Uncanny X-Men #487

The X-Men are back from space! Well, half of them, anyway. The team is shattered, broken, and separated. The group that has returned to earth is finding it much worse than how they left it -especially underground. Attacks in the Morlock Tunnels immediately grab the X-Men's attention. What do these attacks have to do with the future of the mutant race? Maybe special guest-star Storm can get to the bottom of all this!

Uncanny X-Men #487

(June 2007)

"The Extremists" Chapter I

Cover by Salvador Larroca

Uncanny X-Men #488

The X-Men, re-united with Storm, take to the tunnels to discover why the Morlocks have been erupting with violence. It ain't going to be pretty. Also, Professor X goes off in search of a very important character from X-History!

Uncanny X-Men #488

(July 2007)

"The Extremists" Chapter II

"Endangered Species" Chapter II

Cover by Salvador Larroca

Uncanny X-Men #489

With the Morlocks committing terrorist acts, it's up to the X-Men to stop them and figure out why these normally-peaceful mutants have turned to violence. Guest-starring Storm and her friends in the Fantastic Four!

Uncanny X-Men #489

(August 2007)

"The Extremists" Chapter III

"Endangered Species" Chapter VI

Cover by Salvador Larroca

Uncanny X-Men #490

Why are the Morlocks terrorizing innocent people? What is their endgame? That's what Storm and the X-Men are trying to find out. All the while, Professor X and Nightcrawler are on the trail of Magneto!

Uncanny X-Men #490

(September 2007)

"The Extremists" Chapter IV

"Endangered Species" Chapter X

Cover by Salvador Larroca

Uncanny X-Men #491

This is it, the final showdown between the X-Men and the terrorist branch of the Morlocks. But how can they win with Warpath and Hepzibah captured and Storm buried under a ton of debris? The future is at stake and it all centers on Magneto. But what role will the former Master of Magnetism play?

Featuring "Endangered Species" Chapter 14. Beast nearly sold his soul to science for a chance to cure the effects of M-Day. But when the rational arts fail him, he turns to the mystical arts and Doctor Strange!

Uncanny X-Men #491

(October 2007)

"The Extremists" Chapter V

"Endangered Species" Chapter XIV

Cover by Salvador Larroca

Uncanny X-Men #492

The X-Men scramble to search for the missing mutant newborn. But they'll need to tackle the Acolytes before they get any answers.

Uncanny X-Men #492

(November 2007)

"Messiah Complex" Chapter II

Cover by David Finch, Danny Miki, Jason Keith

Variant Cover by Marc Silvestri, Steve Firchow

Second Print Variant by Billy Tan, Danny Miki, Frank D'Armata

Uncanny X-Men #493

Battered by Sinister, the X-Men retreat to the mansion to lick their wounds. But the X-Men's enemies never rest. The school is overrun by a mysterious new player who enlists one of the X-Men's oldest foes.

Uncanny X-Men #493

(December 2007)

"Messiah Complex" Chapter VI

Cover by David Finch, Danny Miki, Jason Keith

Variant Cover by Jim Cheung, John Dell, Justin Ponsor

Second Print Variant by Billy Tan, Danny Miki, Frank D'Armata

Uncanny X-Men #494

The Marauders are back on the hunt for the messiah baby. They're a step ahead of the X-Men, but how will they fare against the new X-Force? Also, the traitor reveals his (or her) plan for the baby and alters the landscape of the battle dramatically. Who benefits from the actions of this wildcard, if anyone?

Uncanny X-Men #494

(January 2008)

"Messiah Complex" Chapter X

Cover by David Finch, Jason Keith

Variant Cover by Simone Bianchi, Simone Peruzzi, Andrea Silvestri

Uncanny X-Men #495

Reeling from the events of "Messiah CompleX," the surviving mutants reassess Xavier's dream amidst the rubble of the mansion. Betrayed by one of their own, and mourning the loss of former allies, is peaceful coexistence still an option? The only thing that's certain is an uncertain future for mutantkind. Is anyone safe in a world without X-Men?

Uncanny X-Men #495

(February 2008)

"X-Men: Divided" Chapter I

Cover by Mike Choi, Sonia Oback

Second Print Variant by Mike Choi, Sonia Oback