The Uncanny X-Men (vol. 1) #138 (Oct. 1980):
“Elegy”
by John Byrne, Chris Claremont, Terry Austin

The Uncanny X-Men (vol. 1) #138

Title: “Elegy”

Medium: comic

Cover date: Oct. 1980

Publisher:
Written by: John Byrne, Chris Claremont
Art by: John Byrne, Terry Austin

120 characters in this story:

Character (Click links for info about character and his/her religious practice, affiliation, etc.)	Religious Affiliation	Team(s) [Notes]	Pub.	# app.
Cyclops (Scott Summers) (lead character)	Protestant; mutant supremacist	Brotherhood of Mutant Supremacy; Summers Rebellion...  The Twelve; X-Factor; X-Men		8,371
Phoenix (Jean Grey) (lead character)  Phoenix (Jean Grey) also appears in flashback scenes as Marvel Girl, the Black Queen and Dark Phoenix.	Episcopalian	Metro College; The Twelve...  X-Factor; X-Men		1,905
The Beast (Hank McCoy)	Episcopalian; agnostic	Academy of Tomorrow; Brotherhood of Mutants...  The Avengers; The Defenders; X-Club; X-Factor; X-Men		5,233
Iceman (Bobby Drake)	Jewish Catholic	Secret Defenders; Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends...  The Champions; The Defenders; The Twelve; X-Factor; X-Men		1,752
Angel (Warren Worthington III)	Episcopalian	Academy of Tomorrow; Horsemen of Apocalypse...  Renegades; Secret Defenders; St. Joe's Preparatory School; The Champions; The Defenders; X-Club; X-Factor; X-Force; X-Men; X-Saviours		1,741
Professor X (Charles Xavier)	religious	Brotherhood of Mutants; Genoshan Excalibur...  Illuminati; The Mutant Underground (founder); The Twelve; X-Men (founder)		4,999
Wolverine (James Howlett / Logan)	raised Protestant; sometimes atheist; has practiced Buddhism; skeptical seeker	Alpha Flight; Brotherhood of Mutant Supremacy...  First Flight; Secret Defenders; Team X; The Avengers; The Canadian Army; Weapon Plus; Weapon X; X-Force; X-Men; X-Treme Sanctions Executive		10,615
Storm (Ororo Munroe)	Goddess worship	black; Lady Liberators...  Morlocks (leader); The Fantastic Four; The Twelve; Weapon X (Exiles); X-Men; X-Saviours; X-Treme Sanctions Executive		5,068
Nightcrawler (Kurt Wagner)	Catholic (raised Gypsy/Roma)	Excalibur; Neyaphem...  X-Men; X-Treme Sanctions Executive		4,345
Colossus (Peter Rasputin)	Communist atheist (former)	Excalibur; The Acolytes...  Weapon X (Exiles); X-Men		4,122
Magneto (Erik Magnus Lehnsherr) (details, pg. 2-5, 8, 13-15)  Appears in about 11 panels in total, including in an unusually-colored costume in panel 5 on page 10.	Jewish; Gypsy/Roma	Brotherhood of Mutants; Genoshan Excalibur...  The Acolytes; The Twelve; X-Men		916
Phoenix (details, pg. 13-17)  In Cyclops' recounting of X-Men history, we see Jean Grey emerge from shuttle crash as Phoenix. The Jean Grey we see on pages 13-17 is the Phoenix Force in Jean's form, according to X-Factor retcon.	cosmic entity	The Hellfire Club; X-Men		129
Havok (Alex Summers) (7-panel cameo, pg. 9-11)	Catholic (lapsed)	Academy of Tomorrow; Brotherhood of Mutants...  Dark Descendants; Magistrates; Old Landon College; Starjammers; X-Factor; X-Men [Cyclops' brother]		592
Toad (Mortimer Toynbee) (6-panel cameo, pg. 3, 5)	mutant supremacist	Brotherhood of Mutants; Misfits...  The 198		310
Banshee (Sean Cassidy) (5-panel cameo, pg. 6, 11-12)	Catholic	Factor Three; Generation X (teacher)...  X-Corps (leader); X-Men		1,340
Mastermind (Jason Wyngarde) (5-panel cameo, pg. 3, 15-16)	mutant supremacist	Brotherhood of Mutants; Factor Three...  Secret Empire		140
Lilandra Neramani (5-panel cameo, pg. 1, 14, 17)	Shi'ar religion	Starjammers [Majestrix (empress) of the Shi'ar Emperium]		170
Shi'ar (5-panel cameo, pg. 1, 14, 17)  (pg. 17) Lilandra: "Professor Grey, I speak for all Shi'ar when I say how... sorry we are at your daughter's death. Your grief is ours... So long as I rule, so long as Shi'ar endures, Jean Grey's name and memory will be..."	Shi'ar religion	[alien race]		106
John Grey (5-panel cameo, pg. 1, 13, 17)	Episcopalian	[Jean Grey's father]		44
Kitty Pryde (4-panel cameo, pg. 16, 18)	Jewish	Excalibur; S.H.I.E.L.D....  The Exiles; X-Men		3,128
Sentinels (4-panel cameo, pg. 6, 9-10, 13)	anti-mutant robots	[1st app: The X-Men (vol. 1) #14 (Nov. 1965)]		245
Juggernaut (Cain Marko) (4-panel cameo, pg. 5, 7, 13)	Christian (denomination unknown)	Brotherhood of Mutants; Excalibur...  Exemplars; The Exiles; X-Men		387
Scarlet Witch (Wanda Maximoff) (3-panel cameo, pg. 3, panels 1-3)	Gypsy/Roma; ethnic half Jewish; sorceress	A-Next; Brotherhood of Mutants...  Force Works; Lady Liberators; Secret Defenders; The Avengers; The Ultimates		1,624
Quicksilver (Pietro Maximoff) (3-panel cameo, pg. 3, panels 1-3)	Gypsy/Roma; ethnic half Jewish; sometimes mutant supremacist	Brotherhood of Mutants; The Avengers...  The Ultimates; X-Factor		944
Sunfire (Shiro Yoshida) (3-panel cameo, pg. 10-12)	Shinto	Asian; Big Hero 6...  C-Corps; Horsemen of Apocalypse; Pacific Overlords; The Marauders; The Twelve; X-Corporation; X-Men		259
Thunderbird (John Proudstar) (3-panel cameo, pg. 11-12)	Native American spirituality (Apache)	Apache; Native American...  X-Men		40
Count Nefaria (Luchino Nefaria) (3-panel cameo, pg. 6, 12)		Ani-Men (leader); Lethal Legion (leader)...  Maggia (leader)		61
The Stranger (3-panel cameo, pg. 5, panels 1-3)	pseudo-cosmic entity	[1st app: The X-Men (vol. 1) #11 (May 1965)]		188
Elaine Grey (3-panel cameo, pg. 1, 13, 17)	Episcopalian	[mother of Jean Grey (Phoenix)]		29
Spider-Man (Peter Parker) (2-panel cameo, pg. 7, 11)	Protestant	Secret Defenders; Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends...  The Avengers; Weapon X (Exiles)		10,664
Vindicator (James MacDonald Hudson) (2-panel cameo, pg. 14-15)		Alpha Flight		131
Polaris (Lorna Dane) (2-panel cameo, pg. 8, panels 3-4)	Jewish Catholic	Academy of Tomorrow; Horsemen of Apocalypse...  Starjammers; The Acolytes; The Twelve; X-Factor; X-Men [studied geophysics in college]		464
Ka-Zar (Kevin Plunder) (2-panel cameo, pg. 4, 14)		[aristocrat; fisherman...]		315
Moira MacTaggert (2-panel cameo, pg. 16, panels 1-2)		[Charles Xavier's colleague, girlfriend]		243
Mesmero (Vincent) (2-panel cameo, pg. 8, 14)	mutant supremacist	The Demi-Men; Weapon X [stage hypnotist]		54
The Hellfire Club (2-panel cameo, pg. 15-16)		[1st app: The Uncanny X-Men (vol. 1) #129 (Jan. 1980)]		191
The Living Monolith (Ahmet Abdol) (2-panel cameo, pg. 9, panels 2-3)	Egyptian classical religion: Cult of the Living Monolith (leader)	Children of the Sun (leader); The Twelve		46
Proteus (Kevin MacTaggert) (2-panel cameo, pg. 16, panels 2-3)	resurrected	[Moira's son]		5
Krakoa (2-panel cameo, pg. 12, panels 1-2)	N.A.	[island made alive by radiation]		6
unnamed priest (2-panel cameo, pg. 1, 13)	Episcopalian priest	[officiated at Jean Grey's funeral]		1
Grotesk (Gor-Tok) (2-panel cameo, pg. 8, panels 1-2)	Gortokian religion	Gortokian		18
The Sub-Mariner (Namor) (1-panel cameo, pg. 3, panel 1)	Atlantean Greco-Roman classical religion	Atlantean; Dark X-Men...  human; Illuminati; The All-Winners Squad; The Avengers; The Cabal; The Defenders; The Invaders; The Order; X-Men		1,864
Doctor Strange (Dr. Stephen Strange) (1-panel cameo, pg. 7, panel 3)	occult	Illuminati; Midnight Sons...  Secret Defenders; The Avengers; The Defenders; The Order		1,687
The Thing (Ben Grimm) (1-panel cameo, pg. 11, panel 2)	Jewish	Fantastic Five; The Avengers...  The Fantastic Four; The Yancy Street Gang; U.S. Air Force; Unlimited Class Wrestling Federation		5,017
Human Torch (Johnny Storm) (1-panel cameo, pg. 5, panel 6)	Episcopalian	Fantastic Five; Fantastic Force...  Metro College; The Fantastic Four		4,393
Shaman (Michael Twoyoungmen) (1-panel cameo, pg. 15, panel 3)	Native American shamanism (Sarcee)	Alpha Flight; Native American		187
Northstar (Jean-Paul Beaubier) (1-panel cameo, pg. 15, panel 3)	Catholic; LGBT; Quebecois separatist terrorist (former)	Academy of Tomorrow; Alpha Flight...  Secret Defenders; X-Men [skier]		284
Aurora (Jeanne-Marie Beaubier) (1-panel cameo, pg. 15, panel 3)	Catholic nun	Alpha Flight; Weapon X...  X-Men		211
Sasquatch (Dr. Walter Langkowski) (1-panel cameo, pg. 15, panel 3)	Jewish	Alpha Flight; Omega Flight		327
Snowbird (Narya) (1-panel cameo, pg. 15, panel 3)	Inuit demi-goddess	Alpha Flight; First Flight		115
Plantman (Samuel Smithers) (1-panel cameo, pg. 6, panel 2)		Chain Gang; Crime Wave...  The Thunderbolts		86
Vanisher (Telford Porter) (1-panel cameo, pg. 3, panel 1)	mutant supremacist	Brotherhood of Mutant Supremacy; Factor Three...  Fallen Angels; The Enforcers		90
Mimic (Calvin Rankin) (1-panel cameo, pg. 6, panel 2)		Brotherhood of Mutants; Dark X-Men...  Excalibur; Metro College; The Exiles; X-Men		169
Candy Southern (1-panel cameo, pg. 6, panel 3)		Archer College; The Defenders (leader)		66
White Bishop (Donald Pierce) (1-panel cameo, pg. 16, panel 5)	anti-mutant	The Hellfire Club; The Reavers (leader)		86
Zabu (1-panel cameo, pg. 4, panel 5)	N.A.	Pet Avengers; saber-toothed cat [sabretooth tiger]		163
Blob (Fred J. Dukes) (1-panel cameo, pg. 3, panel 1)	mutant supremacist	Brotherhood of Mutants; Factor Three...  Freedom Force; X-Cell; X-Corps		403
Black Tom Cassidy (Thomas Cassidy) (1-panel cameo, pg. 13, panel 5)	Catholic (lapsed)	Brotherhood of Mutants		74
Professor X (Kevin Sydney) (1-panel cameo, pg. 8, panel 2)  (pg. 11) Cyclops (narrating): "...the surprise waiting for us... Professor Xavier... Alive! Grotesk had murdered a mutant shape-changer -- the Changeling -- who had taken the Professor's place, while he worked on a super-secret project. Xavier said it was a necessary deception." Changeling appears in the form of (the deceased) Charles Xavier.		Factor Three; X-Men		23
Gladiator (Kallark) (1-panel cameo, pg. 14, panel 2)		Imperial Guard		166
Black King (Sebastian Shaw) (1-panel cameo, pg. 16, panel 5)		The Council of the Chosen; The Inner Circle		122
Black Bishop (Harry Leland) (1-panel cameo, pg. 16, panel 5)		The Inner Circle		22
Arcade (1-panel cameo, pg. 15, panel 4)	murder as sport	[1st app: Marvel Team-Up (vol. 1) #65 (Jan. 1978)]		68
Mole Man (Harvey Elder) (1-panel cameo, pg. 7, panel 3)		[ruler of much of Subterranea]		297
Vera Cantor (1-panel cameo, pg. 6, panel 3)		[long-time girlfriend of Hank McCoy (Beast)]		45
Tyrannus (Romulus Augustilus) (1-panel cameo, pg. 7, panel 3)	Greco-Roman Classical Religion	They Who Wield Power		56
Scarecrow (Ebenezer Laughton) (1-panel cameo, pg. 6, panel 2)		Crime Wave; Hood's Army...  Initiative; Thunderbolts Army		43
Super-Adaptoid (1-panel cameo, pg. 6, panel 2)	N.A.	A.I.M.; Heavy Metal		72
Unicorn (Milos Masaryk) (1-panel cameo, pg. 6, panel 2)	Communist Party member	[super soldier]		50
Porcupine (Alex Gentry) (1-panel cameo, pg. 6, panel 2)		Batroc's Brigade; Crime Wave...  Emissaries of Evil (Egghead); Maggia		36
Lucifer (1-panel cameo, pg. 6, panel 2)	Quistalian initiate of the Arcana	Quist		9
Lorelei (Lani Ubana) (1-panel cameo, pg. 10, panel 5)	mutant supremacist	Brotherhood of Mutants; Savage Land Mutates		10
Mutant Master (1-panel cameo, pg. 7, panel 3)	Sidri/Siris religion	Factor Three (leader); Sirian		11
Dragonfly (Veronica Dultry) (1-panel cameo, pg. 12, panel 3)		Ani-Men; Femizons...  The Masters of Evil		24
Smasher (Vril Rokk) (1-panel cameo, pg. 14, panel 2)		Imperial Guard		33
Hobgoblin (1-panel cameo, pg. 14, panel 2)	Skrull religion	Imperial Guard		31
Astra (1-panel cameo, pg. 14, panel 2)		Imperial Guard		22
Electron (1-panel cameo, pg. 14, panel 2)		Imperial Guard		47
Tempest (Grannz) (1-panel cameo, pg. 14, panel 2)		Imperial Guard		30
Oracle (Lady Sybil) (1-panel cameo, pg. 14, panel 2)		Imperial Guard		58
Midget (1-panel cameo, pg. 14, panel 2)		Imperial Guard		3
Starbolt (1-panel cameo, pg. 14, panel 2)		Imperial Guard		61
Quasar (1-panel cameo, pg. 14, panel 2)	alien	Borderers; Imperial Guard...  Stygian		31
Titan (1-panel cameo, pg. 14, panel 2)		Imperial Guard		30
The Eel (Leopold Stryke) (1-panel cameo, pg. 6, panel 2)		Crime Wave; Emissaries of Evil (Egghead)...  Fellowship of Fear; Serpent Squad		30
Fang (1-panel cameo, pg. 14, panel 2)		Borderers; Imperial Guard		5
Cobalt Man (Ralph Roberts) (1-panel cameo, pg. 6, panel 2)		Emissaries of Evil (Egghead)		9
Ape-Man (Gordon Keefer) (1-panel cameo, pg. 12, panel 3)	manifestly non-religious	Ani-Men; The Unholy Three		4
Sara Bailey (1-panel cameo, pg. 1)	Episcopalian	[Jean Grey's older sister]		7
Bird-Man (Henry Hawk) (1-panel cameo, pg. 12, panel 3)		Ani-Men; The Organization...  The Unholy Three		4
Cat-Man (Townshend Horgan) (1-panel cameo, pg. 12, panel 3)		Ani-Men; The Organization...  The Unholy Three		6
El Tigre (Juan Meroz) (1-panel cameo, pg. 6, panel 2)	Mayan	[became an avatar of Quetzalcoatl]		5
Frog-Man (Francois Le Blanc) (1-panel cameo, pg. 12, panel 3)		Ani-Men; The Unholy Three		4
Garokk the Petrified Man (1-panel cameo, pg. 15, panel 3)	sun god	[guardian of Magneto; led a death cult]		4
The Locust (August Hopper) (1-panel cameo, pg. 6, panel 2)	vengeance	[scientist; college professor...]		6
Warlock (1-panel cameo, pg. 6, panel 2)	primal-indigenous; Arthurian; occult/sorcerer	[born 10,000 years ago]		37
Master Mold (1-panel cameo, pg. 6, panel 1)	anti-mutant robot	[mutant hunter]		41
Joe MacTaggert (1-panel cameo, pg. 16, panel 2)	manifestly non-religious	[Moira's ex-husband; father of Proteus]		4
Zelda Kurtzberg (1-panel cameo, pg. 6, panel 3)		[Iceman's former girlfriend]		14
Emperor D'Ken (1-panel cameo, pg. 14, panel 2)	Shi'ar religion	[brother of Lilandra, Deathbird]		84
Z'Nox (1-panel cameo, pg. 11, panel 2)	alien	[amoral, cruel, decadent reptillian alien race]		12
Moses Magnum (1-panel cameo, pg. 15, panel 3)		black		19
Tanya Anderssen (1-panel cameo, pg. 10, panel 4)		[Sauron's long-time girlfriend since he was young]		14
Paul Bailey (1-panel cameo, pg. 1)		[Jean Grey's brother-in-law]		3
Mekano (Tom Regal) (1-panel cameo, pg. 7, panel 3)		[tried to destroy father's library to get attention]		9
Sauron (Karl Lykos) (business/store name, pg. 10, 15)		Brotherhood of Mutants; Savage Land Mutates...  Weapon X		100
Mother Nature (Gaea) (mentioned, pg. 12, panel 2)  Cyclops (narrating): "Combining the powers of myself, Alex, Storm and Polaris, we managed to sever the gravimetric lines of force beneath the island, for a moment. Gravity there ceased to exist. Mother Nature did the rest. Centrifugal force ripped Krakoa out of the seabed and hurled it into space."	Gaian	Kami	, etc.	33
Corsair (Christopher Summers) (mentioned, pg. 1, 7)  (pg. 1) Cyclops: "All my life, it semed that -- every time I turned around -- I was losing people I loved: My folks, my brother Alex, the few friends I made at each orphanage." (pg. 7) Cyclops: "I don't remember much of my childhood, except in...nightmares... I'd be falling... I'd see faces-- a man, a woman, my folks I guess..."		Starjammers (leader); U.S. Air Force [father of Cyclops, Havok and Vulcan]		113
FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) (mentioned, pg. 9, panel 1)  Cyclops (narrating): "At the government's request, the team split up... FBI edict or no, we began to drift back together."		[government agency]		250
Tyrannosaurus Rex (mentioned, pg. 4, panel 5)  Scott Summers (narrating): "Yet when we travelled to the Savage Land, a freak prehistoric wilderness hidden in the Antarctic icecap--and met Ka-Zar for the first time, and I saw Jean about to be sacrificed to a Tyrannosaurus rex... I realized that she was the most impotant thing in my life."	N.A.	[animal species]		70
Pyrrhus (mentioned, pg. 3, panel 2)  Scott Summers (narrating): "They [the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants) tried to overthrow the South American republic of San Marco. We stopped them, but ours was a Pyrrhic victory. The battle left the Professor badly injured, his psi-abilities apparently gone."	Greco-Roman Classical Religion	[the phrase "Pyrrhic victory" is named after him]	unknown	1
Bolivar Trask (mentioned, pg. 6, 10)  (pg. 6) Scott Summers (narrating): "An anthropologist named Bolivar Trask spoke out agains the 'mutant menace,' and seemingly overnight, the X-Men became virtual public enemies. Trask had created giant robotic Sentinels to combat this 'menace,' but things quickly got out of hand... Trask sacrificed his life to destroy his rebellious creations..."	anti-mutant	Control [inventor of Sentinels]		5
Larry Trask (mentioned, pg. 10, panel 1)  Cyclops (narrating): "Bolivar trask, it turned out, had a son, Larry, who thought the X-Men had killed his father and who meant to pick up here Bolivar left off. We found we couldn't out-fight these Sentinels. Fortnately..."	anti-mutant	Federal Council on Mutant Activities [mutant son of anti-mutant Sentinel inventor]		46
Saburo Yoshida (mentioned, pg. 10, panel 6)  Cyclops (narrating): "No sooner had we returned home than we faced another mutant threat, a Japanese youth: Shiro Yashida-- Sunfire! He wasn't evil, merely misguided-- but it took the violent death of his father to show him the error of his ways."	Shinto	[diplomat]		1
Steven Lang (mentioned, pg. 13, panel 3)  Cyclops (narrating): "These Neo-Sentinels were the brainchild of a government wacko named Steven Lang. We fought him in an abandoned American space station, and won. But during re-entry, we were caught in a solar flare."	anti-mutant	Phalanx; Project Armageddon (leader) [designed Mark III Sentinels]		26
Katherine Anne Summers (mentioned, pg. 1, 7)  (pg. 1) Cyclops: "All my life, it semed that -- every time I turned around -- I was losing people I loved: My folks, my brother Alex, the few friends I made at each orphanage." (pg. 7) Cyclops: "I don't remember much of my childhood, except in...nightmares... I'd be falling... I'd see faces-- a man, a woman, my folks I guess..."		[mother of Cyclops and Havok]		19
The Avengers (mentioned, pg. 3, 11)  (pg. 3) Scott Summers (narrating): "Months later, they [Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch] left Magneto to become honored members of the Avengers." (pg. 11) Cyclops: "Since then, he [Beast] quit Brand and joined the Avengers."		[1st app: The Avengers (vol. 1) #1 (Sep. 1963)]		100
Brand Corporation (mentioned, pg. 11, panels 3-4)  Cyclops (narrating): "As Hank did when he left th X-Men soon after that to go work for the Brand Corporation... Since then, he [Beast] quit Brand and joined the Avengers."		[criminally-run subsidiary of Roxxon]		37
D'Bari (mentioned, pg. 17, panel 1)  Cyclops (narrating): "...she was Dark Phoenix... At her hand, an entire star system -- five billion people -- died. She was driven by needs, desires, passions that none of us can comprehend..."	D'Bari religion	[green-skinned; planet destroyed by Dark Phoenix]		12
Gortokians (mentioned, pg. 8, panels 1-2)  Cyclops (narrating): "In the subways beneath Manhattan, e faced a Subterranean powerhouse named Grotesk. He was the last survivor of a race exterminated by radiation from nuclear tests. He wished to pay humanity back in kind. We stopped him, but it cost us far more than we'd expected... Professor Charles Xavier."	Gortokian religion	[hidden race]		1

This publication is also known as: X-Men #138. Note that the words "The Uncanny" do not appear as part of the cover logo.

The story in this issue begins at the funeral of Jean Grey (who sacrificed herself in the previous issue to prevent herself from causing any further death and destruction as the Dark Phoenix). The story is told from the perspective of Scott Summers (Cyclops) and mostly recounts of his recollection of the history of himself and Jean Grey specifically and the X-Men generally. Nearly all characters listed as appearing in this issue appear in flashback, with the exception of those attending the funeral (who appear both in flashback as well as in the contemporary framing sequence: the funeral).

In attendance at the funeral are, as depicted (left to right) on the page-one splash page, are: the Beast (Hank McCoy, wearing a mask of his non-furry "human" self), Angel (Warren Worthington III), Iceman (Bobby Drake), Cyclops (Scott Summers), Lilandra, Elaine Grey (Jean's mother), Dr. John Grey (Jean's father), an unnamed priest (apparently Episcopalian) conducting the funeral ceremony, Sara Grey-Bailey (Jean's sister), Paul Bailey (Jean's brother-in-law), Storm (Ororo Munroe), Colossus (Piotr Rasputin), Wolverine (Logan) and Professor Charles Xavier. On the very last page we see that Nightcrawler (Kurt Wagner) was also at the funeral, but was hiding in a tree so as not to be seen.

All of the characters who appear at the funeral also appear in the flashback sequence except Jean's parents, sister, and brother-in-law. All of the other characters appear quite prominently in the flashback sequence.

One final character appears on the last page, not in flashback and not at the funeral: The final 4 panels depict Kitty Pryde arriving at the Xavier School by taxi and waiting on the front steps for somebody to arrive (everybody is out attending the funeral). Kitty Pryde also appears briefly in the flashback recounting of X-Men history.

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