Illustration by David Wynne
In which Warren Kenneth Worthington III is a terrible teacher; we are all Magneto’s children; Sooraya Qadir deserves a better origin story; teenagers have a lot of feelings; and we meet one of the modern age’s most controversial mutants.
The destiny of Quentin QuireNew X-Men #131-134An underattended funeralHow to fly? Kinda? I guess?A kissA friendshipAnother bit of ruby quartz marginalia that will never be mentioned againA somewhat ill-founded psychic metaphorEmma Frost’s Dark Phoenix costumeSome kind of weird affairEchoes of 9/11/2001Genosha, a year laterGhostsPolaris’s paternityShocker (the mutant one)The last words of GenoshaIslamophobia post 9/11Sooraya Qadir (Dust)An attempted hijacking and the aftermath thereofSome Shi’ar nonsenseX-Corporation MumbaiJumbo CarnationTelepathy classAn artist’s interpretation of the fate of mankind if mutants are not driven out, as predicted by Bolivar TraskAccountabilityProfessor X’s weird little paintingsX-adjectivesBest and worst X-Men with whom to share a psychic rapportNEXT EPISODE: Quentin Quire’s teen angst bullshit gets a body count!
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