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Appearing in "To Save the Savage Land"Edit
X-Men #116.
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Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Garokk (Apparent death)
- Zaladane
- Sun-People
- Kor-at
Other Characters:
- Karl Lykos
- pterodactyls
- dinosaurs
Locations:
- City of the Sun-God
Items:
Vehicles:
- Savage Land boat
Synopsis for "To Save the Savage Land"Edit
--For a full synopsis of this comic, please see the original publishing of this comic in X-Men #116.--
Appearing in "Solace"Edit
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
Other Characters:
Locations:
- Savage Land
- M'Rin's world
Items:
- Cameo Crystal
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "Solace"Edit
After the battle with Garokk, Storm is swimming in a lake in the Savage Land when she's attacked by a giant crocodilian from the depths. She notices a woman in a diving suit stuck to the saurian by a harpoon line, so she risks her life to free her and then strikes the beast with lightning when it surfaces, but she's too close to the backlash when she does and is knocked out. She dreams of her lost mother and comes to on another world. The woman she saved introduces herself as M'Rin and explains that the lake was a junction point between their dimensions. M'Rin took Ororo aboard her ship to look after her out of gratitude for saving her life. Ororo is about to ask how she might return home when she notices M'Rin's ship is built onto the back of a giant, flying, talking fox named C'Jime and learns that M'Rin is the magnanimus warlord of the skyways and so she instantly decides to blow off her homeworld to have high-flying adventures with her new friends for a few days.
At one point, Storm learns that M'Rin had a daughter that grew to be the leader of the evil pirates they had been fighting. Deciding that it's time to stop being surrogate mother and daughter for each other, M'Rin and Ororo tearfully part ways, but M'Rin gifts Ororo with a cameo crystal bonded to her that will allow them to sense each other's well-being and lead them back to each other at some point in the future.
Appearing in "untitled"Edit
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Synopsis for "untitled"Edit
Back cover pinup.
Notes
- The backup story's introduction of M'Rin and her world sets up part of the 1988 X-Men Annual.
- Includes a pinup by Frank Miller and Paul Becton.
- This issue is reprinted in many other comics and books, see references for more info.[1]
Trivia
- No trivia.
See AlsoEdit
Recommended ReadingEdit
- This is the conclusion of the story that began in X-Men #114 and #115.
Links and ReferencesEdit
- Uncanny X-Men series index at UncannyX-Men.Net
- The Unofficial Handbook of Marvel Comics Creators - accessed on 05/31/2009
- The Official Marvel Index to the X-Men #6 - See for further referencing
- The Official Marvel Index to the X-Men Vol 2 #2 - See for further referencing
Footnotes
- ↑ This story is reprinted in the following comics/TPB's:
- Essential X-Men #1 - 24th story
- Marvel Masterworks: The Uncanny X-Men 2nd Edition HC #3 - 6th story
- Marvel Masterworks: The Uncanny X-Men HC #3 - 6th story
- Uncanny X-Men Omnibus HC #1 - 24th story
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