X-Men Infinity Comic #15

The X-Men Infinity Comic series was launched by Marvel as a digital-first initiative designed specifically for the vertical scrolling format of mobile devices. Released as part of the Marvel Unlimited subscription service, these comics represent a modern evolution of the medium, utilizing the Infinite Comic engine to experiment with pacing, layout, and how readers interact with digital panels. Issue #15 serves as a self-contained narrative within this broader digital experiment, showcasing how established X-Men lore can be adapted to a modern, screen-based reading experience.

This issue features creative contributions consistent with the editorial direction of the X-Men line during the Krakoan era, a period defined by writer Jonathan Hickman and subsequent collaborators. The design philosophy behind the Infinity Comic line emphasizes clarity and accessibility, with artists creating sequences that guide the reader's eye through a vertical canvas rather than a traditional printed page. By leveraging digital-only distribution, Marvel aimed to provide fans with weekly, snackable content that bridged gaps between major print storylines while fostering a distinct aesthetic identity for the digital platform.