Notable, X-Factor by Leah Williams addressed one of the core concepts of Hickman’s new status quo for mutants. Fallen Angels by Bryan Edward Hill was the one fizzled launch book – it tried to integrate Kwannon into the new status quo, but stumbled along the way.Īfter the initial wave of books, early 2020 brought a new wave of ongoings and mini-series – as well as a replacement for the canceled Fallen Angels with Hellions by Zeb Wells following Kwannon’s continuing adventures. X-Force by Benjamin Percy looked at the security of the new world of mutants, both internally and externally. New Mutants by both Hickman and Ed Brisson examined the younger generation of mutants as evangelists to stray members of the mutant race. Excalibur by Tini Howard used a newly-available character to spin new continuity about mutant magic. Marauders by Gerry Duggan was the most integrated with elements introduced by HOXPOX. Hickman revised the history of several characters in a major way that will forever color re-reads of classic material, and he used that change to set up an utterly shocking set of present day circumstances for the mutant race.įrom the conclusion of HOXPOX, Marvel launched an initial line of six ongoing comics – a flagship X-Men title from Hickman, and five supporting books. He launched his era with a pair of intertwined mini-series – House of X and Powers of X, widely abbreviated as HOX and POX or HOXPOX – both filled with major bombshells of plot. By many accounts, Hickman and his massive pitch for a massive shift in status quo for the X-Men had been around for some time in the X-Office during All-New All Different Marvel and RessurXion.Įven knowing a major change was coming to the X-line couldn’t prepare readers for what Jonathan Hickman had in store. As a film media property, the rights to X-Men returned to the Marvel fold when Disney acquired FOX in March of 2019.Ĭertainly, this change to the licensing of Marvel’s Merry Mutants had an effect on the potential for massive comic plots to return to the somewhat languishing X-line. That’s not the only reason 2019 was a historic year for the X-Men. Last updated April 2023 with titles scheduled for release through January 2024.Ĭomics mega-star Jonathan Hickman took over the X-Men franchise as both a writer and “Head of X” in July 2019, and since then nothing has been the same. A part of Crushing Krisis’s Crushing Comics. The definitive, chronological, and up-to-date guide on collecting X-Men Age of Krakoa, including X-Men flagship titles by Jonathan Hickman, Gerry Duggan, Kieron Gillen, & Al Ewing, in comic books via omnibuses, hardcovers, and trade paperback graphic novels.
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