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Issue #10 is set during the events of ''X-Men'' (Vol. 2) #34, when Gambit, Psylocke and Beast invade one of Mr. Sinister's labs and face a defective clone of Sabertooth.
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Issue #10 #10, also written by Nicieza, is set during the events of ''X-Men'' (Vol. 2) #34, when Gambit, Psylocke and Beast invade one of Mr. Sinister's labs and face a defective clone of Sabertooth.
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* Issues #1-2 is chronologically situated between ''Hulk'' #181 and ''Giant-Size X-Men'' #1 (1975).
* Issues #3-4 involves Longshot in the Mojoworld.
* Issues #5-6 deals with Bishop's decision in the future that leads to [[Main/{{TitleDrop}} Bishop's crossing]] to the present time in ''Uncanny X-Men'' #282-283 and #287.
* Issues #3-4 involves Longshot in the Mojoworld.
* Issues #5-6 deals with Bishop's decision in the future that leads to [[Main/{{TitleDrop}} Bishop's crossing]] to the present time in ''Uncanny X-Men'' #282-283 and #287.
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* Issues #1-2 #1-2, written by Roy Thomas, is chronologically situated between ''Hulk'' #181 and ''Giant-Size X-Men'' #1 (1975).
* Issues#3-4 #3-4, written by Ann Nocenti, involves Longshot in the Mojoworld.
* Issues#5-6 #5-6, written by White Portacio and Brian Haberlin, deals with Bishop's decision in the future that leads to [[Main/{{TitleDrop}} Bishop's crossing]] to the present time in ''Uncanny X-Men'' #282-283 and #287.
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The fifth and sixth issues are written by Creator/PeterDavid, with art by Todd Nuack. They are set between ''ComicBook/XFactor'' #75 and 76, with the government-sponsored X-Factor team.
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The fifth and sixth issues are written by Creator/PeterDavid, with art by Todd Nuack.Nauck. They are set between ''ComicBook/XFactor'' #75 and 76, with the government-sponsored X-Factor team.
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A [[ComicBook/XMenLegends2022 second volume]] of the series launched in 2022.
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A [[ComicBook/XMenLegends2022 second volume]] of the series launched in 2022.
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* Issues #1-2 is chronologically situated between ''Hulk'' #181 and ''Giant-Size X-Men'' #1 (1975).
* Issues #3-4 involves Longshot in the Mojoworld.
* Issues #5-6 deals with Bishop's decision in the future that leads to [[Main/{{TitleDrop}} Bishop's crossing]] to the present time in ''Uncanny X-Men'' #282-283 and #287.
* Issues #1-2 is chronologically situated between ''Hulk'' #181 and ''Giant-Size X-Men'' #1 (1975).
* Issues #3-4 involves Longshot in the Mojoworld.
* Issues #5-6 deals with Bishop's decision in the future that leads to [[Main/{{TitleDrop}} Bishop's crossing]] to the present time in ''Uncanny X-Men'' #282-283 and #287.
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* BackForTheDead: In Vol. 2, [[spoiler: Diamond Jack, a mutate involved in Cyclops's origin story way back in the 60s, returns as a unwilling participant in Wolverine's secret mission for the Canadian government. During the ensuing fight with Mesmero and a brainwashed Beast, Wolverine uses his adamantium claws of Jack's diamond-hard body and he breaks apart in diamond particles.]]
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* BackForTheDead: In Vol. 2, [[spoiler: Diamond Jack, a mutate involved in Cyclops's origin story way back in the 60s, returns as a unwilling participant in Wolverine's secret mission for the Canadian government. During the ensuing fight with Mesmero and a brainwashed Beast, Wolverine uses his adamantium claws of on Jack's diamond-hard body and he breaks apart in diamond particles.]]
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* TheProfessor: Professor X, Magneto, Moira MacTaggert, Beast and Amanda Mueller - experts in mutations and biogenetics - are gathered in Mr. Sinister's lab to pool their combined knowledge. [[spoiler:Of course, they are but clones of the originals created by Sinister himself, who wished to mine their knowledge, since they are facsmiles of their originals.]]
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* TheProfessor: Professor X, Magneto, Moira MacTaggert, [=MacTaggert=], Beast and Amanda Mueller - experts in mutations and biogenetics - are gathered in Mr. Sinister's lab to pool their combined knowledge. [[spoiler:Of course, they are but clones of the originals created by Sinister himself, who wished to mine their knowledge, since they are facsmiles of their originals.the originals' knowledge by proxy.]]
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Issue #12, penned by Chris Claremon and drawn by Scot Eaton, has Nightcrawler and Shadowcat face Mystique in a prelude to ''Excalibur: The Sword is Drawn'' one-shot.
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Issue #12, penned by Chris Claremon Claremont and drawn by Scot Eaton, has Nightcrawler and Shadowcat face Mystique in a prelude to ''Excalibur: The Sword is Drawn'' one-shot.
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* TheProfessor: Professor X, Magneto, Moira MacTaggert, Beast and Amanda Mueller - experts in mutations and biogenetics - are gathered in Mr. Sinister's lab to pool their combined knowledge. [[spoiler:Of course, they are but clones of the originals created by Sinister himself, who wished to mine their knowledge, since they are facsmiles of their originals.]]
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Issue #12, penned by Chris Claremon and drawn by Scot Eaton, has Nightcrawler and Shadowcat face Mystique in a prelude to ''Excalibur: The Sword is Drawn'' one-shot.
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The seventh and eighth issues are written by Creator/LarryHama, with art by Billy Tan. They are set in Hama's ''ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}'' run and involve Wolverine and Jubilee teaming up to take down Lady Deathstrike and the Hand.
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Issue #10 is set during the events of ''X-Men'' (Vol. 2) #34, when Gambit, Psylocke and Beast invade one of Mr. Sinister's labs and face a defective clone of Sabertooth.
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The third and fourth issues will be written by Louise Simonson and drawn by Walt Simonson and set before the original ''ComicBook/XFactor'' #43.
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The third and fourth issues will be are written by Louise Simonson and drawn by Walt Simonson and set before the original ''ComicBook/XFactor'' #43.
#43. It involves X-Factor's headquarters, Ship, malfunctioning.
The fifth and sixth issues are written by Creator/PeterDavid, with art by Todd Nuack. They are set between ''ComicBook/XFactor'' #75 and 76, with the government-sponsored X-Factor team.
The seventh and eighth issues are written by Creator/LarryHama, with art by Billy Tan. They are set in Hama's ''ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}'' run and involve Wolverine and Jubilee teaming up to take down Lady Deathstrike and the Hand.
The fifth and sixth issues are written by Creator/PeterDavid, with art by Todd Nuack. They are set between ''ComicBook/XFactor'' #75 and 76, with the government-sponsored X-Factor team.
The seventh and eighth issues are written by Creator/LarryHama, with art by Billy Tan. They are set in Hama's ''ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}'' run and involve Wolverine and Jubilee teaming up to take down Lady Deathstrike and the Hand.
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'''ComicBook/{{Cable}}'''
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* TheNineties: The first two issues are heavily done in the style of the '90s, since that's when the story was originally set to take place.
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* TheNineties: The first two issues are heavily done in the style of the '90s, since that's when the story was originally set to take place. The narration is very nineties and the art by Brett Booth -- an artist who already heavily leans into 90s aesthetics -- further highlights this.
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* AdamAndOrEve: Adam was born in a Shi'ar birthing pod labeled "Adam"...and there appears to be ''another'' birthing pod labeled "Eve." So there might be a Summers' ''sister'', too.
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* AdamAndOrEve: Adam was born in a Shi'ar birthing pod labeled "Adam"...and there appears to be ''another'' birthing pod labeled "Eve." So there might be a Summers' Summers ''sister'', too.
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* LongLostRelative: This is the comic that finally reveals Adam-X to be the third Summers' brother. [[ComicBook/XMenDeadlyGenesis Or fourth, depending.]]
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* LongLostRelative: This is the comic that finally reveals Adam-X to be the third Summers' brother. [[ComicBook/XMenDeadlyGenesis Or fourth, depending.fourth at this point.]]
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* ContinuityNod:
** The first two issues are set after [[https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/X-Men_Vol_2_39 X-Men #39]], the events of which get referenced. Adam also references the events of [[https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Captain_Marvel_Vol_3_3 Captain Marvel (vol 3) #3]]. Both of those issues also happened to be written by Nicieza.
** The first two issues are set after [[https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/X-Men_Vol_2_39 X-Men #39]], the events of which get referenced. Adam also references the events of [[https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Captain_Marvel_Vol_3_3 Captain Marvel (vol 3) #3]]. Both of those issues also happened to be written by Nicieza.
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* ContinuityNod:
**ContinuityNod: The first two issues are set after [[https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/X-Men_Vol_2_39 X-Men #39]], the events of which get referenced. Adam also references the events of [[https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Captain_Marvel_Vol_3_3 Captain Marvel (vol 3) #3]]. Both of those issues also happened to be written by Nicieza.
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The first two issues are called "The Burning Blood" and are written by Fabian Nicieza, with art by Brett Booth, and finally tells the tale of Adam-X, the so-called "third Summers brother." It begins with the Shi'ar known as Erik the Red kidnapping Cyclops and Havok's grandparents and insisting that they bring "the Forsaken One" to him so that the "burning blood" might ignite "the light of M'Kraan." Little do Cyclops and Havok know that the "Forsaken One" is Adam-X and that he actually related to them...
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The first two issues are called "The Burning Blood" and are written by Fabian Nicieza, with art by Brett Booth, and finally tells the tale of Adam-X, the so-called "third Summers brother." It begins with the Shi'ar known as Erik the Red kidnapping Cyclops and Havok's grandparents and insisting that they bring "the Forsaken One" to him so that the "burning blood" might ignite "the light of M'Kraan." Little do Cyclops and Havok know that the "Forsaken One" is Adam-X and that he is actually related to them...
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[[caption-width-right:350:Time to get...''extreme''.]]
->"Adam-X...I thought both of us had gotten over our...''extreme'' phase?"
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''X-Men Legends'' is a 2021 [[Creator/MarvelComics Marvel]] comic book. Although set in the ComicBook/XMen continuity, it is ''not'' a part of ComicBook/DawnOfX. Instead, the book is bringing back previous creative teams to tell stories set in the X-Men's past, but ''still'' in continuity.
The first two issues are called "The Burning Blood" and are written by Fabian Nicieza, with art by Brett Booth, and finally tells the tale of Adam-X, the so-called "third Summers brother." It begins with the Shi'ar known as Erik the Red kidnapping Cyclops and Havok's grandparents and insisting that they bring "the Forsaken One" to him so that the "burning blood" might ignite "the light of M'Kraan." Little do Cyclops and Havok know that the "Forsaken One" is Adam-X and that he actually related to them...
The third and fourth issues will be written by Louise Simonson and drawn by Walt Simonson and set before the original ''ComicBook/XFactor'' #43.
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!Tropes in ''X-Men Legends'':
* TheNineties: The first two issues are heavily done in the style of the '90s, since that's when the story was originally set to take place.
* AdamAndOrEve: Adam was born in a Shi'ar birthing pod labeled "Adam"...and there appears to be ''another'' birthing pod labeled "Eve." So there might be a Summers' ''sister'', too.
* BrokenRecord: The Shi'ar soldiers Erik the Red commands all repeat "By the light of M'Kraan" over and over again. Xavier even says that he can't penetrate their minds because they have been programmed to simply repeat the chant over and over again.
* ContinuityNod:
** The first two issues are set after [[https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/X-Men_Vol_2_39 X-Men #39]], the events of which get referenced. Adam also references the events of [[https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Captain_Marvel_Vol_3_3 Captain Marvel (vol 3) #3]]. Both of those issues also happened to be written by Nicieza.
* HornsOfVillainy: Erik the Red sports a massive set of red horns.
* HostageSituation: The first issue begins with Erik the Red kidnapping Cyclops and Havok's grandparents and leaving a note (in Shi'ar) saying that in order to get them back, they need to give him "the Forsaken One."
* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: When Cable shows up, he tells Adam, "I thought both of us had gotten over our...''extreme'' phase?" Because it's no longer the '90s, even if the story is set in that era.
* LetsYouAndHimFight: Averted at first with Cable, who only comes to talk with Adam and asks Adam to go and see Cyclops and Havok. Once Cyclops and Havok show up, however, and tell him about Erik the Red's plan, Adam decides not to go with them and a three-way melee ensues.
* LongLostRelative: This is the comic that finally reveals Adam-X to be the third Summers' brother. [[ComicBook/XMenDeadlyGenesis Or fourth, depending.]]
* MyBloodRunsHot: Adam can not just ignite the blood in others, but also in ''himself''. This provides a temporary power boost (somehow), but also is intensely draining, so he doesn't like doing it.
* SavageSpikedWeapons: Adam-X wields a set of spiked gauntlets, so that he can cut people and then ignite their blood.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Time to get...''extreme''.]]
->"Adam-X...I thought both of us had gotten over our...''extreme'' phase?"
-> -- ComicBook/{{Cable}}
''X-Men Legends'' is a 2021 [[Creator/MarvelComics Marvel]] comic book. Although set in the ComicBook/XMen continuity, it is ''not'' a part of ComicBook/DawnOfX. Instead, the book is bringing back previous creative teams to tell stories set in the X-Men's past, but ''still'' in continuity.
The first two issues are called "The Burning Blood" and are written by Fabian Nicieza, with art by Brett Booth, and finally tells the tale of Adam-X, the so-called "third Summers brother." It begins with the Shi'ar known as Erik the Red kidnapping Cyclops and Havok's grandparents and insisting that they bring "the Forsaken One" to him so that the "burning blood" might ignite "the light of M'Kraan." Little do Cyclops and Havok know that the "Forsaken One" is Adam-X and that he actually related to them...
The third and fourth issues will be written by Louise Simonson and drawn by Walt Simonson and set before the original ''ComicBook/XFactor'' #43.
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!Tropes in ''X-Men Legends'':
* TheNineties: The first two issues are heavily done in the style of the '90s, since that's when the story was originally set to take place.
* AdamAndOrEve: Adam was born in a Shi'ar birthing pod labeled "Adam"...and there appears to be ''another'' birthing pod labeled "Eve." So there might be a Summers' ''sister'', too.
* BrokenRecord: The Shi'ar soldiers Erik the Red commands all repeat "By the light of M'Kraan" over and over again. Xavier even says that he can't penetrate their minds because they have been programmed to simply repeat the chant over and over again.
* ContinuityNod:
** The first two issues are set after [[https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/X-Men_Vol_2_39 X-Men #39]], the events of which get referenced. Adam also references the events of [[https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Captain_Marvel_Vol_3_3 Captain Marvel (vol 3) #3]]. Both of those issues also happened to be written by Nicieza.
* HornsOfVillainy: Erik the Red sports a massive set of red horns.
* HostageSituation: The first issue begins with Erik the Red kidnapping Cyclops and Havok's grandparents and leaving a note (in Shi'ar) saying that in order to get them back, they need to give him "the Forsaken One."
* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: When Cable shows up, he tells Adam, "I thought both of us had gotten over our...''extreme'' phase?" Because it's no longer the '90s, even if the story is set in that era.
* LetsYouAndHimFight: Averted at first with Cable, who only comes to talk with Adam and asks Adam to go and see Cyclops and Havok. Once Cyclops and Havok show up, however, and tell him about Erik the Red's plan, Adam decides not to go with them and a three-way melee ensues.
* LongLostRelative: This is the comic that finally reveals Adam-X to be the third Summers' brother. [[ComicBook/XMenDeadlyGenesis Or fourth, depending.]]
* MyBloodRunsHot: Adam can not just ignite the blood in others, but also in ''himself''. This provides a temporary power boost (somehow), but also is intensely draining, so he doesn't like doing it.
* SavageSpikedWeapons: Adam-X wields a set of spiked gauntlets, so that he can cut people and then ignite their blood.
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