New X-men Vol. # 114 July 2001

In a world turned upside down, the chilling aftermath of a catastrophic event leaves sixteen million mutants dead. The stakes couldn't be higher as tensions rise, and the once-cohesive community of mutants faces an uncertain future. Grant Morrison dives deep into the emotional turmoil and political complexities that arise in this gripping narrative, showcasing the struggle for survival amid loss and devastation.

As fear and hatred fester, the surviving mutants must confront not just the external threats but also the darkness within their own ranks. They grapple with betrayal, loyalty, and the heavy burden of their identities. Rich character development unfolds against a backdrop of action and suspense, inviting readers to explore the depths of human (and mutant) experience.

With vibrant storytelling and bold artistic choices, Morrison weaves a tapestry of hope and despair. The series blurs the lines between heroism and villainy, challenging the very definitions of what it means to be a mutant in a world that fears them. The journey ahead promises to be anything but easy, but the fight for survival-and for a place in the world-has only just begun.