Future of X House of X and Powers of X led everything to today, but is the future really certain?
Future of X's first mission brought them to the overwhelmed hellscape known as Limbo. Cable and company blasted their way through the demonic dead and escape unscathed. The only clue to how this nightmare scenario began pointing to the last days of the Jean Grey School.
Generation X: The Xth Generation Warren Worthington III has decided to use some of his resources reviving the formerly-defunct and often troubled Massachusetts Academy. It had long been a splinter school for training new mutants following the methods of instructors who in ways differed with the vision Xavier and Cyclops had for the X-Men, a tradition Archangel intends to continue and revive. In order to make the new Academy a success, he has invited former villain Havok whose unique perspective on the world helps to serve to counterpoint the idealistic Archangel and provide a well-rounded education - though more often than not this leads to a layer or two of angst illustrating the conflict between cynicism and idealism that defines Generation X. Jubilee - as an alumnus of the original Generation X - is brought in to serve as a new Teacher - her unique blend of optimism for the future and belief in the future of mutantkind help to remind Havok and Archangel of why this academy is so important. Jubilee is also a recent adoptive parent and struggling to learn her role as both parent and teacher defines her struggle in this book. She also is key in managing mercurial mood swings of Archangel and the latent amoral streak in Havok to keep the Academy running!
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"It is too easy being monsters. Let us try to be human." ~Victor Frankenstein, Penny Dreadful