COMICS: CABLE AND X-FORCE And UNCANNY X-FORCE To Merge Into One Series Next Year

COMICS: CABLE AND X-FORCE And UNCANNY X-FORCE To Merge Into One Series Next Year

Next February, both Cable and X-Force and Uncanny X-Force are being merged and relaunched in Simon Spurrier and Rock-He Kim's X-Force #1. As well as combining members from those two teams, a major new member will be none other than Marrow! Hit the jump for details and artwork.

By JoshWilding - Nov 07, 2013 12:11 PM EST
Filed Under: Marvel Comics

Marvel may have decided that two X-Force books were two too many as next year will see the launch of X-Force #1 from Simon Spurrier and Rock-He Kim. The new series will combine both titles, but the initial roster will comprise of only Cable, Psylocke, Fantomex, and Marrow. "It's a slick, nasty, oh-so-grim beast that'll cut your throat and blow up your headquarters before you even know it's there," the writer said of the series. "Switch on the news and you've got unmanned drones violating international borders, governments listening in on their enemies — their allies and their own civilians alike, —unregistered aeronautical tech deployed in the field, defected oligarchs dying of radiation poisoning, whistleblowers vilified and so on. So we're playing with a lot of layers here. Factionalism, politics, violence, plus all the very human-level dramas that underpin any good team book." What do you guys think?
















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