Marvel Comics Takes Us 100 Years Into SINS OF SINISTER On Covers For March's Twisted Chapters

Marvel Comics Takes Us 100 Years Into SINS OF SINISTER On Covers For March's Twisted Chapters

Marvel Comics is taking us 100 years into the Marvel Universe's Sins of Sinister timeline next March, revealing just how different this world is going to look with Mister Sinister calling the shots...

By JoshWilding - Dec 03, 2022 02:12 PM EST
Filed Under: Marvel Comics

Next month, Mister Sinister finally wins!

As we recently reported, the Sins of Sinister event will see the iconic X-Men villain's long-term plotting finally pay off as his influence washes over not only Krakoa but the entire Marvel Universe. 

The saga kicks off in Sins of Sinister Alpha #1 before unfolding across three limited series that will replace Immortal X-Men, X-Men Red, and Legion of X starting in February: those are Immoral X-Men, Storm & The Brotherhood of Mutants, and Nightcrawlers.

Current X-Men writers Kieron Gillen, Al Ewing, and Si Spurrier will pen their respective new titles, joined by artists Paco Medina, Andrea Di Vito, and Alessandro Vitti. Tackling three separate time periods, each superstar artist will draw an issue of all three titles as consecutive issues propel the Marvel Universe further and further into a dark future. 

With that, the stakes will dramatically escalate with each startling time jump: 10 years, 100 years and, finally, 1000 years!

Now, we have details on what's to come in March's Sins of Sinister chapters, all of which are going to reveal what happens 100 years down the line as an army of Nightcrawlers scavenges the greatest artefacts of the fallen Marvel Universe.

Storm, meanwhile, channels Professor X as she remains the last surviving defender of mutantkind against Sinister’s forces, and a major player returns with the power to bring down Sinister’s reign or make it never-ending. 

The X-Men titles have always had fun exploring desolate future timelines, and Sins of Sinister looks set to be no exception. With Marvel Studios still plotting a big screen reboot of these characters, we have to believe many of the ideas from this Krakoa era of storytelling could eventually find their way into that movie. 

For now, check out the covers for Nightcrawlers #2, Immoral X-Men #2Storm & The Brotherhood of Mutants #2 below, all of which were illustrated by Leinil Francis Yu.
 

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VictorAlonzo
VictorAlonzo - 12/3/2022, 2:39 PM
Next!
Dotanuki
Dotanuki - 12/3/2022, 2:54 PM
Thor or Rickety Cricket?
Knowherefast
Knowherefast - 12/3/2022, 3:07 PM
@Dotanuki - "I understood that reference"
CorndogBurglar
CorndogBurglar - 12/3/2022, 3:05 PM
Hickman's X-Men was the worst thing to happen to X-Men comics in a very long time. But at least he seemed to have a plan. Him leaving just made this whole Era feel ridiculous and directionless.

Can we go back to the status quo please? Enough with this nonsense.
Dotanuki
Dotanuki - 12/3/2022, 3:15 PM
@CorndogBurglar - he tried something new. The question is, what is the status quo? A neverending refresh of mutants being pariahs, massacred and running?
CorndogBurglar
CorndogBurglar - 12/3/2022, 3:26 PM
@Dotanuki - Nope. The status quo is Xavier's dream. A group of mutants protecting the people that hate and fear them.

Not turning their back on those people and becoming the exact thing they were trying to teach humans NOT to be.

The thing is every story doesn't need to be humans trying to screw over mutants. Sometimes Apocalypse can just show up and be a dick. It's okay for villains to just be villains. Everything doesn't need to be a race war. And that's where X-writers lost control of things. And I'm talking before even Hickman came along.

90's X-Men is a perfect template.
Dotanuki
Dotanuki - 12/3/2022, 3:46 PM
@CorndogBurglar - so why do people still hate and fear them? It’s difficult because society has changed over the last 50 years and, in reality, there would be a lot more acceptance of mutants in the 21st century. So then they become just a generic super hero team like the Avengers.
marvel72
marvel72 - 12/3/2022, 4:46 PM
@CorndogBurglar - I liked House Of X and Power Of X but once it went into monthly titles the odd issue was good.

Did you read the origin of Moria Mactaggert? That single issue is one of the best comic books I have ever read.
CorndogBurglar
CorndogBurglar - 12/3/2022, 5:06 PM
@Dotanuki - Because with X-Men people didn't only fear them because they were different. A huge part of their fear is the idea that they are the next step in evolution and actively and will inevitably be the end of humanity. That kind of fear doesn't just go away. That's not something that people can just decide to accept. Not like people of color or gay people in our real society. People of color and gay peoples' very existence isn't a threat like mutants are.

And also, there's nothing wrong with super villains being super villains that the X-Men need to stop. One of the most well received runs in modern X-Men comics was Whedon's Astonishing X-Men run. And while it dealt with the cure in its first run, it had very little to do with humans vs mutants. And that's what I'm saying, not everything needs to be a story about humans starting to hate mutants more and more. That's where the 2000's and forward X-writers lost their way. Those stories should be told. But not everything needs to be about that.

Claremont and Jim Lee did a perfect job of balancing these things out. Some stories were about humans and mutants. But they also had other stories about villains that just needed to be stopped. In fact, most of the X-Men's most iconic stories had nothing to do with humans vs mutants except maybe God Loves, Man Kills.
CorndogBurglar
CorndogBurglar - 12/3/2022, 5:10 PM
@marvel72 - I didn't read any further than House and Powers of X. I hated the direction so much that I did the one thing I never thought I would do. I stopped reading X-Men comics.

I always told myself that I would always read X-Men, no matter how bad it got, simply because I wanted to be a part of every step of my favorite comic characters. But Hickman made them feel like anything but the X-Men. They're not the characters I love any more. He just changed it way too much.

But any way, is that the issue where it goes back and shows Moira's entire history of birth and rebirth? And all the different lives she lived? Because I did actually like that issue. Even though it didn't make a lot of sense to me.

Like, how can she be rebirth every time she dies? Is she just reborn into a different reality each time? And the Moira we've been reading about all these decades is her most recent rebirth? And it happened to be in the 616? That's how I took it, anyway.
ScRipt69
ScRipt69 - 12/4/2022, 6:09 PM
@Dotanuki - accepting someone because of how they identify as a person is alot different than
being accepting of shooting nuclear beams out of your bumhole. Of course I'm joking.
marvel72
marvel72 - 12/3/2022, 4:47 PM
I'm interested in this, that Nightcrawlers cover looks great.
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