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Story Title: Loss

Staff: 

Al Ewing(writer), Stefano Caselli (artist), Federico Blee (color), VC’s Clayton Cowles (letterer), Tom Muller and Jay bowen (design),Russell Dautermann (cover artist),)VC’s Clayton Cowles (production), Laure Amara (associate editor), Jordan D. White (editor), C.B. Cebulski (editor-in-chief), Joe Quesada (chief creative officer), Dan Buckley (publisher), Alan Fine (executive producer)
X-Men created by Stan Lee & Jack Kirby

Brief Description: 

The Five resurrect Cable. Thunderbird awaits him, seemingly to challenge him, but actually they and Manifold are secretly working together to bring down Brand. Brand, in the meantime, has made Vulcan challenge Tarn for his seat on the Great Ring. The Brotherhood discuss this, wondering what Brand wants. Anyone who would kill Tarn would be a hero to most Arakki. Sunspot heavily hints that Magneto should challenge Tarn. Magneto makes it clear he is no longer involved in politics. He reveals the fact that his first daughter Anya was human and can therefore not be brought back via the Waiting Room was the last straw that broke his heart. Later, at the arena, Storm offers Khora to join up with the Brotherhood, while Sunspot sits down next to Isca and flirts with her. Vulcan challenges Tarn, who takes Vulcan’s power. At the same moment, Vulcan blocks his, so now they battle by hand. First Vulcan leads but Tarn fights smarter, gets the upper hand and beats him to death. Immediately afterwards, Magneto challenges Tarn. Sunspot bets Isca that Magneto will lose. She realizes that he has used her power against her and kills him. Before Tarn can neutralize his power, Magneto drops his helmet on Tarn’s head, blocking his power and then crushes his skull. Magneto wins the Seat of Loss.