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Generation X appears to have met the chopping block, with February 2018's 87th issue being the last solicited issue in the series.

Review of Generation X #8 from Marvel Comics by Christina Strain, Amilcar Pinna, Felipe Sobreiro and VC's Clayton Cowles as the series gets a refresh.

Review of Generation X #7 from Marvel Comics by Christina Strain, Eric Koda and Felipe Sobreiro, which is the best issue of the series to date.

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Generation X #6 is the latest issue of the series that, as you may know, I have had some problems with since ResurrXion I adored the original Generation X, but this volume was just not scratching the same itch for me. However, Generation X #6….well, I actually really enjoyed it. Generation X #6 cover by Terry[...]

Review of Iceman #5 from Marvel Comics by Sina Grace, Alessandro Vitti, and Rachelle Rosenberg. A vital and stunning issue; an absolute must-read.

Joe Glass writes: Marvel brings the ResurrXion panel to Sunday at SDCC, as editor Nick Lowe introduces writers Sina Grace, Marc Guggenheim and Christina Strain to talk about all things X-Men and ResurrXion. The panel did start a little late, following as it did from a popular Jack Kirby tribute panel, but then the show got on[...]

We were promised that the return of Generation X as part of ResurrXion would give readers the nostalgia for fond memories of comics past when they fell in love with the world of X As someone who missed Generation X, the feel of the series and the characters. Generation X #4 cover by Terry Dodson and[...]

It's doing what seems to have been the goal of ResurrXion: bringing nostalgia while still moving forward. Another way it does this is the use of characters outside the usual team, as we see Anole, Rockslide, and Dust used in significant scenes and supporting roles It always makes for greater, more immersive X-Men stories when you can[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] You may know from a couple times I may have mentioned it on here, I'm kinda a big fan of Generation X, the classic Scott Lobdell and Chris Bachalo created series that basically got me into comics. And so when as part of ResurrXion, Marvel announced a new Generation X, by Christina Strain and Amilcar[...]

We review the first issue of Marvel's first ongoing solo series featuring a lead gay male character, and the first for frosty mutant Iceman!

Cover by Kevin Wada We've been promised a brand new, first-time ongoing for Iceman as part of Marvel's ResurrXion plans since the very start, and we are now edging ever closer to Sina Grace and Alessandro Vitti's new series hitting the shelves One featuring a gay male protagonist, no less. So far, most of the previews have[...]

Whilst we've known since the early days of ResurrXion marketing that Black Bolt would see the titular character in an intergalactic prison, the reason for his incarceration was unclear And no, he's not a Nazi. Similarly, it may have left readers wondering where Black Bolt's series, by Saladin Ahmed and Christian Ward, fits in with Royals[...]

A while back, when news broke about the new Astonishing X-Men series from Charles Soule and a rotating cavalcade of various artists, I posited a theory as

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Cover by Greg Land, Jay Leisten and Frank D'Armata Continuing the ResurrXion X-Men relaunch, we have Weapon X from Greg Pak, Greg Land, Jay Leisten and Frank D'Armata I'm generally not overall a fan of the darker, 'team of killers' X-books, but there have been some exceptions I feel this may be one of them. Pak's[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Cover by Art Adams & Peter Steigerwald Well, after the week since the release of X-Men Gold #1 and the controversy that the book and big ResurrXion relaunch found itself mired in, it's easy to see how the other books part of this relaunch could find themselves lost in the kerfuffle. It would be a massive[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Cover Art by Ardian Syaf, Jay Leisten & Laura Martin Last week may have been the primer, but this week the ResurrXion truly begins ResurrXion is definitely an apt title, given this issues preoccupation about old being new again, and not to mention what seems to be several literal character resurrections in the issue (possibly). But[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Cover by Ardian Syaf With both the X-Men and Inhuman parts of the Marvel Universe coming into ResurrXion after the dark times (for the mutants at least) of Inhumans vs X-Men, Marvel's decision to prime the audience for what's to come with the aptly named Prime issues for both parties seemed a pretty good one[...]

We can't guarantee 100% accuracy- in fact, our accuracy may be much lower than that – but we can guarantee that it's better than looking at a bunch of unfinished pages. In the latest, long-awaited issue of Improbable Previews, we look at Weapon X #1, one of the books spinning out of the meat-and-potatoes ResurrXion relaunch event![...]

According to an EXCLUSIVE press release on mighty Marvel media partner website Comic Book Resources, artist Leonard Kirk has designed new corner art along with colorist Michael Garland, to fill the empty space created on the left side of the "X" that adorns each of the newly launching X-titles as part of Marvel's ResurrXion promotional gimmick (or[...]

Yeah, that's it.) Anyway, IvX#6, written by Charles Soule and Jeff Lemire with art by Leinil Francis Yu, Gerry Alanguilan and David Curiel ended today, closing what has been a frankly tedious and unmemorable chapter of X-Men history and the end of the first step in Marvel's hard push to make Inhumans a thing. This event promised[...]

However, it is implied that this character will be part of the ResurrXion line of X-books. Also, Ketchum forgot to mention Mystique, just revealed as part of the mystery new book, who is a bisexual character. So, any guesses who it'll be and where we'll see them?   Variant cover by Rahzzah This week is round two for CBR's[...]

Art by Chris Bachalo Yesterday saw a new X-Position chat over at CBR, where the site gets to chat with Marvel, eXclusively, about the X-Men books. This particular instalment is part one in a chat with the X-Editors, Mark Paniccia, Daniel Ketchum and Christina Harrinton, about what we can expect in the upcoming ResurrXion of the line,[...]

Inhumans super-mega-crossover event as part of the ResurrXion X-line-wide relaunch (if you understood all of that you read too much comics news), spoke about the upcoming series in an interview on Newsarama In describing what makes ResurrXion different than the dozens of past X-relaunches, Guggeheim said "It's more about the X-Men as heroes than the[...]

With all of the new X-Book announcements for the upcoming ResurrXion event, and nothing about All-New Wolverine, fans have wondered what the future held for the mutant formerly known as X-23, and star of the first entertaining Wolverine book in over a decade Well, wonder no more, because All-New Wolverine's all-new future has been revealed[...]

By Joe Glass, Bleeding Cool's Senior Mutant Correspondent  Marvel have decided to release more details (barely) to Entertainment Weekly, about the changes to X-Men coming as part of Spring's ResurrXion. So what is new? The first major addition is that there will be a standalone primer issue called X-Men: Prime, that will be illustrated by Ken Lashley and[...]

By Joe Glass, Bleeding Cool's Senior Mutant Correspondent Well, after an oddly long wait from the week long creative team announcements for all the other ResurrXion X-Men books, we now finally know that the team behind the new Cable book is actually James Robinson and Carlos Pacheco (and presumably a colorist and a letterer at the[...]

Everyone at Marvel Comics was scrambling around the office this afternoon after somebody realized the publisher forgot to announce any details for its upcoming Cable book last week when it announced all the other X-books that are part of the ResurrXion line Pulling together whichever creators happened to be standing around in the bullpen, Marvel[...]

And of course, we're going to have tons of fun as our heroes drive each other crazy along the way. Looks like two characters we expected to be ressurXted during ResurrXion are remaining dead for now, as Jean Grey stars Teen Jean and now Weapon X stars Old Man Wolverine Weapon X joins Jean Grey, Iceman, Generation X,[...]

By Joe Glass, Bleeding Cool's Senior Mutant Correspondent  Which is to say, as much as there were probably many a fan hoping for the return of the adult Jean Grey to the Marvel Universe, now dead for around 12 years, ResurrXion's upcoming new Jean Grey solo series is in fact starring teen Jean Which I think[...]

By Joe Glass, Bleeding Cool's Senior Mutant Correspondent  I'll start this with an important fact that may explain something about Generation X and what