House of X #2, the second issue of one half of the next era of X-Men prologue by Jonathan Hickman and Pepe Larraz, is hitting stores in two days, but Marvel is keeping things tightly under wraps, not even releasing a preview of the issue However, on the most recent episode of Marvel Minute, the[...]
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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 franchise in comics Marvel has produced a 30-second television commercial for House of X and Powers X, which they've revealed on their website (and which you can watch below)[...]
So after a long wait, Marvel finally published House of X #1, the first issue of what's set to be a multi-year X-Men run, with the entire line guided by Jonathan Hickman And the response has been… well, why don't you take a look for yourself From Marvel's website:
Newsarama: "A towering achievement."
IGN: "Marvel just made[...]
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[...]
David decided it's time to stop messing around, and takes the fight directly to Division 3 on "Chapter 24," one of the stranger episodes of "Legion" yet.
Tomorrow's House of X may settle important matters of omega mutants in the X-Men Universe, but BOOM! Studios has gotten ahead of everything by revealing a new team of Omega Rangers, along with one brand new Ranger, in this new look at Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #41, by writer Ryan Parrott and artist Daniel di[...]
Next week, the X-Men line relaunches, and nothing will ever be the same again or something But we've got five lame-duck X-books that came out last week that we need to recap, even though their events don't matter because Hickman appears to be planning to ignore them Dammit!
One last time, for old time's sake, before[...]
"Instead of feeling like I worked with some of the most inspiring and brave people in comics, I was surrounded by cowards."
Grace left Marvel after Uncanny X-Men: Winter's End, an epilogue to his previous two volumes of Iceman But at San Diego Comic-Con this weekend, Marvel revealed the lineup for a new book by Gerry[...]
The comics world, and particularly long-suffering X-Men fans, are pretty excited for the debut of Jonathan Hickman and Pepe Larraz's House of X next week, the beginning of a new era for the X-Men in which Hickman intends to restore the franchise to its proper place of prominence At the Jonathan Hickman Q&A panel at[...]
With the Marvel Next Big Thing panel out of the way at San Diego Comic-Con, we now know what the X-Men's new status quo will look like in the Dawn of X era coming this Fall And if you've been reading Matthew Rosenberg and Salvador Larocca's Uncanny X-Men, it probably looks a lot different than[...]
But what we didn't get was any info on sequels to Black Panther, Captain Marvel, or Guardians of the Galaxy (boo!).
Feige did mention all three at the end, which is nice and all, but doesn't give us anything concrete, other than maybe the idea that Feige needs better time management skills.
Pouring more fuel on the[...]
Yes, three of those mutants were just killed in the past few months in Uncanny X-Men, and one had her mutant powers removed, causing her to go full Darkchylde But that's all getting undone, we guess And finally, X-Men, the main title, by Hickman and Leinil Francis Yu, with Cyclops, Marvel Girl (Jean Grey), Rachel[...]
Marvel is set to reveal the details of Dawn of X tomorrow at the Next Big Thing panel at San Diego Comic-Con, but glyph-loving superstar writer Jonathan Hickman simply couldn't help himself, releasing a coded message on Twitter ahead of the panel.
https://twitter.com/JHickman/status/1152296060837982209
And it didn't take long for X-Men fans on the internet to crack that[...]
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[...]
After a grueling 22 issues and even more shocking character deaths, the current volume of Uncanny X-Men came to a close on Wednesday with Uncanny X-Men #22 Did bloodthirsty writer Matthew Rosenberg kill off more characters in this issue? You bet he did But that doesn't mean there wasn't at least one happy moment too.
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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[...]
All of this is getting relaunched soon, so one could potentially argue that none of it matters, but Marvel is still putting out X-Men comics each week and we're still recapping them Read on, true believers…
Sworn to sell comics for Marvel executives who feared and hated the fact that Fox owned their movie rights, The Uncanny[...]
With the rate at which Uncanny X-Men writer Matthew Rosenberg has been killing off characters, you might be tempted to think he enjoys it That's apparently not the case, according to Rosenberg himself Answering questions in this week's X-Men Monday column at Adventures in Poor Taste, Rosenberg was asked about the wanton character deaths during[...]
It's time for another Marvel Facsimile Edition this week, as Marvel reprints Giant-Size X-Men #1 in all its original glory And don't get us wrong – this is probably one of the greatest and most important comic books ever published But it's not necessarily what's in the story pages that interests us most about these[...]
After all, she's kind of been in a hound state since Extermination, which was in an entirely different X-Men relaunch era than the one we're in now, which is itself being replaced by a new one this month It's understandable that this can be a little disorienting.
Meanwhile, Stryfe wants to pull a Matthew Rosenberg, killing[...]
But here we are, with the Uncanny X-Men reboot ending to make way for the next reboot, and Marvel is right back to crapping all over the best mutant, as we see in this preview of Uncanny X-Men #22…
How is any of this Cyclops' fault?
As if Dani Moonstar's attacks weren't enough, Scott's own brother has[...]
But while it contained some characters from the normal Marvel Universe, the rest of the people, apparently, were constructs, all part of X-Man himself.
And this, by some logic, makes the distinction between alternate universe… and new plane of existence?
Ok, we feel X-Man may be just arguing semantics here… but it does beg the question: will[...]
Power mad Marvel Senior Editor Jordan White posted a Twitter thread listing X-Men comics in stores today, but what caught the attention of many in the replies was the image White used in his first tweet, featuring a small drawing of what appears to be Emma Frost as drawn by Russell Dauterman.
Happy #NewComicBookDay, everyone! Two[...]
The Hickboot is just weeks away, all of the current X-Men comics are ending, and if Matthew Rosenberg has his way, there won't be any mutants left before it all goes down Let's get to the recaps of the four X-Men comics that came out last week… well, three, actually, but for whatever reason, DCBS[...]
And in this preview of X-Men #1 Facsimile Edition, there's just one advertisement, but it's a great one.
Aw yeah, that's the stuff X-Men #1: Facsimile Edition hits stores on Wednesday There will be many more ads.
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Stan Lee and Jack Kirby introduce the mighty mutants to the Marvel[...]
One more Age of X-Man mini-series is wrapping up next week as Age of X-Man: Apocalypse and the X-Tracts #5 sees the titular X-Tracts dealing with the
Marvel Comics has revealed the list of classic comics joining the Marvel Unlimited service in July, and it is totally 90s, featuring both 15 issues of Spider-Man from 1996 and 1997 as well as six issues of Adventures of the X-Men Additionally, 1980s issues of Spectacular Spider-Ham and some issues from the 1960s of Sgt[...]
We all know that Jonathan Hickman's X-Men relaunch is set to be another "Seminal Moment" in X-Men history… but could it actually be a "Semenal Moment?" As the world awaits the relaunch that will shake the X-Men to their foundations and leave nothing ever the same again, blah blah blah, yadda yadda yadda, you get[...]
As the lame duck session of X-Men continues into its final month, ahead of Jonathan Hickman's line-wide reboot of the franchise, more X-books came to an end last week Plus, we've got a new Claremont comic this week Yay! Lots to unpack here, six issues and over 3500 words of recap, so let's jump right[...]