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ADAM-X

Real Name: Adam Neramani

Identity/Class: Extraterrestrial (Shi'ar/Human hybrid) mutant

Occupation: Adventurer, former host of Adam X's Hot Seat live-stream, bloodhound, farmer

Group Membership: None

Affiliations: Avalanche (Dominikos Petrakis), Beast (Henry McCoy), Captain Marvel (Genis), Cyclops (Scott Summers), Hazard (Carter Ryking), Hellion, Imperial Guard (Astra, Electron, Fang, Flashfire, Gladiator, Hussar, Impulse, Magique, Manta, Mentor, Neutron, Nightside, Oracle, Scintilla, Smasher, Titan, Warstar), Jimmy Jenkins, Jonath, Lorelei, Match (Ben Hamill), Meld, Mojo, Lilandra Neramani, Shatterstar (Gaveedra), Spiral, Starjammers (Ch'od, Corsair/Christopher Summers, Cr+eee, Hepzibah, Raza), Deborah Summers, Philip Summers, Sunspot, Wind Dancer (Sofia Mantega), X-Force, X-Men (Havok/Alex Summers, Iceman/Bobby Drake, Magik/Illyana Rasputin, Marvel Girl/Jean Grey);
    formerly Neurotap, Project: Wideawake (indirectly), Martin Henry Strong

Enemies: Arcade, Crystal Claws, Dark X-Men (Cloak/Tyrone Johnson, Dagger/Tandy Bowen, Daken/Akihiro, Emma Frost, Mimic/Calvin Rankin, Namor, Weapon Omega/Michael Pointer), Drenx pirates, Eric the Red (Davan Shakari), Henry Gyrich, Humanity Now!, Juggernaut (Serpent-possessed), Miss Locke, Mister Sinister (see comments), Martin Henry Strong, Simon Trask, zombified X-Babies

Known Relatives: D'ken (genetic template), Katherine Summers (genetic template), Scott Summers (Cyclops, half brother), Alex Summers (Havok, half brother), Gabriel Summers (Vulcan, half brother), Philip Summers (maternal grandfather), Deborah Summers (maternal grandmother), Lilandra Neramani (paternal aunt), Cal'syee Neramani (Deathbird, paternal aunt), Xandra Neramani (first cousin)

Aliases: Disciple of the Claw, the Forsaken One, the X-Treme

Base of Operations: Unrevealed;
    formerly Krakoa;
    formerly Mojoworld;
    formerly San Francisco;
    formerly Strong Industries, Denver, Colorado;
    formerly Jenkins family farm, Iowa;
    formerly Ch'ylaritha, Shi'ar Empire;
    formerly Ch'reesharaa, Shi'ar Empire;
    formerly Shi'ar birthing chambers (place of birth)

First Appearance: X-Force Annual I#2 (1993)

Powers/Abilities: Adam-X possesses superhuman speed, able to cover several miles in a matter of minutes, as well as peak, if not superhuman, athletic skills. His mutant "flash-fry" ability can send an electric surge through oxygenated blood (usually via fresh open wounds). He often uses a variety of Thet'je blades as well as two retractable blades on each arm, located just above the wrist. He is a skilled swordsman. He has pointed ears as well as superhuman eyesight that allows him to see objects at least a mile away with precise clarity. As an inhabitant of Krakoa he's able to read and speak Krakoan and has access to the many Krakoan portals granting him access to the corners of the world and beyond.

Height: 6'2"
Weight: 210 lbs.
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Blond

History:

(X-Men Legends I#2 (fb) - BTS) - Following the abduction of Christopher and Katherine Summers by D'Ken Neramani's Shi'ar forces, the imprisoned Katherine was secretly selected as a suitable genetic candidate for one of D'Ken's eugenics experiments. Without Katherine's knowledge or consent, Shi'ar scientists harvested genetic material from her body and combined it with D'Ken's own DNA in an attempt to create a powerful hybrid heir. The resulting embryo was placed within an incubation chamber alongside numerous other experimental creations.

(X-Men Legends I#1 (fb)) - Adam-X was one of several genetically engineered infants created as part of a secret Shi'ar breeding program overseen by D'Ken Neramani's scientists. Before the project could be completed, the facility came under attack. As the laboratory was engulfed in flames and many of the experimental children perished within their incubation chambers, the Mephistoid Jonath, former commander of the Jath'che, managed to rescue one of the surviving infants. Discovering the name "Adam" written upon the child's birthing pod, Jonath adopted it as the boy's name. Refusing to burden the child with knowledge of his origins, Jonath took Adam to the agricultural world Ch'reesharaa, home of the exiled Jath'che. Once renowned as some of the greatest warriors in the Shi'ar Empire, the Jath'che had been reduced to a life of farming following their failure to prevent D'Ken's rise to power. Raised among them as one of their own, Adam grew up knowing the Jath'che as his family and learned both the ways of a farmer and the skills of a warrior under Jonath's guidance.

(X-Men Legends I#1 (fb)) - When Adam-X reached adolescence, his mutant abilities manifested for the first time. Unable to control his powers, he accidentally ignited the oxygen-rich blood of a fellow farmer, causing the man tremendous pain. Horrified by what he had done, Adam fled and isolated himself, struggling with the realization that he was neither truly Mephistoid nor Shi'ar. Believing he could never escape the mystery of his origins, Adam concluded that the only way to discover who he could become was to learn who he truly was. Jonath soon found the distraught youth and comforted him, assuring Adam that he would always have a place among the Jath'che regardless of his differences.

(X-Men Legends I#2 (fb)) - Years later, the Crystal Claws found him and demanded he reclaim the Shi'ar throne as the prophesied Forsaken One. When Adam refused, Davan Shakari unleashed toxins across Ch'reeshara, sacrificing the planet's population so Adam could escape.

(X-Men II#39 (fb)) - The future X-Treme used a Shi'ar spacecraft called a Kjeth'ya Scout Craft to outrun a Dreadnought ship.

(X-Force Annual I#2 (fb) - BTS) - At an unrevealed point in his life, Adam began working for Martin Strong's Strong Industries as a Bloodhound, a mutant tracker tasked with locating other mutants for the corporation. During this period he was given the name Adam-X and the codename X-Treme.

(X-Force Annual I#2 (fb)) - When Michelle Walters joined Strong Industries, she and Adam-X grew close and eventually fell in love.

(X-Force Annual I#2) - After Michelle Walters, now known as Neurotap, fled Strong Industries, Adam-X was sent to bring her back. His mission was interrupted by X-Force, whom he temporarily incapacitated by simultaneously flash-frying every member of the team before escaping. Tracking X-Force to the Grand Canyon, Adam-X was ambushed and engaged them in battle. During the fight, X-Force convinced him that Martin Strong could not be trusted, prompting Adam to lead them back to Strong Industries where several members of the team had already infiltrated the facility in an attempt to rescue Feral. To avoid exposing his change of allegiance, Adam-X was forced to flash-fry the willing Rictor and Boomer before escorting them inside. There they confronted Martin Strong, while the remainder of X-Force teleported in moments later. During the ensuing battle, Neurotap revealed she had remained loyal to Strong and had manipulated events to lead X-Force back to the facility. Heartbroken by her betrayal, Adam-X flash-fried Neurotap and later assisted Cable in defeating Strong, who was exposed as a deformed mutant rather than the all-powerful being he had claimed to be. Afterward, X-Force invited Adam-X to join their ranks, but he declined, choosing instead to continue searching for answers about his origins.

(X-Force I#25 - BTS) - Magneto considered recruiting Adam-X to join his followers on Avalon.

(X-Force I#29 (fb) - BTS) - Arcade was hired to test and eliminate both Adam-X and the X-Force member Shatterstar. Deciding to entertain himself, Arcade arranged circumstances that would force the two warriors to fight each other to the death.

(X-Force I#29) - After Shatterstar survived several of Arcade's deathtraps, Arcade released Adam-X in order to begin his experiment.

(X-Force #30) - While Arcade taunted them through monitors, Adam-X and Shatterstar battled one another while simultaneously searching for a means of escape. Eventually reaching Arcade's control center, the villain attempted to bribe Adam-X with information regarding the identity of the individual who had hired him. However, Arcade swallowed the paper containing the name before Adam could read it. Moments later, Shatterstar impaled Arcade, revealing him to be a robot duplicate. After escaping the complex, Adam-X and Shatterstar parted ways. Adam remained determined to discover the identity of the mysterious "Milbury," whose name he had managed to recover.

(X-Men II#38) - Hoping to learn more about the mysterious Milbury, Adam-X visited the imprisoned Hazard (Carter Ryking), who informed him that Milbury had once been associated with his father. Ryking directed Adam to seek answers from Charles Xavier.

(X-Men II#39) - While traveling through the Alaskan wilderness, Adam-X discovered the wreckage of a crashed airplane and rescued its sole survivor, Philip Summers. As a snowstorm raged around them, Adam constructed a shelter and attempted to keep the elderly man conscious and warm. When Philip began succumbing to hypothermia, Adam experimented with his powers by making a small cut in Philip's hand and carefully introducing a controlled flash-fry reaction into his bloodstream. The following morning a rescue team discovered Philip alive. Later, while Philip recovered in a hospital, Adam secretly visited him. After Jean Grey discovered his presence, Adam asked her to use her telepathy to allow Philip to experience one final memory of piloting a Shi'ar spacecraft through the stars. With his request fulfilled, Adam quietly departed.

(X-Men II#41) - Under unrevealed circumstances, Adam-X became engaged in battle with the Shi'ar agent Davan Shakari, better known as Eric the Red, at the very moment Legion's actions created the Age of Apocalypse timeline.

(X-Men II#41 / Captain Marvel III#2 (fb) - BTS, #3 (fb) - BTS) - Eric the Red apparently defeated Adam-X and subsequently subjected him to extensive brainwashing.

(Captain Marvel III#2) - After learning that Genis-Vell, son of Mar-Vell, had arrived on Earth and threatened the long-standing plans of the Crystal Claws, Davan Shakari dispatched Adam-X, now serving as a Disciple of the Claw, to eliminate him.

(Captain Marvel III#3 (fb)) - While relaxing on a beach in Rio de Janeiro, Genis-Vell was suddenly attacked by Adam-X. The two fought briefly before Genis shifted them both into the Negative Zone, an act that broke Eric the Red's mental conditioning.

(Captain Marvel III#3) - Adam-X and Genis-Vell traveled to a hidden Shi'ar outpost concealed within the Andes Mountains of Argentina. Attempting to infiltrate the installation, they were quickly detected by Eric the Red, who unleashed a squadron of Sidri warriors against them. After defeating the Sidri, the two confronted Eric directly. During the battle, Eric revealed that Adam-X was the sole heir of D'Ken, former emperor of the Shi'ar Empire. When Genis noticed Eric had sustained a minor wound, he signaled Adam-X to use his powers. Adam promptly flash-fried the alien, ending the confrontation.

(X-Men Legends I#1) - While meditating in the cornfields of Iowa, Adam-X reflected on the recent revelations concerning his birth and the destruction of the Shi'ar faction that had pursued him. After spending nearly two days in the fields, he was discovered by local farmer's son Jimmy Jenkins. When a timber rattler attempted to strike the boy, Adam used his enhanced speed and reflexes to intercept the attack and save Jimmy from harm. Moments later Cable arrived, explaining that he had been contacted by Cyclops and Havok after their grandparents Philip and Deborah Summers had been kidnapped. Knowing X-Force had previously encountered a Shi'ar/Human hybrid with unusual abilities, Cable sought Adam's assistance and warned him that Davan Shakari, the former Eric the Red, and his fanatical Crystal Claws cult remained active. Adam, however, wanted no part in the conflict, believing that the revelation of his existence could ignite a devastating Shi'ar civil war. Cable urged him to reconsider, informing him that Scott and Alex wished to meet him and help rescue their grandparents before departing.

    Soon after Cable's departure, Adam was ambushed by the Starjammers Hepzibah and Raza, who attempted to capture him. Believing they had been hired by Davan Shakari, Adam attacked the two Starjammers until the confrontation was interrupted by the arrival of Cyclops and Havok, who attempted to convince Adam to help rescue Philip and Deborah Summers. Unwilling to become involved, Adam tried to escape, prompting Cyclops and Havok to team up with the Starjammers to stop him. In response, Adam used his mutant abilities to ignite his own blood, temporarily enhancing his speed and reflexes as he battled his pursuers. During the fight, Cyclops and Havok discovered that Adam's powers had no effect on either of them. The reason soon became apparent when a cloaked spacecraft appeared and revealed Corsair, who informed the three men that he knew far more about the situation than they did. Holding the trio at gunpoint, Corsair instructed Cyclops and Havok to say hello to their brother and shot him.

(X-Men Legends I#2) - After Corsair revealed Adam to be the half-brother of Cyclops and Havok, he seemingly shot Adam in the head, explaining he had saved several trillion lives and been paid to do it. Outraged, Cyclops attacked Corsair for killing Adam in cold blood. Adam soon revealed he had survived the shot, explaining that he had been bioengineered to withstand a headshot and that Corsair had only struck a mass of arrector pili muscle fibers. As the group argued, Corsair explained that Adam had been created as part of former Emperor D'Ken's eugenics program, which sought to merge Shi'ar DNA with that of other species in an attempt to advance the deteriorating Shi'ar race. Adam recounted how he had been rescued from D'Ken's laboratories and was raised on the remote farming world of Ch'reeshara by Jonathan of the Jath'Che and years later was found by the Crystal Claws who demanded he reclaim the Shi'ar throne as the prophesied Forsaken One.

    Learning that Erik the Red had chosen the Blue Area of the Moon as the exchange point for Philip and Deborah Summers, the group traveled there and contacted the Inhumans while Adam maintained that he wanted no part in Shi'ar politics. When Shakari and the Crystal Claws arrived with the Summers grandparents, Adam attempted to negotiate but was forced into battle. Rejecting the role others had chosen for him, Adam unleashed his powers against the cultists, igniting the electrolytes in his own exposed blood to enhance his physical abilities after which Adam successfully defeated Erik the Red. With the Summers family rescued, Corsair revealed that he had arranged a contingency plan in case his attempt to broker peace failed after which Gladiator and the Shi'ar Imperial Guard arrived and escorted the group to Chandilar.

    On Chandilar, Adam personally appealed to Majestrix Lilandra. Explaining that he wished to prevent a civil war while proving he posed no threat to the Shi'ar throne, Adam requested the right to live in peace. Lilandra accepted his petition, acknowledging that although many still followed the teachings of D'Ken and M'Kraan, Adam himself had committed no crime against the Imperium. Following Lilandra's ruling, Adam agreed to leave the Shi'ar Empire behind. Before departing, Oracle used her telepathic abilities to erase knowledge of Adam's existence from the minds of everyone connected to the affair, including Erik the Red and the Crystal Claws, leaving only vague fragments of recollection behind. Although aware that even his newfound brothers would forget him, Adam shared a final farewell with Cyclops and Havok. Returning to Earth, Adam made his way back to the Jenkins farm where he had previously found refuge. There he reunited with Jimmy Jenkins and learned that the boy's father had injured his back and was struggling to maintain the farm. Offering his assistance, Adam quickly adapted to farm life and helped repair the family's tractor. Calling himself Adam Neramani, he began settling into his new home and reflected that, for the first time in a very long time, he finally felt at peace. Unbeknownst to Adam, however, Mister Sinister continued to observe him from afar.

(Uncanny X-Men I#513) - While drinking at a San Francisco bar with Match, Lorelei, Avalanche, Meld, Hellion, Sunspot and other mutants, Adam-X voiced his anger over the growing anti-mutant sentiment fueled by Simon Trask and his Humanity Now! movement. Determined to protest, the group deliberately violated San Francisco's mutant curfew by gathering in Union Square Park. Their demonstration was interrupted when Emma Frost's H.A.M.M.E.R.-sponsored Dark X-Men teleported in and attempted to arrest them.

(Dark Avengers#7) - Adam-X joined the other mutants in battling the Dark X-Men. During the fight, Dagger kicked him into Cloak's teleportation cloak, transporting him to H.A.M.M.E.R.'s Alcatraz facility. There he and the others were restrained, fitted with power-dampening helmets and imprisoned.

(S.W.O.R.D.#1) - Classified as an alien hybrid, Adam-X became one of the targets of Henry Peter Gyrich's campaign to remove extraterrestrials from Earth.

(S.W.O.R.D.#2) - Following his imprisonment by H.A.M.M.E.R., Adam-X was transferred into S.W.O.R.D. custody due to his Shi'ar heritage.

(S.W.O.R.D.#5 - BTS) - After Beast helped expose Gyrich's actions and a Drenx pirate attack disrupted S.W.O.R.D.'s operations, Adam-X was freed and returned to Earth.

(Uncanny X-Men I#533 - BTS) - During a public demonstration of the genetically engineered drug known as Xperience, Sublime Corporation executive Lobe asked the audience which superpowers they desired. To the surprise of those present, one participant specifically requested Adam-X's abilities.

(Uncanny X-Men I#542) - During the Serpent War, Cyclops called upon Adam-X to use his powers against the Serpent-enhanced Juggernaut by igniting his blood. Instead of weakening Juggernaut, however, the tactic only amplified his destructive power.

(Powers of X#4 - BTS) - Rumors circulating through Bar Sinister on Krakoa suggested that the Summers family might contain more than the commonly accepted three brothers.

(X-Factor IV#5 - BTS) - Capitalizing on Mojoworld's obsession with mutant celebrities, Adam-X relocated to the extradimensional realm and launched a livestreaming enterprise known as Adam-X's Hot Seat. There he interacted with thousands of viewers whom he affectionately referred to as his "X-Tremists."

(X-Factor IV#5 (fb) - BTS) - During one of Adam-X's livestream polls, viewers voted to witness the execution of the depowered mutant Sofia Mantega.

(X-Factor IV#5 (fb)) - As Adam-X prepared to execute Sofia Mantega during a live broadcast, he repeatedly gave her opportunities to reconsider and escape. Sofia instead insisted on fulfilling the audience's wishes and allowed Adam-X to shoot her. News of her death eventually reached Krakoa, where the Five subsequently resurrected Sofia with her mutant powers restored.

(X-Force VI#12 - BTS) - Following the establishment of Krakoa as a sovereign mutant nation, Adam-X relocated to the island to live among mutantkind.

(X-Force VI#12) - Adam-X joined dozens of Krakoan mutants who gathered to witness Hank McCoy's public detention of Colossus. Seeking to intimidate Krakoa's population in the aftermath of an attack on the island, Beast intended to publicly target mutants of Russian descent. Outraged by Beast's treatment of his longtime friend, Wolverine drew his claws and dispersed the crowd.

(Way of X#2) - While drinking in the Green Lagoon alongside several fellow mutants, Adam-X witnessed the sudden appearance of the Patchwork Man, who was secretly Onslaught. The creature's arrival caused Lost's powers to spiral out of control, resulting in a wave of uncontrolled nausea that swept through the assembled mutants.

(Knights of X#4 - BTS) - While searching for the Siege Perilous within Mercator's realm, the Knights of X were each confronted by personal visions. As part of Shatterstar's vision, he found himself battling Adam-X and Spiral in Mojoworld before Rachel Summers intervened and rescued him.

(X-Men Annual IV#1) - When Mojo's latest scheme unleashed the Zombie X-Babies upon the Mojoverse, Adam-X joined the X-Men, Mojo and Spiral in battling the undead miniature heroes and saving the dimension.

(Rise of the Powers of X I#5) - As Jean Grey, empowered by the Phoenix Force, launched her final assault against the Dominion known as Enigma, she drew upon the essence, memories and spirits of mutantkind from across time and reality. Among the countless mutants who contributed their strength to Jean's effort was Adam-X. United with generations of mutants throughout history, their combined power enabled Jean to unravel Enigma's existence across the timeline and end his threat to all reality.

Comments: Created by Fabian Nicieza.

    For many years it was believed Katherine Summers had a third son fathered by D'Ken, the Shi'ar Emperor. Writer Fabian Nicieza later confirmed that Adam X was originally intended to be the illegitimate offspring of D'Ken and Katherine Summers, making him the half-brother of Cyclops and Havok. However, Nicieza departed the X-Men office before the storyline could be completed, and subsequent writers took the mythology in a different direction. In 2006, Ed Brubaker introduced Gabriel Summers (Vulcan) as the long-rumored "third Summers brother" in X-Men: Deadly Genesis. Nevertheless, Nicieza was finally able to tell his intended story in X-Men Legends I#2 (2021), which revealed that Adam Neramani was created through D'Ken's Eugenics Program using cell samples taken from Katherine Summers rather than being her biological son. As such, Adam is genetically derived from Katherine but was never actually born to her.

    His full name was revealed in Uncanny X-Men I#513.

    Adam-X received handbook profiles in Marvel Legacy: The 1990s Handbook (February, 2007), X-Men: Messiah Complex - Mutant Files (December, 2007), and Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#13 (April, 2010).

Original profile by Madison Carter; Rewritten and fully updated by MarvellousLuke

CLARIFICATIONS:
Adam-X has no known connections to

Images: (without ads)
X-Men Legends I#2, cover (main image)
X-Men Legends I#1, p9, pan2 (as a baby rescued by Jonath)
X-Men Legends I#1, p17, pan4 (as a teenager comforted by Jonath)
X-Force Annual I#2, p2, pan3 (first appearance)
X-Men Legends I#1, p28, pan4,5&6 (say hello to your brother)
X-Men Legends I#2, p10, pan1 (attacking Eric the Red)
Uncanny X-Men I#542, p13, pan3 (attacking Juggernaut)
Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#13 (ohotmu image)

Appearances:
X-Force Annual I#1 (1993) - Fabian Nicieza (writer), Greg Capullo (pencils), Harry Candelario (inks), Bob Harras (editor)
X-Force I#29 (December, 1993) - Fabian Nicieza (writer), Mat Broome (pencils), Bud LaRosa (inks), Bob Harras (editor)
X-Force I#30 (January, 1994) - Fabian Nicieza (writer), Tony Daniel (pencils), Kevin Conrad, Jon Holdredge & Jason Gorder (inks), Bob Harras (editor)
X-Men II#38 (November, 1994) - Fabian Nicieza (writer), Andy Kubert (pencils), Matt Ryan (inks), Bob Harras (editor)
X-Men II#39 (December, 1994) - Fabian Nicieza (writer), Terry Dodson (pencils), Matt Ryan (inks), Bob Harras (editor)
X-Men II#41 (February, 1995) - Fabian Nicieza (writer), Andy Kubert & Ron Garney (pencils), Matt Ryan (inks), Bob Harras (editor)
Captain Marvel III#2 (January, 1996) - Fabian Nicieza (writer), Ed Benes (pencils), Mike Sellers (inks), Mark Gruenwald (editor)
Captain Marvel III#3 (February, 1996) - Fabian Nicieza (writer), Ed Benes (pencils), Mike Sellers (inks), Mark Gruenwald (editor)
Marvel Legacy: The 1990s Handbook (February, 2007) - Jeff Christiansen, Sean McQuaid, Stuart Vandal, Michael Hoskin, Eric J. Moreels, Mark O'English, Chad Anderson, Ronald Byrd, Madison Carter, Al Sjoerdsma, Mike Fichera, Anthony Flamini, Chris Biggs, Rich Green, Jacob Rougemont, Eric Engelhard (writers), Jeff Youngquist, Jennifer Grunwald (editors)
X-Men: Messiah Complex - Mutant Files (December, 2007) - Eric J. Moreels, Jeff Christiansen, Chad Anderson, Stuart Vandal, David Wiltfong, Sean McQuaid, Chris Biggs, Michael Hoskin, Mike Fichera, Ronald Byrd, Madison Carter (writers), Jeff Youngquist, Jennifer Grunwald (editors)
Uncanny X-Men I#513 (September, 2009) - Matt Fraction (writer), Terry Dodson (pencils), Rachel Dodson (inks), Nick Lowe (editor)
Dark Avengers#7 (September, 2009) - Matt Fraction (writer), Luke Ross (pencils), Rick Magyar, Mark Pennington & Luke Ross (inks), Tom Brevoort (editor)
S.W.O.R.D.#1 (January, 2010) - Kieron Gillen (writer), Steven Sanders (pencils), Craig Yeung (inks), Nick Lowe (editor)
S.W.O.R.D.#2 (February, 2010) - Kieron Gillen (writer), Steven Sanders (pencils), Craig Yeung (inks), Nick Lowe (editor)
Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC#13 (April, 2010) - Jeff Christiansen, Mike Fichera, Stuart Vandal, Sean McQuaid, Ronald Byrd, Mike O'Sullivan, Michael Hoskin, Madison Carter, Markus Raymond, Rob London, Jacob Rougemont, Chris Biggs, Jeph York, David Wiltfong, Kevin Garcia, Mark O'English, Eric J. Moreels, Chad Anderson, Al Sjoerdsma, Anthony Flamini, David Sexton, Jonathan Couper-Smartt, Bill Lentz, Barry Reese (writers), Jeff Youngquist, Jennifer Grunwald, Mark D. Beazley, John Denning, Alex Starbuck, Brian Overton (editors)
Uncanny X-Men I#533 (February, 2011) - Matt Fraction, Kieron Gillen (writers), Greg Land (pencils), Jay Leisten (inks), Nick Lowe (editor)
Uncanny X-Men I#542 (October, 2011) - Kieron Gillen (writer), Greg Land (pencils), Jay Leisten (inks), Nick Lowe (editor)
Powers of X#4 (September, 2019) - Jonathan Hickman (writer), R.B. Silva (pencils, inks), Jordan D. White, Annalise Bissa (editors)
X-Factor IV#5 (September, 2020) - Leah Williams (writer), Carlos Gomez (pencils, inks), Jordan D. White, Annalise Bissa (editors)
X-Force VI#12 (September, 2020) - Benjamin Percy (writer), Jan Bazaldua (pencils, inks), Jordan D. White, Mark Basso, Chris Robinson, Lauren Amaro (editors)
X-Men Legends I#1 (February, 2021) - Fabian Nicieza (writer), Brett Booth (pencils), Adelso Corona (inks), Lauren Amaro, Mark Basso (editors)
X-Men Legends I#2 (March, 2021) - Fabian Nicieza (writer), Brett Booth (pencils), Adelso Corona (inks), Lauren Amaro, Mark Basso, Jordan D. White (editors)
Way of X#2 (May, 2021) - Si Spurrier (writer), Bob Quinn (pencils, inks), Jake Thomas, Shannon Andrews Ballesteros, Jordan D. White (editors)
Knights of X#4 (July, 2022) - Tini Howard (writer), Bob Quinn (pencils, inks), Sarah Brunstad (editor)
X-Men Annual IV#1 (December, 2022) - Steve Foxe (writer), Andrea Di Vito (pencils, inks), Jordan D. White, Lauren Amaro (pencils)
Rise of the Powers of X I#5 (May, 2024) - Kieron Gillen (writer), Luciano Vecchio (pencils, inks), Jordan D. White, Lauren Amaro (editors)

First Posted: 05/20/2005
Last Updated: 06/13/2026

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