ResurrXion
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Publisher | Marvel Comics |
Publication date | March 2017 |
Main character(s) | Inhumans X-Men |
"ResurrXion" was a 2017 relaunch by the American publisher
One notable effect of the relaunch is that it reaffirmed the importance of the X-Men characters and franchise, which some critics felt had grown isolated and diminished in prestige in light of the success of the Avengers-centered films of the
Publication history
"ResurrXion" was initially announced in September 2016 before the storylines "
Prime synopses
In order to set up for the main new ongoing titles that were coming up, Marvel launched two one-shot books, X-Men Prime and Inhumans Prime. Each book was used to set up how each team was going to move forward after the events of "Inhumans vs X-Men", as well as setting up the story arcs for other tie-in books.
Inhumans Prime synopsis
The
X-Men Prime synopsis
Kitty Pryde returns to earth and tries to establish a normal life for herself outside of superheroics until Storm finds her and informs her of everything that has transpired on earth between while Kitty was in space. Storm then announces to Kitty that she's contemplating resigning as leader of the X-Men due to leading them to war against the Inhumans when the situation could have been handled diplomatically instead. Storm takes Kitty to
Notable changes
Many important changes took place in both Inhumans and X-Men titles that have had a significant impact on the direction and tone of each series for the long-run.
Impact on Inhumans titles
The now-former Royal Family joins Marvel Boy on a potential suicide-mission to space in order to learn about an ancient
Impact on X-Men titles
Storm steps down as leader due to feeling guilty for her actions when
Titles involved
Inhumans titles
- Black Bolt, vol. 1 #1–12
- Inhumans Prime #1
- Royals, vol. 1 #1–12
- Secret Warriors, vol. 2 #1–12
- Lockjaw (comics), #1–4
X-Men titles
- All-New Wolverine, vol. 1 #19–35
- Astonishing X-Men, vol. 4 #1–17
- Cable, vol. 3 #1–5, #150–159
- Generation X, vol. 2 #1–9
- Iceman, vol. 3 #1–11
- Jean Grey, vol. 1 #1–11
- Old Man Logan, vol. 2 #25–50
- Weapon X, vol. 3 #1–27
- X-Men Blue, vol. 1 #1–36
- X-Men Gold, vol. 1 #1–36
- X-Men Red #1–11
- X-Men Prime #1
References
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- ^ Meagan Damore (2 September 2016). "Marvel's ResurrXion to Follow Death of X, Inhumans vs. X-Men". CBR.com. Retrieved 30 May 2017.
- ^ Jamie Lovett (30 March 2017). "Inhumans ResurrXion: Everything You Need To Know". ComicBook.com. Retrieved 30 May 2017.
- ^ George Marston (22 December 2016). "X-MEN 101: What You Need To Know For 'RESURRXION'". Newsarama. Retrieved 30 May 2017.
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- ^ Inhumans Prime. Marvel Comics.
- ^ X-Men Prime. Marvel Comics.
- ^ Royals (Vol. 1) #1–3. Marvel Comics.
- ^ Black Bolt (Vol. 1) #1. Marvel Comics.
- ^ Secret Warriors (Vol. 2), #1–2. Marvel Comics.
- ^ X-Men: Gold (Vol. 4) #1–3. Marvel Comics.
- ^ X-Men: Blue (Vol. 4) #1–4. Marvel Comics.
- ^ Jean Grey (Vol. 4) #1. Marvel Comics.
- ^ Weapon X (Vol. 4) #1. Marvel Comics.