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Cover: John Romita Jr. & Dan Green

X-Men: Fatal Attractions #[nn]

Sep 2016 · Marvel · 39.99 USD; 52.00 CAD
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In "…For the Children!", the X-Men launch a desperate assault on Avalon, pushing their limits in a battle that tests loyalty and power. With Magneto draining adamantium from Wolverine and Professor X severing his mind, the team faces a turning point that leaves Colossus behind to tend to a fallen enemy. Written by Fabian Nicieza and brought to life by Andy Kubert’s dynamic art, with inks by Matt Ryan, colors by Joe Rosas, and letters by Bill Oakley, this issue delivers high-stakes action and emotional weight. The cover by John Romita Jr. and Dan Green captures the intensity of the moment.

Contains 13 stories
...For the Children!
22 pp · Superhero
Teddy Matson (last name revealed in the next issue)Dwayne
Nightlines
22 pp · Superhero
Elton CayerTeddy Matson
Legacies
48 pp · Superhero
Epilog
8 pp · Superhero
Going Through the Motions
23 pp · Superhero
The Man Who Wasn't There
37 pp · Superhero
Leslie Murray (death)Dr. JohnsonSentinels (villains)
Fatal Attractions: Back to Front
40 pp · Superhero
...For What I Have Done
51 pp · Superhero

In the wake of Illyana’s passing, the X-Men gather to mourn, their grief a quiet counterpoint to the shifting tides of power. Magneto arrives with Avalon, offering the X-Folk a new path—one that promises a future shaped by his vision. When Colossus answers with a resolute "Yes," the team stands at a crossroads, the weight of choice hanging heavy in the air.

Point Blank
56 pp · Superhero
Ted KoppelUte Eiskalt (death)Adrian Eiskalt (introduction)Dr. Heisenberg
Fatal Attractions: Dreams Fade
38 pp · Superhero

In "Fatal Attractions: Dreams Fade," the X-Men launch a desperate mission to reclaim Avalon, where the stakes are raised when Magneto extracts adamantium from Wolverine’s body and Professor X disables Magneto’s mind in a bid to end the conflict. As the team returns to Earth, Colossus remains behind to tend to the fallen enemy, leaving the aftermath of battle and sacrifice unresolved.

Nightmares Persist
38 pp · Superhero
Weapon X soldiers (cameo flashback)

In "Nightmares Persist," Wolverine grapples with the aftermath of losing his adamantium skeleton, forcing him to confront painful memories and a fractured sense of self. Now wielding bone claws in place of his former metal ones, he struggles to find his place after leaving the X-Men, haunted by echoes of his past—both in the present and in fleeting, violent flashbacks to Weapon X.

Crossing Swords
39 pp · Superhero
Peers
22 pp · Superhero

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Cast · 40 characters

Full credits

inker Matt Ryan
colorist Joe Rosas
letterer Bill Oakley
cover pencils John Romita Jr.
cover inks Dan Green

Reprints

↩ Reprints The Uncanny X-Men #298 (1993), The Uncanny X-Men #299 (1993), The Uncanny X-Men #300 (1993), X-Factor #92 (1993), Marvel Age #127 (1993), The Uncanny X-Men #303 (1993), X-Force #25 (1993), The Uncanny X-Men #303 (1993), Magneto: The Twisting of a Soul #0 (1993), The Uncanny X-Men #304 (1993), X-Men Unlimited #2 (1993), Magneto: The Twisting of a Soul #0 (1993), X-Men #25 (1993), X-Men #25 (1993), X-Men #25 (1993), Excalibur #71 (1993), Wolverine #75 (1993), The Uncanny X-Men #315 (1994), X-Men: Fatal Attractions #[nn] (1994), Marvel Collectible Classics: X-Men #4 (1998), X-Men: Fatal Attractions #[nn] (2012)

Reprinted in X-Men Milestones: Fatal Attractions #[nn] (2019), X-Men: Fatal Attractions Omnibus #[nn] (2024), X-Men: Fatal Attractions Omnibus #[nn] (2024)

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