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...the Marauders neck.

Kitty survives, but finds herself unable to unphase. The team is seriously wounded, and even those who aren't will always have scars of this day.

Ororo tells Logan to remain behind; she needs only one Marauder to interrogate. The rest, she notes, are his.

Piotr stands between Harpoon and more murder, but when the former tries to take advantage of Rogue's invulnerability, he impales Kitty with an energy harpoon.

Brought to a new peak of rage, Piotr grabs the spinning Riptide by the throat, pausing for a moment before snapping...

It isn't just that the X-Men have arrived to find the Tunnels littered with dead bodies, but that even present, they are unable to fully stop the Marauders path of destruction.

Riptide lets loose again, and more Morlocks fall in death around our heroes as the man laughs.

...Scalphunter to justice and escapes to rescue Piotr.

The other X-Men are almost felled by a stray optic blast from Cyclops–the first of many times the two ill-fated teams will almost cross paths–and Logan takes note of a familiar, if not impossible, scent in the darkness.

...to Ororo's order to stay behind and protect the New Mutants as she leads the team into the Tunnels to rescue what few Morlocks remain.

The smell of death fills the air; Kitty, paralleling Erik's identity and realization pages ago, is the one tasked with commenting on it.

...arrives at the Mansion with word of the Massacre.

After being alluded to symbolically and rhetorically during UXM #210, the nightmares of the Holocaust are evoked in all but name by Erik as his worst fears for mutantkind come to pass.

But a sign of his growth, he submits...

...becomes clear.

The mundanity of this moment feels out of place among the Massacre because it purposefully is–soda for dinner, not a genocide, should be the height of Kitty's concerns.

But it's no use–mutants are afforded the luxury of mundanity, and an injured Morlock...

...in the Tunnels, but also because of the knowledge of how much innocence is lost during these horrible few hours in the Tunnels.

The book cuts to Xavier's, where a moment between Erik & Kitty over a six pack of soda feels like an interruption–but after a moment, its purpose...

...or make any attempt to contain the indulgent joy and satisfaction the Marauder's take in their crimes.

The deaths of even the nameless Morlocks hurt, and that's in part on the grounds of our growing familiarity with their culture and society after several stories...

...felt far more real that I was ready to handle.

The most disturbing element of the Mutant Massacre is how purely gleeful the Marauders are in their wanton genocide of the Morlocks, and neither Claremont's scripts nor JRJr.'s art hold any of the horrors of the slaughter back...