Marvel celebrates 50 years since Giant-Size X-Men #1 by sending Ms. Marvel Kamala Khan through time in an event that "redefines mutant history forever"

Cover of Giant-Size X-Men #1 which resembles the original 1975 version with Kamala Khan added to the team.
(Image credit: Marvel Comics)

Marvel is celebrating 50 years since the 1975 release of the lan🃏dmark Giant-Size X-Men #1 with the release of a series of Giant-Size one-shots in an event that the publisher promises "rewrites mutant milestones" - including the reveal of a long-lost "X-Man that never was."

Written by current NYX scribes Colin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing, the five one-shots will span the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:biggest stories in X-Men history, including Giant-Size X-Men #1, Days of Future Past, Ag𒈔e of Apocalypse, and the Dark Phoenix saga, which Marvel says will reveal "mysteries long buried and secrets that will define the future of Marvel’s mutants."

It all starts with a new Giant-Size X-Men #1 written by Kelly and Lanzing, with art by legendary X-Men artist Adam🦂 Kubert, with each of the subsequent one-shots to be drawn by artists yet to be announced. And as for what the story entails, it seems that non﷽e other than Kamala Khan/Ms. Marvel will be taking a time-tossed journey through some of the biggest moments in X-Men history.

Additionally, each one-shot will feature a so-called 'Revelations' back-up story by
"X-Men creators past and present" that unveils lost secrets and hidden truths behind classic X-Men lore, including a story by writer Al Ewing and artist Sara Pichelli in Giant-Size X-Men #1 that introduces the aforementioned "X-Man that never was🌱."

Here's a gallery of unlettered inte𒐪rior pages from Giant Size X-Men #1, al꧑ong with the cover of the one-shot:

"No hype: every issue of GIANT-SIZE is here to blow your mind and break your heart," Lanzing and Kelly, who refer to their writing collective as "𓆏the Hivemind," promise in a statement.

"Mutantkind is the grandest, mos𓂃t sprawling canvas in the Marvel canon - moreover, it's the one the Hivemind's been arguing and geeking out about since we were teenagers at our local comic shop," Lanzing and Kelly continue. "Now, alongside the absolute legend Adam Kubert and three more of the best artists in the industry, we're posed to completely wreck and reassemble the history of the X - with our favorite hero Kamala Khan front and center. It's an honor, a joy, and a huge responsibility. Free Comic Book Day is just a taste. What comes next will be marvelous."

Does this mean that all of X-Men his🎐tory will be rewritten to make Ka꧙mala Khan the retroactive star of the entire saga of mutantdom? Well, no, probably not - though the wording might make you think so.

That said, Kamala will indeed be front-and-center in the adventure, which may just reveal her still unknown mutant power, which has remained dormant following the💦 reveal that in addition to being an Inhuman, she also ha🌸s a mutant X-Gene.

In addition to 𒅌the interior pages and cover for Giant-Size X-Men #1, Marvel has released a checklist for th𒁏e one-shots, which includes some hints at what each one will entail.

Here's the checklist, followed by the descripꦑtions given for each one-shot:

Giant-Size X-Men event checklist

(Image credit: Marvel Comics)

Giant-Size X-Men #1: "Witness history's first fracture as Kamala Khan is pulled 🐻into the X-Men's past."

Giant-Size Dark Phoenix Saga #1: "A new revelation about Jean Grey's ꦦfate could change everythi🎐ng."

Giant-Size Age of Apocalypse #1: "Reality is warpin🦄g. Is this the world Apocalypse was always meant to rule?"

Giant-Size House of M #1: "Mu▨tants rule supreme...but at what cost? Kamala must face Magneto."

Giant-Size X-Men #2: "The shocking finale redefines mutant his﷽tory forev🌟er!"

Giant-Size X-Men #1 goes on sale May 28, followed by Giant-Size Dark Phoenix Saga #1 and Giant-Size A▨ge of Apocalypse #1 in June, and Giant-Size Housꦉe of M #1 and Giant-Size X-Men #2 in July.

Stay up to date on all the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:new X-Men comics Marvel has planned for release.

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