This Wednesday, June 26th, Marvel Comics is set to release X-MEN: Blood Hunt – Magik #1.
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: Blood Hunt – Magik #1
Written by Ashley Allen
Art by Jesús Hervás
Colors by Yen Nitro
Letters by Travis Lanham
Edited by Darren Shan
Covers & Cover Artists:
Cover A by Rod Reis
Cover B by Peach Momoko
Cover C by Casagrande w/ Triona Farrell (Stormbreakers Variant)
Cover D by Ivan Talavera (Magik Variant)
Cover E by Ivan Talavera (Magik Virgin Variant)
After the Fall of the House of X, Illyana Rasputina has returned to her homeland to search her soul and steel it for what comes next. But how will she protect her first home when a vampire army descends on Russia, seeking to turn it into a living hell? She may have been forged in the fires of Limbo, but has it prepared her for the Blood Hunt?
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