Uncanny X-Men #387

Cover: Salvador Larroca (pencils) Tim Townsend (inks) Hi Fi (colours)

Title: "Cry Justice, Cry Vengeance!" (23 pages)

Writer: Chris Claremont
Pencils: Salvador Larroca
Inks: Tim Townsend
Colors: Richard Isanove
Letters: Richard Starkings and Comicraft's Saida Temofonte
Assistant Editor: Peter Franco
Editor: Mark Powers
Editor in Chief: Joe Quesada

Feature Characters: Professor X (last in Maximum Security: Deadly Planet, next in Bishop #15, then in Maximum Security #2, then in X-Men Unlimited #29, then in Maximum Security #3), Gambit (next in Gambit Vol3 #23 then in Maximum Security #3), Phoenix IV, Storm (next in Black Panther Vol3 #25-26), Cable (next in Cable Vol2 #85-86), the Beast (next in Wolverine 2000, then behind the scenes in Hellcat #2, then in Hellcat #3)

Guest Stars: Rogue (next in X-Men #107)

Supporting Characters: Lee Forrester; Lilandra Neramani (last in Maximum Security: Deadly Planet, next in Avengers Vol.3 #35), Gladiator II (last in Maximum Security: Deadly Planet, next in Maximum Security #3); Corsair (last in flashback in Deadpool Vol.3 #43), Hepzibah, Raza Longknife, Ch'od (last three last in Galactus #6; as the Starjammers)

Villains: Neutron (last in Quasar #33), Hussar, Warstar (both last in Inhumans Vol.3 #4), Webwing (last in ...), Star Hammer (first appearance, a D'Bari survivor), Mandroids

Guest Appearances: Everett K Ross, Queen Divine Justice (both in between pages of Black Panther #25)

Other Characters: Goroth (and one other unnamed member of Professor Xavier's Mutant Skrulls)

Cameo Appearances: Cerise II (in a hologram); Dark Phoenix, the D'Bari (in flashback)

In Space, Xavier meets with Lilandra and the Starjammers to discuss the use of the Earth as a prision for galatic criminals, and decides to return to Earth. In New Orleans Storm recieves a summons from the Black Panther and leaves. Phoenix continues to worry why she cannot sense Cyclops after both Cable and Rogue have. The hospital they are at is attacked by a group wearing outdated Mandroid suits, but they are a diversion. The real attack comes from a group of disgraced Shi'ar Imperial Guardsmen and their ally War Hammer, a member of the D'Bari whose race was destroyed by Dark Phoenix and who wants vengence. While the X-Men battle the Guardsmen, Phoenix allows War Hammer to believe he has killed her so he can be at peace with his survivors quilt.

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