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The miniseries follows up on the stories set up in ''ComicBook/XMenDeadlyGenesis'' where it was revealed that ComicBook/ProfessorX recruited a team of five ComicBook/XMen to rescue his original students from the sentient island Krakoa. All but two of these recruits, Gabriel [[ComicBook/{{Vulcan}} Gabriel]] and Armando Muñoz (Darwin), perished and Xavier erased memories of them from the other X-Men's minds. Gabriel returned with the intent of exacting revenge upon Xavier but was stopped. Travelling into outer space, Gabriel leads a bloody coup upon the Shi'ar Empire which sees him kill several people including D'Ken, the eldest sibling of the Shi'ar royal family and Christopher Summers, Gabriel's own father. This put Gabriel into conflict with Lilandra and her allies including Alex Summers, who seeks to avenge his father's death.
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->You will show them greatness that D'Ken never possessed, you will show them strength that Lilandra never had. And they will love you for it.
-->-- Deathbird to [[TheCaligula Vulcan]]
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''Emperor Vulcan'' is a five-part miniseries by Christopher Yost.
The story focuses on the conflict between Vulcan a.k.a Gabriel Summers, the new ruler of the Shi'ar Empire (and former Shi'ar slave) and the rebellion against him which includes Lilandra, the former empress of the Shi'ar and the Starjammers led by Havok a.k.a Alex Summers, Vulcan's older brother.
The miniseries follows up on the stories set up in ''Deadly Genesis'' where it was revealed that ComicBook/ProfessorX recruited a team of five ComicBook/XMen to rescue his original students from the sentient island Krakoa. All but two of these recruits, Gabriel and Armando Muñoz (Darwin), perished and Xavier erased memories of them from the other X-Men's minds. Gabriel returned with the intent of exacting revenge upon Xavier but was stopped. Travelling into outer space, Gabriel leads a bloody coup upon the Shi'ar Empire which sees him kill several people including D'Ken, the eldest sibling of the Shi'ar royal family and Christopher Summers, Gabriel's own father. This put Gabriel into conflict with Lilandra and her allies including Alex Summers, who seeks to avenge his father's death.
The miniseries lasted from November 2007 to March 2008. The events of the series were continued in ''X-Men: Kingbreaker''.
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!!Emperor Vulcan contains examples of:
* BlatantLies: Nightside says that she wants the human mutants to die in fire. Oracle, who is communication with Rachel, says that Nightside wants no harm to come to them as they are their new allies.
* CainAndAbel:
** Gabriel is the Cain to Alex's Abel. The former killed their father and is the main villain of the series. The Eldest expresses shock at the idea of two brothers fighting.
** This also applies to Lilandra and her sister Deathbird. The former was a benevolent ruler while the latter sides with Vulcan and even marries him.
* EnemyMine: Gabriel's forces and the Starjammers set aside their conflict in order to stop the Scy'ar Tal whose quest for the M'Kraan crystal could result in millions of lives being wiped out.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: Vulcan might be a murderous lunatic but even he isn't willing to risk wiping out the entire universe just to get what he wants.
* InsectoidAliens: The Scy'ar Tal [[spoiler: formerly known as the M'Kraan]].
* KingIncognito: The first issue has Gabriel inconspicuously walking among the Shi'ar people to learn what they think of him.
* StarPower: [[spoiler: Vulcan knocks Havok out of a space station. Instead of dying, Havok absorbs power from a star and defeats Vulcan.]]
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-->-- Deathbird to [[TheCaligula Vulcan]]
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''Emperor Vulcan'' is a five-part miniseries by Christopher Yost.
The story focuses on the conflict between Vulcan a.k.a Gabriel Summers, the new ruler of the Shi'ar Empire (and former Shi'ar slave) and the rebellion against him which includes Lilandra, the former empress of the Shi'ar and the Starjammers led by Havok a.k.a Alex Summers, Vulcan's older brother.
The miniseries follows up on the stories set up in ''Deadly Genesis'' where it was revealed that ComicBook/ProfessorX recruited a team of five ComicBook/XMen to rescue his original students from the sentient island Krakoa. All but two of these recruits, Gabriel and Armando Muñoz (Darwin), perished and Xavier erased memories of them from the other X-Men's minds. Gabriel returned with the intent of exacting revenge upon Xavier but was stopped. Travelling into outer space, Gabriel leads a bloody coup upon the Shi'ar Empire which sees him kill several people including D'Ken, the eldest sibling of the Shi'ar royal family and Christopher Summers, Gabriel's own father. This put Gabriel into conflict with Lilandra and her allies including Alex Summers, who seeks to avenge his father's death.
The miniseries lasted from November 2007 to March 2008. The events of the series were continued in ''X-Men: Kingbreaker''.
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!!Emperor Vulcan contains examples of:
* BlatantLies: Nightside says that she wants the human mutants to die in fire. Oracle, who is communication with Rachel, says that Nightside wants no harm to come to them as they are their new allies.
* CainAndAbel:
** Gabriel is the Cain to Alex's Abel. The former killed their father and is the main villain of the series. The Eldest expresses shock at the idea of two brothers fighting.
** This also applies to Lilandra and her sister Deathbird. The former was a benevolent ruler while the latter sides with Vulcan and even marries him.
* EnemyMine: Gabriel's forces and the Starjammers set aside their conflict in order to stop the Scy'ar Tal whose quest for the M'Kraan crystal could result in millions of lives being wiped out.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: Vulcan might be a murderous lunatic but even he isn't willing to risk wiping out the entire universe just to get what he wants.
* InsectoidAliens: The Scy'ar Tal [[spoiler: formerly known as the M'Kraan]].
* KingIncognito: The first issue has Gabriel inconspicuously walking among the Shi'ar people to learn what they think of him.
* StarPower: [[spoiler: Vulcan knocks Havok out of a space station. Instead of dying, Havok absorbs power from a star and defeats Vulcan.]]
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