X-Men Adventures #1 - Night of the Sentinals
Importance Rating: 4.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andrew Wildman Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: November 1992 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: The X-Men connect a mutant registration program, with ties to the government, to a group of mutant-capturing robots called Sentinels, after they rescue a teenage mutant girl named Jubilee from the mall. - Trade Availability: X-Men Adventures Volume 1 - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 1 Episode 1, 'Night of the Sentenals, Part 1'.
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X-Men Adventures #2 - A Death in the Family
Importance Rating: 7.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andrew Wildman Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: December 1992 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Breaking into the Mutant Control Agency's headquarters to destroy the registration files on mutants, the X-Men lose one of their members against the Sentinels, but eventually gain another in young Jubilee. - Trade Availability: X-Men Adventures Volume 1 - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 1 Episode 2, 'Night of the Sentinals, Part 2'.
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X-Men Adventures #3 - Enter: Magneto
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andrew Wildman Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: January 1993 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Magneto has come to rescue Beast, but Beast refuses to escape. He wants to prove his innocence at a public trial. Magneto and Beast debate the Mutant/Human conflict as the prison guards mount an attack against Magneto. Magneto destroys the small attackforce including their tanks and other armored vehicles. In the X-Mansion, Professor Xavier watches the video tape from the prison, and informs Jubilee of his past relationship with Magneto. He describes Magneto as an old friend that he met in an hospital, and how in the face of a brutal army, Magneto becomes convinced that peace between mutants and normal humans is not possible. Xavier was forced to stop Magneto then, and it appears that Xavier must stop Magneto again. - Trade Availability: X-Men Adventures Volume 1 - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 1 Episode 3, 'Enter Magneto'. Though Gambit never appears in the actual cartoon episode he appears briefly in the comic adaptation in one panel.
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X-Men Adventures #5 - Captive Hearts
Importance Rating: 5.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andrew Wildman Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: March 1993 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Wolverine must overcome his feelings for Jean, and Storm must overcome her crippling claustrophobia, when the team journeys into the sewer to rescue Jean Grey & Cyclops from a race of hideously deformed mutants known as Morlocks, and their leader Callisto, who wants to make Scott her king. - Trade Availability: X-Men Adventures Volume 2 - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 1 Episode 5, 'Captive Hearts'.
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X-Men Adventures #7 - Yearning to Be Free
Importance Rating: 8.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Chris Batista Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: May 1993 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Gambit, Storm, and Jubilee become slave labor on the island resort of Genosha, along with other mutants, forced to help build the new power source for a Sentinel factory. Gambit turns on the others to escape from Genosha, running into Cable in the process. - Trade Availability: X-Men Adventures Volume 2 - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 1 Episode 7, 'Slave Island'.
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X-Men Adventures #8 - Cable Connection
Importance Rating: 8.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Chris Batisia Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: June 1993 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Storm, and Jubilee are still inslaved at the labor camps on the island resort of Genosha, along with other mutants, forced to help build the new power source for a Sentinel factory. Gambit and Cable work together after a brief fight to rescue them and destory the Sentinals. Returning home they find the mansion has been attacked. - Trade Availability: X-Men Adventures Volume 2 - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 1 Episode 7, 'Slave Island'.
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X-Men Adventures #9 - The Irresistible Force
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andrew Wildman Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: July 1993 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: As the X-Men return home from their adventure at Genosha, they find the mansion destroyed and Professor Xavier gone. They are led to believe the wrecking crew is a Russian immigrant known as Colossus. But the real demolition man maybe someone far beyond their expectations, and a lot closer to home. - Trade Availability: X-Men Adventures Volume 3 - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 1 Episode 8, 'The Unstoppable Juggernaut'. Title Logic: The Irresistible force paradox, also the unstoppable force paradox, is a classic paradox formulated as "What happens when an irresistible force meets an immovable object?" This paradox is a form of the omnipotence paradox, but that paradox is most often discussed in the context of God's omnipotence.
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X-Men Adventures #10 - Sometimes a Great Notion
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andrew Wildman Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: July 1993 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: The same scientist who created the ability suppression collars for Genosha claims to have developed a cure for mutation. Rogue goes to the doctor for help. Professor Xavier has shown up at Muir Island to investigate the same "cure". They quickly find out that the doctor and his cure are not what she was lead to believe. - Trade Availability: X-Men Adventures Volume 3 - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 1 Episode 9, 'The Cure'. Title Logic: 'Sometimes a Great Notion' is Ken Kesey's second novel, published in 1964. The story involves an Oregon family of loggers who cut and procure trees for a local mill in opposition of striking, unionized workers.
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X-Men Adventures #11 - Deadly Cure
Importance Rating: 3.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andrew Wildman Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: August 1993 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: The same scientist who created the ability suppression collars for Genosha claims to have developed a cure for mutation. Rogue goes to the doctor for help. Professor Xavier has shown up at Muir Island to investigate the same "cure". They quickly find out that the doctor and his cure are not what she was lead to believe. - Trade Availability: X-Men Adventures Volume 3 - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 1 Episode 9, 'The Cure'.
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X-Men Adventures #12 - To End in Fire
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andrew Wildman Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: September 1993 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Still posing as Dr. Adler, Mystique is still promising a cure for mutation, but little do they know that she's really recruiting mutants to become the Four Horsemen of Apocalypse. And Apocalypse's plans for "survival of the fittest" comes to light. - Trade Availability: X-Men Adventures Volume 3 - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 1 Episode 10, 'Come the Apocalypse'.
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X-Men Adventures #13 - And All Our Yesterdays
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andrew Wildman Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: October 1993 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: A mutant security enforcement officer from a bleak future, named Bishop, comes back to present time to thwart an assassination in an attempt to change history for a better future. The time transportation made his mind a little fuzzy and with little to work on as to who did the assassination and not having full details of how it happens, Bishop may have more work than he can handle alone. - Trade Availability: X-Men Adventures Volume 4 - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 1 Episode 11, 'Days of Future Past, Part 1'.
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X-Men Adventures #14 - Even a Savior
Importance Rating: 9.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Nick Napalitano Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: November 1993 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Bishop believes that the assassin he's come back in time to stop is Gambit. The X-men go to Washington D.C. to try and stop the assassination themselves leaving Gambit and Bishop back at the mansion and Wolverine to keep an eye on them. Gambit takes off to Washington D.C. to prove he's not the assassin only to be confronted by... himself? - Trade Availability: X-Men Adventures Volume 4 - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 1 Episode 12, 'Days of Future Past, Part 2'.
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X-Men Adventures #15 - The Sleep of Reason
Importance Rating: 5.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andrew Wildman Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: December 1993 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Senator Kelly has been abducted by Magneto and given the facts about Magneto's goals of superiority of mutants over humans, the X-men's beliefs of peaceful co-existence between both races, and the Sentinel's plans of global domination. And must make a decision of his future plans in politics based on this information. - Trade Availability: X-Men Adventures Volume 4 - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 1 Episode 13, 'Final Decision'. Comic has a biography for Gambit in the back of the comic. Gambit also appears in a Hanes underwear ad at the beginning of the comic. Title Logic: 'The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters' (Spanish: El sueño de la razón produce monstruos) is an etching made by the Spanish painter and printmaker Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes. Etched between 1797–1799.
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X-Men Adventures, Season II #1 - Sometimes They Come Back
Importance Rating: 6.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andrew Wildman Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: February 1994 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Jean and Scott get married. Newly elected President Kelly has freed Beast who has been incarcerated since the attack on government facility at the beginning of Season 1 and added him as part of his Presidential cabinet. Another friend who was thought to be dead at the same incident has resurfaced, but this time he's not so friendly. With the President's newly found pro-mutant point of view, the public feels betrayed are reacting with violence. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 2 Episode 1, 'Til' Death Do Us Part, Part 1'. Gambit appears in a Gameboy advertisement in the back of the comic. Title Logic: "Sometimes They Come Back" is a short story by Stephen King, first published in the March 1974 issue of Cavalier and later collected in King's 1978 collection Night Shift.
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X-Men Adventures, Season II #2 - Somethin' Sinister
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andrew Wildman Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: March 1994 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Scott and Jean are on their way to a secluded island for their honeymoon, but gets cut short by Mister Sinister. As Morph continues with his plans of revenge against the X-Men, he starts losing his motivation. But Mister Sinister makes sure he finishes what he started. The Friends of Humanity have began to rally. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 2 Episode 1, 'Til' Death Do Us Part, Part 2'.
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X-Men Adventures, Season II #4 - Red Dawn
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andrew Wildman Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: May 1994 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Colossus returns home to Russia with Jubilee by his side. They are confronted by a newly revived Russian, life force absorbing, super soldier from the cold war, named Omega Red, who has a bad history with Wolverine. Xavier and Magneto continue their treacherous journey through the Savage Land. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 2 Episode 4, 'Red Dawn'.
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X-Men Adventures, Season II #5 - Mutant Hunt
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andrew Wildman Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: June 1994 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Wolverine fights Alpha Flight and is taken for expiraments. Wolverine escapes into the woods, disoriented. He is rescued only to be taken back to Department H. Elsewhere the team searches for Professor X and Magneto. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 2 Episode 5, 'Repo Man'.
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X-Men Adventures, Season II #6 - Thieves and Assassins!
Importance Rating: 9.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andrew Wildman Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: July 1994 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Every ten years, The Assassins Guild and The Thieves Guild must each give an offering to a supernatural being called The X-Ternal, in exchange for power. When it comes to be Gambit's brother, Bobby, who has to offer the tithing this time, he comes up missing. The Assassins Guild want to exchange him for Gambit, so he can finally come face to face with the woman he left at the altar 10 years before. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 2 Episode 6, 'X-ternally Yours'. In the cartoon reality, Remy, has a younger brother named Bobby (Robert LeBeau) and Remy does not say anything about being adopted. This is different from the comic reality where he is adopted into the LeBeau family and has an older brother named Henri.
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X-Men Adventures, Season II #8 - Pawns of the Apocalypse
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andrew Wildman Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: September 1994 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Part two of Bishop and Cable's battle in the future. Both are trying to prevent the world they know. The X-men join in hoping to end the fight and send the time travellers home. Apocalypse interferes, setting forth the techno virus. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 2 Episode 6, 'Time Fugitives: Part 2'.
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X-Men Adventures, Season II #9 - Rogue's Tale
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andrew Wildman Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: October 1994 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Mr. Sinister send Mystique to destroy the X-Men while Professor X is lost in the Savage Land. Rogue starts having painful visions of a mysterious woman and they're literally driving her crazy when the mysterious woman possesses Rogue's body. Unknown to the X-Men, this mystery woman holds some dark secrets to Rogue's past before she joined the X-Men. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 2 Episode 9, 'A Rogue's Tale'.
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X-Men Adventures, Season II #11 - Mojovision
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andrew Wildman Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: December 1994 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: On a world ruled by Television, an alien named Mojo is master. When he abducts the X-Men and forces them to be action heroes in his shows, he may have to deal with more than he bargained for when Mojo's original action hero sabotages him. Xavier and Magneto are still slowly making their way through the Savage Land. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 2 Episode 11, 'Mojovision'.
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X-Men Adventures, Season II #13 - The Savage is Loose
Importance Rating: 3.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andrew Wildman Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: February 1995 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: The X-Men are now in the Savage Land and are powerless like Xavier and Magneto, which leaves the X-Men open to being experimented on by Mr. Sinister. The only ones left to rescue them are Ka-Zar and Wolverine. Once everyone regains their powers, the Savage Land is restored. But what does the future hold for the Savage Land now? - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 2 Episode 13, 'Reunion, Part 2'.
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X-Men Adventures, Season III #1 - The Lady Takes a Chance
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Manny Clark Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: March 1995 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Wolverine is lured into the Morlock tunnels by a former lover who is accompanied by a group of cybernetic mercenaries called Reavers. Wolverine discovers this woman he used to love isn't the woman he once knew, as she's gone through the same cybernetic alterations that the Reavers have, and a new moniker, calling herself Lady Deathstrike. She has discovered a long buried alien craft and needs Wolverine's adamantium claws to cut it open. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 3 Episode 1, 'Out of the Past, Part 1'. Title Logic: 'A Lady Takes a Chance' is a 1943 romantic comedy film starring Jean Arthur and John Wayne.
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X-Men Adventures, Season III #2 - In Spirits Joined
Importance Rating: 5.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): John Hubert Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: April 1995 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: After being released from an alien spacecraft, a being called the Spirit Drinker starts draining the life force of the people around it, including The Reavers, Lady Deathstrike and Jubilee. The X-Men need to figure out the secret of destroying it before the drained life forces are gone forever. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 3 Episode 2, 'Out of the Past, Part 2'.
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X-Men Adventures, Season III #3 - The Phoenix Saga Part 1: Sacrifice
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): John Hubert Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: May 1995 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Following visions from recent dreams, Professor Xavier sends his X-Men on a mission to the Eagle One Space-Station, putting them in the middle of an interstellar conflict. With their shuttle under attack, Jean makes a last ditch effort to use her powers to save the other X-Men. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 3 Episode 3, 'Phoenix Saga Part 1: Sacrifice'.
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X-Men Adventures, Season III #4 - The Phoenix Saga Part 2: The Dark Shroud
Importance Rating: 3.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): John Hubert Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: June 1995 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: The X-Men barely survive their return trip from space, Jean Grey discovering herself changed by the experience. Professor Xavier's dark half is given form, and proceeds to attack his students. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 3 Episode 3, 'Phoenix Saga Part 2: The Dark Shroud'.
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X-Men Adventures, Season III #5 - The Phoenix Saga Part 3: Phoenix and the Princess
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Ernie Stiner Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: July 1995 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Professor Xavier's claims of the capture of his alien soulmate Lilandra by Juggernaut and Black Tom Cassidy are met with skepticism. The X-men finally believe and go into battle, going against not only Juggernaut and Black Cassidy, but Gladiator as well. The Phoenix awakens inside Jean to defeat Gladiator. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 3 Episode 5, 'Phoenix Saga Part 3: Cry of the Banshee'.
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X-Men Adventures, Season III #6 - The Phoenix Saga Part 4: Now Come the Starjammers
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): John Hubert and Jerry Bingham Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: August 1995 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Lilandra seeks to protect the M'Kraan Crystal from her wicked brother, the Emperor D'Ken. But the interstellar pirates known as the Starjammers capture it, and Cyclops, in an effort to enact their own revenge scheme on the emperor. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 3 Episode 6, 'Phoenix Saga Part 4: Starjammers'.
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X-Men Adventures, Season III #7 - The Phoenix Saga Part 5: The Power Corrupted
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Stefano Raffaelle Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: September 1995 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Shi'ar Emperor D'Ken's rise to power via the M'Kraan Crystal is causing a universal implosion. The X-Men, Imperial Guard, and Starjammers find themselves overpowered and unable to stop it. Jean Grey must unleash her destiny as the host of the Phoenix, even at a most personal cost. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 3 Episode 7, 'Phoenix Saga Part 5: Child of Light'.
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X-Men Adventures, Season III #8 - Rebellion in the Savage Land
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Ben Herrerd Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: October 1995 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Mutant-draining, pterodactyl-man Sauron is persuaded into capturing Storm by Zaladane, the high priestess of Savage Land Sun God Garokk, unaware of her ulterior motives for unleashing the mutant's full potential. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 3 Episode 8, 'Savage Land, Strange Heart, Part 1'. Gambit is not part of the storyline, he only appears on the cover.
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X-Men Adventures, Season III #10 - Dark Phoenix Part 1
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Ben Herrerd Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: December 1995 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: The flirtation between Cyclops and a mutant singer named Dazzler exacerbates the Phoenix-controlled side of Jean Grey, leaving her open for manipulation by a secret sect of mutants coveting her immense powers for their own evil designs. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 3 Episode 10, 'Dark Phoenix: Dazzled'.
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X-Men Adventures, Season III #11 - Dark Phoenix Part 2
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Ben Herrerd Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: January 1996 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: The Circle Club (Hell-fire in the comics) makes the Phoenix-controlled Jean Grey their new Queen, but finds two factors opposing it: her mental bond with Cyclops, and the presumed-dead Wolverine stalking after them. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 3 Episode 11, 'Dark Phoenix: The Inner Circle'.
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X-Men Adventures, Season III #12 - You Can Never Go Home
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Ben Herrerd Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: February 1996 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: As the Dark Phoenix grows increasingly hostile, even destroying an entire star system, the X-Men struggle to figure out a way to stop her without harming their teammate Jean Grey. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 3 Episode 12, 'Dark Phoenix: The Dark Phoenix'.
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X-Men Adventures, Season III #13 - Crime and Punishment
Importance Rating: 3.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Ben Herrera and Mike Miller Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: March 1996 Marvel Digital: Comic Summary: The X-Men face the Shi'ar Imperial Guard in a trial by combat to spare the life of Jean Grey, though even they begin to question the safety of the universe as long as the Dark Phoenix remains alive inside her. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: Based on the Fox cartoon, Season 3 Episode 12, 'Dark Phoenix: Fate of the Phoenix.' Though this is the last issue of this "season', there are 2 other episodes that never made it to comics. 'Cold Comfort', the introduction of Iceman and 'Orphan's End' a story of Scott and Cosair. The fourth and fifth season of the cartoon was never released in comic.
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Adventures of the X-Men #3 - Child's Play
Importance Rating: 5.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Ben Herrera Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: June 1996 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Beast and Gambit team-up with Spiderman to stop a anti-mutant rally from spiralling out of control. They find a young boy that turns out to be a mutant. A mysterious doctor appears to hlp Beast teach the boy to use his powers. Soon it is revealed that this doctor is Sinister. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: There is a one page Gambit pinup in the back of the comic. This story continues in The Adventures of Spiderman #3. This comic is not based on an actual episode, but is based upon the reality of the Fox Cartoon.
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Adventures of the X-Men #4 - When the Dwellers Awakes
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Mike Miller Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: July 1996 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Scott takes some time off from the team to go motorcycle riding. On returning to Salam Center he finds the city has been overrun with Demons. He finds a house in the city that has not been taken over and decided to investigate the reason. He finds Zann, a man with the knowledge of whats happen but no means to help stop it. He finds the other X-men have been taken by the demons and saves them to end their assault. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: This comic is not based on an actual episode, but is based upon the reality of the Fox Cartoon.
Variant Information: A: $1.95 Variant. Covers are the same, other then the absence of the 99 cent logo in the corner.

Adventures of the X-Men #5 - Back in the USSR
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Ben Herrera Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: August 1996 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Magneto and his team of mutants attack. The X-men's Danger Room session is inturrupted with news of the attack. They are asked by Nick Fury to come to Russia and stop the threat. At the end of battle everyone involved are comfronted by Apocalypse. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: This comic is not based on an actual episode, but is based upon the reality of the Fox Cartoon. Title Logic: "Back in the U.S.S.R." is a 1968 song by The Beatles which opens the double-disc album The Beatles, also known as The White Album. The song was released as a single in 1976.
Variant Information: A: $1.95 Variant. Covers are the same, other then the absence of the 99 cent logo in the corner.

Adventures of the X-Men #6 - Back in the USSR 2
Importance Rating: 5.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Ben Herrera Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: September 1996 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Magneto and the X-Men join up, if only for a while, to fight the evil Apocalypse and foil his plan to take over and destroy the human race. After the battle ends the X-Men hope to have made a new ally, but Magneto refuses to join with the X-Men now that the threat is gone. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: This comic is not based on an actual episode, but is based upon the reality of the Fox Cartoon. Title Logic: "Back in the U.S.S.R." is a 1968 song by The Beatles which opens the double-disc album The Beatles, also known as The White Album. The song was released as a single in 1976.
Variant Information: A: $1.95 Variant. Covers are the same, other then the absence of the 99 cent logo in the corner.

Adventures of the X-Men #7 - Rites of Passage
Importance Rating: 1.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andy Kuhn Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: October 1996 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: At the X-Men Mansion, Jubillee practices in the Danger Room with Professor watching overhead. The other X-Men are away on a mission and have left the two alone in the mansion. Suddenly, the alarms sound letting them know of an intruder. Jubilee goes to investigate only to find the threat is Sabretooth. Creed attacks the Professor, knocking him out, leaving only Jubilee to deal with him. Jubilee traps Sabretooth in the Danger Room for long enough to help the Professor and wait it out until the other X-Men arrive home to deal with him. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: This comic is not based on an actual episode, but is based upon the reality of the Fox Cartoon.
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Adventures of the X-Men #8 - My Brother's Keeper
Importance Rating: 9.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andy Kuhn Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: November 1996 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Gambit recieves a letter from his brother, Bobby in New Orleans. The letter contains a invitation to his brother and Belladonna's wedding. After everything that happened the last time he was in New Orleans (Season 2, issue #6) Remy cannot understand the union and returns to Louisiana to get answers. He finds Belladonna only seduced his brother to lure Remy back to her. Remy refuses to return and she kills his brother. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: In the cartoon reality, Remy, has a younger brother named Bobby (Robert LeBeau) and Remy does not say anything about being adopted. This is different from the comic reality where he is adopted into the LeBeau family and has an older brother named Henri. This comic is not based on an actual episode, but is based upon the reality of the Fox Cartoon.
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Adventures of the X-Men #9 - Vanished
Importance Rating: 6.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Derec Aucoin Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: December 1996 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Storm and Jubillee try to cheer Gambit up by taking him to the mall. Spiral appears and kidnaps Storm and takes her to Mojo world. Elsewhere the X-men battle the Sentinals and the Vanisher at the mansion. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: This comic is not based on an actual episode, but is based upon the reality of the Fox Cartoon.
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Adventures of the X-Men #10 - Media Darlings
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Yancey Labat Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: January 1997 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Storm, still in Mojo's world, agrees to film a jungle type show for his television in exchange for going home. The X-men use the Vanisher to get to Mojo's alien planet and save Storm and bring her home. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: This comic is not based on an actual episode, but is based upon the reality of the Fox Cartoon.
Variant Information: A: $1.99 Variant. Covers are the same, other then the absence of the 99 cent logo in the corner.

Adventures of the X-Men #11 - Tower of Despair
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Yancey Labat Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: February 1997 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Guest-starring the Man-Thing. The beautiful and curvaceous Storm and Jean Grey stand in stark contrast to the oozing greyness of the Everglades swamp. But it's there that the mutant duo find themselves after Vanisher teleported them from Mojo's realm last issue. And after battling off a gaggle of hillbillies, Ororo and Jean encounter the tragic Man-Thing, a shambling moss-covered mass of emotions that was once a man. His tragedy touches Jean Grey, who senses he really a misunderstood creature who stands between evil and good as a strangely misshapen and nearly non-sentient guardian. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: This comic is not based on an actual episode, but is based upon the reality of the Fox Cartoon.
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Adventures of the X-Men #12 - Better to Light a Small Candle
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Yancey Labat Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: March 1997 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: The Watcher has arrived to tell us the sotry of the universe. The X-men of this reality (cartoon) receive a call from Lilandra telling them the M'Kraan Crystal has been tampered with, possibly destorying reality. Jean is asked to take on the task of the Phoenix to stop the destruction. D'spayre has set forth the destruction of the reality against the Phoenix. When all is said and done the reality is turned to it's true form (comic reality). - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: This is the last issue of this series. No more comics were made in the US based on the Fox X-Men cartoon series even though the series still ran on television for another seven months. This comic is not based on an actual episode, but is based upon the reality of the Fox Cartoon. Title Logic: "Better to light one small candle than to curse the darkness." is a Chinese Proverb.
Variant Information: A: $1.99 Variant. Covers are the same, other then the absence of the 99 cent logo in the corner.

Marvel Adventures, Volume 2 #3 - Hexed
Importance Rating: 5.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Ben Herrera Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: June 1997 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Starring the X-Men. As the X-Men train in the danger room, Magneto attacks and steals weapons he needs to destroy the humans. He rigs the bombs with a virus that will kill all the humans, but save mutants. The X-men are called to stop him. During the fight the Scarlet With intraps Magneto and Toad and sends them away. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: This comic is not based on an actual episode of a cartoon.
Variant Information: No Variant

Marvel Adventures, Volume 2 #5 - A Little Knowledge
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andy Kuhn Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: August 1997 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: The X-Men and Spider-Man team up to take on an alien attack. Written for children, but not based on an actual cartoon. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: None.
Variant Information: None.

Marvel Adventures, Volume 2 #8 - All That Divides Us
Importance Rating: 4.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andy Kuhn Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: November 1997 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Featuring the X-Men. The X-Men practice in the Danger Room as Storm and the Professor talk about the Morlocks. Below in the Morlock tunnels Molto and the Lava Men joins the Morlocks after a battle amongst themself. The agree to join and appeal to the humans to allow there return to the surface. Elsewhere, the Professor gives a speech about mutants and humans. Below in the tunnels, Plague infects Molto with sickness in attempts to break the Morlock and Lava Men's truce. The speech above is interrupted by Molto gone crazy with sickness. The Beast comes up with a quick cure and stops Molto from doing anymore damage. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: This comic is not based on an actual episode of a cartoon.
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Marvel Adventures, Volume 2 #15 - Wolf in the Fold
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Andy Kuhn Writer(s): Ralph Macchio Release Date: June 1998 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: The X-Men rush from the backyard of the Xavier Mansion after hearing loud noises from the upstairs of their home. They find strange people carrying away the Professor. They cannot stop the strangers from boarding an airship and escaping with Xavier. Later when Xavier wakes he finds himself captured by the Man Beast. The Man Beast and his New Men are using the Professor's powers to control all of humanity country by country so they can rule the Earth completely. The X-Men track Xavier and attack his kidnappers. In the fight a man appears and says that he is the creator of these Beasts and promises to turn them back to the animals they were and stop all experiments in the future. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: This comic is not based on an actual episode of a cartoon. Title Logic: "Wolf in the Fold" is a second-season episode of Star Trek: The Original Series. It was broadcast on December 22, 1967.
Variant Information: No Variant

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