Issue Description

Cyclops and Wolverine rescue a mutant (Ugly John) from a Sentinel. Ms. Nova shows Donald Trask how homo sapiens slaughtered the neandertals thirty thousand years ago and then tells him that mutants will do the same to humans within a few generations. Xavier is trying out the new cerebra when a large spike of the mutant genes is spotted in South America. He asks Cyclops and Wolverine to investigate. Xavier hears a voice inside his head that tries to take control of him, but is saved by Jean. Ms. Nova takes Mr. Trask to a Master Mold facility in South America and introduces him to Wild Sentinels.

New X-Men (2001)

Publisher

Marvel

Volume Description

Numbering continued from X-Men (1991 series) issue 113. The X-Men enter a darker era after the deaths of almost every mutant on the island nation of Genosha. To fit this new age, the team donned new black and yellow uniforms.

It features mayor events such as the return of the Phoenix, the debut of Cassandra Nova and the death of a team member. The series lasted until issue 156 and then continued as X-Men (2004) with issue 157, returning the series to it's original name.

Collected Editions E is for Extinction (#114-117)X-Men: The Adamantium Collection (#114-116)E Is For Extinction: Warzones! (#114) Imperial (#118-126) New Worlds (#127-133) Riot at Xavier's (#134-138) Assault on Weapon Plus (#139-145) Planet X (#146-150) Here Comes Tomorrow (#151-154) Bright New Mourning (#155-156)

Grant Morrison's run on the series has been collected separately in these following collections:

New X-Men X-Men by Grant Morrison New X-Men Omnibus New X-Men Ultimate Collection

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