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Above ground, the X-Men are in a bit of a schism - the original five X-Men (Cyclops, Marvel Girl, Iceman, Beast and Angel) had reunited and, at Angel's suggestion, decides to form X-Factor in an attempt to rescue mutants and rehabilitate them under the disguise as "mutant hunters". However, the other X-Men and the New Mutants had a new head master at the Xavier Institute as Magneto had decided to pull a HeelFaceTurn and join the X-Men in Xavier's stead. Untrusting of Magneto, X-Factor refused to contact the X-Men and let them known who they were.
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Above ground, the X-Men are in a bit of a schism - the original five X-Men (Cyclops, Marvel Girl, Iceman, Beast and Angel) had reunited and, at Angel's suggestion, decides to form X-Factor in an attempt to rescue mutants and rehabilitate them under the disguise as "mutant hunters". However, the other X-Men and the New Mutants had a new head master at the Xavier Institute as Magneto had decided to pull a HeelFaceTurn and join the X-Men in Xavier's stead. Untrusting of Magneto, X-Factor refused to contact the X-Men and let them known know who they were.
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The ''Mutant Massacre'' was unique and iconic for its storytelling technique. Despite the storyline being told through ''Uncanny X-Men'' #210-213, ''ComicBook/XFactor'' #9-11, ''ComicBook/TheMightyThor'' #373-374, ''ComicBook/PowerPack'' #27 and a "side story" of sorts in ''ComicBook/{{Daredevil}}'' #238, the story was not technically told in straight-line parts. The way a reader could read the story, they could pick up an issue of one title and get part of a story told to completion. However, the reader could also collect all of the parts and get the fuller story.
Beyond the iconic technique, this storyline featured a number of events and set into motion numerous plots. This would see the first mention of Mr. Sinister, whose actions would kickstart a number of events in the future, the first battle between Wolverine and Sabretooth, Psylocke joining the X-Men, the damaging of Angel's wings and the start of a plot in ''Thor'' which saw the God of Thunder rendered immortal yet frail.
Beyond the iconic technique, this storyline featured a number of events and set into motion numerous plots. This would see the first mention of Mr. Sinister, whose actions would kickstart a number of events in the future, the first battle between Wolverine and Sabretooth, Psylocke joining the X-Men, the damaging of Angel's wings and the start of a plot in ''Thor'' which saw the God of Thunder rendered immortal yet frail.
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The ''Mutant Massacre'' was unique and iconic for its storytelling technique. Despite the storyline being told through ''Uncanny X-Men'' #210-213, ''ComicBook/XFactor'' #9-11, ''ComicBook/TheMightyThor'' #373-374, ''ComicBook/PowerPack'' #27 and a "side story" of sorts in ''ComicBook/{{Daredevil}}'' #238, the story was not technically told in straight-line parts. The way a reader could read the story, they could pick up an issue of one title and get part of a story told to completion. However, the reader could also collect all of the parts and get the fuller story.
Beyond theiconic technique, this storyline featured a number of events and set into motion numerous plots. This would see the first mention of Mr. Sinister, whose actions would kickstart a number of events in the future, the first battle between Wolverine and Sabretooth, Psylocke joining the X-Men, the damaging of Angel's wings and the start of a plot in ''Thor'' which saw the God of Thunder rendered immortal yet frail.
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* TheChainsOfCommanding: After the X-Men are ravaged by the Marauders, Storm has a crisis of conscience due to everything to happen and promptly bolts from the mansion.
* CListFodder: Probably one of the earliest and iconic uses of this trope. While there are plenty of maiming to go around, it's the Morlocks who drop like flies.
* CListFodder: Probably one of the earliest and iconic uses of this trope. While there are plenty of maiming to go around, it's the Morlocks who drop like flies.
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* TheChainsOfCommanding: After the X-Men are ravaged by the Marauders, Storm has a crisis of conscience due to everything to happen and promptly bolts from the mansion.
* CListFodder: Probably one of the earliestand iconic uses of this trope. While there are there's plenty of maiming to go around, it's the Morlocks who drop like flies.
* CListFodder: Probably one of the earliest
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* LeftHanging: The fates of Karma's siblings will not be resolved until 1997!
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: While Thor had intended on giving the dead Morlocks a VikingFuneral, Hela revealing what was wrong with him pissed him off so much that he utterly cleaned the Tunnels of any trace of life. This has the unintentional effect of making the X-Men believe the New Mutants were dead after Magus captures them.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: While Thor had intended on giving the dead Morlocks a VikingFuneral, Hela revealing what was wrong with him pissed him off so much that he utterly cleaned the Tunnels of any trace of life. This has the unintentional effect of making the X-Men believe the New Mutants were dead after Magus captures them.
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* LeftHanging: The fates of Karma's siblings will not wouldn't be resolved until 1997!
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: While Thor had intended on giving the dead Morlocks a VikingFuneral, Hela revealing what was wrong with him pissed him off so much that he utterly cleaned the Tunnels of any trace of life. This has the unintentional effect of making the X-Men believe the New Mutants were dead after Magus captures them.1997!
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: While Thor had intended on giving the dead Morlocks a VikingFuneral, Hela revealing what was wrong with him pissed him off so much that he utterly cleaned the Tunnels of any trace of life. This has the unintentional effect of making the X-Men believe the New Mutants were dead after Magus captures them.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: While Thor had intended on giving the dead Morlocks a VikingFuneral, Hela revealing what was wrong with him pissed him off so much that he utterly cleaned the Tunnels of any trace of life. This has the unintentional effect of making the X-Men believe the New Mutants were dead after Magus captures them.
* PowerNullifier: The Marauder Scrambler has the ability to neutralize his victim's powers via physical contact.
* PresentAbsence: The ComicBook/UncannyXMen Prelude of the crossover has the team dealing with the disappearance of Rachel Summers.
* PresentAbsence: The ComicBook/UncannyXMen Prelude of the crossover has the team dealing with the disappearance of Rachel Summers.
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* PowerNullifier: The Marauder Scrambler has the ability- via contact- to neutralize his victim's powers.
* PresentAbsence: The ComicBook/UncannyXMen Prelude of the crossover has the team dealing with the disappearance of Rachel Summers.
* RebuffTheAmateur: The X-Men display this to Psylocke several times, feeling she is too inexperienced. Fortunately, surviving a fight with Sabretooth wins them over.
* ReportsOfMyDeathWereGreatlyExaggerated: The New Mutants are believed dead when Thor burned the sewers with lightning.
* PresentAbsence: The ComicBook/UncannyXMen Prelude of the crossover has the team dealing with the disappearance of Rachel Summers.
* RebuffTheAmateur: The X-Men display this to Psylocke several times, feeling she is too inexperienced. Fortunately, surviving a fight with Sabretooth wins them over.
* ReportsOfMyDeathWereGreatlyExaggerated: The New Mutants are believed dead when Thor burned the sewers with lightning.
* RebuffTheAmateur: The X-Men do this to Psylocke several times, feeling she is too inexperienced. Fortunately, surviving a fight with Sabretooth wins them over.
* ReportsOfMyDeathWereGreatlyExaggerated: The New Mutants are believed dead when Thor burned the sewers with lightning.
* ScrewThisImOutOfHere: In the issues of ''X-Factor'' just before the story kicks off, Freedom Force are brawling with the team when Destiny gets a vision, and tells Mystique they need to get out of there. ''Immediately.''
* ReportsOfMyDeathWereGreatlyExaggerated: The New Mutants are believed dead when Thor burned the sewers with lightning.
* ScrewThisImOutOfHere: In the issues of ''X-Factor'' just before the story kicks off, Freedom Force are brawling with the team when Destiny gets a vision, and tells Mystique they need to get out of there. ''Immediately.''
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* ThisCannotBe: Wolverine makes this reaction when he picks up the scent of the (to his knowledge) late Jean Grey in the tunnels.
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* ThisCannotBe: Wolverine makes has this reaction when he picks up the scent of the (to his knowledge) late Jean Grey in the tunnels.
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* TheWorfEffect: Just so that the Marauders aren't shown to be just sadistic murdering bullies, they take down Nightcrawler, Colossus, Shadowcat and Angel and give Thor and Wolverine a hard time.
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* TheWorfEffect: Just so that the Marauders aren't shown to be just sadistic murdering bullies, they take down Nightcrawler, Colossus, Shadowcat and Angel and give Thor and Wolverine a hard time.
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Below ground, something sinister was coming. The Morlocks, a sprawling society of mutants living underground, had long since lived peacefully since the day Storm fought Calisto for control of the mutant colony. However, a group of mutants known as the Marauders had learned of the Morlocks and now knew of their home. It was time for a cleansing. The horrible screams and vicious attacks would catch the attention of the X-Men and X-Factor in their own ways. Can even the aid of the God of Thunder Thor and the young super team the Power Pack save the Morlocks and the X-Men from extermination?
The ''Mutant Massacre'' was unique and iconic for its storytelling technique. Despite the storyline being told through ''Uncanny X-Men'' #210-213, ''ComicBook/XFactor'' #9-11, ''ComicBook/TheMightyThor'' #373-374, ''ComicBook/PowerPack'' #27 and an "side story" of sorts in ''ComicBook/{{Daredevil}}'' #238, the story was not technically told in straight-line parts. The way a reader could read the story, they could pick up an issue of one title and get part of a story told to completion. However, the reader could also collect all of the parts and get the fuller story.
Beyond the iconic technique, this storyline featured a number of events and set into motion numerous plots. This would see the first mentioning of Mr. Sinister, whose actions would kickstart a number of events in the future, the first battle between Wolverine and Sabretooth, the joining of Psylocke to the X-Men, the damaging of Angel's wings and the start of a plot in Thor which saw the God of Thunder rendered immortal yet frail.
The ''Mutant Massacre'' was unique and iconic for its storytelling technique. Despite the storyline being told through ''Uncanny X-Men'' #210-213, ''ComicBook/XFactor'' #9-11, ''ComicBook/TheMightyThor'' #373-374, ''ComicBook/PowerPack'' #27 and an "side story" of sorts in ''ComicBook/{{Daredevil}}'' #238, the story was not technically told in straight-line parts. The way a reader could read the story, they could pick up an issue of one title and get part of a story told to completion. However, the reader could also collect all of the parts and get the fuller story.
Beyond the iconic technique, this storyline featured a number of events and set into motion numerous plots. This would see the first mentioning of Mr. Sinister, whose actions would kickstart a number of events in the future, the first battle between Wolverine and Sabretooth, the joining of Psylocke to the X-Men, the damaging of Angel's wings and the start of a plot in Thor which saw the God of Thunder rendered immortal yet frail.
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Below ground, something sinister was coming. The Morlocks, a sprawling society of mutants living underground, had long since lived peacefully since the day Storm fought Calisto for control of the mutant colony. However, a group of mutants known as the Marauders had learned of the Morlocks and now knew of their home. It was time for a cleansing. The horrible screams and vicious attacks would catch the attention of the X-Men and X-Factor in their own ways. Can even the aid of the God of Thunder Thor and the young super team the Power Pack save the Morlocks and the X-Men from extermination?
The ''Mutant Massacre'' was unique and iconic for its storytelling technique. Despite the storyline being told through ''Uncanny X-Men'' #210-213, ''ComicBook/XFactor'' #9-11, ''ComicBook/TheMightyThor'' #373-374, ''ComicBook/PowerPack'' #27 andan a "side story" of sorts in ''ComicBook/{{Daredevil}}'' #238, the story was not technically told in straight-line parts. The way a reader could read the story, they could pick up an issue of one title and get part of a story told to completion. However, the reader could also collect all of the parts and get the fuller story.
Beyond the iconic technique, this storyline featured a number of events and set into motion numerous plots. This would see the firstmentioning mention of Mr. Sinister, whose actions would kickstart a number of events in the future, the first battle between Wolverine and Sabretooth, the joining of Psylocke to joining the X-Men, the damaging of Angel's wings and the start of a plot in Thor ''Thor'' which saw the God of Thunder rendered immortal yet frail.
The ''Mutant Massacre'' was unique and iconic for its storytelling technique. Despite the storyline being told through ''Uncanny X-Men'' #210-213, ''ComicBook/XFactor'' #9-11, ''ComicBook/TheMightyThor'' #373-374, ''ComicBook/PowerPack'' #27 and
Beyond the iconic technique, this storyline featured a number of events and set into motion numerous plots. This would see the first
