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The X-Men have disappeared but the mutants are still dreaded by humans. Charles Xavier takes a new generation under his wing although he is afraid to make them superheroes. But Solar, Rocket, Rhane and Danielle Moonstar will not necessarily give him any choice.
The New Mutants series is changing in a notorious way, with the horrific saga of the Demon Bear in particular. In this album, Dani Moonstar's life is also upset, and readers discover a new facet of Chris Claremont's writing. Contains US episodes: - New Mutants (1983) 11-22 and Annual 1 previously published on Marvel Icons: New Mutants and Titans (Lug) 69-75.
The Club des Damnés and their new recruit, Selene, but also and above all the appearance of Magic and the demonic dimension of Limbes. In addition to the appearance of Cape and Sword, we find Moira McTaggert and his patients, namely the powerful Legion (sons of Charles Xavier) and Madrox. Contains US episodes: - New Mutants (1983) 23-34 previously published in the album MARVEL ICONS : NEW MUTINANTS.
The New Mutants are going to Asgard for a very special adventure that combines them with the X-Men! In addition, a terrible confrontation with the Beyonder which will mark a decisive turning point in the team's career... since it will leave no survivors! Contains US episodes: - New Mutants Special Edition (1985) #1 - Uncanny X-MEN Annual (1970) #9 - New Mutants (1983) #35-40 previously published in X-M EN: L'INTÉGRALE 1985 (II) and Titans 101-106
Rocket, Félina, Solar, Warlock and Karma team up with Psylocke, Captain Britain and Longshot against Mojo and Spirale. Contains US episodes: - The New Mutants (1983) #11-47, Annual #2 - Uncanny X-Men Annual #10 Previously published titles in Titans 107-113 and X-MEN: THE INTEGRALE 1986 (II).
To escape Magus, Warlock's father, the New Mutants had to flee through time. Here they are lost in the future... and it is not good news that awaits them, because they are confronted with versions of themselves which have gone wrong for various reasons. Contains US episodes: - New Mutants (1983) 48-54 and Annual 3 Previously published titles in Titans 114119 and 121-122.
The young disciples of Xavier meet a new companion, whose disappearance will lead to conflict with the Hellions. One of them will change sides and another won't survive the terrible Ani-Mator. Here is an important phase in the New Mutants career as it is marked by the death of one member of the team. Louise Simonson (X-Factor), Chris Claremont's preferred partner in the mutant universe during the 1980s, continues to weave an exciting plot for the young generation of mutants.
The times are hard for the New Mutants who have just lost their friend Cypher. Is it Magic's turn to fall? Limb forces have invaded New York and for the mutant witch, it will be complicated to resist its demonic side. Crossover Inferno strikes the Integrale of the New Mutans with full whips, with episodes related to crossover that we had never published before, including 74, which was never really published in France! This is also the case for the mini-series X-Terminators, first unveiled in these pages with well known characters like Rusty Collins or Big Bang! Contains US episodes: - New Mutants (1983) 55-66 - X-Terminators (1988) 1-4
Hela, the goddess of Asgard's death, corrupted Dani Moonstar's share of a walkyrie. To save her, the New Mutants appeal to Doctor Strange, but they will also have to mingle in Asgard, at the very moment when Héla tries to assassinate Odin! Several important elements about this ninth integral of the New Mutant: the intervention of crossover Atlantis Attacks!, an episode unheard of in France by Chris Claremont... and, at the end of the album, the arrival to the drawing of Rob Liefeld, the famous founder of Image Comics!