Say what you will about Morrison’s woo-woo shenanigans, but New X-Men #115—published in July 2001—is eerily prescient. It wasn’t the first time a plane flew into a skyscraper in fiction, but Morrison and Quitely used that iconography to convey the traumatic birth of a new era several months early.
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