Conor ⊗🔺さんのイラストまとめ

...Ororo's heroic monologue is the exact kind of warm-and-fuzzy moment that's a big hit on Mojoworld.

An audience of Spineless Ones look on and applaud Mojo, their rule celebrating his success as his dimension's premier producer.

And th-th-that's all, folks!

Spiral submits, and it's business as usual at the Xavier Institute once again.

Berto whines about being upstaged, Doug demands another chance at heroism, and Dani–wise beyond her years–reminds the New Mutants that their time in the spotlight will one day come.

...hero costume factory. But dressed as they are, the New Mutants head out in search of the X-Men before a spell of Spiral's interrupts their transport and drags them into a fight with the X-Men.

Some other curious costuming choices arise with the X-Men under Mojo's spell...

...which is evidently, and strangely, still up for debate in some circles.

The New Mutants resolve to spring into action; with the X-Men gone, someone has to take their place: it's Graduation Day.

While I almost always love Art Adams' work, Annual #10 reveals a singular weak...

...run off from the mansion to take on the Big Bad Mojo by themselves.

Their mutant powers–and strong wills–begin to fail, and all fall under Mojo's spell.

I want to take a minute to point out Piotr carrying Baby-Kitty as evidence that the two SHOULD NOT EVER be together...

The mansion just barely avoids devolving into chaos as the assembled X-Men and New Mutants try to make sense of the elder team's sudden transformation.

Worst of all, it seems that the shift is progressive: it isn't just that the heroes have changed, it's that they're changing...

...and that monster sure loves the ratings a dramatic mess tend to bring in.

Our Annual opens with an extended, if not expected, Danger Room sequence; but with a snap of his fingers, Mojo–observing by way of Betsy's eyes–interrupts the whole thing by teleporting Longshot and...

...the potential and promise robbed by Larry's death; Rahne, however, turns to rage.

Hunting his bullies down to the mall, the lupine mutant bears her claws to prepare an attack before Sam and Dani show up to take her home.

But that's the thing–in all of their respective...

...has provided them each with.

Kitty, driven by her guilt over the coldness of her final words to Larry, suits up to sneak into the boy's room and learn about him, crushed as she realizes that he was a mutant like her all along.

Kitty weeps not only from her guilt, but of...

...himself against the gravity of this loss; another mutant child dead with him helpless to have prevented it.

The issue follows the rest of the team as they try to wrap their minds around Larry's death–each response revealing the clear privilege the protections found family...