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Grant Morrison took over X-Men in 2001 and rebuilt it as science fiction about a species: the school opened to hundreds of students, mutants became a culture with fashion and drugs, and the costumes went black. Morrison's premise is that mutants are winning demographically and nobody has noticed, which reframes the whole franchise. Genosha's destruction in the first issue kills sixteen million people and the book never lets you forget it. Frank Quitely, Igor Kordey and Chris Bachalo draw it, and every X-Men run since has been either extending this or reacting against it.
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Edition details

Publisher

Publisher
Marvel Comics
Pages
1120

Creative team

Character
X-Men
Writer
Grant Morrison
Artist
Frank Quitely

Edition

Language
English
Format
Oversized hardcover
ISBN
9781302949846

Description

Background. Grant Morrison took over X-Men in 2001 and rebuilt it as science fiction about a species: the school opened to hundreds of students, mutants became a culture with fashion and drugs, and the costumes went black.

What’s inside. Collects New X-Men (2001) #114-154 and Annual #1 — the complete run, including E is for Extinction, Riot at Xavier's, Planet X and Here Comes Tomorrow.

Why it’s worth it. Morrison's premise is that mutants are winning demographically and nobody has noticed, which reframes the whole franchise. Genosha's destruction in the first issue kills sixteen million people and the book never lets you forget it. Frank Quitely, Igor Kordey and Chris Bachalo draw it, and every X-Men run since has been either extending this or reacting against it.

Edition details. Hardcover omnibus. US edition published by Marvel Comics. ISBN 9781302949846.

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