The Biggest ‘X-Men’ Cartoons Unite in a New Comic
Marvel Comics has announced a one-shot issue titled X-Men '92: Incursions #1 that will feature a crossover between the 1992 animated X-Men series and X-Men Evolution. The story involves the two groups of animated mutants facing off to determine which of their worlds will survive as part of the broader Incursions miniseries. The comic is scheduled for release on January 6, 2027, and is written by Craig Kyle and Christopher Yost with art by Salva Espin.
- ▪Marvel's Incursions miniseries will include a one-shot bringing together characters from the 1992 X-Men animated series and X-Men Evolution.
- ▪The plot centers on the two animated mutant teams battling to decide which of their respective worlds will survive.
- ▪Craig Kyle and Christopher Yost are writing the issue, with Salva Espin providing the artwork.
- ▪The comic is set to hit shelves on January 6, 2027.
- ▪The article notes that this event is likely not a stepping stone to a revival of the X-Men Evolution series.
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Kids in the ’80s and ’90s came onto the X-Men via the 1992 animated series, and they’ve been feasting with X-Men ’97. Those who grew up with X-Men Evolution have been paid dust since that show ended, but that’ll briefly change this winter. Days ago, news broke that Marvel’s Incursions miniseries—named after the universe-destroying event that’s also the big driving force of Avengers: Doomsday—will see the two groups of animated mutants come together. These one-shots bring together characters from different continuities, meaning the X-teams will face off against one another to determine which of their worlds will survive. Try not to worry right now about whether or not this is canon to the ’92 and ’97 X-Men universes or if these are a separate but similar enough version.
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