Man, I’d held this story in such high esteem, and revisiting it makes me think I was just young and non-discerning in my taste back when it came out. Regardless, let’s finish this thing off!

Did Kitty really get blowed up good? Let’s find out!

The nightmare continues as the X-Men are stalked by an enemy that really shouldn’t have been able to get as far as they have. Let’s see the ruckus!

Things are rapidly falling apart for the X-Men. Gotta say, a group of humans with guns taking down my favorite mutants seems pretty far-fetched. But it’s in the service of Claremont’s theme, so… let’s get to it!

Well. Kitty really dropped a bomb on her dance teacher in the last episode. I’m still reeling from it, decades later. How does Claremont follow this up? Let’s see.

This is a huge story in X-Men canon, y’all! It’s Chris Claremont’s ‘God Loves, Man Kills’! This story was part of the basis of the second X-Men movie, in which Stryker was reimagined as a general instead of a televangelist. But as we’ll soon see, this story’s controversial for one very important scene. Let’s dive in!