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This article is about the 2024 comic book relaunch. For the 1983 comics storyline, see From the Ashes (comics).
"X-Men: From the Ashes"
From within a warehouse, each labeled team is grouped together and lunging forwards with some displaying their abilities. The Uncanny X-Men are on the left, the X-Men are in the middle and Exceptional X-Men. The creative teams are listed under their respective series titles; the Marvel logo is on the bottom left, "From the Ashes - A New Beginning Summer 2024" at the center bottom, and poster's artists are listed on the bottom right.
2024 promotional poster by Ryan Stegman and Marte Garcia, featuring the three main teams.
PublisherMarvel Comics
Publication dateJuly 2024
Genre
Main character(s)See below
Creative team
Writer(s)Various
Artist(s)Various
Colorist(s)Various

X-Men: From the Ashes is a 2024 relaunch of the X-Men line of comic books published by Marvel Comics that follows the end of the "Krakoan Age" storyline.

Publication history

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The initiative was announced by Marvel Comics' Editor-in-Chief C.B. Cebulski and VP, Executive Editor Tom Brevoort as part of the "Future of Marvel Comics' X-Men and Digital Comics" panel at South by Southwest (SXSW) 2024 on March 14, 2024.[1][2] Brevoort replaced Jordan White as Group Editor of the X-Men,[3] commenting that "because the characters were going to be of greater importance to Studios in the years to come, it made sense to have a more senior editorial presence overseeing the book".[4] The relaunch intends to tell the story of mutantkind in a new status quo established following the end of the Krakoan Age's last phase Fall of X.[5][6] The editorial direction they were given was to move away from "wrapping [the] Krakoa era".[4] Brevoort highlighted that the relaunch name was derived from the opening text in Giant-Size X-Men #1 (1975) and that it was Gail Simone "who threw out the phrase 'From the Ashes' amongst a bunch of other suggestions".[7]

As part of the initial announcement, details around the first three titles – X-Men (vol. 7) written by Jed MacKay with art by Ryan Stegman, Uncanny X-Men (vol. 6) written by Simone with art by David Marquez, and Exceptional X-Men written by Eve L. Ewing with art by Carmen Carnero – were revealed. X-Men is scheduled for release in July 2024 with Uncanny X-Men following in August 2024 and Exceptional X-Men in September 2024.[1][2] Additional ongoing titles were later confirmed: NYX (vol. 2), Phoenix, Storm (vol. 5), Wolverine (vol. 8), X-Factor (vol. 5), and X-Force (vol. 7).[2][8] Jake Murray of ComicsXF highlighted that, per Brevoort, the intention of this relaunch is "catering to each and every type of X-Men fan" so everyone has something with no "unifying concept" beyond that. Murray commented that "each title very much feels separate from the others – set in different locations, combating different threats, featuring different characters. So if there feels like a lack of cohesion or connectedness between the titles, that's by design".[9] NYX writer Collin Kelly stated "while we absolutely will not say that [the Krakoan] era is required reading for this book or any of this new line, it is incredibly important for us to acknowledge what has come before and the impact that Krakoa had on the mutant population" with his co-writer Jackson Lanzing highlighting that NYX is "one of the few books that's designed in some ways to answer that era rather than push past it directly".[10]

The final Fall of X issue, X-Men (vol. 6) #35 (legacy Uncanny X-Men #700), was published in June 2024;[11] the end of the issue previews the From The Ashes relaunch with Xavier telepathically "witnessing mutants trying to re-integrate into human society and facing the same fear and hatred they always have".[12] Marvel then dropped X-Men: From the Ashes Infinity Comic, written by Alex Paknadel with art by Diogenes Neve, on June 5; the series picks up from X-Men (vol. 6) #35 and leads into X-Men (vol. 7) #1.[13][14] Starting with X-Men (vol. 7) #1 (July 2024), each From the Ashes issue included a QR code which led to an extra digital stinger page.[15][16][17] Brevoort commented that these pages are initially a digital exclusive to avoid spoiler leaks, however, Marvel intends to include these pages in future collected editions.[16][18][19] This practice was later discontinued, starting with issues published in September 2024, which Brevoort attributed to "pushback" from fans.[20]

During this relaunch, an announcement system is established in which new characters are introduced before their debut.[21][22][23] Kitty Pryde's bisexuality was confirmed in September 2024 with Exceptional X-Men #1.[24] The first X-Men crossover event storyline, Raid On Graymalkin, is scheduled to begin in December 2024 with X-Men (vol. 7) #8.[25][26] The four-issue event will occur across X-Men (vol. 7) and Uncanny X-Men (vol. 6) – Simone commented that she hopes "this is a precursor to more short crossovers" and that while the audience can follow the event story by reading only one series, "you'll get a bigger, richer picture if you get both".[27] This relaunch also introduced the Resurrection Linked Degenerative Sickness (R-LDS) as a new consequence resulting from the use of the mutant resurrection protocols during the Krakoan Age.[28]

Titles

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Prelude

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Title Writer(s) Artist(s) Colorist(s) Release date Ref
Free Comic Book Day 2024: Blood Hunt/X-Men #1[a] Gail Simone David Marquez Edgar Delgado May 4, 2024 [29]
X-Men: Heir of Apocalypse (#1–4) Steve Foxe Netho Diaz Dotun Akande June 12, 2024 [30][31]

Ongoing series

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Title Issues Writer(s) Artist(s) Colorist Debut date Ref
X-Men (vol. 7) #1– Jed MacKay Ryan Stegman
Netho Diaz 		Marte Gracia July 10, 2024 [1]
Phoenix (vol. 2) Stephanie Phillips Alessandro Miracolo David Curiel July 17, 2024 [32][33]
NYX (vol. 2) Collin Kelly
Jackson Lanzing 		Francesco Mortarino Raúl Angulo July 24, 2024 [34][35]
X-Force (vol. 7) Geoffrey Thorne Marcus To Erick Arciniega July 31, 2024 [36][37]
Uncanny X-Men (vol. 6) Gail Simone David Marquez Matt Wilson August 7, 2024 [1]
X-Factor (vol. 5) Mark Russell Bob Quinn Jesus Aburtov August 14, 2024 [38][39]
Exceptional X-Men Eve L. Ewing Carmen Carnero Nolan Woodard September 4, 2024 [1]
Wolverine (vol. 8) Saladin Ahmed Martín Cóccolo Bryan Valenza September 11, 2024 [40][41]
Storm (vol. 5) Murewa Ayodele Lucas Werneck Alex Guimarães October 2, 2024 [42]
Psylocke (vol. 2) Alyssa Wong Vincenzo Carratù TBA November 13, 2024 [43][44]
Laura Kinney: Wolverine Erica Schultz Giada Belviso December 11, 2024 [45]
Magik (vol. 2) Ashley Allen Germán Peralta January 8, 2025 [46]

Ongoing series tie-in

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Title Issue Writer(s) Artist(s) Colorist Debut date Ref
Avengers (vol. 9) #17 Jed MacKay Valerio Schiti Federico Blee August 7, 2024 [47][48][1][49]

Limited series

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Title Issues Writer Artist Colorist Debut date Conclusion date Ref
Dazzler (vol. 3) #1–4 Jason Loo Rafael Loureiro Javier Tartaglia September 18, 2024 December 11, 2024 [50][51]
Sentinels #1–5 Alex Paknadel Justin Mason Federico Blee October 9, 2024 February 26, 2025 [52][53]
Mystique (vol. 2) Declan Shalvey Matt Hollingsworth October 16, 2024 February 19, 2025 [54]

One-shot

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Title Writer Artist Colorist Debut date Ref
Timeslide #1 Steve Foxe Ivan Fiorelli TBA December 25, 2024 [55]
X-Men: Xavier's Secret #1[b] Alex Paknadel Diogenes Neves Arthur Hesli January 22, 2025 [56]

Infinity Comics

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Infinity Comics are weekly stories told in an unpaginated vertical format exclusively released on Marvel Unlimited.

Title Issues Writer Artist Colorist Debut date Ref
X-Men: From the Ashes Eversong #1–3 Alex Paknadel Diogenes Neves Arthur Hesli June 5, 2024 [13][14]
What Charlie Did... #4–6 July 1, 2024 [57]
Don't Sound Like No Sonnet #7–9 Phillip Sevy July 22, 2024 [58][59]
Samosud #10–12 August 12, 2024 [60][61]
In Dreams #13–14 Diogenes Neves September 2, 2024 [62][63]
Pygmalion #15–18 September 16, 2024
Becalmed #19–21 October 14, 2024
Agents of T.H.A.N.K.S. #22–25 Tim Seeley November 4, 2024

Events and crossovers

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Part Issue Release date Ref
Raid on Graymalkin
1 X-Men (vol. 7) #8 December 4, 2024 [64][65]
2 Uncanny X-Men (vol. 6) #7 December 11, 2024
3 X-Men (vol. 7) #9 December 18, 2024
4 Uncanny X-Men (vol. 6) #8 January 8, 2025

Main characters by series

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These characters are credited as main cast in the respective comics.

Series Characters Ref
Ongoing series
X-Men (vol. 7)
[1]
Phoenix
[32][33][66]
NYX (vol.2)
[34][35]
X-Force (vol. 7)
[36][37]
Uncanny X-Men (vol. 6)
[1]
X-Factor (vol. 5)
[38][39][67]
Exceptional X-Men
[1][68][69]
Storm (vol. 5)
[1]
Wolverine (vol. 8)
[40][41]
Psylocke (vol. 2)
  • Psylocke
 [43][44]
Laura Kinney: Wolverine Wolverine (Kinney) [45]
Magik (vol. 2)
  • Magik
 [46]
Ongoing series tie-in
Avengers (vol. 9)
[47][48]
Limited series
Dazzler (vol. 3)
[50][51]
Sentinels
[52][53]
Mystique (vol. 2)
[54]
One-shot
Timeslide
[55]
X-Men: Xavier's Secret
[56]

Release order

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  1. X-Men #1 (July 10, 2024)[70]
  2. Phoenix #1 (July 17, 2024)[71]
  3. NYX #1 (July 24, 2024)[72]
  4. X-Force #1 (July 31, 2024)[73]
  5. Uncanny X-Men #1 (August 7, 2024)[74]
  6. Avengers #17 (August 7, 2024)[75]
  7. X-Factor #1 (August 14, 2024)[76]
  8. X-Men #2 (August 14, 2024)[77]
  9. Phoenix #2 (August 21, 2024)[78]
  10. X-Men #3 (August 28, 2024) [79]
  11. NYX #2 (August 28, 2024)[80]
  12. X-Force #2 (August 28, 2024)[81]
  13. Exceptional X-Men #1 (September 4, 2024)[82]
  14. Wolverine #1 (September 11, 2024)[83]
  15. Uncanny X-Men #2 (September 11, 2024)[26]
  16. Dazzler #1 (of 4) (September 18, 2024)[84]
  17. X-Factor #2 (September 18, 2024)[85]
  18. X-Men #4 (September 18, 2024)[85]
  19. NYX #3 (September 25, 2024)[85]
  20. Phoenix #3 (September 25, 2024)[85]
  21. Uncanny X-Men #3 (September 25, 2024)[26]
  22. X-Force #3 (September 25, 2024)[85]
  23. Storm #1 (October 2, 2024)[86]
  24. X-Men #5 (October 2, 2024)[87]
  25. Exceptional X-Men #2 (October 9, 2024)[87]
  26. Phoenix #4 (October 9, 2024)[87]
  27. Sentinels #1 (of 5) (October 9, 2024)[87]
  28. X-Force #4 (October 9, 2024)[87]
  29. Mystique #1 (of 5) (October 16, 2024)[87]
  30. Uncanny X-Men #4 (October 16, 2024)[26]
  31. Wolverine #2 (October 16, 2024)[87]
  32. Dazzler #2 (of 4) (October 23, 2024)[87]
  33. X-Factor #3 (October 23, 2024)[87]
  34. X-Men #6 (October 23, 2024)[87]
  35. NYX #4 (October 30, 2024)[87]
  36. X-Men #7 (November 6, 2024)[88]
  37. X-Factor #4 (November 6, 2024)[89]
  38. Uncanny X-Men #5 (November 13, 2024)[26]
  39. Exceptional X-Men #3 (November 20, 2024)[24]
  40. Uncanny X-Men #6 (November 27, 2024)[26]
  41. Magik #1 (January 8, 2025)[46]

Critical reception

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On the launch of From the Ashes, Austin Gorton of ComicsXF traced the cyclical nature of X-Men line relaunches, commenting that it is "worth remembering that this is hardly the first time the X-Men have been relaunched in the interest of presenting a more sales-friendly version of the line. That even amid the corporate-driven appeal to the bottom line, good stories can still emerge, new readers can discover the characters and become fans, with the full tapestry of what came before – both good and bad – now more available to them than ever before".[90] Gorton highlighted that From the Ashes is similar to the "'91 relaunch, Astonishing X-Men and the Color Era" as it was "clearly designed to present a more comfortable and broadly appealing  iteration of the characters, one that will, with eventual hindsight, likely mimic what is coming in the form of the MCU's version of the X-Men. That it comes at the expense of such a distinctive and creative (if somewhat floundering) iteration of the line, an iteration that deeply resonated with many readers, is a shame".[90]

Michael Guerrero, reviewing X-Men #1 (Vol. 7) for AIPT, viewed the opening issue as a "strong relaunch" which introduces a new X-Men era to readers and even though "it may be a bit familiar, I believe it does a great job of leaping over one of the hardest hurdles for the title: following up on the aftermath of the fall of Krakoa".[91] In contrast, Jamie Lovett of ComicBook.com thought the first issue lacked "a strong hook" as "characters under familiar circumstances" were not enough to make a statement.[92] Similarly, Adam Barnhardt of ComicBook.com opined that the first issue of X-Force (vol. 7) "neither sinks nor swims, it simply is – and that much is the cardinal sin of the medium. The issue is unable to stand-out from casual superhero storytelling, and it's a rather tame debut to follow one of the best X-Men eras Marvel has ever published".[93] In August 2024, Jake Murray of ComicsXF stated that "From the Ashes has left me a little cold" or perhaps "burned out" following the release of four first issues over a four week period, however, he enjoyed Uncanny X-Men #1 "more than [he had] expected".[94] Jonathan Jones, reviewing Uncanny X-Men (vol. 6) #1 for AIPT, commented that "for the X-Men fans burned by the loss of Krakoa, you're not alone" and highlighted how Rogue is also hurt by that loss – "it may seem silly from the outside, but it is a comfort to see our heroes grapple with the same sense of loss rather than be played for laughs; this theme is prominent throughout From the Ashes books so far, but none so clearly as here in Uncanny X-Men #1".[95]

Notes

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  1. ^ Issue also contained a Blood Hunt prelude by Jed MacKay, Sara Pichelli and Federico Blee.
  2. ^ Reprints X-Men: From the Ashes Infinity Comic #1–6.

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