The Uncanny X-Men, #504

Published: January 2009

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The Uncanny X-Men #504

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Issue Contents:
1 page superhero
Characters
  • Storm [Ororo Iqadi T'Challa]
  • Rogue
  • Psylocke [Betsy Braddock]
  • Revanche [Kwannon]
  • Emma Frost [White Queen]
Story Notes

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Previously in Uncanny X-Men...
Story 1 1 page superhero
Credits
Lovelorn Part One: Every Little Bit Hurts
Story 2 22 pages superhero
Storyline

Piotr talks to Kurt in the X-Men's chapel about his troubles. Scott and Emma drop by and tell him to go do whatever he needs to do to get over it. Piotr finds a Russian restaurant, but when trouble comes up he discovers someone from his past that he can't face. Meanwhile, Emma looks through Scott's mind, which features pretty much every attractive non-redheaded woman he's ever seen, to find out why she can't remember what happened at the Hellfire Cult. Madelyne continues recruiting for her Sisterhood, and Karma finds a disturbing report about the carnage in Alaska on the television.

Characters
  • X-Men [Cyclops [Scott Summers]
  • Angel [Warren Worthington, III]
  • Beast [Hank McCoy]
  • Nightcrawler [Kurt Wagner]
  • Colossus [Piotr Rasputin]
  • Cannonball [Sam Guthrie]
  • Emma Frost [White Queen]
  • Karma [Xi'an Coy Manh]]
  • Dr. Nemesis [Thomas Bradley] (joins the X-Men "Science Team")
  • Storm [Ororo Munro] (memory)
  • Rogue (memory)
  • Psylocke [Betsy Braddock] (memory)
  • Dazzler [Alison Blaire] (memory)
  • Mystique [Raven Darkholme] (memory)
  • Deathbird [Cal'syee Neramani] (memory)
  • Tessa [Sage] (memory)
  • Sisterhood of Mutants [Madelyne Pryor
  • Mastermind [Martinique Jason]
  • Chimera
  • Spiral (joins group)]
  • Simon Trask (mentioned in TV voiceover)
Story Notes

Dr. Nemesis is a Golden Age character originally published by Ace Magazines. His adventures began in Lightning Comics v1 #6 (April 1941) and ended in Super-Mystery Comics v4 #1 (January 1944). Decades after the character entered the public domain, Marvel Comics created their own version of Dr. Nemesis. He was introduced as a hero-turned-villain, now calling himself Dr. Death, in INVADERS (Marvel, 1993 series) #1-4. He is reintroduced in the present day in this issue, having since reformed and once again using the name Dr. Nemesis.

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Story 3 0 pages
Story Notes

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