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(then)
Hank McCoy isn't a happy mutant. In conversation with his old friend Cyclops, he informs him of his decision to leave the X-Men. He understands that Scott has a lot going on right now but, frankly, he doesn't care. Scott tells Hank that he knows he hasn't had a good time of it lately, and he knows it's been rough, but he needs him there. They all need him there.
Hank replies that he needs tanks. They way Scott thinks these days, he needs more tanks and planes and bombs and guns and more soldiers. He doesn't want to be a part of that. He never signed up to be part of an army. "I Quit!" Scott replies that they can call it a sabbatical. He can take a week, a month, whatever... just call it a sabbatical. A leave of absence. Hank removes his spectacles and tells him that he can rely on him leaving. Scott really doesn't wish him to go. He trusts Hank to let him know when he's gone too far. Hank closes his eyes and lowers his head. He interrupts Scott. "You've gone too far," he says. "See you in the next life." Scott asks him to wait, wondering what he'll do and where he will go? Hank gets up and walks away. "Space. Space I think," he replies. "Make love not war, Scott. Peace." And with that, Hank is gone.
(now, the Savage Land)
Scott Summers is shirtless and taking his frustrations out by getting back to nature. He faces a pack of velociraptors that hunt by surrounding their prey and attacking one at time. He blasts the teeth out of the mouth of the nearest and uses one of them to throw at another, removing its eye, painfully. Scott's actually enjoying himself. He tenses his muscles and readies his body for more. "Who's next?" he grins. Three more attack him in unison. He uses his powerful optic blast to destroy the neck and head of one. The challenge for him is to predict how they'll change their tactics and by staying one step ahead. He came to the Savage Land to clear his head, get centered and get focused. He wanted to strip everything down to the fundamentals and just do the work. No second guessing. No surprises. He looks up as a velociraptor's foot crunches the round beside him. "Ah," he sighs as the next round arrives.
(Los Angeles)
Hank McCoy is at La Brea Tar Pits, former home of the Pride's children. However, he isn't there for them. He's waiting for his girlfriend, the commander of S.W.O.R.D., Abigail Brand. He has a potted plant in his hand as he waits, listening to a poor podcast he's subscribed to. He looks around and reckons it's safe to assume that he's been stood up. Several people are stood nearby looking at the big blue mutant. Hank reckons Abigail is busy. She must have a lot on her plate. He shouldn't take it personally. There's always a chance it's not going to work out. He tosses the plant into the tar pit. "Hey!" comes a voice from behind him. "Pretty sure that's still littering. Just because it's a tar pit and all." Hank turns to see young Molly Hayes standing there, her taste in hats still questionable. He takes her hand as he recognizes her. She's not the young lady he was hoping to see, but he's delighted nonetheless.
Molly tells Hank that he's a giant blue weirdo who talk to flowers. Who was he waiting for? she asks. He replies that it's his girlfriend, he supposes. Green hair. She wouldn't know her. "What," replies Molly. "She lives in Canada or something?" Better, replies Hank. Space. Molly is skeptical and changes the subject. She knows he's smart at science and stuff, and she has some homework to do which the other guys have given her. Reports and stuff. She asks him what extinction is. She knows what it means, but... what does it really mean to be extinct?
(The Baxter Building, New York City)
Hope visits the Fantastic Four for some tests and both Dr. Nemesis and Rogue have accompanied her. Reed tells her that it's nice to see that she survived. He didn't think it was possible. He knows that sounded much kinder in his head.
Dr. Nemesis thanks him. They're happy to still be there. Hope, attached to one of Reed's hi-tech monitors, sighs, "That's us. Happy." Hasn't she been poked and prodded enough already? she asks. Reed isn't sure. Has she? Hope tells him it's been a rough couple, three... hundred thousand years. Reed assures her that he just wants to make sure she's ok and that there are no nasty surprises. Time travel can be tough for anyone, let alone a young woman such as herself.
As he speaks, Hope spots Reed's son, Franklin, out of the corner of his eye. Franklin puts his finger to his mouth to make sure she doesn't say anything as he sneaks into the room. Reed adds that it's taxing for an adult, and she's grown up leaping from century to century. At her age, she 's already gone through such tremendous changes, growing at such astonishing rates. That's to say nothing of her latent mutantcy. He realizes that he's rambling, and tells her that she has great expectations to live up to. He'd like to make sure she's ready to go out there and get started. He asks her to open her mouth and say 'aah.'
(the Savage Land)
Scott is about to use his optic power to take down another dinosaur when he is surprised to see two arrows finish the job for him. Scott turns and finds Steve Rogers, his old friend Captain America, standing there with a bow in his hand and a quiver on his back. Scott says hello, and Steve says it always helps to have backup watching out for you. He borrowed the bow from a friend. Scott asks how the hell he found him anyway. He's in the Savage Land hunting dinosaurs. It's not like he has call forwarding. "Miss Frost," replies Steve. "She does like a man in uniform," Scott says. Steve agrees that it has its privileges. He looks across the valley and comments that it's getting dark. He proposes they crack on with some hunting and get some dinner. He wishes to talk.
(La Brea Tar Pits)
Hank tries to explain the meaning of extinction to Molly. By definition, he begins, extinction is the end of a species. It means there are no more of that species and never will be. Molly asks if it means they're all dead like the Stool Pigeon. Hank corrects her but says yes. They'll be dead like the Passenger Pigeon and the dinosaurs. "So mutants aren't extinct!" replies Molly, "Because, like, we're still here. We're still alive." Hank says that they are for now, but there are no more of them coming, at least in a number that you'd call statistically significant.
Molly mentions the girl that everyone's talking about. Everybody's saying they are coming back. They're saying that there are blips, or whatever. Mutants turning on. Hank holds out his massive hand and extends his fingers. He informs her that there are five. Five mutants. Six if you include the girl herself. Six mutants down from a birthrate that was going to overtake humans in a hundred years. Statistically insignificant. Molly looks on the bright side. At least there are six. That's better than nothing. It’ll turn around. He has to believe in stuff, she cries. He's gotta believe.
Hank explains that he had a friend that used to say that sort of thing to him all the time. He himself is a scientist. His worldview is wholly formed by the empirical rather than articles of faith. They used to argue about it. Molly asks what happened to that friend. Why doesn't he listen to him anymore? Hank looks over to a bird that has been caught in the tar pit and tells Molly that he died. Molly pauses a moment, but then she punches Hank, knocking him to the ground. She runs away, calling him a really depressing jerk.
(The Baxter Building)
Hope is in a huge machine that resembles an MRI scanner. Franklin hides nearby as his father remains in the control room above. Hope wishes she could run away, but Reed asks her not to talk. It can interfere with the readings. Hope then hears voice say hey. She moves her eyes left and spots Franklin, who introduces himself. She says hi back. Franklin tells her that things can get so weird sometimes, especially when all the grown-ups are looking at you all the time to do something. He guesses he just wanted to meet someone who knows what it's like. Reed notices his son and asks if he sneaked into the testing room to come visit their guest. Franklin replies that he just wanted to keep her company. Reed tells him he's a sweet young man, but he's now a very grounded young man. Since he's already there, he may continue to keep Hope company, but he shouldn't touch anything. Franklin crosses his arms and huffs. "I never touch anything. Reed can still hear him, so he apologizes to his dad, but whispers to Hope that his dad can be a super jerk sometimes. Hope thinks for a moment, before replying that her dad was great.
Franklin asks if something happened to her dad. Hope closes her eyes and says yeh. Franklin says sorry, before asking if she likes bikes. Hope has no idea what bikes are and Franklin realizes that she's one of those. He tells Hope that everything's going to be weird for her for a bit. People will want her to do stuff... to be something, and she doesn't know what it is. Those people yell at you all the time and then tell you to do stuff. They end up being your family, and it's a pretty amazing world out there when they let you get out and see it.
(the Savage Land)
As Cyclops cooks something on a spit over a small fire, Steve Rogers looks out over the Savage Land. He finds it pretty amazing. The views. The scenery. Scott informs him that he started coming out there to decompress. It beats a spa, he guesses. Steve asks if that isn't a thing for ladies. Scott says spas or decompressing... the results are the same. Having so much responsibility constantly does his head in after a while. He needs to get out the lands and just... live. He doesn't know how Steve does it. Steve Rogers explains that Scott was trained. He knew what his job was going to be. Scott knew it wouldn't be easy. Scott replies that he always figured... he figured he was ready to be Lou Gehrig. He didn't know he'd have to be Joe McCarthy, too. Steve appreciates Scott adjusting his idiom for him, but he was a Dodgers man.
Steve asks Scott what kind of man he is. Scott looks down into the valley below and assumes he's one on the edge of a precipice. Steve means what kind of leader is he. Where is he going? Where is he taking those folks of his? Scott reckons that's why he's come to the Savage Land; to figure that out.
Steve gives him something to chew on. How about he comes into the light? He knows that Scott has lost good people and he doesn't know exactly what they had to deal with inside the energy dome that engulfed San Francisco, but he knows that getting out of it meant he didn't just save themselves. He saved the rest too. The whole world saw the X-Men save them. He thinks it's time to bring the X-Men front and center... for him to lead his people into the daylight. Scott has reservations. Mutants are hated and feared. That's how they're perceived. Steve reckons that it was, and it might be for a while, but now's the time and he is the guy to do it. The whole world is changing, adds Steve, and they're the ones changing it. A hero is a hero, and he doesn't care if they have horns on their face or wings on their back, three arms or nine tails. This is the time. The X-Men are heroes and it's time to act like it. Scott replies that they're talking centuries of prejudice here towards mutants, towards mutant terrorists. He doesn't even know where to start. Steve says they're all just people, he'll see. Scott is his guy for this and can handle it. He will get things started.
(La Brea Tar Pits)
Hank chases after Molly who is starting to become tearful. She doesn't know how to handle this. Hank asks her to wait, and Molly turns to him and points, aggressively. She tells Hank that he sucks. They're not extinct. She's not extinct and she's not going to be extinct. Hank tries to get through to her. He explains that she's not going to... her life will still be as long as her life will be. None of them will die any sooner than they would anyway. It's just that if she has babies, they will be human babies. That's all. And their babies and their babies. They're all just people now. No more blue fur, no more wings, no more horns. No more Princess Powerfuls and no more powers. Molly says that's not fair. She finally starts to cry as she tells Hank that they do so much for everybody all the time. Why are they being punished for it? Hank gives her a comforting hug and admits that he doesn't know. He guesses it just wasn't their time.
Molly says she doesn't want to be like the dinosaurs. Hank informs her that dinosaurs were stupid. They had brains like walnuts. No science, no art, no life. Dinosaurs were dumb. They wandered around, eating and making more dinosaurs and dying. That's all they did. In a way, mutants have been a gift. If you know you're the last of your kind, doesn't it just make her want to go out and live life even harder? To have a richer, fuller time on Earth? To make history books never forget the feats of which homo superior was capable. "What about you Molly?" he asks. What will she be doing with the rest of her life that the whole world will know it was worth living?
Molly thinks for a moment. First she's gonna have to finish this report or she'll get into trouble. She'll start with her homework. Hank thinks that's a good idea. He asks if she likes popcorn. He reckons he'd like to start by eating a bag of popcorn. They spot a vendor nearby. So, popcorn and homework, says Molly. What next? Hank tells her that next, he's off to see his girlfriend in space. He hopes Molly will do something similarly grandiose, and live a long, long time.
(The Baxter Building)
Reed Richards delivers the test results to Dr. Nemesis and Rogue. The big news is that there's nothing wrong with Hope. There's nothing that will stop her from living a long and healthy life. She's got the typical maladies he supposes. She's had rickets and needs some dental work. He's started her on a vaccine schedule as she basically needs every shot under the sun. He's worried about her immune system as it's never been exposed to the viruses and bacteria’s of this era. Plus, she's had all the injuries and traumas that one might expect attendant to the lifestyle she's led. But, there are no chronal anomalies or any other residual damage from time travel. The only question he needs to ask is about her family. "Genetic histories and such?" asks Nemesis. Reed says yes, and birth defects, that kind of thing. Can she contact them?
Hope appears at the door and tells him that it might be tricky. Nobody knows who her parents are. She was the baby in Cooperstown, Alaska, before it got blown up. Reed is surprised. "How awful." He offers her his condolences and asks if there is any other information about their medical histories that could be recovered. Hope really doesn't know. Rogue informs him that they don't even know what her parents' names were. Reed thinks they should think of this as a scientific mission. Maybe they could investigate Hope's family medical history. Any information they could find would be of value... where Hope's mother and father came from, anything at all that might help assemble a picture of who she is. Hope says she'd like to go to Alaska and find her family.
(Washington D.C.)
Now back from the Savage Land, Steve Rogers has been busy. None other than the president himself hosts Scott Summers at the White House. The president says that there have been many honors and privileges bestowed on the occupants of this house, but few have meant so much as this. He offers Scott the Presidential Medal of Freedom. It's America's highest civilian medal and an honor to present to a recipient as worthy as Scott Summers. For all he's done for humanity, for mutantkind and for the peace and safety of the world, he has the thanks of a grateful nation. They expect nothing less from him that what he's done so far: great things. He wishes he could have waited and given it to the rest of this year's honorees, but Cap insisted... "Respectfully," Steve interjects. "Respectfully, that we expedite matters in this case for the public good." Scott wears the medal around his neck, not sure what to say. Steve Rogers grabs Scott and poses for the cameras alongside him. "Tell your people they fought for their country," smiles Steve. "They saved the world."
(later, San Francisco)
That evening, as fireworks go off around the city, Scott is back on Utopia and he joins Hope, who is sitting alone. He asks why she isn't on the mainland celebrating. Hope says she could ask him the same thing. She asks why this is all going on anyway. Scott pulls out the medal from his jacket pocket and informs her that the President gave him a medal. "What for?" she asks. Saving lives, he replies. He realizes what he's said and tries to apologize, followed by a slightly uncomfortable silence. He then tells Hope that they can't keep letting Cable's death get in the way of talking to one another. She came back and she's not going anywhere. He's going to take care of her and they have to learn how to live with each other.
He holds his fingers up and says there were five lights. Five bright sparks that lit up right after she returned. A dead race suddenly comes back to life. First thing tomorrow, he adds, he wants herself and Rogue to take a team and start... Hope cuts him off with a waft of her hand. She tells Scott that she's tired of everybody's expectations all the time. She flusters as she tries to explain her thoughts, but Scott takes her hand and asks her what she wants. Hope thinks that she wants to find her family. Find out who they were and what they were like. She doesn't even know her mom's name.
Scott looks at the medal in the palm of his hand. He stands and hurls the medal into the bay. Hope asks why he would do that. Scott replies that, all his life, people have been treating him the way he’s been treating her. So, no more expectations. They'll put together a squad to chaperone her to Alaska. Like it or not, she'll be a target, but she should go and she will find what she finds. He'll task teams to find the lights and make sure they are safe, and if she doesn't want to go to them, they'll have to bring them to Utopia. It's her decision. Hope offers a big smile in response.
(later)
Hope, Dr. Nemesis and Rogue are aboard one of the Blackbirds and heading into the sunset north to Alaska.


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House of M – part one
Sweat pours from Wanda Maximoff’s body, as she gives another great push. As she squeezes her eyes, she lets out a groan. Pushing harder, she grabs onto the bed sheets and squeezes them tightly, as she lets out another groan, much louder than before. Someone takes Wanda’s hand to support her in her difficult moment as Dr. Stephen Strange tells her that they are almost there. Wanda calls out to God, as an excited Strange tells her that they are coming out. Wanda’s eyes open wide and she beholds her two, healthy, beautiful baby boys.
Dr. Strange cleans up the children and soon hands them over to their mother. To one side of her bed is her beloved husband, the Vision. On the other side are her family and friends, including brother Quicksilver and friends Wonder Man and the Wasp. At the foot of the bed is the Avengers’ butler, Edwin Jarvis. Dr. Strange proudly tells Wanda that she gave birth to twin boys. Wanda is ecstatic and asks her husband if he heard what Strange said. They have twins! The Vision looks at his two children and tells Wanda that this is a glorious day. Suddenly, a stranger enters the room and tells Wanda to the put everything back.
Professor Charles Xavier sits in the doorway of the balcony to Wanda’s quarters. As the winds blow the thin white curtains and flower petals around the room, Xavier reminds Wanda that they have talked about this before. She has to put it back now. He reiterates that she has no children. There is no one else in the room except for him and her. Wanda denies all of what Xavier says and shows him her children. Doesn’t he see? She has two babies. Stoically, Xavier again tells Wanda that she has no children and she never could have them. He then asks Wanda to stop abusing her mutant powers as she is only hurting herself.
The Vision turns to Xavier and tells the man not to speak to his wife in such a manner. Wanda again exclaims that the two babies in her arms belong to her. Frustrated, Xavier telepathically screams at Wanda and tells her to put the world back in order now. Tears run down Wanda’s face as her children become more inhuman and animalistic. She refuses to listen to Xavier, who screams at her again. Wanda calls out that she has children one more time, but Xavier tells her that they never existed. Suddenly, the children, Wanda’s bed her clothes, and all the other people in the room shatter into a million pieces.
Professor Xavier finds himself in a dark room, windowless, with a large portion of a wall missing to lead to the outside. In one dark corner is a bed, much different from the fancy frame that Wanda was on moments ago. Kneeling in the room is Wanda Maximoff, better known as the Scarlet Witch, who is dressed in a green gown. Wanda raises her head and clutches her chest and she cries in agony. She calls out to God as she realizes that she has killed them. She has killed the Avengers. She killed her husband. Xavier, blood running from his nose, comes over to Wanda and holds her as she cries into his chest.
Some time later, Xavier watches looks over the ruins of Genosha on Wanda’s balcony in silence. Magneto, dressed in normal clothes, enters and asks his friend how the session went. He heard screaming. Xavier removes his tissue from his nose and shows the blood, to answer Magneto’s question. Magnus looks out to the distance and apologizes. Xavier explains to the other man that every time Wanda uses her powers to warp reality she loses more of her grasp on what is real and what is not. Things are not getting better.
Magneto asks Xavier if Wanda sleeps now, to which Xavier replies that he “suggested” that she did. However, they cannot keep on psychically forcing her to sleep or pumping drugs into her. It is inhumane. It isn’t foolproof either and is hardly working now. Xavier then tells Magnus not to blame himself. Magnus, annoyed, tells Xavier not to read his mind without his permission. Charles, however, admits that he wasn’t reading the man’s mind.
Sorrow overcomes Magneto, who tells Charles that he cannot help it. He put his children through hell to achieve what he believed in. He destroyed their chance at a decent life, so he could have a war with humanity. He waged his war, and he lost it. He has lost the war and his children. Xavier knows that he was ready to sacrifice his children at any moment. He never imagined it would end like this. As Magneto walks away through the air, he tells Xavier that sacrificing his children was for nothing and there are plenty of people who think he deserve this. Once Magneto is far away, Xavier speaks. “Maybe…but she doesn’t.”
In New York City, Carol Danvers and Simon Williams stand outside Stark Towers and look up. They are dressed in their Avengers uniforms, though they both cover themselves with civilian clothing to mask their identities. Carol speaks up and acknowledges the new Avengers Mansion. As the two continues to look at the towering building, Simon wonders why the new Avengers have called in the old Avengers. Perhaps they wanted to not invite them into the new Avengers in person, says Carol sarcastically.
Suddenly, Sam Wilson, a.k.a the Falcon, joins the group and reminds Carol that they didn’t “not” invite them. They all quit. Carol says hello to Sam, who responds in kind. She then comments that they quit after the others pulled the plug on the operation. The three walk to the front doors of the tower, where they are prompted for identification. Carol comments on how ridiculous this is under her breath, but all three still announce their names, followed by their codenames.
Upon hearing Carol say, “Ms. Marvel,” Sam asks the woman if she really is going back to her old name. Carol replies that she is thinking about it. The computer finishes checking their IDs and welcomes them to Stark Towers. It also prompts them to take the elevator up. Sarcastically, Carol expresses her joy in being allowed in. Sam wonders why they couldn’t just fly in. Simon reminds the man that the call said no fly-ins. The public is not aware that the new Avengers operate out of this building yet. It seems the new team wants to keep that a secret for as long as they can. “Yeah,” comments Sam, “But I like flying.”
Sometime later, a jet streaks towards Stark Towers. As the X-Jet reaches its destination, someone on board questions if that really is their target. Emma looks out the window, unimpressed with the whole situation, and comments that it is the only skyscraper with an Avengers Quinjet on top. Wolverine simply replies that they are at the right place.
As Cyclops lands the X-Jet, Beast looks at the new Quinjet model and expresses his love for it. Shadowcat jokes that he is a jealous little girl, to which Beast replies that Stark has all the money. The X-Men disembark from their jet. When Beast, Emma Frost, Cyclops, Wolverine, Shadowcat and Colossus enter the top floor of the mansion, Edwin Jarvis takes them into the main room, where he introduces the X-Men to the waiting Avengers inside. As they enter, Cyclops tells Logan that, since he knows why his Avengers are calling them in, he should just tell them. Annoyed, Wolverine asks Scott if he cannot wait four more seconds. Emma, in the lead as the team, enters the room and stands in shock at the sight before her.
Standing around a conference table is the majority of the New Avengers: Captain America, Iron Man sans helmet, Spider-Man, Luke Cage, and the Sentry. In addition are several former Avengers: She-Hulk, Falcon, Wonder Man, Warbird, Yellowjacket, and the Wasp. Also among the heroes are the mystic Dr. Strange and, surprisingly, Charles Xavier!
Shadowcat runs up to the Professor and hugs him, telling him how she hated how things ended between them last time. Cyclops shakes Xavier’s hand, though he is confused as the last time they spoke Xavier made it clear he wanted nothing to do with the team. He wasn’t exactly nice about it. Xavier acknowledges this, but announces that something important has come up. Shadowcat, still elated, asks Xavier what he is doing there. Cyclops notices that Emma is disturbed and questions what is wrong. Emma simply replies that the Professor will tell him. Xavier speaks up and tells the X-Men that he has made this special trip to New York to discuss and almost impossible matter. They need to decide the fate of Wanda Maximoff.
In Genosha, Wanda sleeps soundly in her bed in the dark. Suddenly, her brother Quicksilver leans over her bed and look down at his sister. He then falls to his knees and looks down in shame. Quietly, Magnus enters the room and asks Pietro what he is doing in the room. Quicksilver, still on his knees, turns to face his father and tells him that they are going to kill her. Magnus, of course, is confused.
Quicksilver gets up and yells that they are going to kill Wanda. Xavier, the Avengers and the X-Men are meeting right now in New York. He was just there. They are agreeing to kill her. Why else would they meet? The heroes have met to decide that there is no other way and they are going to come to Genosha and kill Wanda. They are going to kill his sister and her daughter. Magnus pauses, and when he speaks it shatters Quicksilver’s heart. “…They may be right.”
Quicksilver yells at Magnus in super speed. Magneto quietly responds to his son that he knows no one can understand him when he yells that fast. Pietro slows his speech down and tells his father that he swore to protect his sister, first from him, their father and now from the Avengers? The Avengers, their family, will kill her… and he agrees?!
Magneto asks Quicksilver what he would have him do. Quicksilver does not know and simply repeats that they will kill Wanda, as if that is reason enough to act. Magneto, frustrated, grabs Pietro by his collar and again asks what he would have him do. Quicksilver bursts into tears and collapses at his father’s feet. Magneto begins to fight the urge to cry himself, as he looks at his slumbering daughter. He then lowers his face in shame.
“What is there to say?” asks Emma Frost, at the conference of heroes in New York, “Put her down.” Captain America, at the head of the table, quickly replies that he won’t even entertain that thought. Wonder Man gets up and boldly tells Emma no. Spider-Man repeats Emma’s last sentence and asks if Wanda is a dog or something. Wolverine, who leans back on his chair, eats a slice of pizza and asks if they will really refuse to kill her after Xavier spent twenty minutes explaining that the girl is out-to-lunch and the world is in every kind of danger because of her. Captain America walks over to Logan and tells him that there is always a way. Not always, replies Wolverine. Always, Captain America retorts back.
Emma turns to Xavier and asks him to be honest. He is the most powerful psychic on Earth. Can he help Emma? Xavier tells Emma that, if he could, he would not be there right now. Emma then turns to Dr. Strange and asks him if there is anything in the mystic art that could help Wanda. Strange admits that he does not know. Shadowcat moves forward to speak up, but Emma raises her hand and shushes the girl. She then asks Strange if he has been able to help her so far. No, replies Strange, with shame. Emma continues her interrogation and asks if everything possibly has been tried. At the moment, comments Dr. Strange, yes. Emma turns to the rest and asks them if they have any other solutions. Dr. Strange, however, cuts her off and tells her that he is still researching.
Captain America accepts Dr. Strange’s information and calls the case settled. If Strange is still working on Wanda. then they will let him do what he needs to do. Wolverine asks Captain America what he will do if the Witch gets bored in the mean time. He has known Xavier for a long time and if he cannot hold her together much longer, then he cannot hold her together much longer.
All turn to Xavier, who remains silent. Emma finally breaks the ice and asks if they should vote.
Captain America quickly announces that Wanda is not an X-Man. She is an Avenger. The Avengers say no. Emma comments that they have not heard from all the Avengers and, besides, Wanda is a mutant threat. The X-Men dedicate their lives to dealing with mutant threats. Shadowcat speaks up and says that they now deal with threats to mutants, but Emma interrupts her and announces that they do both. Wanda is a threat to mutants, as well as a mutant threat. Worried, Shadowcat tells the group that this is wrong.
Emma reasons with everyone and tells them that, if word got out that Wanda was responsible for what happened to the Avengers and that it was a mutant that killed the beloved heroes of the city and if word got out that this out-of-control mutant was lose somewhere with a screw loose, then mutant/human relations would be set back to the stone age. It would be the end for mutant kind.
Captain America turns to the Avengers for their input. Wonder Man tells the group that he will never agree to kill Wanda. Ms. Marvel states that Wanda is an Avenger, so it is their call. Iron Man agrees. Annoyed, Wolverine asks someone to do the math for him. How many Avengers must Wanda kill before they snap out of it? Bothered by this, Spider-Man asks if he can count on them to just kill him when his powers go out of control. Wolverine walks to the window wall and tells him that he would kill him and hopes they’d take him down if he were out of control.
Cyclops turns to Xavier and is in shock that his mentor would entertain this thought. Xavier turns to Scott, and for the first time, he looks at his first X-Man desperately and tells him that he does not know what to do.
The Wasp speaks up and tells the group that Wanda was like a sister to her. She wants to know what Wanda wants. She wants to speak to her. Ms. Marvel agrees; she wants to speak to Wanda as well. Wonder Man asks Xavier if he and Emma could protect them from Wanda if there was trouble. Xavier and Dr. Strange share a look, and Strange announces that together they can. Spider-Man realizes that he is not going to be home for dinner.
Some time later, the X-Men and Avengers arrive in Genosha aboard their respective jets. Shadowcat looks out at the ruins and comments about her hatred for the place. Wolverine tells her that is isn’t Paradise Island. Worried, Kitty tells her teammates that all she can think of when she looks down at this place is that this is what the humans would do to them.
The two jets land and the heroes regroup outside. Captain America then asks the Professor to lead the way. Suddenly, Xavier senses something wrong. The heroes make their way up a skyscraper to Wanda’s room, which they find empty save her bed. Captain America is confused, but Iron Man realizes that Magneto moved her. Wonder Man is worried that Magneto took Wanda, and Xavier tells the group that she is not on the island, as he cannot sense her. Emma tells the Professor that she feels something wrong. Cannot he feel it too?
Suddenly, Shadowcat announces that they need to get out of there. No, duh, replies Spider-Man. Iron Man asks Dr. Strange if he can locate Wanda with his magic like he did once before. Cyclops asks how Strange can do so when psychic powers cannot find her. Iron Man is not sure, but figures magic could somehow find her. Spider-Man interrupts the group and calls their attention to an empty spot.
The X-Men all realize that, right where Professor Xavier once was, there is nothing. Kitty once again reiterates that they need to leave. Cyclops turns to Emma, who then announces that she found them.
Those who can fly take to the air, though Emma is carried by Ms. Marvel and Cyclops by Iron Man. The rest follow by foot. Iron Man tells his group that if they feel anything different about themselves they need to announce it immediately before it is too late. Cyclops asks the Avengers to follow Emma’s lead, as the X-Men have more experience with Magneto. Ms. Marvel, however, just wants to grab Xavier and get out of Genosha. Dr. Strange adds that he still feels nothing with the mystic patterns. Wanda is not there.
Emma leads the group to the remains of a church. She tells the group that Wanda is inside. Dr. Strange informs Emma that last time Wanda left a magical trail that he is not sensing there. Cyclops asks Emma what she is reading, but Iron Man adds that his infrared is picking up nothing inside. Spider-Man chimes in and informs the group that he has a spider-sense that goes off when there is danger, but it is not going off now. The heroes do not listen to him, however, and look at the church. “Uh-oh,” says Spider-Man as he turns to where they are facing.
The church doors open by themselves, as if on cue. As the heroes on foot catch up with their comrades, Spider-Man finds himself entranced by the church. He enters the building alone and seems to spot something around the corner. However, all he can see are some pews. Spider-Man walks closer and as he is about to round the bend to see what is there… reality changes, perhaps forever.
In his apartment in New York City, Peter Parker wakes up to hear the sounds of his baby crying. In bed next to him, his wife reminds him that it is his turn to check up on the child. Peter, still sleepy, asks how it is his turn. The baby continues to cry as Peter gets up and rubs his head. He then gets up to check on the baby as usual, leaving his lovely wife, Gwen Stacy, in bed to sleep some more.


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In the Bronx, an old man locks his apartment door, and then walks down the dirty, vandalized steps of his decrepit apartment building. The man, wearing a blue windbreaker and red and white baseball cap, then goes to check his mail. Retired Captain Steven Rogers looks at several letters in his mailbox and then takes them out with him as he leaves his building.
Outside, the quiet man sees two businessmen walking by, one of who is made out of fire. A woman with an Afro flies by, as several mutant children play in the street. One has elastic limbs, another with the ability to fly by transforming his legs into energy, and a young girl with a third eye.
Suddenly, the boy with elastic limbs tells his friends too look. “It’s the old dude,” says the irreverent child. Steve Rogers looks at the children, who stare back at him blankly. Saddened, the retired army captain then turns away and walks down the street to do his daily activities.
All is quite typical in New York. In fact, all is quite typical in the world.
In his Hartford, Connecticut home, Scott Summers prepares coffee and toast. Dressed in his usual business attire and ruby quartz glasses, Scott pours the coffee and listens to the radio, which announces that the number one move in the box office this past weekend was “Funny Valentine,” starring America’s sweetheart, Mary Jane Watson. As the D.J. goes on to explain that Mary Jane continues to break the racial barriers for humans in Hollywood, Emma Frost, dressed in only her robe, walks in fresh from bed.
Emma greets her lover and asks when she fell asleep. Scott tells her not to worry, but Emma apologizes anyway. She sits at the counter and playfully tugs at Scott’s tie. Scott smiles and tells her that she shouldn’t worry. She was zonked. Emma smiles and tells Mr. Summers that she can hear his thoughts and he is bummed that she fell asleep. She will make it up to him. Scott hands Emma the breakfast he has prepared for her, and Emma admits her admiration for the fact that he made her a pop tart. Scott reminds his wife that his love meets no bounds, and then asks if she is ready to greet the day.
As a patrolling Sentinel unit flies by their window, Emma becomes more serious in respect to Scott’s question, and tells Scott that she is meeting that Richards boy today. He is such a poor kid. Scott asks Emma which client is the Richards boy, and Emma replies that he is the one whose astronaut parents died. Scott remembers and asks his darling if she is ready to tackle such a tragic case. Emma tells Scott that she has to, but Scott tells her not to go to work today and to take some personal time off. Emma lifts up her coffee mug and tells Scott that Franklin needs her. Scott smiles and tells Emma that he loves her. “Oh, I know,” says Emma back.
In Los Angeles, Alison Blaire, host of her self-titled talk show, bids a good morning to her audience and viewers at home as she uses her powers to create a dazzling light effect. Alison introduces her first guest today, who should be very familiar to everyone’s homes. He is seen every Monday night at nine on NBC. That show, of course, is “Me and Mine.” Alison then welcomes her guest, Simon Williams, onto the stage.
A flash of ionic energy shoots towards the couch and, in a blink an eye, admired actor Simon Williams appears. Alison compliments Simon on his wonderful entrance. Playing the part of a celebrity well, Simon thanks Alison for having him. Alison sits and wastes no time in getting to her juicy topic. She compliments him on his fabulous show, but tells him that she has to ask one thing. Simon, knowing what Alison is referring to, smiles. With and extremely interested look on her face, Alison tells Simon that he is on the cover of every magazine in the country with her. She is dying to know… what is going on with him and Carol Danvers?! Simon smiles, his eyes glowing red, and tells Alison that Carol is a good friend of his and she is a… special girl. Alison agrees, as Carol is just the most famous super hero in America, which is amazing since she isn’t even a… well… you know…
At that moment, the country’s most respected and beloved super hero, Carol Danvers, a.k.a. Captain Marvel, soars through the air with a big grin on her face. She passes by some morning commuters flying through the air or on levitation discs. Suddenly, Captain Marvel hears police sirens howling and looks down to see a purple car speeding through the streets.
Below, the driver turns to his accomplice in crime, Remy LeBeau, and screams his name. Remy, the southern thief, charges up some playing cards with his kinetic powers and tells the driver to head for the park. However, Remy doesn’t see what the driver sees and questions his accomplice’s logic one more time. Before Remy can realize what is happening, Captain Marvel uses her mighty strength and stops the car in its tracks. “Hi, guys!” says Carol.
She then lifts it up and throws it back into the air. The car lands in the park and rolls over a few times, before coming to a hold on its side. The driver, knocked out, lies in a pile of stolen cash. Remy, lying on the ground with bruises, says bitter things and racial comments to the human who just prevented his get-away. He then throws his charged cards at Captain Marvel, who easily avoids them and tells Remy that he really doesn’t know when to quit, does he?
Captain Marvel grabs Remy by his jacket and tells him that she is going to make it clear that it is over. She then throws him against a monument, and Remy slumps down, unconscious. The NYPD arrive as backup, with detective Lucas Bishop in the forefront. Lucas and his partner reach the monument as Captain Marvel flies away. Lucas and his partner then begin to arrest Remy LeBeau in front of the Sentinel monument. Beside the monument is a plaque, stating that the mutant blood lost here would be the last mutant blood ever lost in war.
In Cincinnati, Ohio, Miss Pryde stands in front of her middle school class and tells them that they are starting now. She asks her students, who are all bored and barely pay attention, who the first mutant was. They better not say Moses or Jesus. She is talking about the official first mutant. The class does not respond. Leech sits with his head on his desk, barely awake, while Nikolas Gleason also seems equally bored.
A young girl raises her hand and answers that Prince Namor was the first mutant. Ms. Pryde, surprised, tells her student that she is correct. Did she read the chapter already? No, replies the girl. Her mom sort of has this fixation with Namor. Ms. Pryde turns back to her book and agrees that Namor is considered the first mutant. Now they will talk about some of the things he said in World War II and how they relate to their world today.
In Hell’s Kitchen, New York, better known as Sapien Town, Detective Sam Wilson walks into a bar and is immediately greeted with hostile looks from the patrons, who all go silent at his presence. Sam ignores the dirty looks and walks in, though his face shows a slight discomfort. He reaches a door in the back but, before he opens it, he looks back at the antagonizing patrons once more.
Sam enters and before he can say anything, Luke Cage, dressed in gold and having dreadlocks, asks the cop what he can do for him. Sam asks the man, sitting at a table and surrounded by several companions, if he is Luke Cage. Luke asks Sam why he is asking questions he knows the answer to. It’s insulting to both of them. Luke then asks Sam who he is. Sam introduces himself as a detective. “Damn, man,” says Cage, smirking, “How does that feel?”
Annoyed, Sam asks Luke how what feels. Come on, says Luke, doesn’t he think it’s weird that a Homo sapien was put in Hell’s Kitchen? Doesn’t he feel used by the system? Ignoring these comments, Sam asks Luke what he knows about what happened to Wilson Fisk last night. Luke ignores the questions and asks Sam how many photo ops his employers make him take part in each week, considering he is their token sapien. Sam, annoyed, asks Cage if he wants to continue the questioning at the station. Cage asks Sam what happened to the Kingpin. Did someone whack him?
Someone beat the Kingpin into a coma, replies Sam. Luke claps and tells Wilson that he is applauding whoever did it. Sam asks Cage where he was last night. Sleeping, replies Cage. “You should try it… if you can still do it.” Sam does not respond.
In the poorly lit office of Dr. Stephen Strange, a psychologist, sits Robert Reynolds, who is clearly troubled. Strange asks his patient if it happened again. Yes, replies Reynolds. He was with his boy. Robert thinks of his smiling little boy, and then of what happens next. He was in the park watching his son play, when suddenly he senses something behind him. Robert turns around in time to see a black… void… swallow the skyscrapers and sends cars flying in every direction. Robert grabs his son and screams in horror, and just like that the void is gone.
Strange, listening to the story, asks if this black wall just disappeared. Robert insists that the blackness existed. He knows what is real and he is not crazy. What happened was real. Strange asks Robert what he thinks it means. Frustrated, Reynolds replies that he does not know. How does that make him feel, replies Strange. Reynolds rubs his forehead and does not answer.
In Russia, the sun begins to set on the farm. Alone, tilling the fields is a literal super man. Using his mutant powers, the man known as Piotr Nicolas Rasputin pulls a massive plow through his field. He is at peace. He is happy.
In Chicago, Illinois, a group of mutant technicians, employees of Stark Enterprises, work diligently. In one area of the laboratory are sapien Hank Pym and his lab partner, Hank McCoy, a mutant who looks just like every other person, except more agile and muscular and with an ape-like demeanor. McCoy outright tells Pym that Stark will fire him. Pym argues that Stark will understand when he sees the results, but McCoy wants to tell Pym something about Tony Stark. Stark expects at bare minimum that the people who cash his checks to listen to him.
Pym argues that his notes haven’t been read yet, but McCoy interrupts him. He continues to explain that Pym cannot isolate the mutant gene and he cannot identify it. Perhaps fifty years ago he could, but not in the world they live in today. The idea is anti-mutant.
Pym begins to explain that it isn’t meant to be anti-mutant, but McCoy quickly retorts that it will be perceived that way. Pym, however, could care less what others think. He knows his intentions. McCoy points his screwdriver and Pym and tells him that Stark will perceive it negatively. Tony Stark walks on a political high wire every day. He is the most successful sapien on Earth. He can’t risk having Pym work on a project that demeans the idea of Homo superior evolution.
McCoy points out that Pym’s project is like isolating what makes black people black or Filipino people Filipino. Pym tells McCoy that he doesn’t understand the point of the project and then asks his companion not to talk down to him. McCoy, understanding Pym’s feelings, tells him that he can’t expect Stark to pay his bills when he is doing something Stark does not want. He likes Pym and they have known each other for a long time. He will get fired for this if he proceeds. He will be fired and out of work because the sapien science mind is running out of places to turn.
Pym tells McCoy to not mention that as an excuse. Embarrassed, McCoy pauses and then tells Pym that he understands what Pym is going through. The dinosaurs didn’t see it coming. They didn’t have the intellectual capacity to understand; but humans do. McCoy wipes his spectacles and explains that Pym is watching the human race become extinct and McCoy admits that, if the roles were reversed, he would not know what to do. Pym is justified in his feelings, as it is not fare for him to stand there and watch it happen slowly. He then consoles his friend and asks Pym to join him for lunch.
In Paris, France, Ororo Munroe stands before a mirror in Janet Van Dyne’s fashion shop and looks at the new red and black dress she wears that Janet has designed for her. Ororo, princess of Kenya, is unsure if it is perfect, but Janet tells the goddess that she looks amazing. Ororo summons up a powerful gust and tells Janet to look at how the dress bunches when she summons the elements. Does Janet know what the House of Magnus will be wearing to the event?
Janet picks up her scattered papers and tells Ororo that, of course, she knows what the royal family will be wearing. She designed the piece herself and it accentuates the royal family’s event without making too much of a statement. She even got the Wakandan fabrics Ororo asked for. Ororo looks in the mirror one more time and tells Janet that she just isn’t sure.
James Howlett finds himself in a tank that quickly empties out. He emerges from the water and screams a feral rage at his captors, who all aim their guns at him.
Suddenly, James wakes up to see the beautiful Jean Grey before him, greeting him. James pops his claws and grabs Jean by the collar, asking her what the hell is going on, as this is totally wrong. Jean separates herself and reverts back to her true form as Mystique, his lover. She catches her breath and tells him that he didn’t mind her act last night. It is his redhead fetish after all. James begins to run around the room confused, prompting Mystique to ask him what is wrong with him today.
James ignores her and burst out of his quarters and into the hallway, where he is met by Toad and Jessica Drew, who ask their commander if he is all right. Wolverine, more confused, runs up a flight of stairs to the outside.
In the open, he finds himself on the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier surrounded by a cadre of jets and Sentinels all bearing the flag of M.


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House of M – part three
James Howlett sweats profusely as he begins to have flashbacks to his past. He is standing in a forest, his hands covered in blood as bone claws protrude from his hands. Before him is a wild wolf, growling menacingly.
James snaps back to reality for a few seconds before having another flashback, this time though it is much later from when he was in the forest with the wolf. Now he is battling ninjas with Captain America, who hopes that Wolverine does not mind the help. He then remembers being held in a holding tank, and hears someone ask Mr. Hines to access Logan’s medical profile history. He then snaps back to the time he first attacked the incredible Hulk.
James’ flashbacks continue. Next he recalls the woman of his dreams, Jean Grey, become the Dark Phoenix. Next he remembers the love of his life, Mariko Yashida, telling him that he is not worthy. Towards the end of the flashbacks, James begins to remember more recent happenings. He recalls Professor Xavier telling him that he has gathered them all to discuss the fate of Wanda Maximoff.
Suddenly, his mind snaps back to Genosha, where he stands upon the skyscraper where Wanda Maximoff should have been sleeping. He watches as Cyclops and Emma Frost are carried off by the heroes who can fly, as they head to a church to find the missing Professor Xavier. “Let’s just grab Xavier and get out of here,” repeats Wolverine, recalling what Warbird said as she left.
Wolverine stands on the deck of the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier, premier defense of the House of M. In fact, James is the premier agent of the Red Guard unit of S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent Darkholme runs on to the deck after Wolverine. She addresses him as James and asks him if he is ok. A bit angry, she demands an explanation for his actions a few seconds ago. James looks down at the city below, still soaking in everything. However, his reasons for being on a S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier with the sadistic murder turned lover Mystique, while Sentinels fly all around him, isn’t what stuns him. “I remember…” says James in shock, “My whole life. Everything.”
Confused, Agent Darkholme asks James what they are talking about. James asks Raven what they did yesterday. Confused, Raven asks if he means metaphorically. Yesterday, yells James, what did they do? Raven reminds James that the mission was successful, and then asks if this was about the casualties. This is not like him. He shouldn’t beat himself over the deaths. They were just human grunts. James asks Raven what happened in Genosha. Even more confused and worried, Raven tells him that she hasn’t seen the paper. Is Lord Magnus ok?
James snaps his head quickly to Raven in surprise to what she said. He then is overcome by another flashback, this time to a dark church in Genosha. In between pews in the shadows is a bald man sitting in perhaps a wheelchair. Behind the sinister looking man are three hooded and equally sinister looking figures, who stand silently in the dark. “Oh my God…” mutters Wolverine, “Xavier…”
Raven interrupts Wolverine’s flashbacks and asks him if he is ok. Did he pop a brain stitch? They can take him to Madame Web; she can set him straight. That is what she is there for. He would not be the first to see her for adjustment. It is nothing to be ashamed of. Wolverine, who now seems to understand partially what is going on, looks at Raven, then leaps off of the Helicarrier deck and plunges through the sky to the city below, much to the horror of Raven.
Raven looks overboard and sees Wolverine free-falling and looking back up at her. Wolverine builds up acceleration and crashes onto a skyscraper ledge, leaving him a bloody mess. He hands from the ledge by his hands and is able to pull himself up, but what he sees shocks him, as this is not the New York City he remembers. Pictures of Simon Williams and Mary Jane Watson, as well as former X-Man Alison Blaire cover the jumbo screens of Times Square. Many mutants fly through the air without any disruption, including one dragon creature. Passing by is a Spider-Man float. What is most shocking to Wolverine is a red and gold Sentinel that flies by and pays no attention to him, despite him being a mutant.
Some time later, Wolverine cleans up and finds a change of clothes. He walks through the streets and stops at a newsstand to pick up the latest edition of The Pulse. What he finds inside is even more disturbing than what he has seen so far. The front page shows Magneto, now known as Lord Magnus, and the upcoming House of M gala. Below his picture is a tagline about a story concerning trouble for beloved human hero, Captain Marvel, a.k.a. Carol Danvers.
Wolverine opens the page to The Pulse Weekend Extra and is exposed to even more oddities. First is a picture of Lord Magnus and… Ororo Munro, Princess of Kenya? Beside the picture of the two, which also includes Guido, formerly known as Strong Guy, in the background is an article by Betty Brandt about the House of M charity gala hosted by the British Royal Family in honor of Magnus. Prince Namor, King T’Challa, Lord Victor Von Doom, Kree Private Genis-Vell, Princess Ororo of Kenya and other world leaders are expected to attend. The event has been put together by his children, who are all expected to attend, despite security warning of humans using this event to stage their protests against human treatment under the House of M. The article then goes on to explain how Magneto gained control of Genosha in the 1980s and how the mutant population is expected to surpass humans by 2013.
An article below Brandt’s, by Kat Farrell, is about the new controversy over using mutant embryos to treat human sicknesses. One of the opponents of this research is Dr. Otto Octavius, who has created a new laboratory technique known as ‘altered.’ Below that is an article on a Hydra splinter group, which has kidnapped 11-year old Mariko Harada, daughter of Keniuchio Harada, rumored leader of the crime cartel Clan Yashida. The article by Ben Urich states that Madame Hydra announced responsibility for the kidnapping on the Internet, and wants money that Clan Yashida gains from illegal drug trade, though of course the Harada’s deny any involvement in the trafficking of drugs.
On the next page are a few more short stories, as well as a picture of celebrity and businessman Peter Parker and his son, Ritchie Parker. Other news includes Alison Blaire’s rare blood disease, which is making her lose her mutant powers, though her talk show has been picked up for three more seasons. Another article is about the sexy lawyer known as She-Hulk, caught kissing blink attorney Matt Murdock. Tony Stark may have gotten a supermodel pregnant, all the while averting a hostile takeover by Jason Wyngarde. Ralph Macchio has made the Marvel the largest publisher on the planet. Warren Worthington III is in the middle of a sex scandal that threatens to ruin his family’s empire, while the Hellfire Club finally shuts its doors for the first time since 1760. Meanwhile, human rights activist Lord Kevin Plunder gets asylum in the United States after speaking out, while Raphael Vega and Shang-Chi, leaders of the Wolfpack and Dragon gangs, respectively, are arrested for murder, attempted murder, racketeering, extortion, money laundering, and operation of illegal gambling businesses.
The newsstand owner yells at Wolverine and tells him if he touches the newspaper he is buying it. Wolverine’s attention, though, is called to a blonde man stopped at the corner on his motorcycle. Wolverine approaches the man and asks for his bike and tells him to get off quietly. The man is about to tell Wolverine to go to Hell, when Wolverine punches him in the face and steals the motorcycle.
Later that night at 1407 Graymalkin Lane, Salem Center, Westchester County, Wolverine sneaks over the gates in to the mansion grounds and hides in the bushes. He sneaks his way through the grounds and breaks into the mansion, sniffing around for familiar scents. He goes upstairs and passes a room with a little girl sleeping. He then enters the master bedroom and finds a couple sleeping. He covers the mouth of the husband and wakes him up. “Where’s Charles Xavier?” asks Wolverine.
The scared man asks who Xavier is. Angered, Wolverine tells the man that he doesn’t want any lip. Where is Charles Xavier? The other man stutters that he doesn’t know who Charles Xavier is. He thinks that James has the wrong house. Wolverine asks the man how long he has lived here, and learns that the man has been in the mansion for fifteen years. He then asks Wolverine to leave his family alone. Wolverine takes in the information, and then leaves the mansion, speeding away on his bike.
Sometime later at a local tavern, Wolverine calls 411 to get a phone number listing. The operator asks for a city, and Wolverine replies that he needs a listing. The name is Charles Xavier. The operator asks for a city again, but Wolverine does not have one. The operator replies that they need one. Wolverine tells the operator to try New York City, but there are no Charles Xaviers in the area, and there are none in Westchester either. Wolverine then asks for a listing for Peter Parker. “The fan club?” asks the operator. “What?” replies the confused Wolverine.
Wolverine then notices a group of mutant thugs harassing a human woman. The woman falls to the ground as one mutant shoots fire from his mouth and tells her that he isn’t done talking to her. The woman desperately tells him to stop breathing fire at her, while another drunk man tells his friend to torch her clothes. He wants to see a show. Wolverine walks over to the group, leaving the phone hanging and the operator asking if anyone is still there. The sound of Wolverine’s claws unsheathing is heard through the night.
The next morning in New York City, Wolverine drives to Stark Towers, which is thankfully still the same, for the most part. Inside the main lobby are hundreds of businessmen, workers and visitors. Someone starts talking about the reason why psytech won’t catch on to the latest upgrades, because low-grade psychics don’t really need them. While another man argues with the mutant inventor, Forge, a Stark employee, Wolverine approaches the front desk, where he is met by a blue, female receptionist.
The receptionist asks Wolverine what she can do for him. Wolverine tells her to tell Tony Stark that he is here to talk to him. The receptionist informs Wolverine that Tony Stark does not live in the city. He only owns the building. Before Wolverine can figure out what do to next, a woman comes up behind and asks what he wants with Tony Stark. Their bosses want Wolverine back, and they said any which way.
Wolverine turns around to see his fellow Red Guard unit S.H.I.E.L.D. officers: Agents Jessica Drew, Raven Darkholme, Mortimer Toynbee, Kurt Wagner and Anna Marie, better known to Wolverine as Spider-Woman, Mystique, Toad, Nightcrawler and Rogue. Agent Drew trains her gun at James and asks him what is wrong with him, while Agent Marie tells him that he scared the crap out of them. Agent Toynbee assures James that they are his team and if something is going on they can help. Meanwhile, Agent Darkholme calls S.H.I.E.L.D. command and tells them that they have Agent Howlett. She then tells James to do what Agent Drew says.
James simply stares at the group, not responding. Agent Darkholme raises her gun now and tells the group that he popped a stitch. A menacing Agent Wagner smiles and says too bad. Raven tells James that the yare taking him back to command and he should not get rough in front of civilians, as they cannot have that. Drew tells him not to make the street sapiens cry. He should just walk out with them. Wolverine then smiles and asks how they found him. Drew, confused, reminds him that he has a tracker. She then tells the others that perhaps he did pop a stitch. “If only,” says James.
Wolverine elbows Drew in the face, spilling blood. Agent Marie quickly calls S.H.I.E.L.D. for backup as Wolverine bolts, with Agent Darkholme shooting after him. Toynbee uses his toad-tongue to try and catch Wolverine, but he uses his adamantium claws to slice off Toynbee’s tongue, all the while evading Raven’s bullets. Agent Wagner teleports in front of Wolverine, blasting away, while saying that he never thought he’d see the day when something like this would happen. Agent Marie flies around a pillar behind Wolverine and tells James that he is ruining a good thing here. One step ahead of the duo, Wolverine grabs Wagner by his tale and flings him into Marie. He then runs off as Raven calls out that he cannot outrun them.
Wolverine jumps through the glass wall into the street, much to the shock of the pedestrians. The S.H.I.E.L.D. agents are right on Wolverine’s heels as he runs to his motorcycle. Raven shoots violently after him, screaming for him to not make her do this. Wolverine drives away through the traffic, while Wagner teleports to catch up to him. Wagner teleports right behind Wolverine is about to tackle him off his motorcycle, when suddenly he is overcome by immense pain. Agent Wagner falls to the ground screaming that he has been shot. All over his body are… arrows.
Wolverine jumps the bike on top of the cars in traffic and rides on them as pedestrians watch. When Wolverine reaches the intersection, he jumps off the last car, but does not notice a cloaked figure standing in the middle of the intersection, seemingly appearing out of no where. James sees the man at the last second, but is unable to stop. However, this does not seem to be a problem, as the man, known better as the hero called Cloak, opens his cloak wide open, revealing nothing but a black void. There is nothing that Wolverine can do as he and his bike enters the void at high speeds. Wolverine disappears into Cloak; all the while people on the streets stand and stare.
Wolverine reemerges in a dark room and crashes on the ground, rolling some feet away from his motorcycle. He immediately gets up and pops his claws, ready to attack Cloak and any other S.H.I.E.L.D. agents that are sent after him. However, what he sees is not what he expects. Standing before him are Misty Knight, Danny Rand, Felicia Hardy, Angela Del Toro, Marc Spector and Luke Cage. Cage tells the mutant to calm down.
Wolverine is confused to see Cage, and Cage is confused that Wolverine knows him. Wolverine asks what is going on, but Cage simply says that they cannot talk right now, because Wolverine must first crash the tracker. He needs to crash the tracker in his neck or they will do it for him. Wolverine is still confused, but hears a voice behind telling him that he should listen to Cage. Wolverine turns to see who is talking. He turns just in time to see Cloak as another figure emerges from his void… the dead avenger Hawkeye!
“Do it,” says Hawkeye, his bow and arrows trained on Wolverine.


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House of M – part four
It is an amazingly beautiful day in the country of Genosha, capital state of the world. Among the skyscrapers and the glistening ocean is a massive and impressive piece of architecture: Castle Magnus. On the upper tier of the castle, Magnus, ruler of the free mutant world, walks outside to greet the day. Dressed in a fancy garb, with sandals and a red cloak, he looks over his state as petals and leaves blow around.
A voice calls out the name grandpa, and Magnus turns around smiling to see his young grandson, Tyler, son of Magneto’s eldest daughter, Wanda, come out. Tyler, smiling proudly, holds a model boat in his hand. He happily tells his grandpa that he made this for him. Magnus takes the model ship from his grandson’s hands and looks at it. Tyler, with his eyes blood red, informs his grandfather that he made the ship with his mind. Magnus simply stares down at the child.
In Hell’s Kitchen, New York City, better known as Sapien Town, the very confused X-Man and Avenger known as Wolverine stands in his tattered clothes with his claws unsheathed. Surrounding him are members of the Human Resistance Movement, including Cloak, Felicia Hardy, Luke Cage, Marc Spector, Danny Rand, Misty Knight, Angela Del Toro and members of the Sons of the Tiger: Bob Diamond, Abe Brown, Lin Sun and Lotus Shincheko. Also among the crowd is a terrified looking teenage girl. Standing in the front of the group, with an arrow trained on Wolverine’s head, is the Avenger known as Hawkeye, who has been dead for a little over six months.
Hawkeye orders Wolverine to follow Luke Cage’s instruction to remove the tracker from the back of his neck. They know that he is S.H.I.E.L.D. and that he is one of Sebastian Shaw’s Red Guard Army members. Cage, realizing that Wolverine somehow knows his name, asks the man how he knows him. Hawkeye, not allowing Wolverine a chance to answer, once again reminds him that there is a tracker in his neck, telling S.H.I.E.L.D. where he is. If Wolverine does not pull it out then he will.
Wolverine ignores Hawkeye and instead addresses Cage, asking him to calm down his companions. Fed up, Hawkeye decides to take matters into his own hands and shoots Wolverine in the neck, ripping out the tracker, but also knocking Wolverine down to the ground, dead in the eyes of the group around him. Cage yells at Hawkeye for murdering Wolverine, unaware that Logan is alive due to his healing factor. Hawkeye, annoyed, tells Cage that he is tired of dealing with mutants. They need to change their style. As a pool of blood forms around Wolverine, he vaguely hears and sees Cage ask Hawkeye to remember what he said earlier. He didn’t even give Wolverine a chance.
Wolverine begins to go in and out of consciousness. He hears Cage ask Hawkeye if he understands what is going on here. Hawkeye retorts back with the same question. The two begin to argue, but Cage tells him that there is a kid in the room. Defending his murder of Wolverine, Hawkeye tells Cage that the tracker was going to bring the Red Guard Army straight to them.
As the two continue to argue, Wolverine slowly picks himself up from the ground as his wound heals. Felicia tries to interrupt the quarrelers, but has no success. Cage tells Hawkeye that there is a lot riding on this mission, and Hawkeye replies that he knows, but he is done taking these chances. Felicia is finally able to get a few words in and tells the two that Wolverine is awake, much to the surprise of the men, as well as everyone else in the room.
Wolverine asks the group how long he has been out. Shocked, Felicia asks Wolverine how the hell he is still alive. Annoyed, Wolverine repeats his question, but yells it out this time. Stuttering, Misty replies that he was “dead” for thirty seconds. Too late, replies Wolverine. For what, asks Hawkeye. Wolverine tells the group that if they wanted to talk to him they should have yanked the tracker out of his neck before they brought him to their hideout. Confused, Misty reminds Wolverine that he has only been here for half a minute, but her sentence is interrupted by a disturbance.
The ceiling of the hideout is ripped off its foundation. Everyone looks up too see two domineering red and gold Sentinels starting down at them in the bright sunlight. One Sentinel identifies them all as sapiens, while the other locks onto them. Misty immediately begins to shoot at them as the Sentinels retaliate against the humans, destroying the entire area and knocking out several of them. Suddenly, though, the Sentinels are unable to locate a large group of the humans who seemingly escaped, though four did not make it out: Misty Knight, Lotus Shincheko, Abe Brown, and Angela Del Toro.
In the empty office of Wilson Fisk, the Kingpin of crime, the man known as Cloak melts out of the shadows. He then opens his cloak and dumps out his allies, as well as a large amount of dust and debris. Wolverine finds the scared teenage girl he saw earlier on him and asks if she is good. The girl is confused, as she does know where she is and asks Wolverine to repeat his question. Lin asks Cloak where they are, and Cloak replies that they are uptown. Wilson Fisk’s office is the only place he could think of teleporting them, as he knew it would be empty after Cage’s recent hit on the man.
Danny asks Cloak if he got everyone, but Hawkeye regretfully realizes that several of them are missing. Felicia, who looks out to the city through the glass walls, tells her companions that they can see Hell’s Kitchen from there. The group looks out the window to see smoke and fire from their hideout across the city as two Sentinels fly away. Cage bluntly states that they did not all make it. Worried, Cloak states that he grabbed as many as he could, but Cage tells the boy that he wasn’t blaming him. Cloak offers to go back, but Cage won’t let him. Felicia suggests that Abe and the others might have gotten out. “Yeah,” says Hawkeye, not believing Felicia, “Sure.”
Cage takes a moment to soak in the fact that Misty is gone, as well as Angela and Abe. Lin asks Luke if he needs a moment to himself, but Cage angrily tells Wolverine that he better be worth all this trouble. Wolverine sits on a couch and asks Cage what he thinks is going on there. Cage asks the same question back. Wolverine tells Cage that he knows exactly what is going on, but isn’t sure that Cage will believe him. Try me, replies the other man.
Wolverine asks Cage if he knows him, but Cage replies no. Wolverine then asks why he bothered picking him up. Cage cryptically replies that he has a source on the Helicarrier. That source told him that Wolverine had gone AWOL. He heard it was a sight to see. Imagine the Red Guard’s star agent jumping ship. Cage felt that it was interesting timing, considering what he recently learned. He felt it was worth talking to him and so they waited for him to pop up on the grid. They didn’t have to wait long. Wolverine asks Cage if he remembers their time as Avengers, but Cage asks who the Avengers are.
Wolverine gets back up and tells Cage that he can tell Cage everything, but he won’t believe him. Up until two days ago, he was a member of the X-Men and the new Avengers. This means nothing to Cage because he does not remember who the old Avengers were. He lived in a world where mutants were a minority and the X-Men worked to build a peaceful coexistence between the growing mutant population and normal humans, who never seem to run out of reasons for hating them. He will admit it wasn’t a life he was thrilled with, but they made the most out of it.
He then pops his adamantium claws out and explains that a government program that was anti-mutant gave him these metal claws, against his will. He has been mind-wiped so many times he doesn’t remember where he came from or how old he is. In fact, now that the thinks about it, there is a good chance he has finally popped his cork and this is it. However, as long as he is here, he will still tell his story.
One of the X-Men’s greatest enemies is Eric Magnus. He calls himself Magneto because he has magnetic powers. Hawkeye interrupts and tells Wolverine that they all know who Magnus is. Wolverine continues on and states that Magneto had a couple of kids, to which Hawkeye replies that everyone knows that too. Wolverine begins to talk about Magneto’s daughter Wanda, but Hawkeye interrupts and states that she is the human one. “What?” the surprised and confused Wolverine asks.
Pietro, Lorna and Wanda are Magnus’s children, and Wanda is the human one, informs Hawkeye. Wolverine falls back in his couch and wonders what this means. Hawkeye, who seems very much interested in the story of Wanda, explains that it is in the tabloids everyday. The mutant leader has a human child that he raises equally along side his two mutant children. It is an inspiring tale those who believe everything they read. Wolverine tells the group that two days ago Wanda was a mutant calling herself the Scarlet Witch. She had immense power that no one realized. In fact, it was more than she could control. Do they know what she could do? She could alter the world around her; a little here and a little there.
Wolverine reiterates his point, and Cage asks him to continue. Logan explains that Wanda lost control of her powers not too long ago and killed a lot of good people. She was an Avenger. Cage interrupts and realizes that Wanda was an Avenger like he and Logan, but Wolverine tells Cage that she was one of the old Avengers, not one of the new ones. In fact, she is the reason the old Avengers stopped being Avengers. She apparently went nuts and attacked her own team, killing half of them. Two days ago the X-Men and Avengers met to figure out what to do with her. She was out of control and out of her mind. She murdered famous heroes. They went to Genosha where Magneto was keeping her but, when they arrived, the world disappeared in a white flash and he woke up to all this.
White, asks Cage. Yes, replies Wolverine. The world was erased on every level. Magneto turned himself from exiled mass murderer to king of the world. There are no X-Men or Avengers. Mutants run what seems to be a mutant utopia. He then turns to Hawkeye and explains that, to make things worse, he has them sticking arrows in his neck.
Hawkeye asks Wolverine what his role in the old world was before it went white. Wolverine looks at Hawkeye for a moment, and then informs the archer that he was dead. The Scarlet Witch killed him a little over six months ago. The teenage girl in the back mutters that she did not know that that is how the Avengers were killed, but an angry Hawkeye does not hear her and tells Wolverine to go to Hell. “More than I already am?” asks Wolverine.
Felicia is in disbelief and calls this a mutant trick to get them caught. Cage reasons with Felicia and reminds her that he saw his past life before. He had a kid coming and he had a woman. Wolverine confirms this and tells Luke that he was with Jessica Jones. Danny asks who Jessica is, when suddenly Wolverine realizes that there is no possible way for Cage to know about his kid and Jessica if the world was changed. He then asks Cage what he saw. He then asks who they are all supposed to be. He recognizes Iron Fist and Moon Knight. What are they as a group supposed to be?
Cage explains that they are trying to keep the balance from underground. They want sapiens to get the same fair shake in the world as mutants. Wolverine smirks and states that it sounds like something they would all do. Danny asks Wolverine if he knows all of them and Wolverine replies that he does. Cage asks Wolverine what they have to do to change the world back to normal. Logan asks Cage if he believes him and then asks why when Cage confirms that he does.
Cage calls Logan’s attention to the teenage girl and tells him that yesterday she found him and out of the blue said exactly what Wolverine just said. She said everything about the X-Men, Avengers and Hawkeye being dead. She did not know how it happened, but she knew it happened. She knew it in every detail. Suddenly, he saw it for himself in a flash. He saw his kid and his woman. This isn’t his life and he knows it. He saw his true life as clear as anything he has ever seen or smelled.
Wolverine approaches the girl and asks her who she is. Scared, the girl introduces herself as Layla Miller. Logan jokes if it is like the song, but she replies no. He asks her where she came from, and she explains that she goes to P.S. 45. Her family lives in Hell’s Kitchen. She woke up yesterday and the world was wrong. Nobody knows how it used to be. Wolverine kneels down and asks the girl if she can hear what he is thinking. Confused, the girl says no. Puzzled, Wolverine ponders over how Layla remembers everything.
Layla continues her story and explains how she woke up and everything was different. She thought she was crazy. Her parents were the same, but everything else was different. What is going on? Is she crazy? Wolverine replies that she is not crazy, and if she is, then that means they both are. Annoyed, Felicia asks Wolverine why he thinks only he and Layla remember the old world. She then adds that she still thinks that this is all mutant bull.
Wolverine turns around and explains again that he has been mind-wiped so many times he doesn’t remember who he was or how old he is. He doesn’t know where he came from or who his parents are. However, two days ago he remembered everything; he remembered every detail of his life, including today. It is all he ever… Suddenly, Wolverine pauses and looks back at Layla. He then looks at Cage, who is confused. “It’s all I…” mutters Logan, “…ever wanted.”
Wolverine realizes that Magneto got Wanda to give them all what they wanted so he could have what he wanted. Cage asks Wolverine how Magneto would know what they wanted. Wolverine whispers Xavier’s name, then demands to know where the phonebook is.
Sometime later at the Summers’ residence in Connecticut, Cloak emerges from the shadows and then raises his cloak to let out Wolverine and his allies, with their guns out and ready to fight. Wolverine tells the group to relax as no on is home. Felicia asks whose house it is and Logan tells her that it is a friend’s home, or at least he thinks that person is still a friend.
He is then left in disbelief when he sees pictures on a table. He picks one up to see the wedding picture of Scott Summers and Emma Frost. Wolverine then asks Layla if she is ready to change the world. Layla is confused and then replies no. Wolverine, who now has a plan, tells Layla to do what she did to Luke Cage to Emma Frost. She has a big brain and can handle what Layla has to offer. Scared, Layla tells Wolverine that she doesn’t know what she did, but Logan tells her not to worry about it.
Layla freaks out and tells Wolverine that she doesn’t know what “it” is. What is she worrying about? How does she know she did something? She has never done anything before. She should go home. She has to go home. Where is she? She is so grounded she can’t even imagine how much trouble she is in. Wolverine becomes more serious and asks Layla whey she came to Cage of all people in the first place. Layla explains that she lives in Hell’s Kitchen so she went looking for Daredevil. She ran into Luke first. She saw him and she had to tell someone. What is going on? Wolverine smiles and rubs Layla’s hair. He informs the girl that she is a mutant and wishes her a happy birthday sarcastically. Suddenly, Wolverine senses that Emma is arriving and tells everyone to be cool.
Emma unlocks the door, walks in and immediately freezes in disbelief. As guns are trained on her, Wolverine smiles and says hi. Disbelief turns to anger as she asks them if they really are robbing her. None can respond to her and she tells them not to bother. She is telepathically stopping them from doing anything. They will do what she wants. She does not want to hear from you. She then asks if they know what they do to humans like them. She then begins to dial the police when suddenly she “hears” a thought from Wolverine that angers her. She demands to know what Wolverine just thought and allows him to speak.
Emma asks Logan how he knows her and he tells her that she can look around in his brain. Emma suddenly turns and yells at Layla, who cringes and says that she didn’t say anything. Emma continues to pick up odd thoughts from the girl and investigates further. Suddenly, Layla’s eyes become green, and so do Emma’s. A piercing flash of green energy cuts through Emma… and she remembers everything… from her time as a child to her days in the Hellfire Club, to her recent relationship with Scott Summers.
However, that is not all that Emma remembers. She states the name of Charles Xavier, and then has a flashback to the church on Genosha. She and the other heroes rounded the corner to see a sinister looking man in a wheelchair in the middle of the church, with three sinister robed figures behind him. However, Emma remembers seeing Xavier’s face; his eyes wide open in horror and terror, with tears pouring out. Emma screams out loud as the connection between her and Layla comes to an end.
Emma regains her composure and is left in shock. Wolverine helps her back to her feet and Emma asks him if he is messing with her. Cage checks Layla and finds that she is fine, and then asks what happened. Wolverine introduces Emma as the leader of the X-Men to the other heroes. Emma, in a rage, screams the name “House of Magnus” over and over in contempt. In a blind fury she tells Logan that they are going to find Magneto and they are going to kill him… and his kids!
Wolverine goes over to the fridge to see what’s inside, and he tells Emma that he has not problem with killing Magnus and his family. He opens a beer and adds, though, that they are going to need a lot more than just them. Even if they do gather enough heroes and kill Magneto, that doesn’t mean that the whole world isn’t screwed for good.