Agent X #1
2002
- Series
- Agent X
- Issue
- 1
- Cover date
- Sep 1, 2002
- Story title
- Dead Man's Switch, Part 1
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Agent X #1 was published by Marvel Comics in September 2002, emerging from the popular Deadpool corner of the Marvel Universe. The series was created by writer Gail Simone and artist UDON Studios following the cancellation of the long-running Deadpool series. It served as a creative pivot, centered on the amnesiac mercenary Nijo who assumes the identity of Agent X, attempting to operate a hero-for-hire agency with a team of colorful supporting characters.
The title was designed to balance the irreverent, meta-humor characteristic of Deadpool with a fresh ensemble dynamic. Gail Simone’s writing focused on sharp, fast-paced dialogue and slapstick action, while the UDON collective provided a distinct, sleek visual style that leaned into manga-influenced aesthetics. While the series faced editorial delays that impacted its initial release schedule, it is fondly remembered by readers for its witty tone and the distinct voice Simone brought to the lead protagonist.
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