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* ''"X-Men Green"'' (#5-12), written by Gerry Duggan and illustrated by Emilio Laiso, with color by Rachelle Rosenberg. Nature Girl, whose powers link her to the planet, breaks Krakoan laws to strike back against humans causing ecological catastrophes. The leaders of Krakoa - and Wolverine - try to stop her.
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* ''"X-Men Green"'' book one (#5-12), written by Gerry Duggan and illustrated by Emilio Laiso, with color by Rachelle Rosenberg. Nature Girl, whose powers link her to the planet, breaks Krakoan laws to strike back against humans causing ecological catastrophes. The leaders of Krakoa - and Wolverine - try to stop her.
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* ''"X-Men Green"'' Book two (#29-33), written by Karla Pacheco and Steve Orlando, illustrated by Emilio Laiso with color art by Rachelle Rosenberg. Following on from the initial ''"X-Men Green"'' arc, Nature Girl and her team have burned their bridges with the leaders of Krakoa. And they've also drawn the attention of some of Marvel's other superheroes.
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* ''"X-Men Green"'' Book book two (#29-33), written by Karla Pacheco and Steve Orlando, illustrated by Emilio Laiso with color art by Rachelle Rosenberg. Following on from the initial ''"X-Men Green"'' arc, Nature Girl and her team have burned their bridges with the leaders of Krakoa. And they've also drawn the attention of some of Marvel's other superheroes.
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* ''"X-Men Green"'' Book four (#68-)
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* ''"X-Men Green"'' Book book four (#68-)
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* ''"X-Men Green"'' Book Two (#29-33), written by Karla Pacheco and Steve Orlando, illustrated by Emilio Laiso with color art by Rachelle Rosenberg. Following on from the initial ''"X-Men Green"'' arc, Nature Girl and her team have burned their bridges with the leaders of Krakoa. And they've also drawn the attention of some of Marvel's other superheroes.
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* ''"X-Men Green"'' Book Two two (#29-33), written by Karla Pacheco and Steve Orlando, illustrated by Emilio Laiso with color art by Rachelle Rosenberg. Following on from the initial ''"X-Men Green"'' arc, Nature Girl and her team have burned their bridges with the leaders of Krakoa. And they've also drawn the attention of some of Marvel's other superheroes.
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* ''"X-Men Green"'' Book Three (#68-ongoing)
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* ''"X-Men Green"'' Book Three (#68-ongoing)four (#68-)
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* ''"X-Men Green"'' book two (29-33), written by Karla Pacheco and Steve Orlando, illustrated by Emilio Laiso with color art by Rachelle Rosenberg. Following on from the initial ''"X-Men Green"'' arc, Nature Girl and her team have burned their bridges with the leaders of Krakoa. And they've also drawn the attention of some of Marvel's other superheroes.
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* ''"X-Men Green"'' book two (29-33), Book Two (#29-33), written by Karla Pacheco and Steve Orlando, illustrated by Emilio Laiso with color art by Rachelle Rosenberg. Following on from the initial ''"X-Men Green"'' arc, Nature Girl and her team have burned their bridges with the leaders of Krakoa. And they've also drawn the attention of some of Marvel's other superheroes.
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[[folder: Secret X-Men]]
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* ArmorPiercingQuestion: Logan asks Charles if the thing that he's really afraid of is the possibility that his dream has moved on without him. Afterwards, when he's alone, Charles acknowledges that Logan's right.
* CallBack: Nightmare returns and is initially looking for payback for what Jean did to him in ''ComicBook/XMen2021''.
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* ''World Without X'' (#62-)
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* ''World Without X'' (#62-)(#62-67)
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* ''Secret X-Men'' (#50-), written by Steve Foxe and illustrated by Alan Robinson, with color art by Carlos Lopez.
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* ''Secret X-Men'' (#50-), (#50-55), written by Steve Foxe and illustrated by Alan Robinson, with color art by Carlos Lopez. Lopez.
* ''X-Friends'' (#56-58)
* ''The Fall of the House of X'' (#59)
* ''In the Dark'' (#60-61)
* ''World Without X'' (#62-)
* ''X-Friends'' (#56-58)
* ''The Fall of the House of X'' (#59)
* ''In the Dark'' (#60-61)
* ''World Without X'' (#62-)
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* ArtificialZombie: [[spoiler: In HalloweenEpisode ''The Fall of the House of X'', Krakoa retrieves Lucy Ellerby's corpse from the shipwreck and animates it with roots and tendrils]].
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* DishingOutDirt: Silas Ellerby, protagonist of the historical HalloweenEpisode, ''The Fall of the House of X'', has geokinetic powers. He can reshape earth, stone and sand, as well as wood and trees, moving them telekinetically.
* DownerEnding: [[spoiler: The historical HalloweenEpisode, ''The Fall of the House of X'', ends badly for everyone. Lucy Ellerby and her unborn child die in the shipwreck, and her mutant husband Silas, starving and unhinged, is driven to his death by her animated corpse. Even Krakoa itself suffers through most of the story, as Silas's DishingOutDirt powers torture the living island while leaving it unable to directly retaliate]].
* HalloweenEpisode: Issue #59, ''The Fall of the House of X'' is presented as a story told around the campfire at Halloween, in which a 19th century mutant is shipwrecked on Krakoa.
* DownerEnding: [[spoiler: The historical HalloweenEpisode, ''The Fall of the House of X'', ends badly for everyone. Lucy Ellerby and her unborn child die in the shipwreck, and her mutant husband Silas, starving and unhinged, is driven to his death by her animated corpse. Even Krakoa itself suffers through most of the story, as Silas's DishingOutDirt powers torture the living island while leaving it unable to directly retaliate]].
* HalloweenEpisode: Issue #59, ''The Fall of the House of X'' is presented as a story told around the campfire at Halloween, in which a 19th century mutant is shipwrecked on Krakoa.
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* PowerIncontinence: [[spoiler:Hydra's chemicals leave Gorgon's power out of control. Everything he sees, from plants to beer bottles, ends up TakenForGranite.
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* PowerIncontinence: [[spoiler:Hydra's chemicals leave Gorgon's power out of control. Everything he sees, from plants to beer bottles, ends up TakenForGranite.TakenForGranite]].
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* PowerIncontinence: [[spoiler:Hydra's chemicals leave Gorgon's power out of control. Everything he sees, from plants to beer bottles, ends up TakenForGranite.
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* PowerIncontinence: [[spoiler:Hydra's chemicals leave Gorgon's power out of control. Everything he sees, from plants to beer bottles, ends up TakenForGranite.
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There have also been a few single issue stories serving as a break between arcs - and one story (''"Downtime"'') serialised between longer arcs, with three chapters spread across 14 issues.
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There have also been a few single issue stories serving as a break between arcs - and one story (''"Downtime"'') serialised revisited between longer arcs, with three chapters spread across 14 issues.
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As an Infinity Comic, the series was initially only available via the Marvel Unlimited app. However, the opening ''Latitude'' arc has since been converted into a comic book format and republished, and Marvel has announced that the first ''X-Men Green'' arc will also be reprinted the same way in 2022.
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As an Infinity Comic, the series was initially only available via the Marvel Unlimited app. However, the opening ''Latitude'' arc has since been converted into a comic book format and republished, and Marvel as has announced that the first ''X-Men Green'' arc will also be reprinted the same way in 2022.
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* ''Cypher in the Cryptolect'' (#42-43), by Alex Paknadel and Damian Couceiro, with color by Felipe Sobreiro.
* ''"X-Men Green"'' book three (44-49), written by Steve Orlando, illustrated by Emilio Laiso with color art by Rachelle Rosenberg.
* ''"X-Men Green"'' book three (44-49), written by Steve Orlando, illustrated by Emilio Laiso with color art by Rachelle Rosenberg.
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* ''Cypher in the Cryptolect'' (#42-43), by Alex Paknadel and Damian Couceiro, with color by Felipe Sobreiro. \n A living language is burning its way across Krakoa, and Cypher seems uniquely suited to stopping it.
* ''"X-Men Green"'' book three(44-49), (#44-49), written by Steve Orlando, illustrated by Emilio Laiso with color art by Rachelle Rosenberg.Rosenberg.
* ''Secret X-Men'' (#50-), written by Steve Foxe and illustrated by Alan Robinson, with color art by Carlos Lopez.
* ''"X-Men Green"'' book three
* ''Secret X-Men'' (#50-), written by Steve Foxe and illustrated by Alan Robinson, with color art by Carlos Lopez.
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* ''"X-Men Green"'' book three (44-), written by Steve Orlando, illustrated by Emilio Laiso with color art by Rachelle Rosenberg.
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* ''"X-Men Green"'' book three (44-), (44-49), written by Steve Orlando, illustrated by Emilio Laiso with color art by Rachelle Rosenberg.
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* ItsAllMyFault: [[spoiler:In the third arc, Curse claims everything that's happened is her fault because she tried to use her powers to make Nature Girl her friend. She then tries to use her power to put everything right again... and, due to the backlash when she uses her powers for 'good', it seems that RedemptionEqualsDeath]].
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* FunetikAksent: Sauron's dialogue is written this way after [[spoiler:he loses the tip of his tongue]].
-->'''Sauron:''' ''[struggling to speak]'' A speesheez thad so bagdly neebs eggstinchonn...
-->'''Sauron:''' ''[struggling to speak]'' A speesheez thad so bagdly neebs eggstinchonn...
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* TongueTrauma: [[spoiler:When the team splits and Nature Girl attacks Sauron, she tears off the end of his long tongue]]. He can still talk, but his dialogue slips into a distorted FunetikAksent.
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* PossessionBurnout: Etienne's hosts start to burn up if they don't speak and transit him onwards. If they hold back the speech long enough, this can become full SpontaneousHumanCombustion.
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* PossessionBurnout: Etienne's hosts start to burn up if they don't speak and transit transmit him onwards. If they hold back the speech long enough, this can become full SpontaneousHumanCombustion.
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* ''"Latitude"'' (#1-4), written by Creator/JonathanHickman and illustrated by Declan Shalvey. Franchise/{{Wolverine}} leads a team trying to save mutants who've been kidnapped by A.I.M..
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* ''"Latitude"'' (#1-4), written by Creator/JonathanHickman and illustrated by Declan Shalvey. Franchise/{{Wolverine}} ComicBook/{{Wolverine}} leads a team trying to save mutants who've been kidnapped by A.I.M..
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* CategoryTraitor: Sauron hates birds as inferior, quitter dinosaurs.
* DarkAndTroubledPast: Curse alludes to past problems with her powers, expressing an uncharacteristic degree of guilt or shame, but refuses to elaborate any details.
* GaiasVengeance: Nature Girl positions herself as the agent of Earth's retribution for man's pollution. In Africa, she communes with the collective rage of the animal kingdom and inherits their vengeful feelings towards humanity.
* GaiasVengeance: Nature Girl positions herself as the agent of Earth's retribution for man's pollution. In Africa, she communes with the collective rage of the animal kingdom and inherits their vengeful feelings towards humanity.
* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: A number of issues end with a last page reveal of the person to be confronted next issue, all titled to the effect of "Oh [[SymbolSwearing $#!+]] it's [insert name here]".
* JustFollowingOrders: A lot of people Nature Girl kills defend themselves as just being people trying to support themselves and their families.
* MetaphoricallyTrue: When confronted by the Quiet Council on Nature Girl's release, Doug omits that Krakoa covertly released her on its own behalf and instead says the Earth did due to her growing connection to it and desire to preserve it.
* JustFollowingOrders: A lot of people Nature Girl kills defend themselves as just being people trying to support themselves and their families.
* MetaphoricallyTrue: When confronted by the Quiet Council on Nature Girl's release, Doug omits that Krakoa covertly released her on its own behalf and instead says the Earth did due to her growing connection to it and desire to preserve it.
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* PsychicBlockDefence: Cypher claims to use a variant in the third arc. His thoughts have migrated to a new language of his own invention. Telepaths may be able to access them, but it could take decades to translate them.
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* NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist: While Nature Girl believes she's taking drastic action to save the Earth, Sauron and Curse are along on the ride mostly for murder and mayhem.
* PsychicBlockDefence: Cypher claimsto use a variant in the third arc. His He's effectively encrypted his thoughts have migrated to by translating them into a new language of his own invention. Telepaths may While the information can be able to access them, but it could taken, it'll take decades to translate them.decrypt.
* SatanicArchetype: Nature Girl was cast into the bowels of the Earth from the paradise of Krakoa for vengefully taking a life in cold blood to punish a sin. Released onto the world, she sets out to punish all transgressors, eventually mutating into a horned, cloven-hooved appearance and seeking the total destruction of man through seizing control of armageddon.
* PsychicBlockDefence: Cypher claims
* SatanicArchetype: Nature Girl was cast into the bowels of the Earth from the paradise of Krakoa for vengefully taking a life in cold blood to punish a sin. Released onto the world, she sets out to punish all transgressors, eventually mutating into a horned, cloven-hooved appearance and seeking the total destruction of man through seizing control of armageddon.
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* SuperpowerMeltdown: The two Eanys are causing discomforting telepathic static, making the original one go on a feral rampage devouring everything in her path towards Krakoa. All this eating also increased her size to kaiju proportions, which will eventually destabilize and detonate her if not safely discharged soon.
* TemporaryBulkChange: Absorbing the energy built up in kaiju Eany makes Japheth bulk up so much he's tearing out of his clothes.
* TemporaryBulkChange: Absorbing the energy built up in kaiju Eany makes Japheth bulk up so much he's tearing out of his clothes.
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* PsychicBlockDefence: Cypher claims to use a variant in the third arc. His thoughts have migrated to a new language of his own invention. Telepaths may be able to access them, but it could take decades to translate them.
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* ContinuityNod: In the third arc, Birdy, who's working with the Marauders, mentions that she hasn't seen such savagery since Sabretooth. Prior to her death and resurrection, she was Sabretooth's partner, using her powers to calm him and clear his mind.
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** In the third arc, Birdy, who's working with the Marauders, mentions that she hasn't seen such savagery since Sabretooth. Prior to her death and resurrection, she was Sabretooth's partner, using her powers to calm him and clear hismind.mind.
** Kate and Alchemist mention hunting serial killers together in England, years ago. It happened in the ''Pryde and Wisdom'' series, released in 1996.
** In the third arc, Birdy, who's working with the Marauders, mentions that she hasn't seen such savagery since Sabretooth. Prior to her death and resurrection, she was Sabretooth's partner, using her powers to calm him and clear his
** Kate and Alchemist mention hunting serial killers together in England, years ago. It happened in the ''Pryde and Wisdom'' series, released in 1996.
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** TheBusCameBack:
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* TheBusCameBack: Alchemist returns for the first time since the 1990s ''Pryde & Wisdom'' series.
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** Alchemist returns for the first time since the 1990s ''Pryde & Wisdom''
** The Armageddon Man returns for the first time since his 1988 ''X-Force'' appearance.
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* AllThereInTheManual: The webcomic itself never provides titles for the two arcs. They're only listed on the website, in the app, and in the comic book reprints.
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* AllThereInTheManual: TitlePlease: The webcomic itself never provides titles for the two arcs. They're only listed on the website, in the app, and in the comic book reprints.
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* ThisLooksLikeAJobForAquaman: Justified. When you've got a BrownNoteBeing in the form of a living language [[PossessionBurnout burning his way across Krakoa]], the ideal person to understand and contain the threat is superhuman {{Omniglot}} Cypher.
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: Nature Girl wants to save the Earth's environment, but some of her victims aren't exactly villains. The first man she kills runs a corner shop - his crime was to provide a customer with a branded plastic bag that later killed a turtle.
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: Nature Girl wants to save the Earth's environment, but some of her victims aren't exactly villains. The first man she kills runs a corner shop - his crime was to provide a customer with a branded plastic bag that later killed a turtle. By the third arc, her team are routinely killing humans and most definitely in this territory.
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* {{Patricide}}: Etienne initially infected his father, who died from PossessionBurnout while trying to contain him.
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* SpontaneousHumanCombustion: Anyone who hosts Etienne and doesn’t transmit him to a new host quickly enough [[PossessiomBurnout starts to burn up]] this way.
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* SpontaneousHumanCombustion: Anyone who hosts Etienne and doesn’t transmit him to a new host quickly enough [[PossessiomBurnout [[PossessionBurnout starts to burn up]] this way.
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* SpontaneousHumanCombustion: Anyone who hosts Etienne and doesn’t transmit him to a new host quickly enough starts to burn up this way.
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* PossessionBurnout: Etienne's hosts start to burn up if they don't speak and transit him onwards. If they hold back the speech long enough, this can become full SpontaneousHumanCombustion.
* SpontaneousHumanCombustion: Anyone who hosts Etienne and doesn’t transmit him to a new host quickly enough [[PossessiomBurnout starts to burnup up]] this way.
* SpontaneousHumanCombustion: Anyone who hosts Etienne and doesn’t transmit him to a new host quickly enough [[PossessiomBurnout starts to burn
