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The Marvel Cinematic Universe is all set to introduce the X-Men in an upcoming reboot movie directed by Jake Schreier, following brief appearances by some of the characters in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness and Deadpool & Wolverine. Creator of Netflix's Beef, Lee Sung Jin, who is working on the new X-Men movie with Schreier and writer Joanna Calo, recently spoke about how ripe the characters are for drama centered on ostracism. The X-Men have inspired numerous other genre properties over the years, from Tim Burton's Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Childrento a new comic book series that's around the corner.
The new series is written by Robert Kirkman, who created The Walking Dead and serves as COO of Image Comics. The series inspired a long-running television adaptation, which itself spawned numerous spin-offs. More recently, Kirkman wrote the comic book series Invincible, which has been adapted into a popular Prime Video animated series that has aired four seasons so far. Kirkman is working on the new comic book series with co-writer Joe Casey and artist Andy Kubert. Here's the official synopsis, per Image Comics:
"There is a secret war being waged across the world by two violent forces with superhuman abilities who blur the lines between good and evil. When Marilyn Howe's search for her missing sister Alessandra puts her in the center of this conflict, she'll learn that the power to save the world comes from unlocking your genetic code and giving up everything you thought you knew about yourself…if you survive the experience. Perfect for fans of INVINCIBLE and X-MEN, nothing can prepare you for the most violent and unpredictable superhero series of the year!"
Here's When You Can Get Your Hands on Robert Kirkman's New Comic Book
The series is titled Terminal, and its first issue will be released on July 22. Meanwhile, Kirkman's fans can also look forward to two new seasons of Invincible, which features the voice talent of J.K. Simmons, Steven Yeun, and Sandra Oh. Stay tuned to Collider for more updates.
