It's an odd feeling. Being insufferably smug suits me far better, I think. 
Appearing in "The Isolationist: Conclusion"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Isolationist (Josef Huber)
- Nicole (Destruction)
Other Characters:
Locations:
- New York City
- 8th Avenue Subway Station
- Mutant Town
- Antarctica
- Isolationist's base
- Nevada wildness
Items:
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "The Isolationist: Conclusion"
M and Siryn take the Purity Singers and their parents (caged in an elevator) to the top of a mesa in an unnamed wilderness. There, the children meet their grandparents in accordance with their court-ordered visitation rights. The parents reveal to the reader that they and the grandparents were working for Huber all along as part of an elaborate ruse. M becomes worried when she can't contact the other members of X-Factor who were teleported to Antarctica at the end of the last issue. M hurries back to New York at supersonic speeds.
Nicole follows Layla Miller down into a subway, planning to kill her by pushing her in front of a train. Layla bends down to pick up a penny at a very opportune moment, causing Nicole to trip over her and get hit by the train herself. It is revealed that Nicole was an android specially made by Huber to counteract Layla's precognitive abilities. The android is left in pieces by the impact.
Madrox, Strong Guy, and Rahne huddle together for warmth in Antarctica, with Madrox's dupes forming a human shell around them, like penguins. Strong Guy says he's quitting and taking a job Val Cooper offered him, to be the sheriff of Mutant Town. Rahne is a little glad she'll die before she can murder Layla and Jamie, which occurred in a vision of the future showed to her in a previous issue and which had been worrying her ever since.
Rictor, in New York, squares off against Huber. Huber uses various mutant powers against Rictor, like Collosus' superstrength, Cyclops' optic blasts and Iceman's freezing ability, but Rictor is immune to them all. This confuses Huber who is unaware that Rictor, a depowered mutant, is using leftover Terrigen Crystals from X-Factor's fight with Quicksilver and X-Cell. However, Huber decides to use an indirect approach by using his super strength to harm Rictor with a car. M arrives just in time to stop Huber from smashing Rictor with a car. Rictor then uses Huber's teleporter to rescue Madrox, Rahne, and Strong Guy. Huber turns to sand and floats away, eventually returning to his base in Antarctica.
Appearing in "Endangered Species (Chapter Fifteen)"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
Other Characters:
- Uatu
- Wong
- Numerous alternate reality versions of Henry McCoy
- Beast (Earth-1294) (First appearance) (Unmutated)
- Beast (Earth-2419) (First appearance) (Cyborg)
- Beast (Earth-3112) (First appearance) (Hairless)
- "Pope Beast" (Earth-7144) (First appearance) (Religious)
- "Professor Beast" (Earth-9142) (First appearance) (Wheel-chaired)
- Beast (Earth-9421) (First appearance) (Arcane user)
- Beast (Earth-15083) (First appearance) (Scientist)
- Beast (Earth-71224) (First appearance) (Mystical/Sorcerer Supreme)
- Brute (unnamed reality) (First appearance)
- Dark Beast (unnamed reality) (First appearance)
- Guthrie family (Earth-9142)
- Lucinda Guthrie (First appearance)
- Lewis Guthrie (First appearance)
- Inhuman Royal Family (Earth-7144)
- Medusa (First appearance)
- Triton (First appearance)
- Karnak (First appearance)
- Black Bolt (First appearance)
- Gorgon (First appearance)
- Forge (Earth-9421) (First appearance)
- High Evolutionary (Earth-71224) (First appearance)
- Dr. Kavita Rao (Earth-1294) (First appearance)
- Bishop (Earth-3112) (First appearance)
- "Villains" Scientists (Earth-15083)
- Dr. Kavita Rao (First appearance) (Appears on a computer screen, TV, or hologram only)
- High Evolutionary (Herbert Wyndham) (First appearance) (Appears on a computer screen, TV, or hologram only)
- Arnim Zola (First appearance) (Appears on a computer screen, TV, or hologram only)
- Doctor Doom (Victor von Doom) (First appearance) (Appears on a computer screen, TV, or hologram only)
- Mister Sinister (Nathaniel Essex) (First appearance) (Appears on a computer screen, TV, or hologram only)
- M.O.D.O.K. (George Tarleton) (First appearance) (Appears on a computer screen, TV, or hologram only)
- Pandemic (Richard Palance) (First appearance) (Appears on a computer screen, TV, or hologram only)
- Mojo (First appearance) (Appears on a computer screen, TV, or hologram only)
- Sugar Man (First appearance) (Appears on a computer screen, TV, or hologram only)
Locations:
- Earth-616 (Reality)
- Earth-1294 (First appearance) (Reality)
- Earth-TRN269 (First appearance) (Divergent from Earth-1298) (Reality)
- Earth-2419 (First appearance) (Reality)
- Earth-3112 (First appearance) (Reality)
- Earth-7144 (First appearance) (Reality)
- Earth-9142 (First appearance) (Reality)
- Earth-9421 (First appearance) (Reality)
- Earth-15083 (First appearance) (Reality)
- Earth-71224 (First appearance) (Reality)
Items:
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "Endangered Species (Chapter Fifteen)"
In the wake of the Decimation, Pope Beast has put all of his efforts into attempting to solve the conundrum. In his desperation, he has come to beg the aid of the Inhumans. They turn him away.
This is a great surprise to Hank McCoy, who is eavesdropping through several dimensions thanks to the magic of Dr Stephen Strange. Dr Strange points out that the Scarlet Witch's spell affected a vast swathe of reality in some way or another, and nothing Hank can do now can stop it.
Hank is unconvinced, so Strange shows him more universes, where different versions of Hank are working on the same problem: outsiders, leaders, scientists, wizards, gunmen and transhumans. All are currently seeking an answer from some wise or powerful personage. None will meet with success.
Shaken by this, Hank leaves the Sanctum Sanctorum to look for the first domino to fall - he will search for Wanda Maximoff...
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