Before we head over to the main event let's check out Scott and that Jean Grey lookalike, Madelyne. Scott seems to be falling for her and does the honorable thing: he tells her about Jean. They come to a decision:
Back at the Morlock tunnels Callisto shows us how demented she really is.
No need for shots of the honeymoon. Thanks.
When Storm starts getting roughed up, the X-Men go for round two.
Perfect match: Colossus vs Sunder.
When Nightcrawler teleports anybody it strains him but the strain to the transportee is even greater. Callisto gets treated to multiple teleportation rides.
She's nearly unconscious after Kurt has his way with her (that didn't sound right). The X-Men almost have this thing wrapped up where it not for that bitch Plague.
We get a capsule introduction of the Morlocks.
The mutant referred to above is Caliban.
We switch scenes - temporarily - to one heck of a baffling panel.
I have so many questions I'm not even asking any.
Oh, I've been had. Mystique was just having a dream. Damn. Mystique lives with both Rogue and Destiny. After her little nightmare episode it is found out that Rogue has run away.
Back to the tunnels. The Morlocks style themselves as Outcasts, in the tragic Masque we got to see what that means up close.
Caliban's arrival with a near-death Kitty show that the X-Men can free themselves at will. But this time not to fight but to see what they can do about Kitty.
JIt is from Caliban that some kind of solution comes.
Nighcrawler issues the challenge but he is overruled by X-Men leader Storm. It is a worrying thing for the X-Men because Storm is sick from Plague's touch.
It is a no powers kind of fight, at least on the X-Men side.
Callisto's sneering overconfidence . . .
. . . will cost her a lot.
[knife]
I love it when arrogant people get what's theirs. I think Ororo just found, in these moments, that missing something that will allow her to lead the X-Men more effectively.
Back to Scott and Madelyne, it's time for Scott to tell her about yet another secret.
