The Beast is with the X-Men, preparing for the Dark Phoenix's return by building a synaptic scrambler device to prevent Jean from using her powers. As Cyclops struggles to come to terms with what's become of Jean, Storm tries to console him.

Jan 19, 2018 · Dark Phoenix returns to Earth. She goes to her parents house, but doesn't make a good impression. The X-Men arrive with a psi-scrambler but it proves ineffective. The fight culminates in a psychic duel between Phoenix and Professor X, which actually interrupts an attempt by Scott to reach Jean emotionally.

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What starts as a visit to her parents quickly escalates into a hostile situation, which the X-Men join, trying to bring Phoenix down with the help of a psionic scrambler. Phoenix quickly burns the device out, however, and renders all X-Men but Cyclops helpless.

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Apr 11, 2015 · Uncanny X-Men 136!!! I didn’t realize how many comics paid tribute to this cover until I did some research on it. This issue was portrayed in the Days of Future Past movie with …

<p>Up for sale is a classic issue of The Uncanny X-Men #136 from Marvel Comics, published in 1980. This single issue features the iconic superhero team, including characters like Cyclops, Nightcrawler, Professor X, Phoenix (Jean Grey), and Storm.

The President calls the Avengers, but it is Jarvis who answers the phone, because Beast had left the mansion after a call from Hellfire Club about the X-Men ( X-Men #134). Inside Xavier Institute for Higher Learning, Beast is working in a device to weaken Phoenix when they meet again.

136 - Uncanny X-Men (1963) composed by Stan Lee of the Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi, Superhero genres.

"Child of Light and Darkness!" is the 136th issue of the first Uncanny X-Men ongoing comic book series. The issue was written by Chris Claremont with pencil work by John Byrne and inks by Terry Austin. Byrne and Austin also composed the cover illustration artwork. Coloring was provided by Bob Sharen and lettering was by Tom Orzechowski.