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Sto caricando le informazioni... The New Mutants (Marvel Graphic Novel No. 4) (1982)di Chris Claremont, Bob McLeod (Illustratore)
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È contenuto inNew Mutants Epic Collection: Renewal di Chris Claremont (indirettamente)
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The story picks up after the events of X-Men no. 161, in which the Brood kidnapped the X-Men, with Xavier reticent to take in new students and put more young mutants at risk for his dream of peaceful coexistence. After seeing the characters work together, he realizes that he must be willing to risk everything for their benefit and for the good they can do. When he makes his decision, McLeod depicts Xavier looking at photographs of the two previous X-Men teams – one with Angel, Iceman, Beast, Marvel Girl, and Cyclops; the other with Cyclops, Wolverine, Storm, Nightcrawler, Colossus, and Kitty Pryde – thereby setting this team up as the inheritor of the original X-Men mission prior to the more space operatic themes.
As the fourth Marvel Graphic Novel, this breaks with the preceding three – The Death of Captain Marvel was relatively self-contained; Elric: The Dreaming City adapted Michael Moorcock’s novella by the same name; and Jim Starlin’s Dreadstar launched a series that Marvel published under its Epic Comics imprint – by serving as a double-sized introduction to a long-running (over 100 issues) series with close connections to other Marvel books. While Claremont also wrote the next Marvel Graphic Novel, X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills, its canonical status was only decided in 2003. Fans of the New Mutants series will find the basic introductions here, though the Marvel Graphic Novel format means the story is relatively self-contained. ( )