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Disco Lives in new Disco Dazzler Variant Covers!

This August, hit the dancefloor as you prepare for Dazzler’s new solo series with Disco Dazzler Variant Covers!

Across 21 covers, the industry’s leading artists depict the Avengers, X-Men, Spider-Man, and more Marvel super heroes living it up at the Disco! Dripping in style, these pieces feature new looks that blend super hero fashion with ‘70s nightlife attire—platform shoes, polyester suits, and, of course, roller skates! They’re the perfect throwback to Dazzler’s iconic disco origins, just in time for her new era!

Written by Jason Loo and drawn by Rafael LoureiroDazzler will be a four-issue limited series set in the X-Men’s new From the Ashes era. Marvel’s glittering mutant songstress has been in and out of the limelight over the years – but now the time has finally come for her to take center stage! Dazzler embarks on a new world tour, the culmination and celebration of her entire musical career. But while Dazzler may be ready to focus on her music, her celebrity-mutant status and a violent attack may sideline the entire endeavor before it’s even begun…

Check out all 21 Disco Dazzler Variant Covers and preorder them along with Dazzler #1 at your local comic shop today!

  • AVENGERS #17 DISCO DAZZLER VARIANT COVER BY J. SCOTT CAMPBELL – 75960620426701731
  • DAREDEVIL #12 DISCO DAZZLER VARIANT COVER BY SCOTT GODLEWSKI – 75960620531801231
  • DEADPOOL #5 DISCO DAZZLER VARIANT COVER BY ANNIE WU – 75960620897500541
  • DOCTOR STRANGE #18 DISCO DAZZLER VARIANT COVER BY MARGUERITE SAUVAGE – 75960620534901831
  • FANTASTIC FOUR #23 DISCO DAZZLER VARIANT COVER BY BEN SU – 75960620289802331
  • INCREDIBLE HULK #15 DISCO DAZZLER VARIANT COVER BY TODD NAUCK – 75960620663601531
  • UNCANNY X-MEN #1 DISCO DAZZLER VARIANT COVER BY PABLO VILLALOBOS – 75960620917000171
  • AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #55 DISCO DAZZLER VARIANT COVER BY LUCIANO VECCHIO – 75960620200305531
  • IMMORTAL THOR #14 DISCO DAZZLER VARIANT COVER BY LEE GARBETT – 75960620664301431
  • MILES MORALES: SPIDER-MAN #23 DISCO DAZZLER VARIANT COVER BY KAREN DARBOE – 75960620483002331
  • VENGEANCE OF THE MOON KNIGHT #8 DISCO DAZZLER VARIANT COVER BY GIUSEPPE CAMUNCOLI – 75960620807400831
  • VENOM #36 DISCO DAZZLER VARIANT COVER BY RICKIE YAGAWA – 75960620191403621
  • WEREWOLF BY NIGHT: RED BAND #1 DISCO DAZZLER VARIANT COVER BY JEREMY WILSON – 75960620927900161
  • X-FACTOR #1 DISCO DAZZLER VARIANT COVER BY DAVID LOPEZ – 75960620963700161
  • X-MEN #2 DISCO DAZZLER VARIANT COVER BY OLIVIER VATINE – 75960620920000231
  • INCREDIBLE HULK #16 DISCO DAZZLER VARIANT COVER BY EDWIN GALMON – 75960620663601631
  • SCARLET WITCH #3 DISCO DAZZLER VARIANT COVER BY JESSICA FONG – 75960620828900331
  • AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #56 DISCO DAZZLER VARIANT COVER BY JOELLE JONES – 75960620200305631
  • CAPTAIN AMERICA #12 DISCO DAZZLER VARIANT COVER BY ELIZABETH TORQUE – 75960620740401231
  • X-FORCE #2 DISCO DAZZLER VARIANT COVER BY PHIL NOTO – 75960620919400241
  • AVENGERS ASSEMBLE #1 DISCO DAZZLER VARIANT COVER BY ANAND RAMCHERON

Exclusive: It’s X-Factor vs. Polaris in X-Factor #2 this September

We have the exclusive reveal of X-Factor #2 coming to shops September 2024.

There’s a new mutant rebellion, and Polaris is at the forefront of it all! But how do they know so much about X-Factor’s classified missions? And, Havok must seek out a traitor on the team…but how can he if it’s him?!

X-Factor #2 is from writer Mark Russell, art by Bob Quinn, and cover by Greg Land. On sale September 18, 2024.

X-Factor #2

X-Factor is at the center of a mutant arms race in new variant covers

In the wake of Krakoa’s fall, the government develops the latest iteration of the officially sanctioned mutant strike force X-Factor! Set in the X-Men’s upcoming From the Ashes era, X-Factor will be written by Mark Russell and drawn by Bob Quinn. Fans can check out all-new variant covers for the debut issue including a group shot by Mahmud Asrar, the first in a series of character pinups by Marcus To, and a “Windowshades” variant cover by Luciano Vecchio.

In addition to Havok, Angel, Pyro, Frenzy, and Feral, the new variant covers also reveal two more recruits: reliable X-Man Dr. Cecilia Reyes and Xyber, a new character whose electronic-based powers are essential to the team’s covert missions. Whether they join for fame, money, or to truly make a difference, they’ll band together against emerging mutant factions like the Mutant Underground and X-Term. But mutants know better than anyone to be wary of political machinations, and their loyalty will be tested right off the bat when they find themselves on opposite sides of former friends…

FAME, FORTUNE, MUTANTS! From the ashes of Krakoa, a new mutant arms race sweeps the globe! International governments are building their own mutant armies. But only America’s X-Factor has the most powerful, most patriotic, most marketable mutant heroes to stem the tide and make the world safe for democracy! Join them as they go from one death-defying mission to another. Who will die? Who will fall in love? Who will be the first to sell out?

Check out the new covers and preorder X-Factor #1 at your local comic shop today!

A team of mutants pay a high price for fame, fortune, and power in X-Factor

While the X-Men’s mission forces them to work outside the law, certain teams have found ways to fight for mutant rights within the system as officially sanctioned strike forces! In the upcoming From the Ashes era, that tradition continues in a new volume of X-Factor from writer Mark Russell and artist Bob Quinn.

Formed by the government in response to a post-Krakoa outbreak of mutant paramilitary, ops squads, and mercenary teams, X-Factor will be co-led by Angel and Havok and include recruits like Pyro, Frenzy, Feral, and more. Part special agents for missions that require an arsenal of superpowers and part celebrity propaganda machine, X-Factor will wage war against emerging factions like the Mutant Underground and X-Term. Whether they believe in their actions or are just doing it for a check, the members of X-Factor are no fools when it comes to shady politics. As hidden agendas rear their ugly head, they’ll fight against the dark consequences and disastrous public opinion from the inside! 

FAME, FORTUNE, MUTANTS! From the ashes of Krakoa, a new mutant arms race sweeps the globe! International governments are building their own mutant armies. But only America’s X-Factor has the most powerful, most patriotic, most marketable mutant heroes to stem the tide and make the world safe for democracy! Join them as they go from one death-defying mission to another. Who will die? Who will fall in love? Who will be the first to sell out? Like, comment and subscribe to find out!

Mutant sell-outs or mutant role models? You be the judge! Check out the main cover and preorder X-Factor #1 at your local comic shop today!

X-Factor #1

Marvel teases X-Factor and Wolverine

With the world of X-Men expanding with a new start with “From the Ashes,” Marvel has teased X-Factor and Wolverine. X-Factor sounds like it’s going back to its roots as a government sanctioned mutant group, which should be interesting. More announcements this week concerning these two.

X-Factor kicks off in August with Wolverine in September.

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X-Factor teaser

From the ashes, the future of the X-Men revealed

Krakoa is gone…but the X-Men remain, always.

Just now at the Future of Marvel Comics’ X-Men and Digital Comics panel at South by Southwest (SXSW), Editor-in-Chief C.B. Cebulski and VP, Executive Editor Tom Brevoort were joined by writers Jed MacKay and Gail Simone to announce what’s coming next for Marvel’s line of X-Men comics. In the wake of their acclaimed Krakoan Age, witness the X-Men’s latest evolution this summer in X-Men: From the Ashes!

This new era of X-Men will be centered around three flagship titles written and drawn by some of today’s most influential and acclaimed creators: Jed Mackay and Ryan Stegman’s X-Men, Gail Simone and David Marquez‘s Uncanny X-Men, and Eve L. Ewing and Carmen Carnero’s Exceptional X-Men. Each series will offer different explorations of the mutant mythos as they take Marvel’s Merry Mutants into bold and untrodden territory.

Over their 60-year history, the X-Men have been many things. Outcasts. Teachers. Revolutionaries. Heroes. Above all, they’re a species, and the future is still theirs for the taking! Krakoa showed the world what homo superior is truly capable of, and now, the X-Men have to fight harder than ever to keep Professor X’s dream alive. These three core series will approach the X-Men’s vital mission with distinct and relevant perspectives while remaining faithful to the storytelling power of the mutant metaphor!

Read on to discover what awaits! 

X-MEN

Written by Jed MacKay
Art by Ryan Stegman

KRAKOA IS NO MORE…BUT THE X-MEN FIGHT ON!

From their new base in Alaska, the X-Men raise a flag of defiance! Join CYCLOPS, BEAST, MAGNETO, PSYLOCKE, KID OMEGA, TEMPER (formerly OYA), MAGIK and JUGGERNAUT as they assemble against new forces, battling for the destiny and philosophy of the mutant species. Mutant business is their business.

“It’s not just those three titles in this relaunch, there’s a lot!” MacKay shared at the panel. “[My X-Men title] is where we’ll see the first inklings of what the X-Men will look like in 2024. I’m very excited for you guys to see it when it comes out. If you look at that line-up, they’re a group of people who are not well suited to integrating into the world. And in these books, we’ll see what that means and what it looks like going forward.”

UNCANNY X-MEN

Written by Gail Simone
Art by David Marquez

OUTLAW HEROES ONCE AGAIN, THE X-MEN EMBARK ON A NEW MISSION!

Making themselves at home in the Big Easy, the X-Men protect a world that hates and fears them! Join ROGUE, GAMBIT, NIGHTCRAWLER, JUBILEE and WOLVERINE on explosive super hero adventures. Uncanny as ever, the X-Men are back to saving the day mutant-style!

“I think X-Fans are special in that we identify with having something different about us…and you’re going to feel that in this book, and what it means to have that thing about you that’s different, or exceptional. We go deep into the emotional part of that,” Simone told the crowd.

“David Marquez is the perfect artist for this book,” she continued. “He does amazing action, amazing character work, and he’s really excited about getting into the characters appearing in this book. I knew from the very first panel that this book was going to be super exciting and gorgeous. He just knows how to knock it out of the park!”

EXCEPTIONAL X-MEN

Written by Eve L. Ewing
Art by Carmen Carnero

MUTANTKIND’S TWO GREATEST TEACHERS MOLD THE NEXT GENERATION OF X-MEN!

KATE PRYDE has returned home to Chicago following the war with ORCHIS. Having stepped away from the world of mutantdom, she is nevertheless called back into action as she crosses paths with a trio of new young mutants, BRONZE, AXO and MELEE, who clearly need training and guidance. Unfortunately for Kate, EMMA FROST thinks so as well!

This is only the beginning, and fans shouldn’t fret if they don’t see their favorite mutant icons just yet! In the coming weeks, get ready for more X-Men title announcements including new ongoing team books, solo series, and more. Catch a glimpse at some of the future titles and stay tuned for full announcements plus the main cover reveals and first looks for X-Men #1, Uncanny X-Men #1, and Exceptional X-Men #1.

Check out all three cast lineups on Ryan Stegman and Marte Gracia’s X-Men: From the Ashes promotional image and get a sneak peek at what’s to come in the X-Men: From the Ashes trailer, featuring never-before-seen artwork that teases new villains AND the mystery of Inamte X! And don’t forget to take your first steps into the new era on May 4 with a special prelude tale by Gail Simone in Free Comic Book Day 2024: Blood Hunt/X-Men #1 AND in June’s X-Men #35, the 700th issue of Uncanny X-Men, which will feature stories by both Simone and MacKay. 

X-Men Krakoa Era Reading Guide Part 1

X-Men

So you want to read the Krakoa Era of X-Men? Well, you’ve come to the right place! We here at Graphic Policy are going to be publishing a series of (mostly) comprehensive reading guides for the Krakoan Era. We’re starting with House of XPowers of XDawn of X, and finally X of Swords.

Now before we dig into the reading guide let me preface this all by saying that we’re gonna be covering a lot of comics, several hundred in fact! Of course, if you were to buy each comic individually or in trade paperback we are talking hundreds of dollars! For this reason, I want to point you in the direction of what I think is a helpful resource, the Marvel Unlimited App. Marvel Unlimited is a subscription service that gives you access to virtually the entire back catalog of Marvel Comics with new comics added around three months after publication. Marvel Unlimited was an invaluable resource for me while reading through the Krakoan Era of X-Men and I can’t recommend it enough.

Without further ado let’s read some comics!

HOUSE OF X & POWERS OF X

House of X/Powers of X

“While you slept, the world changed”

For years the X line languished in mediocrity and was sidelined within the larger Marvel universe for complicated film rights reasons. However, once the acquisition of Fox by Disney became a sure thing and thus the return of the film rights of the X-Men to Marvel a ball was set into motion. Then came the 2019 soft reboot House of X and Powers of X (commonly abbreviated as HOXPOX) written by Johnathan Hickman with art by Pepe Larraz and R.B. Silva. Hickman and co would establish a bold new vision for the X-line and the world of the X-Men. We saw the birth of a mutant island nation, we got glimpses into possible futures, and we got a radical new take on a classic X-Men ally Moira MacTaggert which would flip the very Marvel Universe on its head.

Welcome to a new dawn, Welcome to Krakoa!

Reading order:

  • House of X #1
  • Powers of X #1
  • House of X #2
  • Powers of X #2-3
  • House of X #3-4
  • Powers of X #4
  • House of X #5
  • Powers of X #5
  • House of X #6
  • Powers of X #6

DAWN OF X

Dawn of X

“It was Worth it because now you have Krakoa, and Krakoa is all you will ever need.”

After HOXPOX establishes the new mutant island nation of Krakoa the X Line relaunches with a swath of new titles starting with Johnathan Hickman’s X-Men #1. Hickman often gets a lot of credit for creating Krakoa and rightfully so but it’s not only his creative vision. One of the innovations behind the scenes was the fact that this era of titles was more collaborative than any era proceeding it. With writers in constant communication with each other, the titles intertwine and enrich each other in a unrepresented way.

Reading order:

  • X-Men #1
  • X-Force #1-3
  • X-Men #2-7
  • New Mutants #1-2*
  • New Mutants #5*
  • New Mutants #7*
  • New Mutants #3-4*
  • New Mutants #6*
  • New Mutants #8-12
  • X-Men #8-9
  • Marauders #1-12
  • X-Force #4-10
  • Wolverine #1-3
  • X-Force #11-12
  • Wolverine #4-5
  • Giant-Size X-Men: Jean Grey and Emma Frost
  • Giant-Size X-Men: Nightcrawler
  • Giant-Size X-Men: Magneto
  • Giant-Size X-Men: Fantomex
  • Giant-Size X-Men: Storm
  • Cable #1-4
  • Hellions #1-4
  • X-Factor #1-3
  • X-Men/Fantastic Four #1-4
  • Empyre: X-Men #1-4**
  • X-Men #10-11**
  • Excalibur #1-11

*The first arc of New Mutants is written by Johnathan Hickman before the series is handed off to Ed Brisson. Confusingly the first six issues alternate between the two arcs and the two writers, so we separated them out into distinct individual arcs for easier reading.
**Both X-Men #10-11 and Empyre: X-Men #1-4 are part of the larger Empyre event but both are only tangentially related. All that you need to know is that the alien Cotati are invading the planet earth and it’s moon.

X OF SWORDS

X of Swords

You asked me if there was anything I regret… This. This I regret

The first crossover of the Krakoan Era, X of Swords is a franchise-wide event spearheaded by Johnathan Hickman and Excalibur scribe Tini Howard building off the plots they’ve been building up throughout the Dawn of X . X of Swords sees the Swordbearers of Krakoa face off against their Arakki counterparts in the Omniveral Majestrix, Saturnyne’s tournament of swords. X of Swords fundamentally shakes the firmament of the X-Men universe in exciting new ways. 

Reading order:

  • Excalibur #12
  • X-Men #12
  • X-Men: X of Swords: Creation #1
  • X-Factor #4
  • Wolverine #6
  • X-Force #13
  • Marauders #13
  • Hellions #5
  • New Mutants #13
  • Cable #5
  • Excalibur #13
  • X-Men #13
  • X-Men: X of Swords: Stasis #1
  • X-Men #14
  • Marauders #14
  • Marauders #15
  • Excalibur #14
  • Wolverine #7
  • X-Force #14
  • Hellions #6
  • Cable #6
  • X-Men #15
  • Excalibur #15
  • X-Men: X of Swords: Destruction #1

And so we come to a close on the first part of our (mostly) comprehensive Krakoa Era reading guide. I’ve left out the critically panned series Fallen Angels which has little barring on anything else going on in Krakoa and is easily forgotten. Join us next time when we explore the Reign of X and beyond!

Underrated: X-Cutioner’s Song

The cover of the trade I don’t own.

This is a column that focuses on something or some things from the comic book sphere of influence that may not get the credit and recognition it deserves. Whether that’s a list of comic book movies, ongoing comics, or a set of stories featuring a certain character. The columns may take the form of a bullet pointed list, or a slightly longer thinkpiece – there’s really no formula for this other than whether the things being covered are Underrated in some way.

This week: the multi-part crossover event X-Cutioner’s Song.


The first chapter of X-Cutioner’s Song was published in November 1992 in Uncanny X-Men #294, with subsequent eleven parts coming in issues of X-Factor, X-Men, X-Force and Uncanny X-Men. With the series being billed as revealing the origin of Cable (it didn’t – that came in 1994), there was significant hype and buzz around the comics when they were hitting the shelves nearly thirty years ago, but because I wasn’t into comics at the time, I never heard any of it.

Instead, I noticed a cover when restocking the boxes at my LCS and decided to pick up the arc after the shop owner gave it a quick recommendation. Fortunately, we had a full set (or seven) in stock, so I grabbed the individual issues rather than hunting down a collected edition (partly because I am also building an X-Men and Uncanny X-Men collection, but also because I wanted to read it as it was originally presented in comic form. Complete with the polybags still sealed for some off the comics (I won’t lie, I was tempted to leave them sealed, but at only a couple bucks a comic it didn’t seem worth it.

Plus, I wanted the feeling of cracking those bags and getting to be the first person reading these comics.

I forget sometimes how much dialogue and text there used to be on pages in comics.

Without question, comics from this era were technically published before I started buying single issues, but that doesn’t mean that these issues didn’t kickstart a sense of nostalgia for the old UK reprint magazines that I first came across this arc in. The first issue felt oddly familiar, but beyond that…? It was pure 90’s joy.

After all, 90’s comics aren’t bad. There’s just a huge number of them in longboxes across the country because so many were printed. That just makes them worth less than the comics from the 70’s and 80’s, but it doesn’t mean they’re not worth reading.

“If mankind waited for the ‘right time’ to address the winds of change it’s unlikely we’d ever have crawled from the primordial ooze.”

Scott Lobdell, Uncanny X-Men #294

I don’t know if I had forgotten about the amount of times characters within X-Men comics in the 90’s spouted pearls of wisdom, but I was less than halfway through this first part of X-Cutioners Song and I already had enough one liners to make me sound like I a semi professional couch philosopher thanks entirely to the less than subtle messaging. Messaging that seems just as relevant today as it ever did (and I’m sure we’d all hoped that would be different).

The main plot of X-Cutioner’s Song isn’t fully revealed in the first issue, but there is more than enough information here to reel you in hook line and sinker. The crossover cost me less than $20 to put together, and it was worth every penny to do so – not only because of the nostalgia factor, but primarily because this is a damn good story that holds up today (even the funky fashion choices for the street clothes the X-Men wear don’t detract too much).

With any story crossing over four series, the creative team is, as expected, pretty hefty. There are names that at the time were relatively new faces to the X-Men, but now… well now we consider them as creators who have made significant contributions to the comicsphere, frequently drawing large crowds at conventions;

  • Writers: Scott Lobdell, Fabian Nicieza and Peter David.
  • Pencillers: Brandon Peterson, Andy Kubert, Jae Lee and Greg Capullo
  • Inkers: Terry Austin, Mark Pennington, Al Milgrom and Harry Candelario
  • Colorists: Mike Thomas, Marie Javins, Glynis Oliver, Joe Rosas and Steve Buccellato.

But despite the big names, the characters and import associated with the story, it’s an arc that can easily get overlooked when when you’re looking in the longboxes because the story came in the early 90’s, before the big bust in the comics market. Despite having heard a little about it over the years, largely through comments in UK reprints, I had never actually read the book before. Something I was more than happy to do with a story that is far more Underrated than I ever expected.


Join us next week when we look at something else that is, for whatever reason, Underrated.

Louise Simonson and Walter Simonson Return to X-Men Legends as Apocalypse’s Horsemen Ride

X-Men Legends, the extraordinary series that gives X-Men’s greatest creators the chance to revisit their historic runs, continues this January with the return of writer Louise Simonson and artist Walter Simonson. Known for their influential work together on X-Factor, this legendary pair is back with a new story set during Louise’s time on New Mutants, just in time for the title’s 40th anniversary. Having graced the pages of X-Men Legends with their talents earlier this year, they’ll team up to present more exciting insights behind one of Louise Simonson’s most prominent X-Men creations: Apocalypse!

The search for Apocalypse’s next horseman is on and where better to look than amongst the next generation of mutantkind? Catch up with some old friends — like Sunspot, Cannonball, Wolfsbane, Dani Moonstar, Boom-Boom, Rictor and more — as Caliban leads Pestilence and War, the remaining horsemen of Apocalypse, in a hunt for new blood to join their ranks! Witness this never-before-seen link between the New Mutants and Apocalypse in the latest revelatory X-MEN LEGENDS adventure on January 26!

And coming in February, X-Men icon Chris Claremont makes his long-awaited debut on the title in X-Men Legends #12 with a tale that sheds new light on his original run on Excalibur!

X-Men Legends #11

Marvel, Harlequin, and AAM-Markosia all have new comiXology Releases Today

There’s nine new comics from Marvel, AAM-Markosia, and Harlequin on comiXology today. You can get shopping now are check out the individual releases below.

An Instant from the Past #2

Written by Juan Pangrazi
Art by Juan Pangrazi
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A new victim is found. Mark, Oliver and the rest of the team continue the search for the ‘Killer of the lily’. But they may not be the only people interested in discovering the identity of this mysterious murderer.

An Instant from the Past #2

Un amour mensonger

Written by Alaina Hawthorne
Art by Tomoko Takakura
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Amber a craqué pour son patron, Bradley, fils d’une famille fortunée à la tête d’une compagnie pétrolière. Il lui paraît inaccessible et ils ne se sont encore jamais parlé, mais pour elle c’est un vrai coup de foudre. Un jour, Bradley est dans l’urgence et c’est finalement Amber qui va l’accompagner à l’hôpital. Sa grand-mère, présidente du conseil d’administration, est dans un état critique. Alors qu’Amber l’attend dans les couloirs, Bradley sort de l’unité de soins intensifs le visage pâle avec une requête un peu spéciale : Vous ne voudriez pas devenir ma fiancée ?

Un amour mensonger

Married For His One-Night Heir

Written by Jennifer Hayward
Art by Naoko Kubota
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After her husband passed away, Gia moved to the Bahamas to start her new life with her son, Leo. After being haunted by her notorious family name for so long, she is finally enjoying the freedom she earned in this resort island. That is until she reunites with Santo Di Fiore, the man she has loved forever and her baby father after a one-night stand four years ago. After finding out that he has been a father this entire time, Santo makes Gia choose between giving him child custody or getting married to live in New York. As much as she wants to be with her son, Gia is terrified of going back to America, where she would have to go back to being a Castiglione, the name of an empire that has deep-rooted connections to criminal organizations. After getting everything taken away, Gia ties the knot with Santo to be a family with Leo, but she doesn’t see the marriage possibly going well…

Married For His One-Night Heir

Plague Vol. 2 #10

Written by Dennis Fallon, Jason Palmatier
Art by Zachary Brunner
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All roads have led to this. Sacrifice. Betrayal. Revelation. Markosia’s critically acclaimed fantasy series comes to an end with an epic, double-length finale filled with vengeful gargoyles, warrior wraiths, raging ogres, and a twelve round, no-holds-barred fist fight with the Devil. Heroes will fall, villains will rise, and scars will be etched upon the souls that survive. Witness the fate of the doubting friar and his fey friends in the stunning conclusion of PLAGUE.

Plague Vol. 2 #10

Vanquished #7: Be a Woman

Written by Ben Smith
Art by Felicia Mars
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Chapter 7 – Things are heating up in the Grubscape. Finally having found the part they’re looking for, all Valorie needs to do is escape. Something Tat intends to make easier said than done. The Corpse Amalgam is back, this time it’ll take more than trickery to beat it and the Monitor seems poised to reveal his endgame.

Vanquished #7: Be a Woman

Wolverine by Jason Aaron Complete Collection Vol. 3

Written by Jason Aaron
Art by Daniel Acuna, Renato Guedes, Adam Kubert, Jefte Palo
Cover by Jae Lee
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Collects Astonishing Spider-Man & Wolverine #1-6, Wolverine (2010) #1-9 And #5.1, and material from Wolverine: Road To Hell #1.

He’s the best there is at what he does —and Wolverine’s not so bad, either. Writer Jason Aaron’s (PUNISHERMAX, Scalped) acclaimed and character-defining Wolverine run continues in this third volume! Joined by some of comics’ top artists, Aaron tests Wolverine to his limits as the feral hero takes a lengthy trip through time with the ever-annoying Spider-Man! Then, a mysterious organization conspires to send Wolverine to Hell, where he encounters the souls of unexpected family and friends — and battles the Devil! And the X-Men must help Wolverine regain control of his body from a horde of possessing demons! Plus: Wolverine’s girlfriend throws him a birthday party, but where is he? Guest-starring Mystique, Daimon Hellstrom, two Ghost Riders and a host of Marvel heroes!

Wolverine by Jason Aaron Complete Collection Vol. 3

Wolverine by Jason Aaron Complete Collection Vol. 4

Written by Jason Aaron
Art by Ron Garney, Renato Guedes, Adam Kubert, Steven Sanders, Goran Sudzuka, Billy Tan
Cover by Arthur Adams
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Collects Wolverine (2010) #10-20 and #300-304.

He’s the best there is at what he does – and Wolverine’s not so bad, either. Writer Jason Aaron’s (PUNISHERMAX, Scalped) acclaimed and character-defining Wolverine run concludes in this final volume! Joined by comics’ top artists, Aaron puts Wolverine through a physical and emotional wringer as the feral hero wreaks vengeance on the Red Right Hand, the group that sent him to Hell – but the final twist in their horrific plan might shatter Wolverine’s spirit completely! Then, Wolverine faces decades-old responsibilities when he defends Chinatown from drugs and dragons. And when Sabretooth and Mystique team up to wreak havoc in Japan, Wolverine must take on both the Yakuza and the Hand – and defend his loved ones from a legacy of pain! Guest-starring Gorilla-Man, Fat Cobra, and a literal who’s who of Wolverine’s friends and foes!

Wolverine by Jason Aaron Complete Collection Vol. 4

X-Factor by Peter David Complete Collection Vol. 1

Written by Peter David
Art by Renato Arlem, Dennis Calero, Ariel Olivetti, Pablo Raimondi, Ryan Sook
Cover by Ryan Sook
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Collects Madrox #1-5 and X-Factor (2006) #1-12.

Relive the gripping, noir-esque launch of Peter David’s most memorable concept: X-Factor Investigations! Jamie Madrox sets up shop in the heart of Mutant Town – but with so many duplicates out in the world, who is the real Madrox? Does he even know anymore? Then, when the fallout from the HOUSE OF M depowers most of the world’s mutants, X-Factor must find answers – fast! With Guido, Wolfsbane, Siryn, M and Rictor by his side – as well as the stuff-knowing Layla Miller – Madrox must take on the manipulative prescient Mr. Tryp’s rival group Singularity Investigations, navigate a superhuman Civil War, learn why the X-Men lied to his team, deal with the unbalanced Quicksilver’s new ability to reboot mutant powers for a price and discover the deadly traitor in X-Factor’s midst!

X-Factor by Peter David Complete Collection Vol. 1

X-Factor by Peter David Complete Collection Vol. 2

Written by Peter David
Art by Valentine De Landro, Khoi Pham, Pablo Raimondi
Cover by Pablo Raimondi
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Collects X-Factor (2006) #13-24 and #28-32, X-Factor: The Quick and the Dead #1, and X-Factor Special: Layla Miller #1.

As X-Factor unloads their hopes, fears and darkest secrets to Doc Samson, Jamie Madrox decides to gather up his stray dupes. The trouble is, two don’t want to go quietly: the married priest and the agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.! And when Hydra comes calling, will Jamie become their secret weapon? With Mutant Town under siege thanks to the terrorist X-Cell, X-Factor races the clock to keep every former mutant from being imprisoned. What an awful time for the Isolationist to strike! Then, after the events of MESSIAH COMPLEX, X-Factor is a shambles. Jamie is a basket case; Wolfsbane quits but won’t say why; and Layla is trapped in the future, in the middle of the Summers Rebellion! Plus: Quicksilver’s life takes a dramatic turn!

X-Factor by Peter David Complete Collection Vol. 2

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