled for the funeral at the
nearby mission house, but even Kitty can't get Logan
out of the Danger Room. As the eulogy, Xavier asks
them all to open their minds and shares Joseph's last
feelings with them. In Central America, Sister Maria
senses Joseph's passing and sheds a tear.
	The X-Men confront Logan, saying he shouldn't murder.
Just then, an alien interrupts and ports them all
away.
	Note: continued in X-Men II:88

Issue:	Uncanny X-Men 369
Date:	Jun-99
Story:	Collision Course (22 pages)
Feature Characters:	Prof. X, Storm, Nightcrawler,
Wolverine, Colossus, Shadowcat, Gambit, Marrow
Regular Characters:	young Ororo Munroe
Guest Stars:	
Villains:	Juggernaut (Cain Marko), Black Tom Cassidy,
Cytorrak, the Trion
Other Characters:	Oktid aliens including Ejulp
Credits:	Writer: Alan Davis, Terry Kavanagh
	Pencils: Adam Kubert
	Inks: Tim Townsend
	Letters: Richard Starkings & Comicraft's Saida
	Colors: Liquid! 
	Editor: Mark Powers
	Editor-in-Chief: Bob Harras
Synopsis:	Note: this occurs after X-Men II:88.
	Ororo's young self can't explain but leads Ororo
across the plains, points her across the desert, says
to look to the ground instead of the sky all the time,
shows her she (elder) casts no shadow, then
disappears, but her (younger) shadow remains and
crawls away as dark creatures. Ororo, nonplussed,
starts across the desert.
	Logan doesn't like Xavier in his head and won't let
him take control. Kurt uses his power to open a large
dimensional rift, letting a large monster catch the
large Juggernaut. 
	Ororo sees three beings masked as fish, cat and bird;
or water, earth and air; and they pull dark creatures
from their own chests. 
	Logan jumps into Juggernaut's mouth; inside the
helmet Xavier can attack his mind. They find
themselves in an astral plane version of the mansion,
and Marko goads Logan into striking him. Xavier
realizes it is really Cytorrak, and he feeds on the
aggression. They find the real Marko, terrified under
the stairs.
	Ororo unmasks the Trion and refuses to be caged. They
battle, with Ororo's powers acting unpredictably.
	Xavier gets Marko to realize it's all an illusion to
keep him scared, and he is still the Juggernaut. He
stands his ground as Cytorrak punches him to no
effect.
	Ororo beats the Trion while Marko beats Cytorrak. The
giant Juggernaut explodes, making a rift in the
universe. Ororo wakes, calmly taps primal forces, and
heals the rift. She says the Trion pretended to
transcend evil when they actually just hid it in a
sphere, achieving not purity but sterility, and using
the Oktid as pets. The collected evil reached out and
summoned Cytorrak, so they got the X-Men to help
rather than dirty their own hands. She could destroy
them or release the evil, but she knows they will
never learn.
	Xavier asks Ejulp to send them back to Westchester,
and he tries. They wind up in a fake New York, located
on one of two moons. Marrow is still unconscious. 
	Note: continued in X-Men II:89.

Issue:	Uncanny X-Men 370
Date:	Jul-99
Story:	History Repeats (23 pages)
Feature Characters:	Prof. X, Storm, Nightcrawler,
Wolverine, Colossus, Shadowcat, Gambit, Marrow
Regular Characters:	
Guest Stars:	
Villains:	Galactus, Nova; Skrulls including replicants
of Thor, Capt. America, Hawkeye, Vision, Scarlet
Witch, Beast, Thing, Thunderbird I, Capt. Marvel, Adam
Warlock, Angel, Wolverine, Hulk, Daredevil, Mr.
Fantastic, the Invisible Girl, Dr. Octopus, Havok,
Medusa, Hobgoblin, Corsair, Hepzibah, Ch'od,
Quicksilver, et al.
Other Characters:	
Credits:	Writer: Alan Davis, Terry Kavanagh
	Pencils: Adam Kubert
	Inks: Tim Townsend
	Letters: Richard Starkings & Comicraft's Albert
Deschesne
	Colors: Liquid! 
	Editor: Mark Powers
	Editor-in-Chief: Bob Harras
Synopsis:	Note: this occurs after X-Men II:89.
	Remy fights fake Avengers and takes their Quinjet.
Logan pulls claws on Kurt, not sure it's really him.
Xavier and Piotr follow Remy's trail of destruction,
while Logan goes after Kitty. Xavier realizes Remy is
going to the fake Shi'ar city, to get advanced medical
equipment to help Marrow.
	Galactus is due to arrive soon, and since the past is
past, Kurt suggests they find an escape ship. But
Xavier ponders changing history and saving 8 billion
Skrulls, at least by warning them.
	Three dead heroes have Kitty captive. They think she
wants to kill them, to keep the simulation accurate.
Kitty insists she's a real X-Man, but they're
paranoid.
	Fake Wolverine attacks Logan; he takes him down
without ruining the uniform, so he can disguise
himself. Kurt, Piotr, and Ororo fight their way to an
FF plane. Xavier, alone for the moment, uses a Skrull
radio to warn them about Galactus. Just before they
capture him, Kurt ports him away. They fly to the
upper limits of the moon's atmosphere to try to
contact the Skrull homeworld. Skrulls in a patrol ship
don't believe them and fire, forcing them back to the
surface, where they are swamped by Skrull replicants.
	Remy finds a fake Shi'ar doctor and makes him heal
Marrow. Before he's done, Skrulls shoot him, and Remy
has to divert their attention from Marrow. 
	But the main battle is in space, where Nova destroys
the Skrull fleet. Xavier plans to talk to Galactus.
	Note: continued in X-Men II:90.

Issue:	Uncanny X-Men 371
Date:	Aug-99
Story:	Rage Against the Machine Part 1: Crossed Wires
(22 pages)
Feature Characters:	Prof. X, Storm, Nightcrawler,
Colossus, Shadowcat, Rogue, Gambit, Marrow
Regular Characters:	
Guest Stars:	Thunderbird I, Magik, Joseph, Iceman,
Cyclops, Cable, Psylocke, Phoenix, Maggott,
Cannonball, X-Man, Angel, Beast, Bishop, Havok,
Penance (all in dream); Machine Man (X-51); SHIELD
including Col. Nick Fury, Maj. Remington Sole;
Douglock
Villains:	Juggernaut, Skrulls, Galactus (all in
dream); Skrull Wolverine
Other Characters:	Ejulp (in a dream)
Credits:	Writer: Alan Davis, Terry Kavanagh
	Pencils: Jimmy Cheung
	Inks: Mark Morales
	Letters: Richard Starkings & Comicraft's Saida
	Colors: Liquid! 
	Editor: Mark Powers
	Editor-in-Chief: Bob Harras
Synopsis:	Note: this occurs after X-Men II:90.
	Aboard the Skrull ship, Xavier, unconscious, dreams.
He sees the X-Men who have died, then sees all his
X-Men dead in the future. He concentrates and
remembers Ejulp accidentally sending them to the
Skrull world, just in time to see Galactus devour it.
He looks within to see who has breached his mind, and
cries out.
	Awake, he gets his bearings. Kitty says the ship
automatically put them in stasis when the E-M pulse
hit, and they lost 8 days. (Note: Logan has been
replaced by a Skrull replicant, see iss. 375.) 
	X-51 is under fire and gets zapped and captured by
SHIELD, who want spare parts for Project: Deathlok.
	Marrow adjusts to being beautiful. She tells Remy
she's not angry he hurt her and thanks him for healing
her. Kitty flies the ship to Muir, since it's too big
to land in Salem Center. They call Rogue to let her
know they're okay. 
	SHIELD scientists dissect X-51 and receive a severely
burnt agent in a survival pod. Fury is furious to
learn they grafted him into a cybernetic body, on
Sole's authority. He's concerned about mutants (cf.
Cable 62) and has sent a squad to Muir. 
	Kitty docks in the cove, happy to revisit Excalibur's
old stomping grounds. Xavier is agitated and insists
they immediately return home, leaving Kitty, Kurt and
Piotr behind to visit. Moira is out of town with Sean,
but they see a light in the guest cottage. They expect
to find Douglock but hear a SHIELD ship land and find
a large field of T-O ashes. Douglock emerges from the
ground beneath SHIELD.
	Note: continued in X-Men II:91.

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