Mutant X #19
2000
- Series
- Mutant X
- Issue
- 19
- Cover date
- May 1, 2000
- Story title
- The Coming
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Mutant X #19 was published by Marvel Comics in April 2000 as part of an ongoing series that explored an alternate reality where Alex Summers, known as Havok, led a team of mutant heroes. The series was created by Howard Mackie and initially illustrated by Tom Raney, serving as a darker, high-stakes deviation from the mainstream X-Men continuity of the time.
The issue features artwork by Cary Nord and continues the narrative arc following Havok's displacement into a universe where his relationships and the political landscape of mutants were profoundly different. The title was well-received for its departure from standard team dynamics and its willingness to kill off major characters, cementing its status as a cult favorite among fans of 1990s and early 2000s Marvel alternate-universe storytelling.
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