This June, return to the fight against the corrupt, mutant-exploiting government as a classic X-Crossover is reborn in the WARZONES! in X-TINCTION AGENDA #1! Writer Marc Guggenheim (Arrow Executive Producer) and artist Carmine Di Giandomenico (All-New X-Factor) return to the shores of Genosha and to one of the most beloved X-Men crossovers of all time!

It has been ten years since the fall of Cameron Hodge and his fascist regime. Ten years that Havok and Wolfsbane have toiled and labored to rebuild Genosha into the proud mutant homeland it once was. But a decade removed from Hodge and his iron rule, their work may all be for naught. A plague has spread across the nation, infecting mutants and threatening their race with extinction. With all of Genosha quarantined and all but abandoned by the rest of the world, including the X-Men, old friends may become new enemies!

“A virus is decimating the mutant and mutate population,” says writer Marc Guggenheim in an interview with Marvel.com. “The X-Men have a cure in the form of Triage, but won’t violate the quarantine that Genosha is under, not wanting to risk extinction should the virus spread. Havok and Wolfsbane take it upon themselves to go and get Triage and bring him back to Genosha, by force if necessary.”

Ask yourself – what lengths would you go to save your people? Havok and Wolfsbane will stop at nothing to save the people of Genosha – but have they doomed Earth in the process? Find out as the landmark X-Crossover of the 90’s makes it to Battleworld in X-TINCTION AGENDA #1 this June!

X-TINCTION AGENDA #1

Written by MARC GUGGENHEIM

Art by CARMINE DIGIANDOMENICO

Cover by DAVID NAKAYAMA

On Sale in JUNE!

cool can't wait

Unsure how I feel about this. It's definitely an era I have some interest in, the art looks good so far, and I like most of the characters. However, Guggenheim isn't a writer that I'm a huge fan of. YoungX-Men was mediocre at best and I haven't heard about him doing anything spectacular since then. I'll wait for a preview before I decide one way or another.

Well, what's the next? Mutant X with Goblin Force?)

Is this Jean or Siren?

Either way I miss adult Jean more now. :(

Or...you could announce a book with the actual current X-Men characters of the 616 that we care about instead of another alternate world where "The Event's you remember happened differently".

Sigh, I just don't care about tie in books with no meaning

Sweet, I liked Wolfsbane in X-Force so I'll pick this up.

Sounds nice

As much as I want to use this opportunity to read a version of some of these classic stories I've never read, these creative teams aren't doing it for me. It's kinda like Congergence. I got into DC comics in the 90's so I want to read this stuff, but the creators are totally uninspired for the most.

Was not the Morlock Massacre of 1986 the first of the X-Crossovers?

I'm in on this. I loved X-Tinction Agenda. It was the first major X-Book story I read and it had major impacts (Storm's reaging, Death of Warlock, Rahne and Rictor's powers evolving). I'm interested to see what all happens from here with this alternate universe take.

Not too keen to see the brainwashed mutate looks back though.

anything x-related is a win for me

This sounds pretty interesting.

WHAT!? Yo, i'm so stoked for this.

Lol, a sentinal with a penis gun in the cover.

That's funny, I just read X-tinction Agenda. Perfect timing! I miss the Magistrates.

Havok's looking hot

This is weird, I thought the people on this site (and others) decided marvel hated the x-men. I thought everyone was convinced that they weren't going to be represented. Marvel hates mutants, right?

I will pick this up

I don't understand the point of revisiting all these old stories; what is this leading towards for the regular titles?

@teerack said:

Is this Jean or Siren?

Either way I miss adult Jean more now. :(

i think its jean