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The X-Men split up last issue. Before they go across the country, Iceman and Beast go out with Vera and Zelda to the theatre to watch Maha Yogi, a magician. Inside the theatre, Maha Yogi hypnotized the crowd and everyone then becomes a human bomb.
When the two X-Men see Maha Yogi, they recognize him as the Warlock, and manage to escape his mental commands. They stun the magician and everyone is released from his mental prison, and starts to cheer up for the X-Men. After they defeat Maha Yogi, Bobby and Hank finally end up with the girls at the Coffe-a-Go-Go.
Second Story: "I, the Iceman" - it's a review on Iceman's powers and on what he is able to do.