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There were five X-books out last week: X-Men #7, X-Force #8, Giant-Size X-Men: Jean Grey and Emma Frost #1, X-Men/Fantastic Four #2, and New Mutants #8 In addition to that, I missed New Mutants #7 from the prior week, so I'll be recapping that too. Let's find out what happened in last week's X-books… Sworn to sell[...]

There were five X-books out last week: X-Men #7, X-Force #8, Giant-Size X-Men: Jean Grey and Emma Frost #1, X-Men/Fantastic Four #2, and New Mutants #8 In addition to that, I missed New Mutants #7 from the prior week, so I'll be recapping that too. Let's find out what happened in last week's X-books… Sworn to sell[...]

There were five X-books out last week: X-Men #7, X-Force #8, Giant-Size X-Men: Jean Grey and Emma Frost #1, X-Men/Fantastic Four #2, and New Mutants #8 In addition to that, I missed New Mutants #7 from the prior week, so I'll be recapping that too. Let's find out what happened in last week's X-books… Sworn to sell[...]

20th Century Studios released a new trailer for the upcoming New Mutants movie, which we assure you is still coming out on April 3rd The trailer features snippets of Pink Floyd's Another Brick in the Wall while the titular New Mutants realize the location in which they're being contained may not be a hospital, but[...]

New Mutants #8 is in stores on Wednesday as we get another issue in the Earthbound storyline, by Ed Brisson and Marco Failla We've got a preview below. We've seen the classic New Mutants in space, and we've visited the Morrison-era young mutants in Nevada But now it's time to take a trip to South America[...]

RATING: HONORABLE MENTION. NEW MUTANTS #7 JONATHAN HICKMAN (W) • ROD REIS (A/C) Deep in Shi'Ar space, the NEW MUTANTS have found themselves dead in the middle of an intergalactic power struggle They're probably equipped to handle that, right? (Marvel Comics, creative team: Jonathan Hickman, Rod Reis, Travis Lanham) The most important thing to note here is that Bobby[...]

Today sees the launch of New Mutants #7, Wolverine #1 and Marauders #8 Three books – but Wolverine #1 is triple-sized, so it might as well be six books New Mutants #7 begins by getting rather Deadpool-meta, which sticks only with the intro… …but the general vibe runs throughout… …with a superb answer to interminable fight scenes[...]

New Mutants #7 is in stores from Marvel Comics this week, by Jonathan Hickman and Rod Reis, and we don't have to wait until the issue hit stands to find out if everyone died in the cliffhanger ending of the last issue featuring this cosmic storyline… Because as it turns out, they all lived, as revealed[...]

Anyway, we're recapping X-Men #5, X-Force #6, New Mutants #6, and Fallen Angels #6 Which will win the coveted Wolverine's Weiner X-Pick of the Week? Not Fallen Angels, that's for sure. Sworn to sell comics for Marvel executives who feared and hated the fact that Fox owned their movie rights, The Uncanny X-Men suffered great indignities,[...]

The New Mutants is actually coming Boy does it feel good to say that Maybe the most anticipated mutant film in a good long while, a new poster was just posted online showing the group with half x-rayed faces Very striking stuff How could one not be excited to see this at this point? After[...]

New Mutants #6 is in stores from Marvel Comics next week, by Canadian Hero Ed Brisson and Flaviano, and we've got a preview for you. When we last checked in on this group of young(ish) mutants, a wasted Boom Boom had arrived on Beak and Angel's farm to save the day as a group of drug[...]

Once done, we'll choose the best one and name it the Wolverine's Weiner X-Pick of the Week. First up: New Mutants #5! Sworn to sell comics for Marvel executives who feared and hated the fact that Fox owned their movie rights, The Uncanny X-Men suffered great indignities, but thanks to a corporate merger and a line-wide relaunch,[...]

New Mutants is finally coming out, and a new trailer for the film just debuted online The film, directed by Josh Boone, has languished around for a couple years now For whatever reason, this horror-spin on the X-Men kids could never keep a release date, while rumors of reshoots, and even being scrapped altogether, swirled[...]

New Mutants #5 is in stores from Marvel Comics next week, by Jonathan Hickman and Rod Reis, and we've got a preview below. The creative team tells us this will be an issue focusing on the New Mutants in space. And on Chandilar, we find former Majestor Gladiator given what appears to be wise counsel… Though perhaps with[...]

New Mutants #9 out in March was solicited as being written by current series writer, Jonathan Hickman It's not, it's solely to be written by Ed Brisson, just like #8. X-Force #8 will be drawn by Oscar Bazaldua, and not the previously solicited Joshua Cassara, a similar change that happened in X-Force #7 with Oscar replacing Ig[...]

Six X-books hit stores last week: New Mutants #4, X-Force #4, Marauders #4, Excalibur #4, Fallen Angels #4, and one surprise book no one was expecting As a Christmas present to myself, and since I've written over 3,000 words about them collectively (but get paid per article, not per word), I'm going to publish each[...]

Marvel published three X-books last week: Fallen Angels #3, X-Force #3, and New Mutants #3 Below, I recap them and tell you what I thought about them One book is selected for the prestigious Wolverine's Weiner X-Pick of the Week award Enjoy. Sworn to sell comics for Marvel executives who feared and hated the fact that[...]

New Mutants #4 is in stores from Marvel Comics next week, another Earthbound issue by Ed Brisson and Marco Failla And we've got a preview below that shows the cover mutant, Boom Boom, being a very poor role model. Of course, you can kind of understand it Boom Boom joined the New Mutants pretty late, becoming[...]

New Mutants #3 is in stores from Marvel Comics this week, for an Earth-focused issue by Canada's Favorite Son Ed Brisson and Flaviano We've got a preview below, in which we see what the younger group of young mutants has been up to in the Dawn of X… And so we find that Glob Herman and[...]

Later today, Marvel Comics will be telling retailers that they are sending three recent Dawn Of X titles back to the printing mill for second printings, out on the 15th of January, 2020. That's Fallen Angels #2, New Mutants #2 and X-Force #2, from last week And they'll be joined by another comic that was published[...]

With the minimal mutant population and the strict government rules imposed on mutants, the organization would serve no purpose. But in today's New Mutants, it seems not Or at least it wasn't Not until Sunspot decided to make a trip in =to space to find and 'rescue' his bezzy mate Sam Guthrie, Cannonball, and his wife[...]

New Mutants #2 is in stores from Marvel Comics next week, by Jonathan Hickman and Rod Reis Co-writer and Canada's Favorite Son Ed Brisson is only writing the parts of this story set on Earth, but the New Mutants are all in space for this issue, so Brisson gets the week off Check out the[...]

Last week, we got two Dawn of X books: New Mutants #1 and X-Force #1 Was either one any good? Read on to find out… Sworn to sell comics for Marvel executives who feared and hated the fact that Fox owned their movie rights, The Uncanny X-Men suffered great indignities, but thanks to a corporate merger[...]

There's Moira MacTaggert's insistence that no mutants with precognitive abilities can be allowed on the island, as well as the scene at the end of HoXPoX that saw Xavier and Magneto ignore Moira's warnings, believing they know better how to proceed with the future of the mutant struggle against humans and machines despite having just[...]

The Dawn of X continues to fill Marvel's publishing schedule back up with X-Books as New Mutants #1 hits stores this week, from Jonathan Hickman, Canada's Favorite Son Ed Brisson, Rod Reis, and more Do we have a preview below? Yes we do! It's a familiar cast of mostly OG New Mutants and some OG Gen-Xers. And[...]

Bleeding Cool previously reported changes for Marvel Comics X-Men #4 and New Mutants #4 but there are more to come X-Men #5 and #6 were originally solicited thus; X-MEN #5 & #6 JONATHAN HICKMAN (W) • #5 R B SILVA (A) #6 MATTEO BUFFAGNI (A) MUTANTS ARE THE FUTURE First, the Krakoan leaders attend an economic forum to show[...]

Canada's favorite son Ed Brisson was interviewed on video for Marvel's website at New York Comic Con, and he shared some details about New Mutants, one of the new line of X-Books launching as part of Dawn of X following the conclusion of HoXPoX in next week's Powers of X #6. On what to expect from[...]

This week, we've got recaps of and thoughts on Powers of X #5, Marvel Comics Presents #9, Wolverine Annual #1, and New Mutants: War Children #1. Sworn to sell comics for Marvel executives who feared and hated the fact that Fox owned their movie rights, The Uncanny X-Men suffered great indignities, but thanks to a corporate[...]

Legendary X-Men scribe Chris Claremont reunited with Bill Sienkiewicz for New Mutants: War Children, a Marvel 80th-anniversary one-shot released last Wednesday But why doesn't Claremont, who is paid to remain a Marvel-exclusive writer, contribute more than the occasional one-shot or short story to the franchise which he played a bigger role than anyone else in[...]

Legendary creators Chris Claremont and Bill Sienkiewicz return to The New Mutants for New Mutants: War Children #1, along with colorist Chris Sotomayor and letterer Clayton Cowles, in stores next week from Marvel Comics We've got a preview. And if you're wondering whether Claremont and Sienkiewicz have still got the magic… well… Of course they do[...]