The Uncanny X-Men #409
2002
- Series
- The Uncanny X-Men
- Issue
- 409
- Cover date
- Sep 1, 2002
- Story title
- Rocktopia
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The Uncanny X-Men #409, published in 2002, serves as the second chapter of the 'She Lies With Angels' arc. This period in the series followed the departure of writer Grant Morrison from the core X-Men titles, with Joe Casey taking over scripting duties. The narrative focuses on the fallout of the team's internal conflicts and the growing societal tensions surrounding the mutant population during a time of significant editorial shifts for Marvel's flagship mutant franchise.
The issue features interior artwork by Sean Phillips, whose gritty, noir-inspired style provided a distinct visual contrast to the more traditional superhero aesthetic of the era. Working alongside cover artist Ian Churchill, the creative team aimed to explore the psychological weight of leadership and the isolation faced by the X-Men. While the run was occasionally polarized by its experimental tone, Phillips’ contributions are often cited by collectors for their moody atmosphere and technical precision.
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