Conor ⊗🔺さんのイラストまとめ

...uses the Beyonder as an examination of heroism–and just what it means to do the "right" thing.

There's always great parallelism between Illyana and Rachel (Kitty *has* a type), and so the decision to use Rachel in the pages of Uncanny to explore heroism and how her traumas...

...an even larger demon than before rends part of Kitty's soul from her to create the fourth bloodstone for the Beatrix Medallion.

Despite having fallen under the Beyonder's suggestion, Illyana is still very much herself, with the same connections and desires to be good...

...car (?!), offering the New Mutants the issue's titular salvation.

Claremont recently (and notoriously) explicitly defined Illyana as evil in an AMA and while I disagree with the take, it adds a new layer to chilling serenity she's overcome by after the Beyonder's touch.

...her ascension. Purged of Limbo's influence over her soul, Illyana's SoulSword manifests before Kitty, just as a demon spawns in the middle of the library.

Even when she's not a featured cast member, Kitty's influence remains present in the book as a motivator for Illyana's...

...suggests is a development linked to his encounter with the Beyonder–but a through line I find traceable to as early as the New Mutants Graphic Novel.

There's always been an element of resentment inherent to Roberto's character–towards his powers, his duty as a New Mutant...

...than triumphant–closes with an epilogue as Rachel visits a sleeping (?!) John and Elaine Grey.

After embracing her mother's title and legacy, she's returned to her grandparent's house to repair the broken holoempathic crystal, putting enough of her own soul into the mix so...

...to the team following her long absence in the wake of her depowering. She isn't just proving the validity of her leadership to Scott, but to the entire X-Men. She may have lost her powers, but she's no less capable a warrior than she ever was.

Madelyne's wish for Scott's...

...especially Logan that's Scott's heart truly isn't in this fight, almost suggesting he knows the right thing to do even if he's currently resisting that duty.

More than just deciding the leadership of the team, Ororo's participation in the fight is her reintroduction...

...for satiating his intense ego (itself ironically masking his complete lack of central identity beyond the X-Men), more than anything else.

Ororo interrupts, and perhaps out of guilt after Maddie's earlier barb that her giving birth alone was in part her fault, challenges...

...game to help us get our bearings back.

In Ororo's loft, Scott tries to impress the importance of his return onto Madelyne, but the woman is rightfully having none of it.

In a single panel, Madelyne reiterates a decade's worth of character work for Scott, calling him out...