This Wednesday, June 26th, Marvel Comics is set to release X-MEN ’97 #4.
The official prelude to the hit new Disney+ TV show reaches its explosive conclusion here, setting up key plots that will play out in the seasons ahead!
Here’s a look at the covers, storyline, and preview pages for Marvel Comics’ new release on New Comic Book Day…
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X-MEN ’97 #4
Written by Steve Foxe
Art by Salva Espín
Colors by Matt Milla
Letters by Joe Sabino
Edited by Jordan D. White
Covers & Cover Artists:
Cover A by Todd Nauck w/ Rachelle Rosenberg
Cover B by Skottie Young (Big Marvels Variant)
Cover C by Skottie Young (Big Marvels Black & White Virgin Variant)
Cover D by Mico Suayan w/ Frank D’Armata
SINISTER SECRETS COME TO LIGHT!
As the X-Men gather to celebrate good news, some of their most dangerous foes show up to crash the party – and strike a deadly blow to mutant/human relations in the process!
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