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Tom Taylor’s X-Men: Red and Jonathan Hickman’s House of X/ Powers of X stories do have similarities, but one has little to do with the other.
When it comes to milestones and relaunches there aren’t many franchises that do it more than the X-Men. Here are 10 times ‘everything changed’ for them.
X-Men: Red is over. Jean Grey and her X-Men have defeated hate. But was Marvel and Tom Taylor’s 11-issue run worth the time?
Technology has been a huge part of the X-Men in both aiding them but also being used against them. Here’s five of the most important pieces of X-men technology.
Writer Tom Taylor continues his tale starring Jean Grey’s fight against hate in X-Men Red #7, but has the book found its footing yet?
One of Marvel’s newest mutants is a young Indian woman going by the name of Trinary, who is introduced in X-Men Red #2. Her mutant abilities allow her to manipulate technology and she describes herself as a technopath.She’s also a supervillain posing as a hero.
Marvel’s new series X-Men Red by writer Tom Taylor and artist Mahmud Asrar features Jean Grey, Nightcrawler, Namor, Gentle, Trinary, Honey Badger, and Laura Kinney as Wolverine. The first issue starts off with a blast, literally.