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Hunt For Wolverine: Mystery In Madripoor #4 (of 4)
Jim Zub (W) • Thony Silas (A)
Cover by: Giuseppe Camuncoli
Variant Cover by: Chris Bachalo
One of The X-Men Is Changed Forever!
• Past and present
clash in final battle on an island of secrets and sin!
• What darkness lies within Sapphire Styx?
• Can a ghost from the
past save Psylocke from oblivion?
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Hunt For Wolverine: Dead Ends #1
Charles Soule (W) • Ramon Rosanas (A)
Cover by: Marco Checchetto
Variant Cover by: Dale Keown
Variant Cover by: Olivier Coipel
Return of The Fantastic Four Variant Cover by: Steve Mcniven
The Hunt Is Over.
• The hunt for
Wolverine is over… Now the time has come to put the pieces together and see
what was learned.
• Kitty Pryde, Daredevil, Tony Stark and Sabretooth may have found what they were looking for…but it wasn’t what they expected. • Where has Wolverine been? What has he been doing? And how does it lead into next month’s Wolverine #1? |
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Astonishing X-Men #14
Matthew Rosenberg (W) • Greg Land (A/C)
Return of The Fantastic Four Variant Cover by: Adam Kubert
• Welcome back to the
X-Men stage, the incomparable… the amazing… the uncanny… Dazzler!
• The Reavers are
hunting random mutants, so Havok and Beast must save a former X-Man.
• But these Reavers
aren’t completely as they seem!
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Astonishing X-Men Annual #1
Matthew Rosenberg (W) • Travel Foreman (A)
Cover by: Rod Reis
Variant Cover by: Khary Randolph
• Jean Grey and the
original X-Men reunite! Following her resurrection, Jean Grey can no longer
make sense of her life since becoming an X-Man. Who better to relate to this
than Hank McCoy, Warren Worthington III and Bobby Drake? But this reunion
will prove bittersweet when they’re joined by an unexpected guest…the former
Professor Charles Xavier, X! Why has X revealed himself to his former
students? And what strange mission does he want to send them on?
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X-Men Red #7
Tom Taylor (W) • Carmen Carnero (A)
Cover by: Jenny Frison
Headshot Varaint Cover by:
Travis Charest
Return of The Fantastic Four Variant Cover by: David Marquez
• Attack on Atlantis!
• One of the X-Men’s greatest foes comes calling on the undersea kingdom, determined to bring about their end! |
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X-Men Blue #33
Cullen Bunn (W) • Marcus To (A)
Cover by: R.B. Silva
• To escape his
present, Magneto travels to the future!
• But even 20 years
later, there will always be X-Men…
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X-Men Blue #34
Cullen Bunn (W) • Marcus To (A)
Cover by: R.B. Silva
• Time-traveling
Magneto must team up with the future counterpart X-Men in order to save
mutantkind from extinction.
• But in order to do
so, will Magneto submit to his darker instincts?
• Don’t miss a major
turning point for the Master of Magnetism!
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X-Men Gold #33
Marc Guggenheim (W) • Michele Bandini (A)
Cover by: Phil Noto
• Storm returns to the Kenyan
village that once worshipped her as a goddess!
• But now, with her
Stormcaster hammer, it’s true…isn’t it?
• The truth about
Storm’s Asgardian hammer is revealed here!
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X-Men Gold #34
Marc Guggenheim (W) • Michele
Bandini (A)
Cover by: Phil Noto
• Storm must battle a
mysterious figure from her past!
• But with the true
nature of Stormcaster revealed, can Storm trust her powers anymore?
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X-Men Gold Annual #2
Seanan Mcguire (W) • Marco Failla (A)
Cover by: Djibril
Morissette-Phan
Variant Cover by: Ema Lupacchino
• Your favorite X-Man Kitty
Pryde just made the biggest decision of her tumultuous romantic life, but
what set her on that course? Before Peter, Peter, or…Peter, there was Kitty’s
FIRST kiss! Hugo and Nebula Award-winning writer Seanan McGuire (InCryptid,
October Daye, Wayward Children series) and artist Marco Failla (MS. Marvel,
All-New Wolverine, Harley Quinn) reveal the secrets of young Kitty’s summer
at Camp Maplebrook in a story with more teen mutant angst and camp hijinks
than can be contained in a regular-sized issue! Kitty’s kept this tale to
herself for years – be the first to find out why!
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Weapon X #22
Greg Pak & Fred Van Lente (W) • Yildiray
Cinar (A)
Cover by: Rahzzah
A Fresh Start for Weapon X!
• They were hunters who
became the hunted… They were enemies forced to become allies… They were a
ticking time bomb that had no choice but to fall apart… Out of the ashes of
Team Weapon X, a new crew is borne! Sabretooth is putting together a team
that is willing to do what other X-Men won’t, willing to wade into blood and
filth to protect mutantkind! But who will make the cut? Don’t miss the debut
of Weapon X-Force!
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X-Classified #2
Classified (W) •
Classified (A)
Cover by: Classified
Variant Cover by: Classified
All Will Be Revealed in June!
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Tuesday, May 22, 2018
X-Solicits for August 2018
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“For so long, my life has been out of control. Chaos and serendipity, wrapped in insanity. I have suffered, I have lost. Not just my life, but my very soul, my self. But no more. Now I know who I am.” – Elizabeth ‘Betsy’ Braddock, daughter of Otherworld, mutant, telepath, telekinetic, defender of the realm and, above all, X-Man.
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So Psylocke is the one who "dies" in the first edition. I just hope she didn´t be the changed forever x-men (not again). At least she´s in the cover of the last one. She´s not in weapon x (sabretooth, omega red, domino, Lady Deathstrike and one that´s not obvious...
They better not kill Psylocke again!
Kwannon or Spiral? I'm takin bets.
Spiral is dead??? It says ghost.
Is that Madelyne Pryor/Red Queen who is about to get the focused totality right in the forehead?
It's Sapphire Styx, a minor villain from the 80s
Please Marvel Stop "killing" or "changing" Psylocke !! And "leave her alooneeee.. Shex's a human!!" ..erm Mutant!!
Unknown,
It's your friend, Anonymous. :-)
Mindblast? I've never even heard of her. She must be one of those obscure villains of the week. Do you recall who she fought last time you saw her? Was she an X-Man foe?
Well, at least we know it's not a permanent death (in fact, considering she'll be back by the end of this miniseries, I wouldn't even count it as a death at all).
I just hope they don't do something stupid like having Betsy's body die (AGAIN) and her mind taking possession of Styx's body from now on. One body swap was enough for her, thank you very much.
FSaker, I seriously doubt she will be switching bodies. I'm sure she will die and somehow re-enter her Asian body.
Marvel will never correct her. They are constantly reminding us "British woman trapped in a Japanese ninja's body!" they love having that be her "thing" so they will never change it.
This is just a "shocking" cliffhanger for us to come back for the rest of the mini. I'm sure Psylocke won't reappear until issue #4 to keep us in suspense and she will probably be the deux ex machina that somehow saves the day.
And as someone mentioned above, this won't be considered a real death as it will be self contained in this mini. It's not like she will be absent for years.
Anonymous,
I hate “British woman trapped in a Japanese ninja's body!" Especially since the body rarely looks Japanese... Unless the body is meant to be one of the Ainu.
Also you’re right about the dues ex machina. LMAO! She’ll probably develop a new power set by the end too.
We need G. Willow to take the helm of this sinking ship stat.
My comment was the previous one above haha Didn't know my log in at work.. anyway, regarding the above comment..
My whole thing is.. if Marvel finds the body swap SO confusing and not worth rehashing... why do they CONSTANTLY remind the reader? Who cares who's body she is.. why mention it? Her inhabiting someone else's body makes zero difference. I don't know why Marvel has to always remind the reader.. I wish they would just stop referencing it and we can just pretend she is in her birth body.
I disagree. G Willow's arc on X-Men was boring as f. She was even worse than Guggenheim. Get her away from the X-Men.
Then how about Rick Rememder? I agree with you. I pretty much stopped reading that run of Adjectiveless after the sisterhood arc. G’s writing looked boring and the art sucked at the time. The best arc that book had was Archea with art by Coipel. I would love Rememder to write an X book again. Or Alan Davis.
CmX, you bring up something interesting. Have you watched Altered Carbon. A friend of mine who read the books hated the show, because it glossed over the main character’s constant, ongoing issue with being an Asian man transplanted into a white man’s body. My friend said that throughout the book the character’s socially constructed race being an Asian man his whole life now thrust into a body of a white man and being viewed and treated as such was a constant struggle for him. My friend was annoyed that the Netflix series didn’t explore that. Hence, I can see what Anonymous, I think was referencing with the G. Willow thing as as G. Willow talked about that with Elizabeth. Or the reverse of that I should say.
Anonymous, is that what you were referring to?
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Rahsaan Chisolm,
Emojis messed up. Meant to say you are 100 percent right. You knew what I was saying about Willow being good for the team.
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