X-Men 101: #101 - RERUNS

Issues of Uncanny X-Men #67-93 were actually reprints. It was decided at Marvel that the X-Men sold well enough to continue selling the comic, but they couldn't afford to pay for original stories.

X-Men 101: #100 - GODDESS OF THUNDER

Storm once had the power of Thor! At a time when she lost her powers, Loki gave her an Uru hammer and new weather powers to replace the God of Thunder in another of his attempts to rule Asgard.
(Uncanny X-Men Annual #9)

X-Men 101: #99 - UNSTOPPABLE OBJECT

Juggernaut can only be stopped by taking his helmet off, leaving him vulnerable to a mental attack. Otherwise, there is no way to prevent him from walking wherever he pleases!
(Uncanny X-Men #13)

X-Men 101: #98 - MRS. WOLVERINE

Wolverine was almost married to Mariko Yashida. Mastermind's manipulations forced Mariko to call off the wedding. She was later given lethal poison and asked wolverine to put her out of her misery, which he did.
(Uncanny X-Men #172-#173, Wolverine #57)

X-Men 101: #97 - MUTANT X

After a member of Havok's X-Factor team, Greystone, develops temporal insanity, he attempts to build a time machine to return to his timeline and be reunited with his mother. Havok attempts to stop him, but the machine explodes, supposedly killing both men. However, at the instant of his death, another Havok from an alternate reality also dies after being shot in the chest by a Sentinel. Somehow, Havok's spirit finds its way into his counterpart's body and he wakes up in the Mutant X Universe. Here, he is the leader of a mutant team of heroes dubbed The Six, which consists of Bloodstorm (Storm), Brute (Beast), Fallen (Archangel), Ice-Man (Iceman) and the Goblyn Queen (Madelyne Pryor).
The series lasted for 32 issues and three annuals before it ended and Alex Summers' consciousness was returned to his proper body.

X-Men 101: #96 - WOMEN'S WORK

The X-Men's costumes were all standard yellow and blue until Jean Grey took the time to sew them all new, individually designed suits.
(Uncanny X-Men #39)

X-Men 101: #95 - ANGEL'S OUT

Angel's first association with the new X-Men lasted less than a year. He quickly left because he thought Wolverine was a psychopath.
(Uncanny X-Men #139-148)

X-Men 101: #94 - DEADBEAT DAD

When he learned Jean Grey was still alive, Cyclops abandoned his wife Madelyne and son Nathan. He eventually went back to their house in Alaska only to find it empty.
(Fantastic Four #286, X-Factor #1, #13)

X-Men 101: #93 - VAMPIRE'S KISS

Storm was once a minion of Dracula. After being bitten, she was freed only after the X-Men killed him. He has since come back though.
(Uncanny X-Men #159, Annual #6)

X-Men 101: #92 - THE CRUSH

Professor X originally lost the use of his legs when he fought Lucifer, an agent of the alien race the Quists, who was preparing for an invasion of Earth. The alien dropped a stone slab on Xavier intending to kill him, but the slab only crushed his legs.
(Uncanny X-Men #20)

X-Men 101: #91 - SEX KITTEN

Believing that they were going to die at the hands of the Brood, Kitty (Shadowcat) approached Colossus about having sex. He refused, saying she was too young.
(Uncanny X-Men #165)

X-Men 101: #90 - BEAUTY AND THE BEAST

Before hooking up with Longshot, Dazzler was pursued by Angel and had a torrid romance with Beast.
(Dazzler #17-28, Beauty and the Beast #1-#4)

Flick2 Movie Review: Let Me In

I'll start by saying that on my way to the theatre I was told by 2 employees that this movie was terrible, so much to my excitement, I wanted to know why. Well, the joke's on you ladies, because this movie was great. (Must have gone over your head, allow me to explain...)

Let Me In is an endearing love story that can be paralleled with the classical Romeo and Juliet. Two souls who find that they love each other can't be with one another. It's a classic tale. Just add in the fact that Juliet is a vampire and that the main characters are twelve and we are in business. The plot was interesting too. It dealt with a descent size cast but I never felt lost as to where the story was going, but was surprised at some twists and turns the story took.

The movie also stayed true to vampire folklore which was a pleasant surprise (vampires actually burst into a consuming hellfire when they reach sunlight, no sparkles here ladies) and they must ask to enter your home or risk death.

FLICK2 MOVIE REVIEW:
4 out of 5 Stars

X-Men 101: #89 - M-DAY

M-Day, also known as the Decimation, is the day in which millions of mutants in the Marvel Universe lost their powers. This was the result of the Scarlet Witch's reality altering powers going out of control and her uttering the words, "No More Mutants."

X-Men 101: #88 - LOGAN'S RUN

The X-Men first met Alpha Flight in the latter's attempt to reclaim Canadian "property": Weapon X, otherwise known as Wolverine. He cut ties to his homeland when Professor X invited him to join the new X-Men.
(Uncanny X-Men #120)

X-Men 101: #87 - SOCKET TO ME

While in her old Englishwoman body, Psylocke was given bionic eyes by Mojo, which he used to spy on the X-Men.
(New Mutants Annual #2)

X-Men 101: #86 - JEAN SMELLS

Wolverine knew for months that Jean Grey has returned after they believed her dead, but he didn't tell his teammates. He had caught her scent several times: in the Morlock tunnels and at her parents' house.
(Uncanny X-Men #212, #215))

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X-Men 101: #85 - Estate Burial

When Illyana Rasputin (Magik) died of the legacy virus, the X-Men buried her on the Xavier Estate and her funeral was interrupted by Magneto attacking the X-Men.
(Uncanny X-Men #303-#304)

X-Men 101: #84 - SORRY CHARLIE

Young lovers while attending Oxford, Charles Xavier and Moira MacTaggert were to be married, but he was drafted and sent to Asia. While there, he received a letter from Moira who dumped him without explanation.
(Uncanny X-Men #117)

X-Men 101: #83 - IN THE OVEN

Dazzler was pregnant with Longshot's child. It's been speculated the child will grow up to become the former X-Force member Shatterstar. Dazzler's pregnancy has not been mentioned since in the comics; the child may have been born and never seen by the readers, although evidence suggests that Dazzler may have had a miscarriage, though it has not been established officially what became of the infant.
(X-Men #11)