New Mutants Vol 1 4

New Mutants Vol 1 #4 Published June, 1983 Editor-in-Chief Jim Shooter Cover Artist Bob McLeod "Who's Scaring Stevie?" Writer Chris Claremont Penciler Sal Buscema Inker Bob McLeod Colourist Glynis Wein Letterer Tom Orzechowski Editor Louise Jones Previous Issue Next Issue New Mutants #3 New Mutants #5

Appearing in "Who's Scaring Stevie?"

Featured Characters:

• New Mutants
  • Karma (Shan Coy Manh)
  • Psyche (Dani Moonstar)
  • Cannonball (Sam Guthrie)
  • Wolfsbane (Rahne Sinclair)
  • Sunspot (Bobby da Costa)

Supporting Characters:

• Professor X (Charles Xavier)
• Stevie Hunter
• Empress Lilandra Neramani

Antagonists:

• Peter Bristow (Only appearance)^[1]

Other Characters:

• X-Men (Mentioned)
• The Brood (Mentioned)
• Leong Coy Manh (Mentioned)
• Nga Coy Manh (Mentioned)
• Father Bowen (Mentioned)
• Tim, Diana and unnamed Salem Center High School students
• Peter Bristow's parents (Vision)
• Unnamed policemen

Races and Species:

• Mutants
• Humans
• Shi'ar

Locations:

• New York
  • Westchester County
    • North Salem
      • Salem Center
        • Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters
          • Danger Room (Referenced)
        • Salem Center High School (First appearance)
        • Willingdon Road
          • Stevie Hunter's Apartment
• Sun (Invoked)

Items:

• X-Uniforms
  
  

Synopsis for "Who's Scaring Stevie?"

Stevie is receiving threatening phone calls. At the X-mansion, Professor X reveals that his motives for reopening the school were tainted by the brood queen growing inside him, but he wishes it to remain open. The students choose to stay and make him aware of the threats on Stevie's life - threats they intend to do something about. They trace a call to a phone booth, and Wolfsbane tracks the scent back to the local high school. There's a school dance there, and by baiting Peter Bristow with Stevie's appearance, Rahne pegs him. He runs, and the New Mutants give chase and end up rescuing him. They go back to Stevie's apartment, where Psyche pulls out Peter Bristow's greatest desire (Stevie Hunter!) and the fact that his ideas about love are confused because his father beats him. They call child welfare, and its a job well done for the New Mutants.

Notes

• The New Mutants last appeared in Uncanny X-Men #167.

See Also

• 4 Image(s) from New Mutants Vol 1 4

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