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...Rachel's gentle host, turning his apartment against the girl through the use of her mutant abilities.

In a lot of ways, Selene's attention toward finding an heir positions her as something of a foil to both Emma & Charles. Whereas the former's methods are hardly benevolent...

At Nick's penthouse, Rachel is able to finally recuperate–and her wonder over seemingly commonplace creature comforts–like orange juice–reminds us just how nightmarish her future-past of origin is.

A powerful psychic like the Professor and an unnamed, yet obvious mother...

Casting Selene in dark, blood red shadows, Romita Jr., Green, and Wein really give the ancient mutant an air of truly sinister power, perhaps the most dangerous foe the mutants have faced since the Phoenix.

Fleeing from Selene, Rachel hides in a night club, where Claremont...

Since the Days of Future Past plot (and more recently, Rogue-as-Carol's storming of SHIELD in UXM #182), the specter of government antagonism toward mutants has loomed large over the book.

Here in Forge's lab, that threat becomes real with the introduction of Chekhov's ray gun.

While the deus ex Morlock certainly undermines to a small degree whatever physical stakes future stories pose for our New Mutants, the issue's emotional conclusion isn't only deepened by Dani's reunion with her parents.

...force. Almost reunited with their daughter, Dani's parents are informed by her doctors that while she's survived the Bear's attack–she'll live the rest of her life fully paralyzed... well, if not for the intervention of Ororo calling in a favor from the Morlock named Healer.

Illyana–especially with Dani incapacitated–is the group's sole expert on mystical affairs, leaving her alone to figure out a way to defeat the monstrous Bear and prevent its plot to plunge our world into darkness.

The rest of the team bands back together, coordinating their...

...suspects herself to be evil at her core. The attention to her ongoing struggle–tortured, but quieter than Logan's self-torment, for example–is some of Claremont's best emotional work, and at the core of why Magik will always be my favorite character.

(Also: Shut up, Rahne!)

...terrifying by the page, especially as it rends the fabric of the world around it with its mighty claws.

With Illyana focusing the entirety (perhaps... the focused totality...?) of her spiritual energies on maintaining the Wards keeping Dani and her doctors safe, it's up to...

...to permanently transfigure the otherwise white Tom Corsi and Sharon Friedlander's transfiguration into Indigenous forms.

It–and the other examples of Claremont's seeming fascination with non-consensual body alternation and race swapping–are among the rare parts of his Run...