Uncanny X-Men #700 offers a grand farewell to a storied era in the alternate universe.
In an announcement that shocked fans of the mutant universe, Marvel Comics has officially revealed that X-Men #35 will serve as the final chapter for the Kraków era of the X-Men. This issue not only marks a milestone in the history of these characters, but also marks the 700th edition of Uncanny X-Men, promising a deluxe collaboration featuring writers and artists from this era.
For a big farewell group of stars
Mutants issue #35 brings back an all-star cast of creators with names like Gerry Duggan, Kieron Gillen, Al Ewing, Chris Claremont, Gail Simone, and more who have been pivotal in building Krakoa’s narrative. Prominent among them, living X-Men legend Chris Claremont has contributed a story that promises to hint at the future of mutants and kick off the new X-Men titles this summer.
The Krakoa Saga ends with a certain sequence of House X’s fall and rise of powers. This issue not only closes the chapter, but also marks a change in the future of the mutant story, which will pave the way for a complete revival of the X-Men line in July. The official synopsis promises a conclusion where moments of danger and triumph, along with mystery and madness, will determine the future of the mutant species.
In honor of the legend
Krakow was not just a place; It has been the heart of the Mutant Revolution. This place that shelters hopes and dreams will face the final test in this issue 35, this issue promises to be more than a comic. It will be a tribute to the heroes and creators who created this world. Among them, Claremont, whose influence on the Mutant saga is unquestionable, gives us a story that will surely touch the souls of fans, showing a future full of unknowns and hopes, showing the end of an era.
Krakoa’s importance in the mutant universe is undeniable, as it was the scene of events that redefined what it means to be a mutant. His death is not only an important chapter, but also sets the precedent for future narratives. This issue is not the end, but a transition to new stories that will continue to explore the nature and challenges of mutant survival.
Creators view
Editor Jordan D. White shares his experience of being part of the “Krakow Experiment”, highlighting the innovations and new experiences he encountered during this period. His farewell to Kraków is bittersweet, but the enduring importance of this chapter in a changing history underscores the fact that “Krakow will live on in us forever.”
X-Men #35 (Legacy #700) goes on sale Wednesday, June 5. It’s a fantastic and fun close-up to Life Island Krakoa for fans of Marvel’s mutants. This issue promises to be not just a chapter in the X-Men’s chronology, but a fundamental part in the future evolution of these beloved characters.
As we prepare to say goodbye to Krakoa, fans’ eyes are already focused on the horizon, anticipating the new adventures that await the X-Men. This end of an era is nothing more than the start of a new phase full of endless possibilities for Marvel’s mutants.