X-Men United #3 makes amends for previous issues
Two X-teens, and Laura Kinney, join Captain America as he tries to offer an apology to one more victim of government experiments in X-Men United #3.
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X-Men United #3 challenges Beast and Magneto to a war-crimes-off (PREVIEW)
A shadow descends over Graymatter Lane, AND THE BEAST AND MAGNETO HAVE A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION in X-Men United #3. Check out our preview.
X-Men United #2 drops a Truth bomb on the school
What’s Captain America doing in the teacher’s lounge, other than trying to sell a few more comics? Find out in X-Men United #2.
The X-Men team up with Captain America and more Staff Picks
Mutantdom’s newest school has barely welcomed its first students, and things are already going down in flames. Check out X-Men United #2 and more Staff Picks.
X-Men United #2 guest stars Captain America (PREVIEW)
An elite team of mutants has to travel through time on a mission alongside none other than Captain America in X-Men United #2.
ANOTHER VIEW: X-Men United #1 is a good canon reset
Dr. Stephanie Burt provides her own analysis of X-Men United #1 after our initial review, one far kinder to the book and its concept.
X-Men United #1 goes back to school, doesn’t make the grade
Welcome to Graymatter Lane, a place where mutants can come together to teach one another the skills needed for their survival, in X-Men United #1.
X-Men United and a magazine for comics in our Staff Picks
Welcome to Graymatter Lane, a place where mutants can come together to teach one another the skills needed for their survival, in X-Men United #1.
Check out this Jerome Opeña variant cover to X-Men United #2
Mutantdom’s newest institute of higher learning has barely welcomed its first students, and things are already going down in flames in X-Men United #2.
X-Men comics in May have us wondering who Inmate X is again
Graymalkin Prison’s INMATE X is revealed at last! Who is this incredibly lethal mutant powerhouse, and what does it mean for the X-Men?
The X-Men books give readers a chance to catch up in April
As readers saw in last week’s X-Men #23, the Age of Revelation may be over, but its effects on X-Men storytelling have only just begun.
EXCLUSIVE: Peach Momoko makes Emma Frost shine in this X-Men United #1 variant cover
Welcome to Graymatter Lane, a place where mutants anywhere in the world can come together in unity to teach one another the skills needed for their survival.
We find things to like in Marvel’s March X-Men comics
It’s been no secret we’ve been a little less exuberant about the current X-books the last little bit. There’s no need to rehash that here. Instead, let’s go through what Marvel has announced for the X-Men line in March and find some things to like. X-Men Annual #1: A book driven by artists – including…
The mutants are going back to school in Marvel’s X-Men United by Eve Ewing and Tiago Palma
The X-Men haven’t had a school in seven years, since late 2018’s “Disassembled” story. Sure, there’s been plenty of teaching the next generation of mutants – in the “Age of X-Man” series NextGen, in the Sextant on Krakoa, at Haven House in Louisiana and in Kitty’s abandoned dance studio in Chicago. But the Xavier School…