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35 Years Ago, the X-Men Gave Marvel Fans the Best Reboot Ever
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Marvel’s reboot game has gotten weaker and weaker over the years, and one of the best examples of that are the current X-Men books.
However, 35 years ago, the group’s creators gave readers one of the greatest reboots ever.
Videos by ComicBook.comIn 1991, long time Uncanny X-Men scribe Chris Claremont and X-Factor/New Mutants writer Louise Simonson were given their walking papers with an all-new group of creators taking the reins of the X-Men books.
The X-Men’s ’91 Reboot Can Never Be Replicatedimage Courtesy of Marvel ComicsThe ’90s were the decade of the X-Men.
What do you think about the 1991 X-Men reboot?