publication date: July 1989

pencil: Gene Colan

story: Peter David

colors: Mark Chiarello

Wolverine stand-alone story, unrelated to continuity.
Logan recalls when, many years ago, he hunted down mercenaries for revenge.
Five years earlier those mercenaries had stormed a US embassy in Iraq.
During the attack a Canadian nun had been raped by one of them and Logan had not been able to help her, as she was dying when he arrived.
Wolverine (or rather Weapon X, in the period in which the memory is set) completes his revenge.

publication date: april 1989

pencil: Alan Davis

story: Chris Claremont

inks: Paul Neary

colors: Glynis Oliver

Troubles escalate for Excalibur, during the "Inferno" crossover.
Rachel, transformed into a mannequin with a wedding dress, is about to marry a demon.
Shadowcat goes from one nightmare to another, threatened by Captain Britain, until she reveals who is responsible: The Goblin Princess.
Shadowcat manages to stop her using Magik's Soulsword, thus freeing Meggan from demonic possession.
Nightcrawler is chased throughout the city by mannequins that have come to life and by citizens who mistake him for a demon.
Spicy the scene in which Brian Braddock is in bondage gear, held on a leash by the possessed Meggan.

publication date: July 1989

pencil: Rick Buckler

story: Howard Mackie

inks: Joseph Rubinstein

colors: Andy Yanchus

Alex Summers, aka Havok, rescues a stranded motorist, Leila O'Toole.
Soon after, they are attacked by armed criminals in flying pods.
Alex stops them and discovers that Leila has escaped from a religious cult linked to Egyptian pharaohs.
Alex and Leila are captured.

publication date: August 1989

pencil: Rick Buckler

story: Howard Mackie

inks: Joseph Rubinstein

colors: Andy Yanchus

Havok frees himself and carries Leila to safety.
They begin a romantic relationship, but are attacked again.
Leading the criminals is someone dressed as the deceased Living Pharaoh, who manages to kidnap Leila.