mutation (biology)

Following Nightcrawler's death, his father Azazel launches a takeover of Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory. Nightcrawler calls on his living friends to stop his demon father, but it will mean crossing dimensions into the afterlife, a journey the X-Men may not return from.

The Avengers and the X-Men fight each other when the Phoenix Force comes back and the two teams have different ideas about how to deal with it.

A collection of comics that pit members of the Avengers one-on-one against members of the X-Men, including the Thing vs. Namor, Iron Man vs. Magneto, Black Panther vs. Storm, Gambit vs. Captain America, and more. Includes an A-Babies vs. the X-Babies tie-in.

Tells the story of the early life of Ororo Munroe before she became known as the X-Man Storm, following her life as an orphan thief on the streets of Cairo and her fight with Ozymandias to retrieve his opal.

Focuses on the early stories of Charles Xavier, Magneto, Storm, and Wolverine, and the creation of the Xavier Institute and the X-Men.

Contains six stories in graphic format featuring the X-Men.

Introduces the mutants who became the X-Men and describes their superpowers.

Middle school is off to a depressing start for Marvin Watson, his new baby brother is proving to be a disappointment, and now his town is being threatened by a horde of mutant bugs, including a hungry spider that quotes Shakespeare--and if that is not enough there are three sarcastic man-sized moths living in the attic.

"Most iguanas in the Gal?pagos Islands live and eat on land, but one species does something no other iguana does anywhere else in the world--it launches itself into the sea and dives underwater to feed. Descended from a common ancestor and living within sight of one another, [the author offers a theory on] how . . . land and marine iguanas developed such different appearances and lifestyles"--Provided by publisher.

"The Xavier Institute for mutant education and outreach prepares to foster the next generation of heroes and diplomats. Jubilee is asked to become mentor to a special group of these students"--OCLC.