X-Men Transform into X-Infants Once More in Jeffrey Brown's Newest Pop Culture Juvenile Publication
X-Men Transform into X-Infants Once More in Jeffrey Brown's Newest Pop Culture Juvenile Publication
Jeff Brown, known for his endearing portrayals of Marvel and Star Wars in his cartooning books, has returned with a new project. Titled as "Uncanny X-Men: Days of Future Fun", this work marks a shift for the artist, venturing into uncharted territories. The comic revisits Professor X and Magneto as mentors to younger versions of classic X-Men teams, such as the X-Men themselves and the New Mutants, sans any Mojoverse hullabaloo. io9 grants us an early peek into this adorable spectacle, offering a glimpse into the book's core.
For your viewing pleasure, we present some of the first interiors from "Days of Future Fun", which spans 64 pages of mutant antics, when it is set for release in the next year. Enjoy scenes of the New Mutants wrangling, non-threatening Danger Room training, and the challenges of guiding a budding Jean Grey in learning to draw boundaries, as we dive into the captivating world present below!
Jeff Brown's "Uncanny X-Men: Days of Future Fun" Preview
© Chronicle Books
© Chronicle Books
© Chronicle Books
At first glance, it's evident that Brown harbors a deep affection for the comic era that spawned the X-Babies–interdimensional media mogul Mojo's stratagem to boost X-Men ratings with the aid of transforming the X-Men into miniature versions of themselves, followed by the creation of numerous cloned variants. If the success of "Days of Future Fun" mirrors its charm, perhaps future books will explore various periods in X-Men history. How about the Krakoan Age as the ultimate playground?
The Uncanny X-Men: Days of Future Fun is scheduled to hit the shelves on April 29, 2025, published by Chronicle Books, and is available for pre-order here.
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In the anticipation of the upcoming release of "The Uncanny X-Men: Days of Future Fun," io9 has provided an exclusive preview, highlighting the book's charming narrative and showcasing the evolution of the New Mutants. As Jeff Brown delves into the past for inspiration, it opens up possibilities for future explorations of different eras in X-Men history, such as the Krakoan Age. (io9, Marvel)
With "Days of Future Fun" set in the future, experiencing the adoration for the X-Babies era and the innovative use of technology in storytelling, one can't help but wonder what advancements future comic books and digital media will bring. (io9, Technology)