Marvel Comics' X-Men lead writer Jonathan Hickman has announced that the long-simmering spin-off title X-Corp is still in development, with a 🍨replacement artist𒅌 signed earlier this month.

"Yes, we're doing the X-Corp book♊. Everyone is very excited about it. We actually locked down both the interior and cover artist this week," Hickman told . "I can't remember which month it's actually going to debut because the company has some funky scheduling coming up and we're shifting things around, but there will be a formal announcement with the creative team and roster and all that soon."

The X-Corp♚ book was originally announced in the letters page of back in October 2019, with that series' artist Carmen Carnero announced to draw X-Corp - with a planned February 2020 debut.

It's unclear what happened along the way, but the book never appeared and Carnero moved on to draw Miles Morales: Spider-Man; she was later named 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:as one of Marvel's Stormbreaker arti🐭sts. 

run, the X-Corp were originally franchise b🧜ranches of the X-Men organizations in various locations around the world. It eventually fell by the wayside but was revived earlier this year in as a corporation led by some of mutantkꦛind's wealthiest (or most business-savvy) mutants to represent the mutant nation of Krakoa in business affairs. So far this has included Angel, M, and Magik.

This is one of two announced X-Men spin-off titles yet to hit stands; a Moira McTaggert series was announced several months into the recently-concluded 'Dawn of X' era of the X-Men titl♎es, with .

Keep up to speed with our list of all the new X-Men comics, graphic novels, and collections coming up.