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| Synopsis1 = Professor Xavier grants the X-Men a vacation due to their performance in battle against Juggernaut and other villains. Shortly after the X-Men leave, Professor Xavier sees a newscast about the anthropologist Dr. Bolivar Trask. Dr. Trask informs the world that he believes mutants are a menace, and that they are hiding amongst normal humans preparing to take over the world. Professor Xavier knows that media hysteria is one of the X-Men's worst enemies so he calls a TV station and sets up a public debate with Dr. Trask. At the debate Dr. Trask demonstrates the capabilities of his mutant-hunting Sentinels. Suddenly the Sentinels turn on Dr. Trask believing that they are superior and should not be ruled by anyone. Professor Xavier mentally contacts his X-Men to come out and help fight the Sentinels. The Sentinels take the captive Dr. Trask to their headquarters to make more Sentinels, but are pursued by Professor X and the X-Men. Once the X-Men arrive at the Sentinel base, they are attacked by various defense weapons. |
| Synopsis1 = Professor Xavier grants the X-Men a vacation due to their performance in battle against Juggernaut and other villains. Shortly after the X-Men leave, Professor Xavier sees a newscast about the anthropologist Dr. Bolivar Trask. Dr. Trask informs the world that he believes mutants are a menace, and that they are hiding amongst normal humans preparing to take over the world. Professor Xavier knows that media hysteria is one of the X-Men's worst enemies so he calls a TV station and sets up a public debate with Dr. Trask. At the debate Dr. Trask demonstrates the capabilities of his mutant-hunting Sentinels. Suddenly the Sentinels turn on Dr. Trask believing that they are superior and should not be ruled by anyone. Professor Xavier mentally contacts his X-Men to come out and help fight the Sentinels. The Sentinels take the captive Dr. Trask to their headquarters to make more Sentinels, but are pursued by Professor X and the X-Men. Once the X-Men arrive at the Sentinel base, they are attacked by various defense weapons. |
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Revision as of 16:23, 7 December 2008
Appearing in ""Among Us Stalk... the Sentinels""
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Warren Worthington, Jr. - (First appearance)
- Kathryn Worthington - (First appearance)
- Zelda
- Bernard the Poet
Villains:
- Dr. Bolivar Trask - (First appearance)
- Sentinels - (First appearance)
- Sentinel 1
- Sentinel 3
- Sentinel 3-R
- Sentinel 6
- Sentinel 7
- Sentinel 8-R
- Sentinel 9
- Sentinel 10
Other Characters:
- Curtis (Worthington butler)
- Unnamed citizens watching TV debate
- Unnamed Coffee A-Go-Go patrons
- Unnamed TV personnel and reporters
- Unnamed taxi driver
Locations:
- Sentinel Headquarters in upstate New York - (First appearance)
- Coffee A Go-Go
- Long Island
- Worthington estate
Items:
Vehicles:
- Professor X's Rolls Royce
- Warren Worthington's Mustang
Synopsis for ""Among Us Stalk... the Sentinels""
Professor Xavier grants the X-Men a vacation due to their performance in battle against Juggernaut and other villains. Shortly after the X-Men leave, Professor Xavier sees a newscast about the anthropologist Dr. Bolivar Trask. Dr. Trask informs the world that he believes mutants are a menace, and that they are hiding amongst normal humans preparing to take over the world. Professor Xavier knows that media hysteria is one of the X-Men's worst enemies so he calls a TV station and sets up a public debate with Dr. Trask. At the debate Dr. Trask demonstrates the capabilities of his mutant-hunting Sentinels. Suddenly the Sentinels turn on Dr. Trask believing that they are superior and should not be ruled by anyone. Professor Xavier mentally contacts his X-Men to come out and help fight the Sentinels. The Sentinels take the captive Dr. Trask to their headquarters to make more Sentinels, but are pursued by Professor X and the X-Men. Once the X-Men arrive at the Sentinel base, they are attacked by various defense weapons.
Notes
- This issue is reprinted in many other comics and books, see references for more info.[1]
Trivia
- Bobby claims that he and Hank are from New York City. Later issues reveal that the two men are actually from Nassau County and Dunfee, Illinois.
- Werner Roth helped pencil this issue under the pseudonym Jay Gavin
See Also
Recommended Reading
Links and References
References
- ↑ Reprinted in the following comics/TPB's:
- Essential Uncanny X-Men #1
- Marvel Masterworks: The X-Men 2nd Edition #2
- Marvel Masterworks: X-Men #2
- Uncanny X-Men #68
- X-Men: The Early Years #14