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New X-Men #42
Mutants are now an endangered species, and the New X-Men realize that they may well be the LAST X-Men! After the events of "Quest for Magik," several of the kids have been changed forever, and the Astonishing X-Men are finally taking some time to get to know their students. But after everything the team has been through? who even wants to be an X-Man? New powers, new relationships, new team members, all on the road to the X-event of the decade! Tired of dead ends with current mutants, Beast turns to the family that has sired the most mutants on Earth—the Guthries. The family that produced two X-MEN and may hold the key to save the mutant race.
Characters: Aero, Anole, Beast, Celeste Cuckoo, Colossus, Cyclops, Dark Beast, Dust (Qadir), Elixir, Elizabeth Guthrie, Emma Frost, Gentle, Hellion, Indra, Jeb Guthrie, Joelle Guthrie, Kitty Pryde, Lewis Guthrie, Loa, Lucinda Guthrie, Matthew Risman, Mercury (Marvel), Mindee Cuckoo, Phoebe Cuckoo, Pixie, Prodigy, Rockslide, Surge, Trance, Wolf Cub, Wolverine, X-23
Creative roster
Andrew Hennessy (Inker)
Axel Alonso (Editor)
Brad Johansen (Production)
Christopher Yost (Script, Story)
Craig Kyle (Story)
Dan Buckley (Publisher)
Daniel Ketchum (Assistant Editor)
Dave Sharpe (Letterer)
Jean-Francois Beaulieu (Colorist)
Joe Caramagna (Letterer)
Joe Quesada (Editor In Chief)
Mike Carey (Writer)
Mike Perkins (Penciller)
Nick Lowe (Editor)
Raúl Treviño (Colorist)
Skottie Young (Colorist, Cover, Inker, Penciller)
Will Panzo (Assistant Editor)
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