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...distracting from the issue's main plot and more disruptive to its momentum than a welcome reprieve from its devastation.

Roberto is in search of home–an important thread given the relevance of 'found family' to Claremont's work and queer readings of the text–and yet I had...

...really have a great artistic chemistry that communicates the gravity of the issue and these conversations; even in the lighter transition to visit Roberto in his leave.

While the vignette is important in helping Roberto begin to reclaim his heroism and identity, I found it...

...and Dani flees from the mansion and her grim visions on Brightwind's back where she perceives a vision of her grandfather telling her a story of her tribe's genocide by colonizers and doubts if their path was righteous.

As was the case last issue, Wilshire and Sienkiewicz...

...when those apparitions, specific to each New Mutant's conception of death, hang above the heads of the team that has become her family.

Death is of course an inevitability, but that doesn't mean any teenager is prepared to be burdened by the foreknowledge of its arrival...

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...her timeline and their shared experience of surviving a genocide.

Jonathan Hickman's current run on the X-Men has revitalized (or at least given name to) the concept of the mutant circuit, and there were several moments throughout the brawl with the Sentinels...

...in which the veteran X-Man is impressed by his reformed foe's commitment to Xavier's principles and resolve to save the nearby humans.

Rachel has been an advocate for Erik since their time on the series aligned, and it's in no small part to her knowledge of his heroism in...

...the mutants, but Rachel's overpowered interventions help the team fight back against the Sentinels and save themselves and nearby civilians from any casualty.

One of the most important moments to come in the pages of UXM #202 is a second exchange between Erik and Logan...

...for neither was designed to be simple nor clean.

After forcing Rachel to rewitness the tragedies of her past existence (and to be clear, not a vision of them, but the actual events in *that* reality), the Beyonder has summoned those same Sentinels forward to threaten...

...is ultimately selfish–she chooses the rescue the X-Men because they are *her* family.

It's something of a Trolley problem; left unchecked, the Beyonder might do untold harm to the world... but without her intervention, her only true remaining family will be wiped from the...