Conor ⊗🔺さんのイラストまとめ

...for the Hellions, it's clear that they've grown under her tutelage since their last appearance; she might be stern, but they are clearly cared for and less evil than you'd assume given their instructor.

Closer to rivals than outright enemies now, the New Mutants & Hellions...

...of the White Queen of the Hellfire Club.

I want to get out of the way early that–as @olevelo has regrettably caught on–I am something of an Emma Frost apologist and so my coverage of her is hardly absent pretty obvious bias. Under Claremont, Emma is for the most part evil...

...the change in administration at the school. The New Mutants' deaths are demonstrably NOT Erik's fault–but his words only heave more guilt into the flailing man's lap.

Outside, Empath is, as always, the worst, and emotionally compels Sharon and Tom to fuck to death (???) as...

...and is brought back to her senses by the temporarily amphibious God of Thunder.

It's a moment of strange levity that almost undermines the despondence unfolding on either side of it, but one that leaves at least one New Mutant on the mend before things get worse.

...classroom–just one more person proving the man's incompetence to him.

Of all the New Mutants, only one makes it to issue's end with any light at the end of the tunnel.

While taking care of Brightwind, Dani has a spiritual encounter with Throg–no, that is not a misspelling...

Since Charles' absence, Stevie Hunter is the Mansion staff (perhaps even more than the X-Men proper) most acquainted with the New Mutants–but their resistance to even her class shows just have destroyed they've been by the Beyonder.

She chastises Erik for intruding on her...

...he's failing terribly in his first moments on the job.

The Master of Magnetism has been many things in his career, but never has he been a teacher; something the White Queen is quick to point out when she confronts the man on current inability to save the New Mutants.

...into their gravesites for their well-deserved rest.

Charles' Dream has quite literally become Erik's Nightmare; the man visited each evening by this same dreamed spurned on by his wards' psychic anguish post-resurrection.

Erik's perspective–and pain–are the star of this...

...last encounter with the Beyonder–you know, the one where they were all mercilessly killed by an omnipotent cosmic being–the kids have been reincarnated by that self-same wicked entity, but far from entirely intact.

New Mutants #38 opens with a battle observed by Magneto as...

...a moment too long to survive Nimrod to rescue their fallen friend.

The mutants are weaker alone than they are as a united front, and it's this truth Spiral leverages as she whisks away from this reality and into her own one of mutantkind's most powerful heroes.