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This is my brief rendition of all that makes up the X-Man chronology. Below you can find a write-up of each issue as they appear in order. Also, you can grab a copy of the cover do download and look at at your leisure.
Also, if you notice something is wrong with one of my descriptions, please warn me about it. Thanks to a couple of people, I have fixed some major holes in the stories. To these, I say "Thanks!".
[ Issues #16 - #20 | Issues #21 - #25 [ Issues #25 - #29 ] | ||
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X-man #25
Madelyne Pryor's return, it begins with her meeting Threnody in a graveyard, they get into about Nate, and Maddie gets a little angry pulling off thren's psi buffers leaveing thren crippled and thought dead, she then flee's to Alaska where nate after picking up her presence follows her, and helps her, they kiss for the first time only to be interupted by Jean Grey who is sent by Mother Askani to kill Nate, at first its Maddie and Nate vrs Jean but after seeing Maddie for who she really is Nate sides with Jean to Finish off what Nate himself created. |
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X-Man #26
Nate decides to start his life over once again and seeks out the help of Moira MacTaggart. Moira runs some tests on him, which reveal that his TK is not gone, but rather held back by his own subconsciousness. Nate leavs again, pondering his fate, as we see Havok and the Brotherhood setting their sights on him. |
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X-Man #27
Nate joins the Brotherhood in "liberating" Aroura from a Department H train, only to learn that the Brotherhood's true goal was the appropriation of something else on the train: toxic gas. Things between the Brotherhood and Nate boil to a head when Nate discovers that the one who engineered his joining of the team, and is responsible for his reaquisition of his telekinesis is none other than the Dark Beast. |
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X-Man #28
Upon realizing that the Brotherhood's goals are not as noble as they originally presented them as being, Nate insures that Aroura will be safe with them slaps the Dark Beast silly, and then releases the "Coldsnap" to prevent the Brotherhood from using it. |
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X-Man #29
Nate Grey is dead, but his psyche still lives. And by sheer force of will, he brings himself back to life, and restores his powers -- at least long enough to free himself from his underground tomb, after which, upon collapsing, he is found by three mysterious girls. Meanwhile, in the morgue... something stirs. |
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