COMIC DETAILS
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Comic Description:
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Uncanny X-Men 171 Signature
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Grade:
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9.8
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Page Quality:
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OFF-WHITE TO WHITE
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Certification #:
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1323621007
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Owner:
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Colossus Keck
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SET DETAILS
Owner's Description
Staff:
Chris Claremont (scripter), Walt Simonson (Guest Penciler), Bob Wiacek (Inker),Tom Orzechowski (letterer), P. Becton & J. Casey (colorists), Louise Jones (editor), Jim Shooter (editor-in chief)
Brief Description:
Storm announces to the Morlocks that she is now their leader and forbids them from harming any more humans, after which she antagonizes Callisto a bit more, leaving Nightcrawler to worry about the changes in her. Back at the mansion, Xavier and Lilandra are left to wonder whether Xavier’s continued difficulty to walk might have organic causes, rather than psychic ones. To the X-Men’s surprise, they are visited by Rogue, the youngest member of the Brotherhood of evil mutants, who begs for Xavier’s help. Her powers and the second personality she absorbed from Carol Danvers are driving her crazy. Sensing displeasure among the team, Xavier asks the antagonistic X-Men to leave, who try to work off their frustration with a Danger room session. However, the session Illyana programs turns out to be a facsimile of Limbo, bringing back her memories of her time there and causing her to briefly snap and attack Kitty with a magical sword she manifests out of nowhere. Later, Xavier tells the X-Men that he has decided to let Rogue both attend the school and join the X-Men. To make matters worse, they are joined by Binary, who instantly attacks Rogue. After some fighting, the X-men threaten to quit if Rogue stays, until Xavier reminds them of the X-Men’s reason for being and tells them that he will never abandon any mutant. Reluctantly, all X-Men, save Storm, give in. Carol angrily leaves and Storm is left to wonder whether she should stay on as an X-Man, even though that would mean giving up her beliefs or leave. In Alaska, Madelyne Pryor suffers through a recurring nightmare and confides to Cyclops that she is the only survivor of a plane accident. Scott is shocked to hear that the accident occurred on the day Phoenix died.
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