mutation (biology)

Presents Rhiannon Lassiter's "Hex," "Shadows," and "Ghosts," in which Raven, a Hex, a rare genetic hybrid of technology and humanity, and her brother Wraith search for their lost sister and strive to defeat a secret government agency.

Special investigator of human and mutant affairs Ismael Ortega teams up with Lucas Bishop to stop terorists from the Human Resistance Movement who are plotting to kill hundreds by sabotaging a glamorous movie premiere.

Describes the early years of Wolverine, who later became a member of the X-Men.

The X-Men must decide if the life of Jean Grey, who has become terrifyingly powerful and terribly corrupted, is worth risking the entire universe.

Just as Daniel is adjusting to sharing his room with Iggy, his little brother, a strange boy with a big interest in bugs moves into their neighborhood, providing Daniel with a new friend but Iggy with some mutated DNA.

When monsters threaten to take over the world, it is up to nanite-powered hero Rex to protect the planet.

Reproduces the first ten issues of "The X-Men" comics, originally published from 1963 to 1965, chronicling the early adventures of the heroic mutants.

Scientists Kaye Lang and Mitch Rafelson, parents of Stella, a genetically-enhanced child born as a result of mutations in the human genome caused by the SHEVA virus, lose the struggle to keep their daughter safe from a repressive government that wants to control the virus children by isolating them from the general population.

Collects no. 1-12 from the comic series "Ultimate X-Men," in which Charles Xavier and his mutant teenagers try to stop mutants and humans from killing each other as genetic war threatens, and the X-men turn to Wolverine to save them from the mysterious Weapon X program.

Describes how Charles Xavier discovered as a boy that he was a mutant and, vowing to work for a world where mutants and humans could live together in peace and understanding, sought out mutants, educated them, and formed the X-Men.