True Believers: X-Men - Saturnyne #1

In a twist of fate and fur, Captain Britain finds himself in an unexpected tête-à-tête with Algernon, a surprisingly articulate giant rodent, as the weight of his mission presses in. Jackdaw returns from his quest to Merlyn with no answers, while Opal Luna Saturnyne—calm, calculating, and newly arrived—senses a disruption in her designs. When her Avant Guard intervenes, a mysterious ray reduces Captain Britain to a monkey, leaving his next move—and the full scope of Saturnyne’s plan—shrouded in uncertainty.

In "Re-Birth," Captain Britain, reduced to a monkey, watches helplessly as the Avant Guard abandons him to return Jackdaw to Opal Luna Saturnyne. She reveals this reality is the most primitive of all alternate Earths—until she prepares to use a mysterious liquid to reshape it. When Captain Britain touches the substance in the junkyard pipe, he regains his human form, only to be confronted by Saturnyne moments before the Status Crew, dispatched by the British home secretary, launch an attack.

In "Against the Realm," Captain Britain faces off against the Status Crew, England’s elite enforcers, in a high-stakes clash that tests his focus and resolve. With Opal Luna Saturnyne at his side, he must outthink a foe that weaponizes distraction—until Jackdaw’s unexpected sacrifice changes everything.

In "Faces of Britain," Captain Britain and Opal Luna Saturnyne confront the Status Crew in a high-stakes clash that forces them to reckon with the cost of their methods. As the battle reaches its peak, a shocking revelation about the true nature of their fight begins to unfold, challenging everything they thought they knew about power and purpose. With the city hanging in the balance, Captain Britain takes a quiet moment to lift a young girl into the sky—offering not just flight, but a glimpse of something greater.