Uncanny X-Men, Vol. 4 #9 (Marvel Comics 2016)
Uncanny X-Men, Vol. 4 #9 — Apocalypse War Tie-In
APOCALYPSE WARS continues in this Marvel Comics 2016 release, written by Cullen Bunn with interior art by Ken Lashley and a striking cover by Greg Land. This 36-page, full-color issue carries a T+ rating and a cover price of $3.99, delivering a pivotal moment in the Apocalypse War arc.
In this installment, Psylocke and Magneto race against time to save Archangel from the lingering influence of Apocalypse, a mission that forces a dramatic confrontation with Psylocke’s former flame, Fantomex. At the same time, Sabretooth and M uncover a horrifying discovery deep within the Morlock tunnels beneath New York City. And as if that weren’t enough, a ghost from M’s past returns, setting the stage for a tense, high-stakes confrontation.
Story Highlights
- Continuation of the Apocalypse War storyline within the Uncanny X‑Men universe.
- Psylocke and Magneto’s mission to save Archangel from Apocalypse’s sway.
- Face-to-face encounter between Psylocke and Fantomex, with history weighing on every choice.
- Sabretooth and M confront a chilling discovery in the Morlock tunnels beneath NYC.
- A resurfacing ally/foe from M’s past raises the dramatic stakes.
Creative Team & Format
- Writer: Cullen Bunn
- Interior Artist: Ken Lashley
- Cover Artist: Greg Land
- Pages: 36, Full Color
- Publisher: Marvel Comics
- Year: 2016
Why This Matters
This issue stands out by anchoring multiple emotional and action-packed threads within a single, high-stakes chapter of the Apocalypse War arc. It blends character-driven drama—Psylocke’s history, Magneto’s resolve, Fantomex’s complicated loyalties—with the grim, subterranean intrigue of the Morlock tunnels and a surprising blast from the past. If you’re following the Apocalypse Wars saga, this chapter delivers pivotal developments, bold visuals, and weighty character moments that propel the storyline forward.