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Timestorm 2009/2099: X-Men (2009) #1

Timestorm 2009/2099: X-Men (2009) #1 View Larger Size
Writer: 
Brian Reed
Colorist: 
Paul Renaud, Frazer Irving
Letterer: 
Dave Sharpe, Dave Sharpe
Orig. Published: 
June 24, 2009
Format: 
Comic 
UPC: 
5960606750-00111

The Story: (hide) Meet the all-new, all-futuristic X-Men! Ninety years from now there are no mutants...or are there? In the Hulk-ruled wastelands of 2099, Wolverine investigates whether a small band of survivors are getting by on more than just their smarts. Is there a new generation of the Children of the Atom forming? This special TIMESTORM one-shot holds the answer! One-Shot/Rated T …$3.99

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