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He writes; A Spec Club super-mole just told me that The Phalanx have a key role in Powers of X #2. It's good to see interest in X back-stock finally at Mohegan Sun show last weekend House of X & Powers were genuinely hot books I sold out of #2 at $15 ( it's 30+ on Amazon[...]

Powers of X #1 had two typos, according to Hickman… https://twitter.com/JHickman/status/1156694723492532224 And House of X #1 had at least one as well: https://twitter.com/JHickman/status/1154506018174357511 At this point, Hickman probably just should have pretended he made the typos on purpose, and the comics community would have probably gone along with it, praising said typos as genius storytelling[...]

This may be a pattern for every single issue of House Of X and Powers Of X Each time they change everything and force you to reread what you once read Earlier this week,  Jude Terror managed to sneak out some previews images of tomorrow's House Of X #2 but they don't really explain too[...]

This week, it seems people have gotten ahold of themselves a little bit, as the praise from reviews of Powers of X #1 wasn't quite hyperbolic enough to warrant a listing of ridiculous pull quotes from Marvel, instead resulting in just this video:  So does this represent a drop in quality in just the second issue[...]

It looks like Marvel means business when it comes to Jonathan Hickman's mission of returning the X-Men to their proper place of prominence as the greatest

Today sees the first issue of Powers Of X #1 by Jonathan Hickman and RB Silva one week after the debut of House Of X #1 and just as promised, takes everything we saw in that issue and puts it through a different lens, that of the past, present, future and far future. With X0 as[...]

Marvel has released a lettered preview of Powers of X #1, the 6-issue series running alongside House of X as part of Jonathan Hickman's line-wide X-Men relaunch, designed to bring the X-Men back to their rightful place of prominence House of X appeared to be a success, at least in getting people talking about the[...]

Superstar writer Jonathan Hickman appeared for a video interview at the Marvel booth at San Diego Comic-Con to talk about his upcoming X-Men relaunch taking place in House of X and Powers of X Through the magic of typing really fast, we've transcribed what Hickman had to say, first on the kind of Marvel stories[...]

We're just one week away from superstar writer Jonathan Hickman's line-wide X-Men relaunch, kicking off with House of X with artist Pepe Larraz and Powers of X with R.B Silva, and leading into a brand new era of X-Men with Hickman writing a core ongoing book and, presumably, another fifteen or so monthly X-titles, as[...]

Things are always darkest before the Dawn of X, so as we await the big news at San Diego Comic-Con for the future of the X-Men books after the Hickboot, Marvel has revealed the cover and description for Powers of X #6, the finale of the series by Jonathan Hickman and R.B Silva which promises[...]

And rather than looking back at the titular seminal moments of the past, this one looks to the future: to the upcoming release of House of X and Powers of X, the six-part bi-weekly series by Hickman and artists Pepe Larraz and R.B Silva., and colorist Marte Gracia. In a press release promoting the final episode,[...]

Marvel has unveiled four new covers for House of X and Powers of X, by Pepe Larraz and R.B Silva respectively, for the upcoming X-Men line-wide relaunch helmed by superstar writer Jonathan Hickman The cover for House of X #4 features the X-Men mid-battle, while House of X #5's cover shows the return of Apocalypse, last[...]

We already know that Jonathan Hickman will be making some big changes to the X-Men with his upcoming line-wide relaunch kicking off in July with House of X and Powers of X, but nobody could have possibly considered those changes would be so X-Treme However, in a new teaser posted to Marvel's Twitter account, the[...]

Now, Marvel has unveiled another 6 variants, this time for Powers of X #1, and this time featuring a cover by Jack Kirby. So where is this one from? Well, you may notice it bears a resemblance to the cover to X-Men #10, with the X-Men fighting Ka-Zar…   And indeed, this cover was reprinted in 1999 as[...]

Last week, we got to see some of the artwork for Jonathan Hickman's upcoming X-Men relaunch, from Powers of X by R.B Silva and House of X by Pepe Larraz Hickman gave another interview Wednesday to Comic Book Resources, and that came along with some new pages for the upcoming mini-series that will kick off[...]

In July, for better or worse, Jonathan Hickman's House of X (art by Pepe Larraz) and Powers of X (art by R.B Silva) will kick off a brand new era of X-Men, as the entire X-line is canceled, to be followed up by a new line of books, with Hickman writing the flagship title[...]

Earlier today, we learned that Jonathan Hickman's House of X and Powers of X, two bi-weekly series starting in August and running on alternating weeks for 6 issues each will lead into a line-wide relaunch of the X-Men, with Hickman himself writing the flagship title That means that the rest of the X-line will end[...]

The point is, we can't wait all that time just to find out what's going to happen in these highly anticipated books, which is why we've been closely monitoring Hickman's Twitter account for any clues that can meet the bare minimum requirements to justify a clickbait article shed some light on what to expect from[...]

Hundreds were still outside when the panel began… CB asked 'Who would have the mind to come in and give the book a completely different direction and mindset? In one of the worst kept secrets of the past two weeks'… Yeah, sorry about that. So we have House of X and Powers of X… with Pepe Larraz, RB[...]