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X-Treme X-Men #3

2001

Series
X-Treme X-Men
Issue
3
Cover date
Sep 1, 2001
Story title
Hell To Pay
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X-Treme X-Men #3 was published by Marvel Comics in 2001 as part of a high-profile relaunch of the X-Men franchise. Written by Chris Claremont with art by Salvador Larroca, the series was designed to follow a splinter group of mutants operating outside the traditional X-Men team structure. The creative intent was to lean into a more global, action-oriented aesthetic that mirrored the stylistic shifts occurring in early 2000s superhero comics.

The issue serves as a pivotal installment in the 'Destiny's Diaries' story arc, which centers on the team’s attempt to locate prophetic journals left behind by the mutant Destiny. The artwork by Larroca was noted for its polished, modern sensibility, fitting the 'X-Treme' branding of the era. The series was met with significant initial commercial interest due to Claremont’s long-standing history with the characters and the anticipation surrounding a fresh, independent direction for the team.

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