This Wednesday, January 24th, Marvel Comics is set to release RESURRECTION OF MAGNETO #1!
Here’s a look at the covers, storyline, and preview pages for Marvel Comics’ new release on New Comic Book Day…
VARIANT COVERS:
RESURRECTION OF MAGNETO #1
Writing by Al Ewing
Art by Luciano Vecchio
Colors by David Curiel
Letters by Joe Sabino
Covers & Cover Artists:
Cover A by Stefano Caselli w/ Jesus Aburtov
Cover B – Insignia (Variant)
Cover C – Insignia (Virgin Variant)
Cover D by John Tyler Christopher (Negative Space Virgin Variant)
Cover E by David Baldeón (Foil Variant)
Cover F by Nic Klein (Stormbreakers Variant)
Cover G by Arthur Adams
Cover H by Stefano Caselli w/ Jesus Aburtov (Virgin Variant)
SYNOPSIS:
LIFEDEATH!
On Krakoa, resurrection from the dead was as easy as completing a circuit – but Krakoa fell. The time of easy miracles is over, and only the hard roads are left. Now it falls to Storm – as the epic conclusion to the Krakoan age looms – to bring their oldest enemy home to fight against the FALL OF THE HOUSE OF X…but after all he did, and all that was done to him, can Magneto bear to return?
PREVIEW PAGES:
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