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aftermath
[details=Spoiler]Marvel will disband the X-Men following the crossover; a story-line entitled Divided We Stand will come to a close in Uncanny X-Men #500, where the team will reform to pursue Cyclops’ vision of what the X-Men should be.[3][4]
At the Baltimore Comic-Con on September 10, 2007, Marvel Comics announced that a new Cable ongoing series (which will replace the Cable & Deadpool series), with Duane Swierczynski as the writer[5] and Ariel Olivetti as the artist, will be launched after the conclusion of Messiah Complex in March 2008.[6]
X-Men vol. 2 will be renamed X-Men: Legacy as of issue #208 in February. Mike Carey will remain as writer with various artists contributing to the art, including Billy Tan, Scot Eaton, among others. David Finch will provide the cover art.[7] The book will focus on Professor Xavier, Rogue and Gambit, and will also feature important plans regarding Magneto, as well as a female character from New X-Men. Iceman will make a cameo appearance as well.[8]
New X-Men ceases publication with issue #46 (January 2008). The writers of New X-Men shift to the relaunch of X-Force, starring Wolverine, X-23, Warpath, and Wolfsbane. Clayton Crain will serve as artist.[9]
A Young X-Men title will be launched after Messiah Complex according to a Marvel press release. [10] No details have been given as to whether or not this title will be a replacement for New X-Men.
A promotional card given out in comic book shops, promoting the upcoming “Divided We Stand” storyline in Marvel’s mutant titles, puts the first issue of Young X-Men out in April. Marvel’s solicitations for April confirm that Young X-Men will be debuting, written by Marc Guggenheim and pencilled by Yanick Paquette. The new line-up seemingly made up of Rockslide, Dust, Blindfold, Wolfcub, Daken, and possibly a new character. [11]
Daken? Wolverine’s son? WTF?
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