So... this is the post-Krakoa line up for the X-Men

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And if you're a fan of the 90's X-Men, this might be your lucky day


So, these are the three main X-Books.



So we have "Uncanny", with Wolverine, Rogue, Nightcrawler, Jubilee and Gambit

"Adjectiveless" with Cyclops, Beast (Probably the recently revived "pre-descent into villainy" version), Juggernaut, Magik, Psylocke, Quentin Quire, Temper (Oya's new codename) and Professor M (Magneto)

And "Exceptional", the "Young mutant" book, with Emma Frost, Kate Pryde and three newcomers: Bronze, Axo and Melee.

With these as the other titles in the range, about which we have no details, but that's the mid 90's X-Factor logo and the original early 90's X-Force logo.



We have a video trailer too

Watch on YouTube

I have my own opinions about this, but I'll leave them until later, I'm interested in what your opinions are of this apparent direction, in the post-Krakoan era.
 

Comments

[numeronone]

Considering every reaction I see to this seems to be weary disappointment and disbelief, I'd like to say it's a huge mistake that Marvel will regret.

But remakes and nostalgia sell for a reason, and if DC could milk "Watchmen" to a dry husk, Marvel can certsinly do the same with "X-Men 97".

You can count me out. I care for none of these creative teams especially, and none of these lineups inspire the imagination the way that Kieron Gillen's next project does.

A shame. Krakoa was imperfect, but the concept deserved better than a totally Scorched Earth approach under a clown like Duggan.