
Jeph Loeb Brings ‘Age Of Apocalypse’ X-Men To The Marvel U With New Miniseries ‘X-Men Of Apocalypse’
The Apocalypse X-Men head to the main Marvel universe in this new miniseries.
The X-Men are a superhero team created in 1963 by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. Stretching over dozens of comic book titles, X-Men has become one of Marvel’s most popular franchises. On one side, Professor Xavier and his school, filled with mutants who try to protect a world that hates and fears them. On the other side? Magneto and his Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, who believe mutants need to destroy humans to survive.
…Or at least that’s how it all started. Since then, hundreds of characters have been introduced, loyalties have been changed and tested, and baseball games have been played. Here you can read reviews of X-Men comics, and listen to interviews with writers, artists, editors, and fans.
The Apocalypse X-Men head to the main Marvel universe in this new miniseries.
Gargoyles and Fantastic Four are crossing over. Joe Quesada launches Shakespeare line of comics. Marvel will introduce a secret X-Man in Giant-Size X-Men #1.
Rob Liefeld has gone in on Marvel for what he considers a “train wreck” in the X-Men office, among other things. Don Simpson’s Megaton Man project has been allowed on Kickstarter. BOOM! Studios will collect Becky Cloonan and Garth Ennis’s The War.
Read a preview of X-Force #10 from Marvel Comics, written by Fabian Nicieza and Geoffrey Thorne, with art by Edgar Salazar and Marcus To.
Read a preview of X-Men #15 from Marvel Comics, written by Jed MacKay with art by Ryan Stegman.
Gail Simone heads to Rebel Moon for Titan. X-Men to hold Hellfire Vigil. Grant Morrison to write mystery comic for mainstream publisher.
Probably with less heroin use, but you never know.
Read a preview of X-Factor #9 from Marvel Comics, written by Mark Russell with art by Bob Quinn.
Read a preview of Exceptional X-Men #8 from Marvel Comics, written by Eve L. Ewing with art by Carmen Carnero.
Read a preview of Cable: Love And Chrome #4 from Marvel Comics, written by David Pepose with art by Mike Henderson.