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As always, this post contains spoilers, and page numbers go by the digital edition.<\/em><\/p>\n

\"\"<\/a>X-MEN: HELLFIRE GALA 2023<\/strong>
\n“The Hellfire Gala”<\/strong>
\nWriter: Gerry Duggan (with Jonathan Hickman)<\/strong>
\nArtists: Adam Kubert, Luciana Vecchio, Matteo Lolli, Russell Dauterman, Javier Pina, R.B. Silva, Joshua Cassara, Kris Anka, Pepe Larraz & Valerio Schiti<\/strong>
\nColour artists: Rain Beredo, Ceci De La Cruz, Matthew Wilson, Erick Arciniega & Marte Gracia<\/strong>
\nLetterers: Virtual Calligraphy<\/strong>
\nDesign: Tom Muller with Jay Bowen<\/strong>
\nEditor: Jordan D White<\/strong><\/p>\n

COVER \/ PAGE 1.<\/strong> A montage of assorted characters in their Gala costumes, with Nimrod and Dr Stasis looming ominously behind them.<\/p>\n

PAGE<\/strong>\u00a02.\u00a0<\/strong>Flashback: Emma and Cyclops discuss whether to tell Ms Marvel that she is a mutant.<\/em><\/p>\n

This is the “previous conversation” that Emma referenced in\u00a0X-Men<\/em> #23, when she broke the news to Scott of Ms Marvel’s death in Amazing Spider-Man<\/em> #26. It’s not made clear here what prompted Emma to raise the question of telling Ms Marvel that Cerebro detects her as a mutant. But we’ll see in the next scene that Emma sees Kamala as a popular figure who would be good for mutant\/human relations.<\/p>\n

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PAGES 3-6.<\/strong> Ms Marvel is resurrected on Krakoa, and learns that she’s a mutant.<\/em><\/p>\n

Ms Marvel’s established back story has her as one of the people with latent Inhuman lineage whose powers emerged when the Terrigen Bomb spread a cloud of mutagenic Terrigen Mist around the Earth following 2013’s\u00a0Infinity<\/em>. This was the period when Marvel were trying to shoehorn the Inhumans into the role that mutants traditionally served as the Marvel Universe’s all-purpose origin story. A decade down the line, I can’t think of any other characters with that origin story who are still in use, and you can see why Marvel might want to prise Kamala away from it.<\/p>\n

“You’re an Inhuman and a mutant. We didn’t even think that was possible.”<\/strong> Much of the\u00a0Inhumans vs X-Men<\/em> arc from 2016-2017 turns on the point that the Terrigen Mists were generally fatal to mutants.<\/p>\n

“I understand you and the White Queen know each other from some business with the Infinity Stones.”<\/strong> The\u00a0Infinity Wars<\/em> miniseries from 2018, where Kamala and Emma were on the “cosmic Avengers” team that Loki recruited to stop Gamora from destroying the universe.<\/p>\n

The Champions.<\/strong> Teen superhero team introduced in 2016. Technically I think they’re still active, but their book was cancelled in 2021. The original team included both Ms Marvel and the teenage version of Cyclops who, at the time, was time-travelling from the Silver Age as part of Brian Bendis’s All-New X-Men<\/em>.<\/p>\n

“We’ll call upon your family later, and we’ll rewrite their last few days.”<\/strong> Emma may not realise this, but\u00a0Fallen Friend: The Death of Ms Marvel<\/em> has a lot\u00a0<\/em>of characters attending prayers at Kamala’s mosque in commemoration of worshippers understood to have died or vanished in\u00a0Amazing<\/em> #26 – which, as far as the civilians are concerned, includes both Kamala and Ms Marvel. A whole bunch of superheroes show up for that, though not any of the X-Men. (Wolverine attends, but this is after he quit Krakoa in his own series.)<\/p>\n

PAGE 7.\u00a0<\/strong>Recap and credits.<\/p>\n

PAGES 8-9.<\/strong>\u00a0The Stepford Cuckoos welcome guests to the Hellfire Gala.<\/em><\/p>\n

The Mykines Lighthouse Keeper.<\/strong> As in the last two years, we’re on the island of Mykines. The unnamed lighthouse keeper has appeared before, and he can be seen flirting with Jumbo Carnation in Duggan’s\u00a0Marauders<\/em> vol 1 #17 (on page 12).<\/p>\n

I’m not going to attempt to identify every background character in these group shots, because we’d be here all year.<\/p>\n

Forge’s proposals to solve housing shortages and food insecurity were previously mentioned in\u00a0X-Men<\/em> #22 as his suggestion for regaining the hearts and minds of the humans.<\/p>\n

PAGE 10.<\/strong>\u00a0Cyclops responds to the alarm at the Treehouse.<\/em><\/p>\n

Cyclops. <\/strong>This leads in to the X-Men story in\u00a0Free Comic Book Day 2023: Avengers \/ X-Men<\/em>, where a mystery Orchis agent breaks into the Treehouse, poisons it, and steals the Captain Krakoa battlesuit. Cyclops is defeated and thrown from the building to his apparent death.<\/p>\n

Juggernaut\u00a0<\/strong>has been on the X-Men before, during the Chuck Austen run. He’s most recently been in the cast of\u00a0Legion of X<\/em>. The little bow tie on his armoured costume is adorable.<\/p>\n

PAGE 11.\u00a0<\/strong>Mystique and Destiny argue.<\/em><\/p>\n

Kate Pryde<\/strong>‘s inability to use the gates was a major plot point in the first\u00a0Marauders<\/em> series and has never been explained. We’re being reminded of it now because it plays into the post-credits sequence.<\/p>\n

Mystique and Destiny<\/strong> were also arguing in FCBD 2023: Avengers \/ X-Men<\/em>. In that story, they’re in the Gala when Destiny stops and announces that “Something’s happening”. She says that “A soldier has returned to the field of battle and matters are more complicated.” She then asks where Rogue is, and is told that “She just flew off at mach three.” Destiny then insists that they have to leave at once, and drags Mystique away, despite Mystique’s protest that they should wait for Rogue to get back. Destiny replies that Rogue will find them when the time is right.<\/p>\n

Since Rogue doesn’t “fly off at mach 3” until page 17, this argument is apparently\u00a0earlier<\/em> in the evening. Obviously, Destiny knows what’s going to happen (or picks up on it in the course of the evening) and has absolutely no intention of being around for it.<\/p>\n

The Rogue & Gambit<\/em> miniseries ended with Destiny obtaining a mind-controlled Manifold and putting him away for later. Destiny also discusses this plot thread with Rogue in\u00a0X-Men<\/em> #24, where she asks Rogue to trust her and insists that “Mutantdom dies with Manifold” (meaning, presumably, that if Manifold dies, then mutantdom dies too – therefore, Manifold must be kept safe at all costs). None of this is directly referenced in this issue, probably because it would make the backdoor for the cliffhanger a bit too obvious.<\/p>\n

Romeo<\/strong> is Iceman’s Inhuman love interest, most recently seen in the Marvel’s Voices Infinity Comic<\/em> Iceman arc from last year.<\/p>\n

PAGES 12-13. <\/strong>Professor X talks with Ms Marvel.<\/em><\/p>\n

Xavier broadly agrees with Emma about the desirability of Ms Marvel coming out as a mutant but he’s a lot more sympathetic to her needing time to decide. By the standards of the last few years this is a relatively friendly version of Xavier – he even takes off his helmet for her, and Rasputin IV stresses its significance when she appears – perhaps because Kamala looks up to him as a superhero authority figure, and he’s getting to do his old teacher\/mentor routine with someone who trusts him.<\/p>\n

Rogue’s Terrigen poisoning<\/strong> is a storyline from Duggan’s\u00a0Uncanny Avengers<\/em> run in 2015-16.<\/p>\n

PAGE 14.\u00a0<\/strong>Rasputin IV speaks to Ms Marvel.<\/em><\/p>\n

“I have come from a future with gifts of the five, but not\u00a0the<\/em> Five.”<\/strong> Presumably, Rasputin is referring to the fact that she’s a chimera of five mutants.<\/p>\n

PAGE 15.\u00a0<\/strong>Dmitri and Wyn.<\/em><\/p>\n

This page is a trailer for Jonathan Hickman’s upcoming\u00a0G.O.D.S.<\/em>, and it’s credited as being co-written by Hickman. Wyn debuted in the G.O.D.S.\u00a0<\/em>story in\u00a0FCBD: Avengers \/ X-Men<\/em>, a vignette where he meets Dr Strange on a rooftop and they exchange some cryptic comments about good and evil. Dmitri is new.<\/p>\n

For reasons which aren’t made clear, Wyn asks Magik whether, at the start of the Krakoan era, “one of you stood at the top of the world and told a gathering of humans” that “mankind had new gods now”. He’s referring to Magneto’s address to the human ambassadors in House of X<\/em> #1. Magik wasn’t there for that scene, but evidently either Magneto or the Stepford Cuckoos have relayed it to her.<\/p>\n

PAGES 16-17. <\/strong>The Avengers leave to deal with an emergency.<\/em><\/p>\n

Kingpin and Typhoid Mary<\/strong> arrived on Krakoa in issue #20 and haven’t really done anything yet; this issue suggests that Kingpin will be playing a bigger part going forward.<\/p>\n

The Avengers<\/strong> are leaving to appear in the “Uncanny Avengers” story in\u00a0FCBD: Avengers \/ X-Men<\/em>, in which Captain Krakoa attacks the Capitol – citing the same “new gods now” line mentioned in the previous scene. Per that story, Captain America declined his invitation to the Hellfire Gala his year; Orchis try to assassinate him, and Rogue goes to help.<\/p>\n

“The rumours of a civil war on Arakko are beginning to spread.”<\/strong> In current issues of\u00a0X-Men Red.<\/em><\/p>\n

Sebastian Shaw<\/b> is not at the Gala because, presumably, he’s been tipped off about what’s about to happen.<\/p>\n

PAGES 18-20.\u00a0<\/strong>Meet the new X-Men team!<\/em><\/p>\n

Cyclops and Jean are standing down, because Talon and Synch have plenty of experience – subjectively, they’re centuries old thanks to their time in the Vault. The newly elected team are Synch, Talon, Cannonball, Prodigy, Frenzy, Dazzler, Jubilee and the Juggernaut.<\/p>\n

PAGES 21-22. <\/strong>Oh. Never mind.<\/em><\/p>\n

Nimrod smashes down from space and kills… if not all of them, certainly most of them. We’ll see later that Synch, Talon and Juggernaut definitely survive, but Dazzler, Cannonball, Prodigy, Jubilee and Frenzy are all graphically killed on panel. So right now, there is no X-Men – or if there is, it’s just those three.<\/p>\n

PAGES 23-27.\u00a0<\/strong>Everyone fights Nimrod.<\/em><\/p>\n

Magik can’t teleport the human guests to safety because her powers are blocked by nanotech. That happened while she was fighting a Stark Sentinel and got a small cut on her face in\u00a0X-Men<\/em> #23.<\/p>\n

Iceman is seemingly killed – although he’s got a solo book starting next week, which suggests Orchis are jumping the gun in proclaiming him Definitely Dead. Oddly, the two characters shown reacting to his death are Romeo and Kate Pryde, who was dating him immediately before he came out as gay. (Christian Frost, or Jean Grey as his oldest friend present, would have been more obvious choices.)<\/p>\n

PAGE 28. <\/strong>The Stark Sentinels attack.<\/em><\/p>\n

The X-Men’s fight against the single Stark Sentinel was in\u00a0X-Men<\/em> #23.<\/p>\n

“Jean, can you reach Storm?”<\/strong> Yet again, Storm is somewhere else when the big disaster is happening. In fairness, there’s a civil war on.<\/p>\n

PAGES 29-31. <\/strong>Dr Stasis, Karima Shapandar and M.O.D.O.K. arrive.<\/em><\/p>\n

Stasis infiltrated the pharmaceutical factories in a subplot during last year’s Hellfire Gala, and\u00a0X-Men<\/em> #22 revealed that millions of humans would have taken the drugs and be susceptible to M.O.D.O.K.’s device. To be honest, it doesn’t speak brilliantly about Krakoan production standards that nobody noticed this in a whole year.<\/p>\n

Hordeculture.<\/b> Orchis obtained the details of how to hack the Krakoan gates from Hordeculture’s Opal Vetiver in\u00a0X-Men<\/em> #22.<\/p>\n

PAGES 32-33.\u00a0<\/strong>Kate Pryde takes out a Stark Sentinel.<\/em><\/p>\n

Her good old fashioned technology-disruption power still works – and again, we’re reminded about the gates thing.<\/p>\n

Kingpin seems genuinely concerned about Mary. Note that Karima dismisses him as a “human” even though she’s in Orchis – Karima is more interested in AI.<\/p>\n

PAGES 34-36.\u00a0<\/strong>The fight brings down the tower.<\/em><\/p>\n

Either Juggernaut is just a big powerful thing that Nimrod can chuck around, or his magic is supposed to make it particularly easy for him to be thrown through stuff.<\/p>\n

PAGES 37-40. <\/strong>Jean Grey is murdered.<\/em><\/p>\n

This sort of “I am extremely powerful and you can’t stop me doing what I want” speech is something Jean has delivered to a number of villains over the Duggan run – this time she’s explicitly announcing her intention to alter Orchis’s minds – but this time Orchis have seen her coming, and Moira gets rid of her. Moira seems to view this as revenge on Charles as much as anything to do with the wider agenda.<\/p>\n

Orchis’ supply of Blightswill was previously established in Bishop: War College<\/em>. It cancels mutant powers.<\/p>\n

PAGES 41-43.<\/strong>\u00a0Professor X surrenders and freezes all the mutants present.<\/em><\/p>\n

When he tries this stunt on a worldwide level later, the trained X-Men are mostly able to resist, but presumably it’s a different matter when he’s this close by. Some of them do manage to resist the direct instruction to go through the gate, even at this range.<\/p>\n

PAGE 44.\u00a0<\/strong>Dr Stasis dictates terms.<\/em><\/p>\n

“Right now, they [the gates] all point off-Earth.”<\/strong> Xavier says later that they’re meant to point to Arakko, but Stasis doesn’t actually say this. We’ll come back to this.<\/p>\n

“Nightcrawler just went on an assassination spree.”<\/strong> In\u00a0Before the Fall – Sons of X<\/em> (under mind control, obviously).<\/p>\n

“A mutant clone caused an inferno in New York again.”<\/strong> The\u00a0Dark Web<\/em> crossover – the clone is Madelyne Pryor. This one actually\u00a0doesn’t<\/em> have anything to do with Orchis.<\/p>\n

“The first time a returned mutant is found on Earth, we will kill a human…”<\/strong> The word “returned” seems to be significant here, since obviously some mutants are still on Earth at the end of the story, and it seems unlikely that Orchis are planning to kill an increasing number of humans every time the mutant Avengers appear in public. With the nature of exponential growth, they’d run out of humans rather quickly.<\/p>\n

PAGES 45-46.\u00a0<\/strong>Dying Jean gives Angelica her new mission.<\/em><\/p>\n

The thinking here is that since Firestar has always been something of an outsider to the X-Men, she’s the one who can be passed off as a secret informant and therefore infiltrate Orchis, with a bit of judicious manipulation of Stasis’ mind.<\/p>\n

PAGE 47. <\/strong>Professor X orders mutantkind through the gates.<\/em><\/p>\n

“Go, my X-Men” is obviously an inversion of “To me, my X-Men.”<\/p>\n

PAGES 48-49.\u00a0<\/strong>Mother Righteous claims Atlantic Krakoa.<\/em><\/p>\n

Page 48 panel 1 is part of the departure montage, with Nightcrawler – who quit Krakoa after\u00a0Before the Fall – Sons of X<\/em> – managing to resist using the “Red triangle” psi technique. That’s why it was brought up again recently in\u00a0X-Men Red<\/em>.<\/p>\n

Krakoa’s Atlantic outpost has been mentioned a few times in the Krakoan era but we’ve never really seen much of it. At any rate, Mother Righteous apparently gains power from collecting things which have some sort of iconic quality to them. But, for whatever reason, she’s preserving the Atlantic version of Krakoa. No doubt we’ll find out why in due course.<\/p>\n

PAGE 50.\u00a0<\/strong>Mutants worldwide file through the gates.<\/em><\/p>\n

The mutants in Madripoor will doubtless include all of the ex-Morlocks who set up home there in\u00a0Marauders<\/em>.<\/p>\n

Only Kate and Emma are expressly shown resisting at the Gala itself.<\/p>\n

If everyone’s walking to the nearest gate, how long must this be taking?<\/p>\n

PAGE 51.\u00a0<\/strong>Data page – more about the red triangle protocol.<\/p>\n

The alias “Hazel Kendal” for Emma Frost comes from Duggan’s Invincible Iron Man<\/i> #6.<\/p>\n

PAGES 52-53.\u00a0<\/strong>Jean continues to brief Firestar.<\/em><\/p>\n

Of note here is the appearance of Curse, who died in X-Men Green and has apparently managed to get herself resurrected on Krakoa despite being, shall we say, a low priority due to her innate nuisance factor. Curse’s resistance to psychic control is part of her powers, as established in the X-Men Green arc, which is why she’s able to object to Xavier’s directions.<\/p>\n

PAGE 54.\u00a0<\/strong>Jean bids farewell to Cyclops.<\/em><\/p>\n

Cyclops has survived his fall, which is pretty remarkable, though you have to wonder what sort of treatment he can expect at the local hospitals.<\/p>\n

The Treehouse is on fire, and presumably we won’t be seeing it again except as a ruin.<\/p>\n

PAGE 55. <\/strong>Jean bids farewell to Wolverine.<\/em><\/p>\n

Consistent with the modern reading that she loved him too – you could argue that she wants to be in contact with Wolverine in her dying moments, but equally it might just mean that Cyclops was the higher priority in case she didn’t have time to get to both.<\/p>\n

It’s not clear where Wolverine is, but he quit Krakoa in this week’s\u00a0Wolverine<\/em> and evidently he’s been at a gate somewhere, resisting the command to go through. Jean specifically wakes him up from his trance – possibly so that he can defend himself against the Orchis soldiers who might otherwise have been able to pick him up and chuck him through the gateway. Or maybe she just wants the satisfaction of letting him kill them.<\/p>\n

PAGES 56-58. <\/strong>Destiny tells Mystique to listen to Professor X, and Exodus bundles the Five through a gate.<\/em><\/p>\n

Note that Destiny\u00a0does<\/em> go through the gate, which tends to suggest that her powers tell her that whatever lies on the other side is acceptable – at least in the long run. Mystique refuses to co-operate and falls to her apparent death while trying to resist Professor X without the benefit of his training. But… Dr Stasis does point out that her body is taken away by the sea. You’d think he’d know how this works.<\/p>\n

M.O.D.O.K. is pleased that the Atlantic Island has disappeared off the satellites, which presumably means Mother Righteous told Orchis she was going to do that – otherwise they’d be puzzled.<\/p>\n

PAGES 59-60.<\/strong>\u00a0Lourdes teleports the remaining mutants away.<\/em><\/p>\n

Kingpin sides with the mutants against Orchis – he’s married to a mutant, after all, and the relationship appears genuine. He’s duly taken away with the group.<\/p>\n

PAGES 61-62.\u00a0<\/strong>Lourdes dies from the effort.<\/em><\/p>\n

Lourdes’ death here is an echo of her original death at the (human) Hellfire Gala in\u00a0Classic X-Men<\/em> #7.<\/p>\n

We never get a clear group shot of exactly who’s in this remaining band, but it seems to include Emma Frost, Kate Pryde, Synch, Talon, Bishop, Psylocke (Kwannon), Rasputin IV, Daken, Aurora, Northstar, Angel, Forge and Ms Marvel, along with a few characters who aren’t easily identifiable in the Hellfire costumes. Firestar remains behind to begin her new cover. Quite how Ms Marvel managed to resist Xavier is not obvious, but maybe Emma helped.<\/p>\n

PAGE 63.<\/strong> Orchis celebrate.<\/em><\/p>\n

Looks like we can add Juggernaut to the list of the dead. Again, Moira seems preoccupied with revenge on Professor X.<\/p>\n

PAGES 64-65.<\/strong> The remaining X-Men find themselves locked out of the gates.<\/em><\/p>\n

“So that’s how that looked.”<\/strong> Kate is referencing her own attempt to walk through a Krakoan gate in\u00a0Marauders<\/em> vol 1 #1.<\/p>\n

PAGE 66.\u00a0<\/strong>Orchis kill all the humans at the Gala.<\/em><\/p>\n

Well, of course they do. They’re witnesses.<\/p>\n

PAGES 67-72.\u00a0<\/strong>Rogue rescues Professor X.<\/em><\/p>\n

“You invited Nathaniel Essex onto the island, and he almost ended all life on Earth.”<\/strong>\u00a0Sins of Sinister<\/em>, which the compromised Quiet Council decided to make known to the general public in\u00a0Immortal X-Men<\/em> #12.<\/p>\n

Professor X claims here that the mutants were supposed to be going to Arakko (which he was never told on panel) and that since he can’t sense any of them, he assumes that they’re all dead. Since Arakko is another planet, this depends on him being able to reach it using the previously-established telepathic relay system. Professor X doesn’t\u00a0seem<\/em> to be saying that he actually sensed them die – surely if that had been the case he’d have picked up on it while they were going through the gates. (Mind you, he apparently didn’t notice that he was losing contact with them as they went through the gates either. Maybe he just wasn’t able to pay attention to that sort of thing.)<\/p>\n

The very fact that Destiny chose to go through the gates – having previously spent several issues teeing up a cosmic-powered teleporter – rather suggests that everyone will be back in the end, and that the reason Xavier can’t sense them on Arakko is that they went somewhere else. But we’ll see.<\/p>\n

Xavier returning to Krakoa on his own (and the “Population: One” caption) seems to echo him going to live on Genosha after it was reduced to rubble by Sentinels. And is the population really one? What about Krakoa itself? What about Mr Sinister and Fenris, down in the Pit?<\/p>\n

PAGES 73-76.\u00a0<\/strong>Trailers, which are\u00a0particularly<\/em> keen to stress that\u00a0Ms Marvel<\/em> is an X-book now.<\/p>\n

Oddly, the list of upcoming books includes\u00a0Ghost Rider<\/em> #17 (which is part of a crossover with Wolverine) but not this week’s\u00a0Invincible Iron Man<\/em> #8, which picks up Emma Frost’s story as she turns to Iron Man for help with the Stark Sentinels. Iron Man winds up bundling her into his armour in order to get her to safety from a Stark Sentinel, and the issue ends with her being rocketed to safety against her will.<\/p>\n

PAGES 77-78.<\/strong> Kate falls through a gate.<\/em><\/p>\n

Apparently Kate is now the only person who can use the gates. This one takes her to the Krakoan embassy in Jerusalem, which is where Magneto addressed the ambassadors in\u00a0House of X<\/em> #1.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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