X-Men vs. The Brood

    (Marvel, 1996)
™ and © 1996 Marvel Characters, Inc.

By 1996, the words “All New X-Men Special Event” were enough to send chills (for good or ill) down the spine of many a comics fan. Fortunately, X-Men: Brood is detached from the complexities of the characters’ other storylines and can be enjoyed as a compact, standalone adventure. X-Men: Brood is a two-issue limited series featuring everyone’s favorite mutant superteam battling against a race of parasitic alien scavengers known as the Brood. Writer John Ostrander struggles to jam as much characterization and drama into each 48-page issue as possible, with captions squeezed between the detailed linework of artists Bryan Hitch and Paul Neary. The ruthless Brood aliens provide plenty of opportunity for the X-Men to use their powers to the fullest and the action builds to a suitably violent climax in issue #2.
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#1 (Wraparound cover by Bryan Hitch)

September, 1996
Cover Price: $2.95
13 copies available from $1.80 		John OstranderBryan Hitch
#2 (Wraparound cover by Carlos Pacheco)

October, 1996
Cover Price: $2.95
14 copies available from $0.99 		John OstranderBryan Hitch, Sal Velluto