Cover to X-Men: The End - Dreamers and Demons #3, by Greg Land. Publication information Format Publication date 2004–2006 No. Of issues 18 Main character(s) Creative team Written by Artist(s) X-Men: The End is a 2004-2006 of miniseries published by, detailing the last days of the and their adventures in an alternative future. The series, which was part of Marvel's line of books, was written by and drawn by, with cover art by and.

The first part of the miniseries is titled Dreamers and Demons, the second Heroes and Martyrs, and the third Men and X-Men. As it was originally conceived, several years before its actual debut, this series would have re-teamed Chris Claremont and, with Byrne providing plots and art and Claremont providing dialogue. Yet after a dispute with following the cancellation of Byrne's ongoing series, Byrne left the publisher. The story of X-Men: The End continues in the 2008 mini-series, then again in the 2009 mini-series, GeNext: United. Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • Book 1: Dreamers and Demons [ ] The series begins with Aliyah Bishop, an heir to the throne and the daughter of and (the princess of the Empire and sister to ), in her sentient ship, the (which is inhabited by the spirit of ). Aliyah is flying through space when she witnesses a dreadnought entering orbit around a planet.

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Deciding to investigate, she lands on the planet to discover that a coalition of Slavers (multi-dimensional traders of everything) have brokered a deal with the Kree for the Phoenix Egg which the Kree hope to use against the Shi'ar. Realizing the danger to her people, Aliyah knows that she must warn the Shi'ar, but she is attacked by the Slavers' brainwashed mutant bodyguards, the Hounds.

Just as that happens, Shi'ar warships appear in space and start attacking the Kree ship in orbit. The Kree on the planet attempt to flee, when it is revealed that one of their troops is a agent who proceeds to destroy the Kree landing-transport. As the Slavers' decide to make a hasty retreat through their interdimensional portal, eggs begin to land and hatch on the planet, killing any remaining Kree troops and going after Aliyah. Meanwhile, the Phoenix Egg hatches, revealing, the previous bearer of the. Jean Grey helps Aliyah escape onto her ship, saving 's enslaved alternate reality daughter,. Both the Shi'ar and the Brood are apparently after a new stargate network.

Cover to X-Men: The End — Dreamers and Demons#1, by Greg Land Aliyah engages her ship to warp speed inside the planet's atmosphere, which destroys the planet, as well as its star and all ships in orbit. Jean Grey saves the Starjammer by manifesting the. This discharge is noted by several parties: and, their four children;, campaign manager for 's campaign;;; and, living in a house in; and who notes that all the pieces are finally back on the board to allow him to restart his plans for world domination. It is revealed that Sinister had himself made a deal with the Slavers for the Phoenix Egg, and he becomes rather upset at the Slavers' representative for forgetting all the help he had given them with genetic samples of mutants (including the X-Men).

Sinister sends his minions (Shaitan, Divinity, TechnarX, Shakti, and ) to kill most members, including Cable — seemingly succeeding in killing all but a few (,, and survive). Cable is infected with a techno-organic virus (via TechnarX). Empress orders Phoenix destroyed once more. Her Lord Chancellor makes his own plans and orders the killed. He sends shapeshifting to Earth. Warskrulls attack every X-Man on Earth, including Storm and Wolverine in Africa, Emma Frost and Rogue in California, and and Sage at X-Corp headquarters. Emma and Rogue survive only to realize that Rogue's home has been attacked and both Emma's (and Scott's) and Rogue's (and 's) children have been taken, apparently, by Mister Sinister, with Gambit seemingly betraying his wife and team to deliver the children to Sinister in person.

The first series ends with an attack on the by,, and, all of whom turn out to be Warskrulls (except, as revealed only in Book 3, Madelyne). As the X-Men at Xavier's try to defend themselves, the deaths of many students and staff ensue. The mansion is once again destroyed with an explosion so large that it takes a large area of the landscape and all of the mansion's lower levels with it. Only a few students and X-Men escape. Book 2: Heroes and Martyrs [ ]. Cover to X-Men: The End - Heroes and Martyrs#2, by Greg Land. The story begins at the ruins of the Xavier institute.

Where the estate once resided, it has been replaced with a mile-wide crater., having saved Cyclops, dies from internal injuries. It is revealed that he joins the rest of the original in the hereafter. Returns to Chicago, to continue her campaign for mayor. The X-Men and their allies quickly regroup, but they almost immediately all come under attack by the next wave of War Skrulls. During the strategic attack on all of the various groups across the globe, the Skrulls are barely repelled while the X-Men experience heavy losses. It is revealed that Sinister wants Rogue's and Emma's children as genetic stock for the future, since he has concluded the X-Men are hopeless.

In space is cured by Phoenix with the help of, whom she brought aboard the Starjammer in the first book. It is revealed, in the process of freeing Nocturne's mind, that Lilandra (by brokering a deal with the Slavers for a Brood queen from a dimension where the Brood were not extinct) is responsible for the Brood returning to this dimension. Lilandra was able to accomplish this, in part, by allowing her captured sister to act as the host for the Brood Queen. Both Lilandra and the Slavers made this arrangement in order to defeat (see ) (who threatened Lilandra's throne and Slavers' trade routes in this dimension). Aliyah learns of this the hard way by wandering into a dark (i.e., depowered) section of her ship and being attacked by Deathbird/Brood queen (who was stowed away on the ship for years). In the resulting battle, Aliyah is forced to kill her mother (but not before Aliyah is infected by the Brood Queen, something that no one on board the ship notices when she returns to the bridge).

Cyclops sends,,, and Marvel Girl to find Sinister, Gambit, and the abducted children. The heroes manage to find their way to Sinister's hidden base but are immediately immobilized by an attack from the Ladies Mastermind. All live out their fantasies until Wolverine, who is inspired by the of to fight, does so. He breaks free of the mind control and helps the others break free. They all charge deeper into Sinister's base.

Gambit has indeed been faking cooperation with Sinister, only doing so in order to protect the children. After Sinister reveals his own history and the fact that Gambit is actually a clone from his and Cyclops's genetic makeup, Gambit decides enough is enough and goes to rescue the children. As they make their escape, most of the children are teleported back to Earth, while Gambit and his daughter are teleported to the moon, near Sinister's mutant prison Neverland.

Rogue rescues her son and Emma's children from they were teleported. Back at Sinister's base, Rogue has joined the fray (caused by Wolverine and others) and kills one of Sinister's minions. Before she can rejoin her loved ones, she is slain by Sinister who was masquerading as Gambit. Gambit is able to use the portal to get back to Sinister's base just in time to see Sinister killing Rogue. They say their final farewells before Rogue dies.

Arrives, revealing that she had been pretending to be (who was in service of Sinister) all along, and she exacts her revenge for the loss of her foster daughter Rogue by killing Sinister. Gambit urges Mystique to finally meet her grandchildren and keep them safe.

Gambit takes Sinister's place for a meeting with the true mastermind behind the attacks on the X-Men, the Shi'ar. Book 2 comes to a close with Kitty debating her opponent Alice Tremaine (head of the anti-mutant Purity Movement) and receiving the news that the X-Men are going into space to face the Shi'ar. Book 3: Men and X-Men [ ]. Cover to X-Men: The End - Men and X-Men #6,. X-Men (including Professor X and, in person) take the battle to the Shi'ar.

It is revealed that Khan is Lord Chancellor of the Shi'Ar empire, i.e., the administrator of law, with Lilandra being just the figurehead after being driven insane by Cassandra Nova. It was his plan to destroy the X-Men and kill Lilandra to get the Shi'ar throne. Gambit, however, instantly recognizes Khan - they battle and end up killing each other. As the X-Men (Cyclops, X-23, M,, and a few others arriving through the wormhole created by Magneto and his daughter, Lorna) begin to battle Lilandra's guard on Chandilar (the Imperial Shi'ar throneworld), the Starjammer arrives in orbit. Storm, Iceman, and a few others form a Plan B contingent and fly to Chandilar in an X-Jet via a space portal. It is revealed that is the mastermind behind everything. She has been hiding in Xavi, the son of Lilandra and Xavier, all this time.

She begins to reveal herself to everyone involved, starting with Xavier (who, thinking she was inhabiting Lilandra, mistakenly kills her). On the Starjammer, the Brood eggs have multiplied thanks to Aliyah and have begun landing on the Shi'ar's home planet. Also, Cassandra reveals herself to the Phoenix through Aliyah's mind. The Brood, having made a deal with Cassandra, begin attacking X-Men. Cassandra Nova attacks the X-Men and the Shi'ar Imperial Guard. She then begins to erase Xavier's mind.

Summons her residual Phoenix Force energies and engages Cassandra in psychic battle. Meanwhile, uses his vast powers to fight Cassandra on the physical level, but succumbs to his techno-organic virus he was infected with as a baby and re-infected with in book one. Jean Grey, once again the Phoenix, uses her powers to heal Cable, when, suddenly, she (and Cyclops) are killed by a psionic blast fired by a mind-controlled Marvel Girl. Cassandra's astral form leaps out of Marvel Girl's mind, and merges with the Phoenix Force. Cassandra begins killing the Imperial Guard, and fires a laser beam through Cassandra's forehead, burning a hole in it, while Storm and Iceman hit her with their elemental powers. However, Cassandra rises from defeat and, in a form of divine punishment, blows a hole through Dazzler and turns Iceman's and Storm's powers against them, killing Storm as well.

Only Madelyne Pryor, who has been impersonating Dust (thanks to her black ) all along, after killing her in Book 1, stands in her way. Madelyne reveals that she is the part of Jean Grey that loved Scott with all her heart, and that was the reason that Cyclops' and Jean's marriage failed. Madelyne turns into energy and fuses with Jean Grey, who awakens and heals Cyclops.

As Jean Grey (still able to access some of her Phoenix powers) and Nova fight, enters the fray and plunges her psi-katana in Cassandra's brain, immobilizing her. Jean Grey tells Cassandra that they are all going to transcend reality. Jean resurrects all of the defeated/dead X-Men, bringing some with her to become one with the universe while bringing others back to Earth.

Xavier and Cassandra admit that they are scared of each other, and Jean tells them that this is part of being human. Then, she and the resurrected X-Men form a giant Phoenix and become part of the universe itself. The remaining X-Men not part of the Phoenix are seen 20 years later, when Katherine Pryde becomes President of the United States. She disbands the X-Men, saying that the X-Men were their own worst enemy, and that it was time for something new.

She emphasizes this is not an end, but a beginning. In the final frames, as Kitty Pryde makes a speech, Wolverine is shown together with Psylocke, and X-23 behind him. Emma Frost is shown with her grown up children. Mystique is shown with her two grandchildren, Gambit's son is holding a baby.

Beast is shown with and their three children. Iceman and Magma are shown together. Sam Guthrie (Cannonball) is shown with his wife,, and their trio of children. Kurt Wagner,, is shown with his wife and two children. Aliya Bishop, now the Majestrix of the Shi'Ar is shown with her father, Lucas Bishop, now an Imperial Chancellor. Jean Grey (Phoenix),, Gambit and Rogue, Havok and Lorna, Alpha Flight, Professor X and Cassandra, Storm, Archangel with Husk, Cyclops, Madelyne, Dust, Cable, Lilandra, Sage, Colossus, Hub, and a few others are shown above the crowd looking down from the other side, as it were.

Events [ ] Family relations [ ] The following have occurred within this continuity of the X-Men: • and are married and have four children (a daughter Megan, an infant son Alex, and twin daughters) • and Anna Raven () are married with a son and daughter, Olivier and Becca. • is married to. They have three children (2 boys and 1 girl).

Ciaran, Francesca and Miguel McCoy. • is retired and married to (a woman who resembles him, whom he met during the first series). They have two children: TJ Wagner (a boy) and Cerise Wagner (a girl).

Talia Josephine Wagner ( of the Exiles) is a member of their family as well. • is seen to have sired a child with, a son and heir to the Shi'ar throne, but was not told of this. The child's name is Xavi.

• and have a daughter, Aliyah Bishop, of whom Bishop is unaware. • and appear to be a couple (although Lila retains her last name).

They have three children: Thomas Jefferson Guthrie, Nina Susan and Danielle Paige Cheney. • has three children: Meredith (oldest), Doug, and Sara; no father is named, but the name of her son implies that fathered at least one of them. Revelations [ ] • is a being of pure energy now and in control of the Starjammer. • Beast has reverted to his more human-looking beast form.

• has retired from her life as an X-Men and become a director. She directed a mutant version of a James Bond film, starring Nightcrawler. • Nocturne, Madrox, & Siryn have been turned into mutant-hunting hounds. Works freely with the slavers.

• Rogue did not kill (in X-treme X-Men) and he is now head of the X.S.E. • Rogue can now touch people without absorbing their psyches & powers. Psp Phantasy Star Portable 2 Torrent Download. • dies only to be resurrected by as a Valkyrie. • The Neverland Concentration Camp has been moved to the blue area of the moon. • Gambit is revealed to be a clone of. He is also shown to have the DNA of Scott Summers (DNA to give him mutant abilities) spliced in with his original unaltered human DNA, making him the clone son of one of the X-Men's most persistent enemies (and ).