“Decisions” -- 22 pages

• Cyclops and Madelyne Pryor go on their honeymoon

first issue; published by Marvel Comics; cover-dated Dec 1983

final issue; published by Marvel Comics; cover-dated Mar 1984

“Do You Believe In — Magik?” -- 22 pages

• following the Magik mini-series, Illyana joins the New Mutants
• continues in Uncanny X-Men Vol. 1 #180

“Whose Life is It, Anyway?” -- 23 pages

• the X-Men leave for the events of the Secret Wars mini-series

“Scaredy Cat!”

• takes place while the X-Men and other super-heroes are missing (during Secret Wars)

“Away Game!”

• continued from New Mutants Vol. 1 #15

“Getaway!”

• continued from New Mutants Vol. 1 #16

“Tokyo Story”

• the X-Men return from the events of the Secret Wars mini-series

“He’ll Never Make Me Cry” -- 22 pages

• because of events in the Secret Wars mini-series, Colossus breaks up with Kitty

“The Past… of Future Days”

“Public Enemy!”

“Lifedeath” -- 40 pages

• written by Chris Claremont; pencils by Barry Windsor-Smith; inks by Terry Austin

“Lies” -- 23 pages

• Kitty Pryde travels to Japan to save her father

first issue; cover by Allen Milgrom; published by Marvel Comics; $0.75; cover-dated Nov 1984

“Death”

“Rebirth”

“Courage”

“Honor”

final issue; published by Marvel Comics; cover-dated Apr 1985

“Fun ‘n’ Games” -- 22 pages

• written by Chris Claremont
• Wolverine and Kitty Pryde return from Japan, following the Kitty Pryde and Wolverine mini-series

“Mark of the Mutant!”

• tells Firestar’s origins

first issue; published by Marvel Comics; cover-dated Mar 1986

“The Players and the Pawn!”

• Firestar meets the New Mutants

“This Lady Kills!”

“Now Strikes the Assassin!”

• concludes Firestar’s first adventure, prior to Uncanny X-Men Vol. 1 #193

final issue; published by Marvel Comics; cover-dated June 1986

“Warhunt 2″ -- 40 pages

• contains the first appearance of Firestar in the Marvel Universe

first issue; published by Marvel Comics; cover-dated Nov 1985

final issue; published by Marvel Comics; cover-dated Feb 1986

“What was That?!” -- 22 pages

• participates in the Secret Wars II crossover

“Lifedeath: From the Heart of Darkness” -- 23 pages

• script by Chris Claremont; story by Barry Windsor-Smith Chris Claremont
• a solo Storm story set in Africa

“The Spiral Path”

• Rachel Summers becomes Phoenix

“Home is Where the Heart is” -- 64 pages

• written by Chris Claremont; pencils by Arthur Adams; inks by Terry Austin
• Loki captures Storm
• the New Mutants are separated but reunite and defeat the Enchantress, then set out to rescue Storm
• occurs between New Mutants Vol. 1 #34 and #35
• continues into X-Men Annual Vol. 1 #9

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“There’s No Place Like Home” -- 48 pages

• pencils by Art Adams
• the X-Men travel to Asgard to free the New Mutants and Storm

“The Trial of Magneto” -- 40 pages

• continues from X-Men Annual Vol. 1 #9
• Magneto joins the X-Men

“X-Men, I’ve Gone To Kill the Beyonder”

• Rachel Summers battles the Beyonder
• occurs after Secret Wars II #7

“Crossroads”

• Rachel Summers again battles the Beyonder
• occurs after Secret Wars II #8

“What Happened to Nightcrawler?” -- 23 pages

• Nightcrawler solo story

“Wounded Wolf” -- 22 pages

• script by Chris Claremont; story by Barry Windsor-Smith and Chris Claremont; art by Barry Windsor-Smith
• Wolverine solo story

“Salvation” -- 22 pages

• breakdowns by John Romita Jr.; finishes by P. Craig Russell
• Rachel Summers next appears in Excalibur Special Edition

“Siege”

• continued from New Mutants Vol. 1 #18

“Badlands”

• continued from New Mutants Vol. 1 #19

“Slumber Party!” -- 35 pages

• written by Chris Claremont; art by Bill Sienkiewicz
• Warlock destroys Asteroid M (it would be rebuilt in X-Men Vol. 2 #1)
• in the end, Warlock joins the New Mutants
• Magneto’s next appearance is in Uncanny X-Men #188

Cannonball, Magik, and Sunspot profile pages -- 3 pages

• written by Chris Claremont; art by Bill Sienkiewicz

“The Cosmic Cannonball Caper” -- 40 pages

• occurs between New Mutants Vol. 1 #21 and #22

first issue; published by Marvel Comics; cover-dated Sept 1985

final issue; published by Marvel Comics; cover-dated Feb 1986