Bibliograph

All-new X-Men, Brian Michael Bendis, writer ; Stuart Immonen, penciler, #26-29 ; Wade Von Grawbadger, inker, #26-29 ; Sara Pichelli, artist, #30 ; Justin Ponsor, colorist, #25; Marte gracia, colorist, #26-30, Vol. 5

Type

Label

All-new X-Men, Brian Michael Bendis, writer ; Stuart Immonen, penciler, #26-29 ; Wade Von Grawbadger, inker, #26-29 ; Sara Pichelli, artist, #30 ; Justin Ponsor, colorist, #25; Marte gracia, colorist, #26-30, Vol. 5

Language

eng

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

no index present

Intended audience

Rated: T

Literary Form

fiction

Main title

All-new X-Men

Nature of contents

comics graphic novels

Responsibility statement

Brian Michael Bendis, writer ; Stuart Immonen, penciler, #26-29 ; Wade Von Grawbadger, inker, #26-29 ; Sara Pichelli, artist, #30 ; Justin Ponsor, colorist, #25; Marte gracia, colorist, #26-30

Series statement

Marvel Now!

Summary

The time-displaced young X-Men continue to adjust to a present day that's simultaneously more awe-inspiring and more disturbing than any future the young heroes had ever imagined for themselves. As Jean Grey pushes her powers to the limit, shaking her and the rest of the X-Men to the core, one of the young X-Men breaks rank - and leaves to join the adult Cyclops and his revolutionary crew! And when Mastermind targets the young Jean, will history repeat itself? Plus: When the teens find themselves face-to-face with the Uncanny Avengers, young Cyclops meets the adult version of the brother he thought he'd never see again! They never warned us about this sort of thing in temporal mechanics class! Acclaimed writer Brian Michael Bendis further defines the future - and the past - of the X-Men!

Target audience

adolescent

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