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...attack, laying psychic waste to the team and triggering Aurora's dissociative identity disorder.

Outside, an approaching Rogue is tackled by Northstar, and with a kiss, learns of the man's secrets will discuss later in the thread.

As a result of Maddie's upcoming...

...their share of heroic tragedy–the death of James Hudson among them–but none are prepared when an infuriated Rachel storms the compound.

Manifesting her telekinesis in what looks awfully like a Phoenix's talons, Rachel demands recompense for what she assumed was Shaman's...

...Kitty's best friends, it makes sense that a friendship has developed between the two (and that Illyana would be so protective of him).

When Doug questions how they're to explain Illyana's actions to Xavier, she shoots back, sarcastic as ever: "tell them I used black magic?"

While Scott and Maddie's plane seems fated for trouble, we cut back to Westchester, where Doug cracks jokes alongside Illyana at local diner.

Outside of their scenes in the New Mutants signaling them as teammates, Doug and Yana haven't had too many interactions, but as two of...

...of inviting you all along for the ride!

It's been quite some time since the Run paid Alpha Flight a visit, and in the intervening years, John Byrne has evolved the characters beyond the set dressing they served in their Uncanny appearances.

For a limited series...

Hello and welcome back everyone! (Or, welcome to any new followers entertained by my Madelyne Pryor jokes!) Today, we're reading X-Men/Alpha Flight #1!

To catch anyone new up, (just about) every day I read through an issue of Claremont's Run on the Uncanny X-Men with the hope...

...unavailable to those she loved most. Illyana ends her tale with the story resolved and relationships renewed, and it seems that its audience has taken the hint.

Ororo resolves to travel home to Africa to rediscover herself and sense of life, and Kitty finds compassion for...

...greatness, importance, and power. Importantly, she doesn't see them as things that commodify Kitty, but rather, reasons to celebrate her.

Space-Kitty returns after Lockheed's rescue, ending her brief romance with Space-Piotr, realizing that her pursuit of passion left her...

...where she defiantly overcomes the witch's strength of will.

In the fallout of her breakup, Kitty has been left feeling inadequate–and her need for rescue during her own miniseries likely doing nothing to minimize this feeling–but Illyana makes clear that *she* sees Kitty's...

...their ship, Illyana. Oh, did I forget to mention that Illyana made herself the "persona" of the ship with a big Zordon face? And then blew herself up in the story *she* was telling? Did I forget that? Weird.

Anywho, Kitty makes a final stand against the wicked White Queen...