X-Men #700, set to release in June, will mark the end of the Krakoa era of the X-Men. The milestone issue will feature contributions from current X-Men writers and a story by the legendary Chris Claremont.
The End of the Krakoa Era: X-Men #700
After captivating storytelling for five years, the Krakoa era of the X-Men is coming to a close this summer. X-Men #700, set to release in June, will mark the end of this era. This significant milestone issue will feature contributions from current X-Men writers Gerry Duggan, Kieron Gillen, and Al Ewing, along with artwork by Lucas Werneck, Joshua Cassara, and more.
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The wraparound cover for X-Men #700, created by artist Pepe Larraz, showcases many of the main characters from the Krakoa era. It also features Xavier and Magneto in their classic incarnations, possibly hinting at what their future status quo may be when the new X-Men era begins later this year.
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Marvel’s announcement of X-Men #700 states, ‘All good things must come to an end, and as good of a thing as the Krakoan era has been for mutantkind… its time has come at last.’ The events of Fall Of The House Of X and Rise Of The Powers Of X have led to this moment that will shape the future of mutantkind for years to come.
Chris Claremont’s Contribution to X-Men #700
In addition to the current X-Men creators, the oversized issue will include a story by the legendary Chris Claremont. Claremont’s influential run on X-Men from the ’70s through the ’90s shaped much of what fans know about the team and its characters. His contribution to X-Men #700 adds an exciting element of nostalgia and continuity to the milestone issue.
The Future of the X-Men Franchise
Although it has not been officially confirmed, there are strong indications that writer Gail Simone will be involved in the relaunch of the X-Men. Simone is set to write the X-Men portion of Marvel’s upcoming X-Men/Blood Hunt Free Comic Book Day one-shot. This suggests that the X-Men franchise is in good hands and fans can look forward to exciting new stories and adventures in the future.
As X-Men #700 marks the end of the Krakoa era, it paves the way for a new chapter in the X-Men’s journey. Marvel’s plans for the X-Men franchise are eagerly awaited, and fans can expect the creative team to deliver fresh and compelling narratives that will continue to captivate readers.
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