Collects Uncanny X-Men (1963) #129-143, Uncanny X-Men Annual (1970) #4, Marvel Treasury Edition (1974) #26-27, Phoenix: The Untold Story (1984), material from Marvel Team-Up (1972) #100.Chris Claremont and John Byrne’s collaboration ranks among the greatest comics has ever known. But of their many iconic X-MEN stories, none was more epic or influential than the “Dark Phoenix Saga”! The X-Men have fought many battles, set out on galaxy-spanning adventures and grappled with enemies of limitless might, but nothing could prepare them for their most shocking fight: One of their own teammates, Jean Grey, has gained power beyond all comprehension, corrupting her into the Dark Phoenix! Now the X-Men must fight the woman they cherish, or her unquenchable fire will consume the universe itself! Also featuring Wolverine vs. Wendigo, the dystopian “Days of Future Past” and more!

In this parody of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, four hamsters are sent to space to deal with a blob of radioactive cosmic jello.  They destroy the blob, but are exposed to its radiation before crashing back to Earth.  The hamsters, Bruce, Chuck, Jackie, and Clint, become anthropomorphic and learn martial arts under Master Lock and others in the Himalayas.They are finally sent out into the world, and run into a drug dealer on the way to the Himalayan airport.  They beat him up and steal his car, which turns out to have $312,077.12 in the glove box, which they take as well.  They take a plane to the west, but the P.L.O. (Pot Luck Organization) tries to hijack it, and the hamsters stop them using their trademark anarchic violence and humor.The issue also involves self-referential appearances and comments by the author and artist.

The life of Thomas Arashikage has taken him down paths that have allied him with both G.I. Joe AND Cobra. Now he’s away from both sides of the war, and getting into trouble all his own! Storm Shadow returns in his own monthly title written by his creator Larry Hama!

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Lady Death has faced her challenges in The Odyssey and still has little desire for war and yet she follows her former tormentor Valdana to Asgard where she will meet old and new foes as well as friends and allies, but more surprisingly more family than she ever knew she had.This time the very universe is at stake and if she will not rise to the challenge it could mean the end of all things.This series runs directly into the monthly series of Lady Death comics starting with Death Becomes Her and is preceded by The Odyssey.