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...newer recruits lack a "formal" education in the use of their powers by Charles.

In one way, this is a nerf to the team to help facilitate this "reboot" and create room for new stories, but it's also an excellent reintroduction into the broader theme of finding power in the...

...school to find myself. Also like Alex and Lorna, my love for this Run and these stories has hit me like a truck, releasing my threads like a blast of cosmic-radiation-turned-focused-plasma-beams.

Or something like that.

There will be plenty of time to talk about these two...

...not only thematically appropriate (hello, reboot), but re-invigorated my excitement for the series after a particularly grim (albeit excellent) patch of stories altogether.

Much like Alex and Lorna, I just needed some time away from Claremont's X-Men after finishing grad...

...by a single X-Man.

Survival as a mutant demands not only collaboration, but trust; things in short supply as Ali gets her ass positively handed to her by Cain.

Ali makes a last stand, but–unprepared and overpowered–is overcome by the Juggernaut...

...newer cast, assure the reader that–despite the new cast–this is still very much the Uncanny X-Men.

While Ali's attempts to best Cain aren't without some impressive power feats and a flexing of her instinct for strategy and tactic, the Juggernaut has never been a foe bested...

...have done great work talk about how queer-coded Cain's fandom for ~*the Dazzler*~ is, so it is worth assuming he's simply making his way across Scotland to cross the North Channel for some time with Black Tom.

The fight between Ali and this historic foe helps, despite the...

Her brief visit to a north Scots town (where, for as fame-starved as she often is depicted, she seems largely unknown) concludes with the arrival of Juggernaut, a fight Ali is determine to make.

My betters in the community of Claremont-obsessed Con(n)ors (read: @CerebroCast)...

..X-Man to the book helps remind us not only how different the team is from the last time he was seen, but adds to the generational sense of the X-Men Claremont had hoped to establish sending Cyclops off to pasture.

Callisto–delightful agent of chaos and well-earned rage–acts...

...largely made up of pre-existing characters, their dynamics are adversarial at best and unexplored at worst.

The X-Men is about found family; this is them at their "tolerable coworkers" phase. Unlike the X-Men of ten issues ago, this is a budding team unmoored by their lack...

...opener as one can get on Muir Island, Claremont helps establish the developing dynamic among the X-Men's newest members; the reality, though, is that there is little dynamic at all.

For the first time since Giant-Sized, the book feels entirely new. While its core cast is...