Chris Claremont & Jim Lee ‘91 X-Men #1 - Mutant Genesis 2.0 Event Legacy | Krakin' Krakoa

Описание: In 1991, Chris Claremont’s 16 year tenure as the Head of X, officially came to a close, as he co-plotted the biggest X-Men relaunch in history on X-Men #1 with Jim Lee. Not only is X-Men #1 the best selling Marvel comic book of all time, but it’s also the kickoff to a three issue event-sized story that shapes so much of the decade in X-Men comics to come, and remains remarkably relevant to this day.

Today I'll Answer:
Why was X-Men #1 such a massive moment in Marvel history?
What does mutant genesis mean for Magneto and 90’s X-Men?
What’s the relevance of 91’s X-Men #1 to #3 in today’s comics, especially on characters like Professor X, Magneto, and Moira MacTaggart?
Theories and Predictions for what’s to come!

Spoilers for discussed comics may follow!

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