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Are the X-Men going back to the mansion? Here’s what the numbers say.

Austin Gorton3 years ago3 years ago015 mins

Recent news that Tom Brevoort, Marvel Comics’ longest serving editor, would be taking over stewardship of the X-Men sparked discussion among X-fandom regarding the relative merits of two different approaches to the characters: one that strives to push the X-Men forward, making them more than typical superheroes, and another that strives to present a more…

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