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As we move into the next era of X-Men, will Marvel figure out a strategy to make a non-core title last more than 12 issues? We'll talk about it as we recap this week's X-books… Sworn to sell comics for Marvel executives who feared and hated the fact that Fox owned their movie rights, The Uncanny X-Men suffered[...]

The wait is nearly over, as the conclusion to the ten-part story X-Men Disassembled concludes in next week's issue of Uncanny X-Men A preview of that issue shows that X-Man is finally going to give the X-Men exactly what they asked for: a double page splash page featuring lots of characters in battle. At some point[...]

Here's ten more predictions… Matthew Rosenberg actually writes an ending for one of his comics; it's published on Twitter In a shocking coup no one saw coming, Leah Williams takes over the entire X-line Uncanny X-Men rebooted at least two more times this year Wolverine finally returns, just in time to be killed off again Glob Herman gets his own[...]

But in next week's Uncanny X-Men #9, Storm gets a promotion that she wasn't looking for, making her more powerful and dangerous than ever. Unfortunately, she's no longer on the side of the X-Men, as X-Man, now inhabiting the body of Legion, has turned her into one of his Horsemen of Apocalypse, replacing the recently freed[...]

Thankfully, one X-writer has provided a reliable source of Twitter content all year long, and that's Uncanny X-Men writer Matthew Rosenberg Whether it was telling readers not to pre-order comics, blabbing X-office secrets on Twitter, complaining about the quality of free cookies, taunting readers with his refusal to write a proper ending, throwing a tantrum[...]

In the true X-Mas spirit, we're taking a look at three classic Claremont X-Mas tales, plus one with no Claremont at all, in this X-ual Healing: A Very Claremont X-Mas special! Look, you're the one reading comic book websites on X-Mas. If you're just catching up, we already look at Uncanny X-Men #98 here, Uncanny X-Men #134[...]

In the true X-Mas spirit, we're taking a look at three classic Claremont X-Mas tales, plus one with no Claremont at all, in this X-ual Healing: A Very Claremont X-Mas special! Look, you're the one reading comic book websites on X-Mas. If you're just catching up, we already look at Uncanny X-Men #98 here and Uncanny X-Men #134[...]

In the true X-Mas spirit, we're taking a look at three classic Claremont X-Mas tales, plus one with no Claremont at all, in this X-ual Healing: A Very Claremont X-Mas special! Look, you're the one reading comic book websites on X-Mas. If you're just catching up, we already look at Uncanny X-Men #98 here. This classic X-Mas tale[...]

Corbeau reveals that's because they're not on Earth at all, and the issue ends with Banshee, Wolverine, and Jean floating in the vacuum of space. This story would be continued in the next issue, which features one of our personal favorite X-Men covers of all time: Read Uncanny X-Men #98 on Marvel Unlimited. We hope you're enjoying your[...]

Marvel decided they needed to publish seven X-Men comics the week before Christmas and this thing is already pushing 3,000 words, so let's get right to the recaps. 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 with a corporate merger[...]

This week's issue of Uncanny X-Men left readers with quite a cliffhanger, as Legion transported both the young X-men and X-Man to the Age of Apocalypse And once they arrived, the young X-Men seemed to have some changes to their appearance and, apparently, their power sets When next week's Uncanny X-Men #7 picks things up,[...]

And then, presumably, X-terminate them! Cyclops is back, baby, and after joining up with the also recently returned Wolverine in February to rebuild the X-Men from the ground up, Cyclops will apparently be back to his old proactive ways, assembling a list of "things the X-Men have to take care of" in March's Uncanny X-Men #13[...]

Sound good? Great! You can post your feedback right in the comments, or feel free to email us Now let's recap the X-books that came out last week… 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 with a corporate merger on the[...]

Last week's Uncanny X-Men ended on quite the cliffhanger Facing off against Magneto and Angel, two of Nate Grey's four Horsemen of Salvation, the team seemed to be unable to get through to their former founding member So Psylocke did the only thing she could Using the focused totality of her psychic powers, Psylocke let[...]

Kitty Pryde recently announced her intentions to run for president in the Merry X-Men Holiday Special, so it's no surprise that in this preview of next week's Uncanny X-Men #5, Kitty finds herself in a political debate with one of the X-Men's greatest foes, Apocalypse Kitty talks about ending hatred in the world by showing[...]

There's also a new issue of Uncanny X-Men, which is really picking up steam, and of course am X-traneous Deadpool/Black Panther crossover Let's find out what happened in Marvel's mutant books this week… 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 in next week's Uncanny x-Men #4, a whole team of X-Men find themselves on the wrong end of Nate Grey's horsemen, and, whoops, the X-Men are all dead! Except, not really The smoke hasn't finished clearing, and already we learn that those dead X-Men were just an illusion cast by Jean Grey and Psylocke to make[...]

Matthew Rosenberg may be the hotshot Marvel Exclusive writer of Uncanny X-Men, the greatest and most important franchise in the history of comic books, but that doesn't mean he doesn't have to suffer from the same problems as the rest of it. Rosenberg's troubles started on Monday, when he tweeted: Hey @FedEx & @FedExHelp remember me? After[...]

Thanks to so many books with weekly and bi-weekly publishing schedules, as well as the pre-order demands of the direct market, we know a little bit about what to expect through Uncanny X-Men #11 and #12 through February, including what appears to be most of the X-Men getting sent to some kind of utopian alternate[...]

But maybe we'll find out next week. Uncanny X-Men #3 hits stores next Wednesday. Uncanny X-Men #3 (W) Ed Brisson, Kelly Thompson, Matthew Rosenberg (A) Yildiray Cinar (CA) Leinil Francis Yu THE CHILDREN OF THE ATOM ARE BACK! New ongoing series kicking off with a 10-part weekly epic, the flagship X-Men series that started it all is back and better[...]

What better time could there be to slip away from your loved ones and read about comics on the internet? We've got your back here at X-ual Healing, the weekly X-Men recap column, so we've prepared a 2-part special looking back at two memorable X-Men Thanksgiving-themed issues, both written by Scott Lobdell. In A Very Lobdell[...]

Rejoice! The holiest of holidays for X-Men Fans, X-Men Monday, has come around again, and after two weeks of shirking his duties like some kind of heathen, Marvel X-Editor Jordan White has come through with looks at all 9 of the upcoming issues of Uncanny X-Men's X-Men Disassembled story arc! White, we take back almost[...]

Did you shell out 8 bucks for Uncanny X-Men #1 on paper? You fool! Clearly the digital version is the one you should have purchased, as according to a press release, just like Return of Wolverine #1 before it, any digital copies of Uncanny X-Men #1 purchased on the Marvel Comics App or Digital Comics[...]

Look, it ain't highbrow, but what better have you got to read on the comics internet on a Sunday? Of course, this bittersweet week contained both the death of X-Men co-creator Stan Lee as well as the long-awaited relaunch of Uncanny X-Men that we've been hyping up for months Did it live up to the[...]

What a dick! Are we right? This guy even has Reed Richards beat! In next week's issue of Uncanny X-Men, chaos is erupting around the world In addition to the X-Men missing Kitty Pryde and Multiple Man attacking a mutant hate rally, there are rampaging dinosaurs, uncontrollable weather patterns, and all sorts of trouble all over[...]

Revealed EX-X-XCLUSIVELY on Adventures in Poor Taste, Grace and Stockman will bring their chilly hero to a one-shot called Uncanny X-Men: Winter's End The website also has an EX-X-XCLUSIVE interview with Grace, revealing more details about the series: In Winter's End, readers get to see more of the future that the Ice Master from "Battle of[...]

Uncanny X-Men #12, from the newly announced Uncanny X-Men single creative team of Matthew Rosenberg and Salvador Larroca, will feature the best and the worst of the X-Men, it seems Marvel has released the cover for the book, featuring Cyclops (the best X-Man) and Wolverine (the worst X-Man) on the cover, and declaring these two[...]

Which is also starting with an Age of X-Man Alpha book. With the older Nathan Summers being killed by the younger teen Cable in the recent Extermination series, could that action have created a new reality, just like Age Of Apocalypse did? And does that explain the teased lineup of books for February, The Marvelous X-Men #1, Nextgen[...]

A teaser just sent out by Marvel for Uncanny X-Men reveals some new details about where the X-Men will go after the initial 10-part weekly Uncanny X-Men Disassembled arc ends in January It looks like Uncanny X-Men #11 will ditch the ensemble creative team for a story by Matthew Rosenberg and Salvador Larroca We also[...]

Uncanny X-Men #1 was finally released today, kicking off the ten-part weekly X-Men Disassembled storyline that will hopefully restore the X-Men to their rightful place of prominence as the objectively best franchise in all of comics To celebrate, Marvel has released a launch trailer, which you can watch below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZNycYW2aqAVideo can't be loaded because JavaScript is[...]