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There are a lot of X-Men comics out there, but every once in a while one rises above the rest and cements itself as a Marvel masterpiece. 2018 saw writer Tom Taylor (Injustice, All-New Wolverine) and his artistic collaborators like Mahmud Asrar and Carmen Carnero capture lightning in a bottle with their riveting, witty and emotional series, X-Men Red (See it on Amazon). Now that it's wrapped up, it's clear to see they created an instant classic. Much like the ‘90s Uncanny X-Men and the ‘00s Astonishing X-Men, this comic speaks to the times via the mutant metaphor and cuts to the core of what it means to be an X-Man in stunning fashion.
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There are a lot of X-Men comics out there, but every once in a while one rises above the rest and cements itself as a Marvel masterpiece. 2018 saw writer Tom Taylor (Injustice, All-New Wolverine) and his artistic collaborators like Mahmud Asrar and Carmen Carnero capture lightning in a bottle with their riveting, witty and emotional series, X-Men Red (See it on Amazon). Now that it's wrapped up, it's clear to see they created an instant classic. Much like the ‘90s Uncanny X-Men and the ‘00s Astonishing X-Men, this comic speaks to the times via the mutant metaphor and cuts to the core of what it means to be an X-Man in stunning fashion.
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